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'A dire situation': Mexico's refusal to pay water debt grips South Texas border - Vimarsana News

'A dire situation': Mexico's refusal to pay water debt grips South Texas border

The head of the U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission visited the Rio Grande Valley this week and declared that Mexico's lack of water payments to the United States is "dire."

Stray dogs lead police to skeletal remains of victim - Vimarsana News

Stray dogs lead police to skeletal remains of victim

Stray dogs have led police to skeletal remains in the western outskirts of the city near a highway where 21 bodies have been abandoned in the past three months.

Source: fox8.com
Migrants accuse Mexico's National Guard of abuse and theft - Vimarsana News

Migrants accuse Mexico's National Guard of abuse and theft

Several migrants, including Katerine from Ecuador, have told Border Report they were groped, fondled and robbed by members of Mexico's National Guard when they attempted to cross the border in the mountains east of San Diego.

Source: wkrg.com
Tijuana River Valley pollution crisis: Port of San Diego declares emergency - Vimarsana News

Tijuana River Valley pollution crisis: Port of San Diego declares emergency

The Port of San Diego has declared a state of emergency linked to the ongoing Tijuana River Valley crisis, according to a news release Wednesday. The port joins the cities of Imperial Beach and San Diego as well as the County of San Diego, which have issued similar actions.

City of Tijuana decides to lease — not buy — police helicopter - Vimarsana News

City of Tijuana decides to lease — not buy — police helicopter

"I would be upset if we made the stupid decision to buy the equipment, like we've done in the past with previous administrations, and it ends up stored because we can't find a part of it or because it became obsolete due to age or some sort of corruption involved,"