La Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Yuma desea notificar a la comunidad que Carlos Flores, de 35 años, ahora reside en 2750 S. Avenue 17 E. en Yuma, AZ. Flores es considerada una delincuente sexual de Nivel 2 con un riesgo mediano de volver a delinquir. Él se describe como 5 pies, 6 pulgadas
Continue ReadingThe Yuma County Sheriff’s Office would like to notify the community that 35-year-old Carlos Flores, is now residing at 2750 S. Avenue 17 E. in Yuma, AZ. Flores is considered a Level 2 sex offender with a medium risk to re-offend. He is described as 5 feet, 6 inches tall, 150 pounds, with black hair
Continue ReadingEl Departamento de Policía de la Ciudad de Yuma llevó a cabo un manejo deficiente de conducción desde el viernes 25 de mayo hasta el lunes 28 de mayo con la ayuda de la Oficina de Seguridad en las Carreteras del Gobernador de Arizona.La atención se centró en la conducción dañada y la aprehensión de
Continue ReadingACTUALIZACIÓN (5:23 p.m.) Un sospechoso fue arrestado en Somerton cuando las autoridades buscaban a una persona de interes relacionada con el tiroteo de dos víctimas en Yuma el miercoles por la tarde, según el Departamento de Policía de Somerton. La policía dijo que se sospecha que todavía se esconde otro sospechoso en Valley Mobile Village,
Continue ReadingU.S. Customs and Border Protection will host a CBP officer recruiting event on Friday, June 1, at the Workforce Development Center in Indio, California. The event will run from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. and will be located at 44-199 Monroe St. Ste. B CBP recruiters will be answering questions and will assist with completing
Continue ReadingA former Arizona legislator who was expelled for sexual misconduct says he’s willing to serve at the statehouse again if a small group of Republicans can gather enough petition signatures for him to qualify for the ballot. The Arizona Capitol Times reports that former Rep. Don Shooter said earlier this month that he wouldn’t run
Continue ReadingThe rise of the price of gas has some feeling like their pockets are a little less full. Eric Schaffer filled up his gas tank before heading to the Colorado River with his family, but said that the new trend has him thinking twice about the trips his family can take. “Since they’ve gone up,
Continue ReadingStarbucks will close more than 8,000 stores nationwide on Tuesday to conduct anti-bias training, the next of many steps the company is taking to try to restore its tarnished image as a hangout where all are welcome. After the arrests of two black men in Philadelphia last month at one of its stores, the coffee
Continue ReadingTonight, we meet a Boxer named Dillon and a senior cat named Skeeter. First up is Dillon. This big guy may look intimidating with those cropped ears, but he truly is such a sweet dog. With high energy, Dillon loves the water and loves to explore. He needs a family that will take him on
Continue ReadingHundreds of people gathered at the Desert Lawn Memorial Park to honor thousands of service men and women on Monday. The Memorial Day ceremony began at 9 a.m. at the Desert Lawn Memorial Park in Yuma. Moreover, over one thousand flags were put on display at the cemetery. Officials said each one represented a veteran
Continue ReadingLast week in our Home Grown segment we talked about honey bees and how they are very important when it comes to pollinating in our agriculture fields. This week we continue talking about bees. Since 1990, 25% of the honey bee population has disappeared. News 11 spoke with Dean Edwards from Priority Pollination to find
Continue ReadingD e nueva cuenta un caso de intoxicación por metanfetamina en líquidos volvió a suceder en Mexicali, como si ya se estuviese convirtiendo costumbre en la ciudad, esta vez. Fue en 24 estudiantes de Preparatoria, del Sistema Colegio de Bachilleres, COBACH por sus siglas, en el Km. 57 Ejido Estación Cohauila o Colonias Nuevas, el
Continue ReadingThe American Legion along with the city of Holtville honored those who served in the armed forces and lost their lives during their service. Residents paid their respects to family and friends of fallen soldiers as well as remembering what Memorial Day is all about. “Oh, it’s extremely important. This is history. These guys fought
Continue ReadingThe agency that oversees Arizona’s state parks has suspended a request for its central office staff to work additional shifts at the agency’s 35 parks for no additional pay. The Arizona Republic reports that Arizona State Parks & Trails suspended the request Friday after the newspaper asked the state Department of Administration and Gov. Doug
Continue Reading24 new cases of intoxication from meth-laced beverages have been reported in Mexicali since last Thursday, authorities confirmed. High school students from the Colegio de Bachilleres reported feeling sick after drinking contaminated water from a water cooler during a school event. “In two occasions water was purchased and deposited in this water cooler. After this,
Continue ReadingVietnam veteran Cruz T. Abarca is calling it quits after two years of restoration work at Memory Gardens Cemetery. “Walking away from this project due to the fact for the lack of volunteers and people’s interest,” Abarca said. It started when he saw the abandoned place along Highway 86 between El C entro and Brawley.
Continue ReadingBlack and white signs with the website, “hesgotasecret.com,” are all around Yuma. These signs are a part of an information campaign put on by Reliable Energy Policy. The group is setting out the information campaign to keep an energy initiative off of the November ballot. “This is a grassroots group made up of people who
Continue ReadingArizona Corrections Director Charles Ryan has lost an appeal of a court order that threatened to hold Ryan in contempt of court and fine the state for repeatedly falling short in improving health care for inmates. Last week, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Ryan’s appeal of the Oct. 10 order by U.S. Magistrate
Continue ReadingLa tormenta subtropical Alberto adelantó el inicio de la temporada de huracanes de este año y tocará tierra el lunes en la costa norte del Golfo de Mexico, donde las playas de arena blanca estaban más vacías de lo habitual pese a ser feriado en Estados Unidos. Aunque la temporada de huracanes en el Atlántico
Continue ReadingEl presidente Donald Trump conmemoró el lunes el segundo Día de los Caídos en Guerras de su mandato depositando una corona de flores en la Tumba del Soldado Desconocido durante una solemne ceremonia en el Cementerio Nacional de Arlington. El mandatario dijo que se encontraba en “territorio sagrado” para rendir honor “a las vidas y
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