Group of nearly 250 immigrants arrested at New Mexico border
U.S. Border Patrol agents in New Mexico say a group of nearly 250 immigrants are in custody after turning themselves in to authorities at the…
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Ducey names ex-legislator Ruiz to state of Board of Education
A charter school operator who formerly was an Arizona legislator has been appointed to the state Board of Education. Gov. Doug Ducey’s office…
Continue ReadingWhere to celebrate MLK Day in Yuma
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is right around the corner and if you’re wondering what Yuma is doing locally to celebrate, we have got you covered.…
Continue ReadingAftermath of romaine lettuce recall in the valley
The current demand for romaine lettuce is at a low. Consumers across the country are afraid of the leafy green following the most recent E. coli…
Continue ReadingHundreds of migrants kicked out of shelters for poor behavior
Hundreds of migrants that arrived with the migrant caravan back in November are now living in the streets of Mexicali due to poor behavior.…
Continue ReadingMigrantes sin futuro en Mexicali
Son migrante que perdieron el rumbo hacia una vida mejor, por muchos razones. Los vicios del alcohol y las drogas, es una de las principales causas,…
Continue ReadingMan wanted for rape of child arrested by Border Patrol
A Mexican national accused of raping a child in Utah was arrested by Border Patrol agents near Calexico Port of Entry Thursday morning. Custom and…
Continue ReadingAumentan casos de robo de autos en Foothills
El departamento de policía de yuma está alertando a la comunidad sobre un incremento de robo de autos en zona residencial foothills…
Continue ReadingAZ troopers rescue children kidnapped from Idaho
Arizona troopers rescued three children Wednesday after their father had allegedly kidnapped them in Idaho. Authorities said the suspect had…
Continue ReadingLocal health center offers aid as government shutdown continues
The Regional Center for Border Health will begin helping federal employees that have been affected by the ongoing government shutdown. The non-profit…
Continue ReadingPay plans for first responders voted on by city council
UPDATE (7:50 p.m.) Yuma police officers and firefighters will see a raise starting July 1. Yuma City Council voted on pay plans for Yuma Police…
Continue ReadingHumo reportado en secundaria Centennial
Nota del editor: Los funcionarios del Distrito Escolar de Crane dijeron que no están seguros si habrá clases el jueves. El Distrito…
Continue ReadingLadrones de autos son detenidos en Mexicali
El robo de vehículos con violencia es más frecuente en Mexicali. Este miercoles se logró la captura de una peligrosa banda que…
Continue ReadingThousands more migrant children separated from parents
Government investigators said Thursday that thousands more migrant children may have been separated from their families than the Trump administration…
Continue ReadingNew study encourages Yumans to contribute to improving pedestrian safety
Bicyclists and pedestrians will soon have a chance to voice concerns and comments on the basis of accessibility in Yuma County. The Yuma Metropolitan…
Continue ReadingStudy: Millennial drivers more familiar with emojis than a car warning symbol
A new study said Millennial drivers are more familiar with emojis in their phone than a certain symbol on their car’s dashboard. That’s…
Continue ReadingTempe police: 14-year-old boy shot by officer
Police in Tempe says a burglary suspect who was fatally shot by an officer was a 14-year-old boy and wasn’t in possession of a real handgun.…
Continue ReadingThird party to run center where comatose woman had baby
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Continue ReadingAssistance event to be held to help federal employees in Imperial
The Imperial County Department of Social Services (DSS) is looking to help federal employees who have been feeling the pinch since the partial…
Continue ReadingArizona saw a 41% increase in medical marijuana use in 2018
Medical marijuana purchases and use is doubling in Arizona and it’s at a faster rate than the number of people allowed to legally use it. Newly…
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