Imperial Valley Press - 2018-04-01

• Brawley community comes together for
• Hundreds line Cambridge streets to honor Stephen Hawking
• Trump blasts Brown’s immigrant pardons
• Grace College snags Jacob Sapp
• STORIES FROM THE PAST
• Tesla says vehicle in deadly crash was on Autopilot
• Rally seeks justice for black man shot by police in backyard
• DEAR PROBE
• Court: Government can’t block immigrant teens from abortion
• New videos show clearest account of Alton Sterling’s killing
• Nobel Prize winner Malala visits her Pakistan hometown
• STEVEN “STEVE” SCOTT PIERSON
• ERNEST DOMINGUEZ
• ROBERT A. MARTIN
• AP analysis: Blacks largely left out among high-paying jobs
• How you’re tracked online — and what you can do about it
• Toys Were Us: A farewell to Geoffrey
• Here comes the … large … bunny
• You too can survive alone
• New Asian-American, Brazilian apostles make Mormon history
• Group plans to put Philadelph­ia’s other bell back on display
• Lawyer on familiar ground in Sacramento police shooting
• Six months of #MeToo: Hopes are high for lasting impact
• Wagner, Michigan end Loyola’s run 69-57 in Final Four
• Ibrahimovi­c leads Galaxy rally past LAFC in MLS debut
• 6 teams off Easter Sunday, Ohtani debuts arm
• 3s please: Villanova sets F4 record in 95-79 win over Kansas
• Pope in Easter Vigil baptizes Nigerian migrant-hero
• What we know about cancer risk and coffee
• Customer resents questionin­g when making a store purchase
• Partnershi­p allows IVC students to earn bachelor’s in business
• President Trump’s call for tariffs creating anxiety in the farm belt
• Trump goes after Amazon — again — over postal delivery
• Spy case: Russia, US envoys leave Washington, St. Petersburg
• Syrian army declares victory as rebels vacate most of Ghouta
• Ready Player One is a ride everyone can enjoy
• Lasting lessons from Mister Rogers
• HAPPENINGS

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