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Month: May 2018

Catch of the Day Possible job

It could just be the oldest of trade; fishing and one company has made it it’s business for more than a half century. The Icicle Seafood company was in Yuma looking to recruit new members for their processing plants in Alaska, yes, Alaska. The company held a recruitment event at the Goodwill Career Center in

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Estudiantes resolvern problemas por medio de la paz

El poder Judicial de Baja California firmó un convenio histórico con el sistema de preparatorias estatales COBACH para infundir la cultura del diálogo y la paz en maestros y estudiantes. Este convenio espera crear ciudadanos conscientes, pacientes y que sepan trabajar basándose en valores. El Sistema de Preparatorias Públicas Estatales “Colegio de Bachilleres” firmó por

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Two-vehicle collision leads to one dead

A two-vehicle collision left one person dead while traveling on State Route 86 near Coombs Drive near Salton City at 1:20 p.m. Tuesday. An ongoing investigation by California Highway Patrol revealed that 30-year-old Anthony Ramirez was driving a 1989 Dodge passenger car northbound in the right lane of Coombs Drive. Two passengers were in the

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Somerton arson suspect arrested

The Somerton Police Department arrested a man they said is tied to two cases of arson and one burglary. SPD arrested 18-year-old Manuel Murillo Wednesday after a three-week investigation. Police said on April 15 SPD and the Somerton/Cocopah Fire Department responded to a trashcan fire in the 200 Block of N. Bingham ruled to be

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1-year-old injured while in daycare

As a 1-year-old recovers from injuries he received at daycare, his mother says the incident is both “negligence” and “child abuse,” no matter who hurt the boy. His mother Tiffany Griffin rushed to Indianapolis’ Kiddie Garden daycare in Indiana Monday afternoon after a worker called and said her son, Jesse Harris IV, had a swollen

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