Donate Bikes for Children in need
It started as a “vision” at a church in Mexicali, when thousands of bikes were given away to children in need for the holidays. Pastor…
Continue ReadingMonth: November 2016
Homeless receive care packages
Molina Healthcare is partnering with Imperial Valley non-profit Spread the Love Charity to pass out care packages to the homeless. The event was on a…
Continue ReadingHoltville gets ready for Christmas tree lighting
The city of holtville is ready to kick off their Christmas festivities this week. For the fifth year in a row the Holtville Fire Department will…
Continue ReadingHombre que cultivo marihuana en su hogar explica el porque
​​​​​El hombre que fue arrestado por poseer y cultivar marihuana nos contó su lado de la historia hoy y explicó porque lo…
Continue ReadingYPD releases Thanksgiving citation stats
Yuma police officers issued a total of four DUI arrests, 24 speeding citations and 41 other citations between Wednesday, November 23 and Saturday,…
Continue ReadingSierra Vista police use undercover officer to make an arrest
Sierra Vista police say an undercover officer posed as a hired killer, leading to the arrest of a former Cochise County Sheriff’s deputy in…
Continue ReadingHoltville City Council votes no on cellphone tower
The construction of a cellphone tower at Samaha Park was denied after strong opposition from the community. City council members voted 3-2 against…
Continue ReadingCalexico student allegedly beaten, robbed at knifepoint
A Calexico parent is very upset about the alleged robbery at knifepoint that happened just across her daughter’s school on Monday morning.…
Continue ReadingLa comunidad de Holtville en contra de proyecto de torre celular
La construcción de una torre telefónica celular en Holtville se suspendió despues de una fuerte oposición de los miembros…
Continue ReadingArizona education chief pushing for more money for teachers
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas has released a new funding proposal aimed at giving pay raises to teachers, repairing…
Continue ReadingPicking out the perfect Christmas Tree
It’s about that time to pick out the perfect Christmas tree to take home, but do you know the “difference” between trees while…
Continue ReadingEl nmero de personas sin hogar disminuye a nivel estatal, pero no en Yuma
De acuerdo a una encuesta estatal en, Mesa Independent, el numero de personas sin hogar ha dismuinudio un 30% en los ultimos seis años, pero…
Continue ReadingYuma County offers free HIV testing
The Board of Supervisors recently proclaimed December 1 as World AIDS Day. The county will be offering free HIV testing and screening among other…
Continue ReadingMissing Los Angeles man found
UPDATE: Martinez has been found safe and well. Martinez’ girlfriend confirmed with News 11 that he was safe and sound in Arizona. Original…
Continue ReadingMaking a Difference: Ocotillo Wind Farm
“As we continue in making this carbon footprint in our world, we want to reduce that. So it’s called sustainability” says Tracy…
Continue ReadingProposition 206 may negatively impact in-home care businesses in Yuma
While many locals say they were eager to see Proposition 206 pass, some businesses are worried it might jeopardize the current standing of companies…
Continue ReadingSalvation Army looking for donations this holiday season
The Salvation Army is dedicated to helping those who are in need all year long and with cold temperatures here they are asking for the…
Continue ReadingNew Athletic Complex in progress
Yuma is getting ready to welcome a new athletic complex with six lighted softball fields. Mayor Douglas Nicholls spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony…
Continue ReadingEl Salvation Army cobija a los ms necesitados
El Ejercito de Salvación se dedica a ayudar a los necesitados durante todo el año, sin embargo las bajas temperaturas traen la…
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