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Apple unveils iPhone 18 and first foldable iPhone

CUPERTINO, CA (KESQ) -Apple unveiled its latest iPhones Wednesday, including its first foldable model, as new CEO John Ternus led the company’s annual fall showcase. The company introduced the iPhone 18, featuring expanded AI capabilities, Apple’s new A20 chip and a stronger focus on privacy. Apple says the six-core processor, including two new super cores, makes the phone up to 20%

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SDSU Imperial Valley exhibition honors Armando Rascón and the spirit of border activism

Lynette Niebla IMPERIAL VALLEY, Calif. (KYMA) – SDSU Imperial Valley’s Steppling Art Gallery kicks off the new academic year with a powerful new exhibition celebrating Chicanx culture and local history. The exhibition, titled “Proof of Concept: Retrospecting the Ephemeral and Activist Art of Armando Rascón,” is completely free and open to the public on Tuesdays

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Becerra promotes housing agenda; Hilton unveils ‘Fun and Freedom’ plan

LONG BEACH, Calif. (KESQ) – Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra promoted his plans to build more housing during an appearance in Long Beach today, while Republican candidate Steve Hilton unveiled a proposed “Office of Fun and Freedom” aimed at cutting state regulations affecting nightlife, entertainment venues and community events.    Becerra, a former U.S. Health

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UCLA project, immigrant rights group sues Homeland Security over ‘threat’ to voters

LOS ANGELES (KESQ) – The UCLA Voting Rights Project and others are suing the Trump administration, alleging the government’s use of federal databases to erroneously target naturalized citizens who are eligible to register to vote interferes with free and fair elections, according to court papers obtained today.    Filed in the U.S. District Court for

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‘Activate Imperial’ aims to give residents a voice amid green energy and data center boom

‘Activate Imperial’ aims to give residents a voice amid green energy and data center boom

Lynette Niebla IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA) – As a massive wave of interest in data centers and green energy projects sweeps through the Imperial Valley, local leaders and residents are uniting to ensure the community is not left behind by rapid industrialization. The Latino Community Foundation (LCF), alongside a coalition of local grassroots organizations, has

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