Month: February 2020
Veteran air traffic controller analyzes Kobe helicopter crash
A crash that claimed the lives of nine people including Kobe Bryant, his daughter and some of her teammates has the world grieving to this day.
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Tax Tip Tuesday: Do your homework
According to the IRS, 57% of U.S. taxpayers use a paid tax preparer.
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Applications available for annual Grand Canyon rafting lottery
The Grand Canyon is now accepting applications for its highly competitive lottery for non-commercial rafting trips on the Colorado River.
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Walgreen’s to pay $7.5 million settlement over illegally-filled prescriptions
Walgreen’s will pay $7.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by two California counties after a former employee allegedly impersonated a pharmacist and illegally filled hundreds of thousands of prescriptions.
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Report recommends University of California keep SAT and ACT tests
A highly anticipated report from a University of California task force recommends the system keep SAT and ACT exams on all ten of its campuses as part of their admissions process.
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Memorial planned for family killed in Kobe Bryant crash
A public memorial has been announced for three of the people killed when Kobe Bryant’s helicopter crashed last month.
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President prepares to deliver State of the Union Address
With the final Senate vote on impeachment scheduled for Wednesday, President Donald Trump comes face-to-face with the jurors deciding his fate tonight.
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Encuentran sin vida estudiante desaparecido en Mexicali
Daniel Yee, estudiante de enfermería que tenía más de 10 días desaparecido en Mexicali, fue localizado sin vida en un domicilio de la ciudad ubicado al Oriente de Mexicali luego de que un cateo que se realizó la noche del viernes.
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Depredador sexual podría quedar libre bajo fianza en Yuma
El hombre de Calipatria arrestado por intentar tener sexo con un menor comparece ante el tribunal el martes.
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UPDATE: Iowa Democrats release partial results of caucuses
The Iowa Democratic Party says it will release a “majority” of caucus results today at 2 p.m. PST/3 p.m. MST.
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Firefighters monitor hot spots from Niland fire
A third alarm brush fire in Niland burned 77 acres near Highway 111 on Monday.
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Women break barriers as Border Patrol agents
Five percent of the Border Patrol agents are women, according to the Washington Post.
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Bond hearing for Calipatria man accused of trying to meet teen for sex
The Calipatria man arrested for attempting to have sex with a minor appears in court Tuesday.
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Yuma County bracing for freezing temps
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY, CBS 13) – Yuma County is bracing for freezing temperatures Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service issued a freeze warning for parts of Yuma County. Temperatures in the lower 30’s are expected in several parts of the county, including Wellton and Tacna. NWS said there are some tips
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Bloomberg campaign looks to seize on Iowa chaos
Michael Bloomberg‘s campaign sees an opening in the Iowa chaos. Bloomberg’s campaign now has more than 2,100 people on staff, including 1,700 people in 40 states and 400 people in the campaign’s New York headquarters, aides tell CNN. And Bloomberg met with his senior leadership team on Tuesday morning to discuss the results — or
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Matan a 9 personas, incluyendo 3 jóvenes en México
Cuatro hombres armados mataron a tiros a nueve personas en una sala de videojuegos en el oeste de México, y entre los muertos había tres jovenes de 12, 13 y 14 años.
Continue Reading 9 killed, including 3 kids, at video game arcade in Mexico
Four gunmen shot to death nine people at a video game arcade in western Mexico, and among the dead were are three children aged 12, 13 and 14.
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Madre asesina de 3 hijos se declara inocente en Phoenix
Una mujer se declaró inocente de los cargos de asesinato en primer grado por la muerte por asfixia de sus tres hijos pequeños en Phoenix.
Continue Reading Woman pleads not guilty in deaths of her 3 kids in Arizona
A woman has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges in the suffocation deaths of her three young children in Phoenix.
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