Imperial County to address it’s past
The Imperial Valley Social Justice Committee wants Imperial County to know their history.
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Yuma County issues warning about coronavirus
Yuma County officials want to remind residents the risk of coronavirus remains very real. They’re urging people to make good choices when it comes to protecting themselves and others from the virus.
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Presidential candidates hope to win over remaining voters in final debate
Locals in the desert southwest are getting ready to see President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden debate one last time before the election.
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Yuma Libraries to offer free access to Federal Government information
The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) welcomed the Yuma County Library District Thursday as a new member of GPO’s Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP).
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McSally discusses the future of coronavirus stimulus
A second stimulus measure to help hundreds of thousands of Americans hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic has yet to clear Congress, but negotiations go on.
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New Details: Shots fired along U.S. 95
We’re learning more about the incident that shut down U.S. Highway 95 for hours Thursday afternoon.
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4.0 Earthquake rocks Niland and parts of the Imperial Valley
No reports of injury or damage NILAND, Calif. (KYMA/KECY) – The United States Geological Survey has confirmed that a 4.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the Imperial Valley near Niland. The 4.0 quake struck right before 2:00pm with an epicenter in Niland, California about 65 miles from Yuma. A series of low magnitude (2.0 or less) tremors
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Cardwell Trial: Doctor involved in toddler’s autopsy takes stand
The doctor involved in the autopsy of Celine Carreno testified Thursday, describing the toddler’s last moments before passing away.
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Sunrise Optimist Club raises funds to fight childhood cancer
The Sunrise Optimist Club of Yuma hosts its annual bowling tournament to raise funds for families of children diagnosed with cancer.
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Three astronauts return home after six months in space
NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy, and Russian cosmonauts Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner were the first crews to launch to space after the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 as a pandemic.
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Yuma mother and wife shares story of her journey with breast cancer
Yuma Regional Medical Center is lighting up their building in pink through October 30 for breast cancer awareness month in honor of the hundreds of thousands of cancer patients who are diagnosed every year.
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Alcaldesa de Mexicali positiva a Covid
A través de sus redes sociales, la alcaldesa de Mexicali, Marina del Pilar informó que resultó positiva al virus del Covid 19, luego de haber experimentado síntomas relacionados con la enfermedad.
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Arizona official expects COVID increases after Thanksgiving
The state health director said she expects a “significant increase” of cases after Thanksgiving.
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DHS Acting Secretary reviews U.S. immigration policies
Department of Homeland Security Acting Secretary Chad Wolf will travel to Phoenix Thursday morning to deliver a speech outlining the Trump Administration’s immigration success.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs ordered to testify by GOP senators
The GOP push against Facebook and Twitter accelerated Thursday after Republican senators threatened the CEOs of the social media companies with subpoenas.
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Día de Muertos y celebraciones permanecerán cerradas en SLRC por COVID-19
Funcionarios de salud dijeron que los cementerios estarán cerrados este año para evitar posibles brotes.
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Mexicali mayor tests positive for COVID-19
The mayor of Mexicali Marina del Pilar announced Wednesday night she has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Yuma High Criminal shirts to benefit breast cancer research
The one of a kind Criminal shirt is only offered on campus for a limited time. YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Club at Yuma High School are showing their support for breast cancer through the month of October. The club is selling a one of a kind pink logo
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JCPenney says it hopes to exit bankruptcy by Christmas
J.C. Penney believes it will emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings before Christmas, under a proposed ownership agreement that would save tens of thousands of jobs.
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California 7th grader threatened with arrest for missing Zoom class, dad says
A parent in California says he received a letter from his son’s middle school threatening the boy’s arrest for missing less than two hours of Zoom class.
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