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Month: May 2017

Arizona Water Contamination: Fact or fiction?

A recent article by ‘AZ Central’ states that Arizona residents are in danger of drinking contaminated water, but a former county official in Yuma is saying otherwise. The Natural Resources Defense Council reports that more than one-third of Arizona’s population is getting drinking water from a utility or company that violates federal drinking-water regulations. The

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“El Sueo Americano”

​​​​​Una familia que no se conforma con ser mediocre, que aunque no tenga estatus legal, usa su protección del programa DACA para alcanzar sus metas. Trump no podrá parar el exito que han tenido estos hermanos en los Estados Unidos y cortar “El Sueño Americano”. “Nosotros somos de Sinaloa, yo nací en Nolvato, Sinaloa, nosotros

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Refugio de animales en “Aprieto”

El refugio para animales del Valle Imperial se está viendo en un aprieto despues de que el establecimiento fue dañado debido a los fuertes vientos. Ahora tendrán que recaudar unos miles de dólares para tener el edificio en código. Los fuertes vientos de las semanas pasadas dejaron su huella en el refugio de animales del

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CPR challenge: EMS week

Starting Monday, May 22nd, National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) week begins and it just so happens to coincide with the world CPR challenge. The Yuma Fire Department, Rural Metro and several others are coming together to provide extensive training to the public in compression only-cardio pulmonary resuscitation also known as CO-CPR. Throughout next week they

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Border Patrol agents involved in shooting

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said United States Border Patrol agents were involved in a shooting on Wednesday, north of Tombstone, Arizona that injured one person. At approximately 3:45 p.m., a Black 2008 Dodge Dakota driving northbound on State Route 80, collided with traffic barricades at the State Route 80 Immigration Checkpoint, which was temporarily

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