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Month: December 2016

Border City Latinos with Trump

The New York Times recently wrote an article about Latinos from Yuma County supporting the President-elect. Antonio and Anthony Martinez, father and son, manage two local barber shops in Yuma. Yuma is known for their growing agricultural industry and large Hispanic population. They were recently featured in an article in The New York Times about

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Arizona designating no-tolerance highway ‘safety corridors’

Arizona will designate four stretches of major highways as safety corridors where authorities say there will be zero tolerance for traffic violations. The Transportation and Public Safety departments and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety says designations of the four safety corridors are aimed at reducing crashes, severe injuries and traffic fatalities. Signs for the

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Car versus pedestrian collision

Yuma Police are investigating a vehicle versus pedestrian collision that happened Saturday at Fifth Avenue and 12th Street. Initial reports reveal that an 80-year-old woman was struck by a 2004 Saturn that was traveling south bound. The 80-year-old was transported to Yuma Regional Medical Center and is in serious condition. The driver of the other

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“Sock Drive” collects socks in need

Socks are the least donated but highly wanted in shelters. During the Holiday season, groups around the community collect the necessities for families in need.Yuma Footcare is holding their annual “Sock Drive” collecting socks for local missionaries. Dr. Jessica Duggan is looking to break record this holiday season. “This year we decided to match every

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