Month: November 2018

President Donald Trump is weighing an administration-wide shakeup as he looks to prepare his White House for divided government, with Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen expected to be among the next to go, perhaps as soon as this week. Trump has soured on Nielsen and White House chief of staff John Kelly, in part over

The minor that officials said confessed to starting the fire that destroyed the Stewart Vincent Wolfe Imaginary Playground in 2014 appeared in court Tuesday. Seventeen-year-old Kane Perez was in court for a final management conference. His defense attorney asked for 30 more days so that a separate case pertaining to the same incident could catch

A 44-year-old man is dead after a driver missed a raised berm and caused their vehicle to roll over just south of State Route 78, according to California Highway Patrol. CHP said at approximately 8:47 a.m. the driver of a 2007 Dune Buggy was traveling northbound in the open desert of Glamis south of SR-78

CNN is suing the Trump administration, demanding that correspondent Jim Acosta’s press credentials to cover the White House be returned. The administration revoked them last week following President Trump’s contentious news conference, where Acosta refused to give up a microphone when the president said he didn’t want to hear anything more from him. The lawsuit

Democrat special education teacher and political novice Kathy Hoffman has won the race for Arizona superintendent of public instruction, beating an experienced Republican politician. Hoffman was declared the winner Monday night as her lead over Frank Riggs grew insurmountable during Arizona’s lengthy vote count. Hoffman was one of the hundreds of current and former educator-activists

In a year of liberal challenges to President Donald Trump, an avowed centrist scored the Democratic Party’s biggest coup — flipping a red state’s U.S. Senate seat. Rep. Kyrsten Sinema won the Arizona Senate seat being vacated by Republican Jeff Flake to become the first woman to win a U.S. Senate seat in the state.

Multiple agencies responded to a palm tree fire behind 2100 West 8th Street in a residential area in Yuma Sunday. The initial fire was caused by the palm tree making contact with electrical wires causing damage to the wires and sparking the debris down below. With the wind’s force, Yuma Rural Metro fire crews arrived

La demócrata Kyrsten Sinema ganó el escaño al Senado de los EE. UU. De Arizona, superando a la republicana Martha McSally. La carrera entre Sinema y McSally fue una de las más observadas en la nación. Sinema fue declarada ganadora el lunes ya que su liderazgo se volvió insuperable durante el largo conteo de votos

The University of Arizona is tackling a critical issue in Arizona, the diagnosis and misdiagnosis of speech disorders among bilingual Latino children. An associate professor at the UA, Leah Fabiano, was granted a grant to research the issue in heavily Latino populated areas. “We’re developing a test that will accurately separate bilingual children with or

For residents who don’t live directly in the City of Yuma, traveling for your primary-care may be a bit of a hassle. Yuma Regional Medical Center is looking to provide convenience to residents in the Foothills after opening YRMC Primary Care-Foothills. It’s located at 11142 S. Scottsdale Drive just east of the intersection of Interstate

Empiezan a llegar los primeros migrantes a Baja California que conforman la caravana de migrantes centroamericanos. Durante el fin de semana llegaron en autobús un grupo de 80 personas aproximadamente que conforman la comunidad gay LGBT. Según declaraciones de autoridades de Baja California, este grupo se desprendió de la caravana para financiar su viaje y

Todos los días Casa del migrante recibe decenas de personas que intentaron cruzar la frontera y no lo lograron o fueron deportados. De acuerdo a la administración del albergue el número de personas que reciben cada vez varea demasiado. “Ahorita están llegando de 20 a 15, es muy irregular la cantidad de deportados hay días

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema has increased her lead over her Republican opponent Martha McSally by more than 38,000 votes, according to The newest numbers released from the Arizona Secretary of States website. The most recent statement from Kyrsten Sinema ‘s campaign Manager Andrew Piatt, released Sunday, shows growing confidence int he race. “With the latest ballot

El Centro and Yuma sector border patrol conducted an operation to better tackle human smuggling attempts into the United States. The operation began August 20 and ended September 30. It illustrated an increase in human trafficking in the area. “The goal was to identify vulnerabilities in tactics used by transnational criminal organizations and to further