Immigrant Rights March Starts Along US-Mexico Border

Feb. 2: By Marissa Cabrera; Comments

A march to remember the lives of migrants who have died crossing the U.S.-Mexico border gets underway Thursday in San Diego. The group plans to follow the international boundary to Arizona.

Services Tonight For 13-year Old Killed In Tijuana

Jan. 31: By Marissa Cabrera; 1 Comment

Services will be held Tuesday night for a 13-year old San Ysidro Middle School student shot and killed over the weekend in Tijuana. He was one of five males killed in what is being called an attack by organized crime.

Tijuana Killings Disrupt Period Of Relative Calm

Jan. 30: By Adrian Florido; 2 Comments

The murders of five people at a family gathering Saturday were a reminder that organized crime is still active in Tijuana despite a recent decrease in drug killings.

Nation's Busiest Border Crossing To Close 8 Lanes Monday

Jan. 27: By Marissa Cabrera; 1 Comment

Eight of 24 northbound lanes at the San Ysidro Port of Entry will be closed Monday. Port officials stress the closure will not affect border wait times.

New Fences Block Access To U.S.-Mexico Border Monuments

Jan. 26: By Adrian Florido; 0 Comments

Hundreds of miles of new fencing has been built along the U.S.-Mexico Border. But some historic monuments that mark the exact boundary are being left behind the fence, blocking access from the U.S. side.

Proposed Change To Immigration Policy Brings Hope To Families

Jan. 26: By Jude Joffe-Block; 2 Comments

President Obama is in Nevada on Thursday, a state he won with the Latino vote. Enthusiasm for him has waned among this key electorate. But a proposed change to an immigration procedure could raise his popularity among Hispanics.

Federal Agents Bust Alleged Aircraft Smuggling Operation

Jan. 25: By Marissa Cabrera; 0 Comments

The use of ultralight planes to bring drugs across the U.S-Mexico border is not uncommon. But now, federal agents east of San Diego County say they've seized a private plane in an alleged human smuggling operation.

Hundreds Of Items To Enter Mexico Border Areas Duty-Free

Jan. 24: By Jill Replogle; 3 Comments

As of Tuesday, consumers in Tijuana and other Baja California border cities may see a price drop for many consumer items. It is designed to entice them to stop crossing into the U.S. to shop.

Old Border Fence To Get A Second Life

Jan. 23: By Adrian Florido; 5 Comments

The old U.S.-Mexico border fence near San Diego was going to be sold for scrap. But local activists managed to save some of it and have plans to recycle it.