August 7, 1907. The paper, its title now shortened to the Imperial Valley Press, strayed from its normal weekly publishing schedule to put out a number of “Extra” editions in late July 1907. These extras addressed the upcoming elections that would establish the county seat along with the potential candidates to fill the new offices. Following the excitement surrounding the establishment of Imperial County, the Imperial Valley Press returned to its Saturday publishing date until September 30, 1911, when the paper officially became a daily. The Imperial Valley Press continues to be published today, including an online edition. Other publications The Imperial Valley Press publishes Adelante Valle a Spanish-language weekly. References External links Imperial Valley Press Imperial Valley Press at Schurz Communications California Digital Newspaper Collection Daily newspapers published in California 1901 establishments in California El Centro, California