Z Fun Factory celebrates its grand re-opening
Z Fun Factory celebrates its grand re-opening
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Two plead guilty to Imperial Valley Ministries indictments
Two El Centro residents affiliated with Imperial Valley Ministries (IVM) pleaded guilty Thursday to forced labor conspiracy, and benefits fraud.
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Military Matters; Yuma remembers Pearl Harbor Survivor
Lost but never forgotten; Yuma remembers fallen warrior
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COBACH teachers fired over ‘inappropriate relationship’ with students
A total of eight men were fired from their teaching positions after having relationships with high school students at COBACH High School in Mexicali, Tijuana, and San Quintín.
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Bullitt hits its mark in Yuma
Local business owner makes dream come true after 50 years
Continue Reading Corren a Maestros por conductas impropias
Por relacionarse de manera sentimental con alumnas de preparatoria, 8 maestros del Colegio de Bachilleres (COBACH) en Mexicali, Tijuana y San Quintín fueron cesados de sus cargos.
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Warmer temps before storm system brings possible rain next week
High pressure building into the region over the next couple days will lead to warmer conditions and high temperatures climbing to above the 80 degree mark across the lower deserts for Friday and Saturday.
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Candidates vying for Imperial County Supervisor seat
It’s crunch time for candidates running for office.
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California police officer saves man from burning home
GRASS VALLEY, Calif. – A police officer in the Sierra Foothills is being hailed a hero after he saved a man trapped in a burning house.
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Cruise ship docks at Mexico’s Cozumel amid virus fears
The cruise ship MSC Meraviglia, turned away by two nations due to fears of a virus outbreak, docked at Mexico’s Caribbean island of Cozumel on Thursday.
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The road to recovery for a fentanyl addict
The fentanyl crisis has been sweeping the Yuma County community for months.
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Guardianes del Cielo
¿Te imaginas que el cielo fuera tu oficina? Esa es la vida cotidiana de los agentes de Operaciones Aéreas y Marítimas (AMO por sus siglas en inglés).
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Crooks and Cookies: Counterfeiters target Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts are schemed out of hundreds of dollars after crooks decided to pick up some cookies and paid with counterfeit money.
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Coronavirus could cost Trump the election, Goldman Sachs warns
A market meltdown. Surging recession fears. And a sudden spotlight on America’s health care system. Goldman Sachs is warning Wall Street that the coronavirus could cost President Donald Trump the election. The potential political fallout from the coronavirus adds yet more uncertainty for investors trying to assess the impact of the fast-moving epidemic. “If the
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Tribal leader: Work to build border wall hurts sacred land
A Native American leader from Arizona grew emotional Wednesday as he told a congressional committee about the pain members of his tribe feel about U.S. officials blasting through the land they consider sacred.
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U.S. Marine Corps hold presentations for Calipatria High School
After serving two decades in the armed forces, Marine Corps 1st Sgt. Antonio Lopez, never forgot his roots in the Imperial Valley.
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Agents seized $440K worth of drugs at the I-8 Immigration Checkpoint
An Avondale man is arrested after agents found over $440,000 worth of methamphetamine, cocaine, and heroin at the Interstate 8 Immigration Checkpoint, according to Border Patrol.
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Japan to close schools nationwide to control spread of virus
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe asked all elementary, middle and high schools nationwide on Thursday to close until late March to help control the spread of the new virus in the country.
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Mexico president ties shootout dead to drug consumption
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador suggested Wednesday without offering evidence that most of those who die in Mexico’s cartel- and gang-fueled firefights are high on drugs or intoxicated.
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