Some upcoming construction could affect your commute if you live or work on or around Marine Corps Air Station Yuma. Let’s take a look at where the work will happen and when. November 18-22, 2019 Underground utility work will close Avenue 3E between MCAS Yuma’s north and south gates from November 18-22. Detours will include
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A tree planting ceremony on November 16, in Brawley is the final piece of the city’s goal of planting over 350 trees in the community.
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Friday morning, Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholls will officially declare December 3rd as Yuma’s ‘Day of Giving’.
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Bill aimed helping canines after service Project K-9 Hero WASHINGTON D.C. (KYMA, KSWT). On any given day narcotic canines posted at our ports can find things that agents can’t. Their keen sense of smell can detect illicit drugs, currency and even explosives making canines vital to both the War on Drugs and the War on
Continue ReadingThe mother of the 19-month-old infant that was found dead on November 7, made her first appearance in court Tuesday. Tania Ramirez was taken into custody for involuntary manslaughter after the Brawley Police Department found her baby girl deceased in their apartment. According to court documents, 23-year-old Tania Ramirez was charged with one count of
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Brawley residents are invited to help beautify the campus of Myron D. Witter Elementary on Saturday, November 16. Whether it’s painting or cleaning, or landscaping, everyone can lend a hand. Brawley Elementary School District Trustee, Gil Rebollar said community-driven events like these help a student’s confidence, knowing that their education is important and valued. “People always talk
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A scary moment for Brawley residents. Earlier Thursday morning, a collision between two vehicles on Cesar Chavez street, caused one of the vehicles to drive into a home. Causing structural damage. Authorities said thankfully no one was home. Sgt. Adam Green of the Brawley Police Department said, “Brawley fire department and AMR assisted with medical. And both subjects were
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Positive, if Mother Nature cooperates YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KSWT). In Agriculture news predictions for the upcoming winter harvest are in, and as always they depend on Mother Nature. According to The Packer an Ag industry publication last year’s heavy rains in Yuma County and warmer than usual weather in Monterrey County delayed the harvest. But,
Continue ReadingA driver drifted off to sleep while his Jeep drifted off the road. Fortunately he walked away from the wreck that followed. The Somerton Cocopah Fire Department was called to County 17th and Highway 95 just before two Thursday afternoon to deal with the accident. They arrived to find a Jeep upside down in a
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BRAWLEY, Calif. (KYMA, KSWT, T3) The mother of the 19-month-old infant that was found dead on November 7, made her first appearance in court Tuesday. Tania Ramirez was taken into custody for involuntary manslaughter after the Brawley Police Department found her baby girl deceased in their apartment. According to court documents, 23-year-old Tania Ramirez was
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Commitment official after giving verbal in January. Ali Schmunk has proven herself as one of the most talented multi-sport student athlete at Yuma Catholic High School. Besides becoming the co-captain of the Shamrocks volleyball team as a setter and outside hitter, Schmunk has also excelled in the game of golf. In her 1st 3 years
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Months of living apart to come to an end YUMA, Ariz. – A Yuma family that has been separated by childhood cancer has finally moved back home. But the battle is far from over. 12-year-old Ayden Garnica was diagnosed with leukemia at the beginning of this year after four weeks of dealing with what seemed like a
Continue ReadingThe Trump administration is preparing to take private land along the U.S.-Mexico border to build its border wall. NBC News reports , the administration plans to file paperwork this week that will allow it to appropriate private land without first confirming how much it will pay the landowners. Officials tell NBC, Jared Kushner will host
Continue ReadingGood news for millions of veterans and caregivers the Pentagon has announced that starting next year 4.1 million veterans and their caregivers will have access to military commissaries and exchanges. Veterans with a documented service-related disability, Purple Heart Recipients, former prisoners of war and Veteran Affairs-approved veteran caregivers will have access. Commissaries and exchanges are
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UPDATE 2:06 P.M. A second victim of a school shooting in southern California has died. Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva says the 14-year-old boy died at a hospital. Earlier, a 16-year-old girl passed away. Three surviving victims remain hospitalized. The shooter is in extremely critical condition. Earlier reports indicated the 16-year-old had died. The
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History buffs looking for a unique home, this listing may be for you.
Continue ReadingUPDATE The Arizona Department of Transportation reported MVD offices and authorized third party provides are operating normally following a computer outage that affected a number of state agencies Thursday morning. ADOT said the outage was caused by a malfunction in a fiber line that serves several state agencies. ORIGINAL STORY A computer outage affecting multiple
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Military Matters: Millions of vets will have access to commissaries and exchanges come 2020.
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Today’s temperature falls around the mid-low 80’s with a side of partly cloudy skies in Yuma. Expect cloudy skies for the next few days in Yuma and the Imperial Valley. In the Valley during the evening expect clear skies with temperatures dropping to the Mid 60’s along with a chance of 30% humidity and low
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