Imperial Valley Press - 2022-05-01

• IID electric customers to catch a break in May
• March illustrate­s a woman’s walk remains challengin­g
• Boxing coach remembered during Calexico event
• Naomi Judd, of Grammy-winning duo The Judds, dies at 76
• Onions filched
• Drug suspects handed over to feds
• Drug tunnel creating infrastruc­ture problems
• Coyote attack injures girl on California’s Huntington Beach
• Lawmaker demands power transfer to San Felipe
• Job opportunit­ies widely available
• Advocacy group honors Sauza
• ICSO steps up traffic enforcemen­t in special operation
• Hey, up there
• Prosecutor: LA funeral home director left remains to rot
• Escobar sustains upbeat note in State of the County address
• Post office, lithium lead concerns at recent Niland town-hall event
• San Diego seeks to void $85M award in sheriff restraint case
• Black Catholic nuns: A compelling, long-overlooked history
• Activists keep up pressure as Biden weighs student debt move
• MARTHA E. SOTO IBARRA
• SHARON LEA JAY
• Police: 2 in biker gangs fatally shot outside Tennessee bar
• Hillary Clinton keeps getting it right
• Beware the control freaks, Mr. Musk
• The job I want
• Freshmen carry IVC softball to playoffs
• Hayes rallies Pirates to 7-6 win over Padres in 10 innings
• Marte, Ahmed homer in Arizona’s 2-0 win over St. Louis
• Madrid clinches record-extending 35th Spanish league soccer title
• Draft Day 3: Kickers and running backs take NFL spotlight
• Amazon reports rare quarterly loss as online shopping slows
• Dems hone populist appeal with proposed stock trading ban
• Back with the banned: Do Twitter’s exiles return under Musk?
• Biden order to boost mining may not have quick payoff
• Why are migraines so much worse than other headaches?
• Favor for friend ends up destroying the friendship
• Met Gala returns
• PBS’ ‘Ridley Road’ holds lessons to America from ’60s London

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