Sigue caso de Ex-Marine acusado de Matar a su hijastra en Yuma
Sigue caso de Ex-Marine acusado de Matar a su hijastra en Yuma
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Alcaldesa de Mexicali da Positivo en Coronavirus Covid-19
Alcaldesa de Mexicali da Positivo en Coronavirus Covid 19
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City of El Centro warns of road closure
The City of El Centro warns drivers of a road closure so they can plan alternate routes.
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Yuma County officially launches ballot cam
Yuma County launched a new ballot cam at the Elections Department downtown at 7 A.M. Wednesday morning, giving the public a unique way to watch the U.S. electoral process in action.
Continue ReadingURGENT – Feds say Russia and Iran have interfered with the presidential election
(CNN) — Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said Wednesday both Iran and Russia have obtained US voter registration information in an effort to interfere in the election, including Iran posing as the far-right group Proud Boys to send intimidating emails to voters. “This data can be used by foreign actors to attempt to communicate
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Search for Foothills burglary suspect ends in arrest
A burglary suspect and his accused accomplice are behind bars just one day after the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) asked the public for its help tracking down the pair.
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Cardwell Trial: What caused the bruises on Celine’s body?
The grandmother of a little girl found dead in base housing at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma took the stand for a second time Wednesday.
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Honda pays Arizona $5 million to settle air bag lawsuits
Honda has agreed to a $5 million settlement with the state of Arizona over its failure to disclose defects in air bags that killed two Arizonans.
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ECPD looking to implement the use of drones
The El Centro Police Department wants to roll out a pilot program allowing officers to use drones for policing, but there are some concerns.
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ASU expert: Arizona seeing surge in coronavirus cases
Arizona is in the midst of a surge in coronavirus cases that resembles the early stages of the summer spike that made the state one of the world’s hardest-hit hotspots for COVID-19, a prominent researcher said Wednesday.
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The impact of travel restrictions at the border affect the economy in Mexicali
Travel restrictions continue to affect commercial exchange.
Continue Reading Cierre de garitas afecta economía en Mexicali
A 7 meses de que las autoridades norteamericanas tomaron la decisión de restringir los cruces no esenciales y reducir los horarios en las garitas de la frontera con México como medida de protección a la pandemia del Covid.
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Encuentran drogas en batería de auto
Los agentes dicen que se encontraron paquetes de metanfetamina en dos baterías de carros.
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Patrulla Fronteriza encuentra fentanilo en Salton Sea
Los agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza continúan deteniendo los intentos de contrabando de drogas en el puesto de control de inmigración de la autopista 86.
Continue Reading Border Patrol agents find $35K of meth in car battery
Agents say meth packages were found in two car batteries and two power converters.
Continue Reading Fentanyl pills seized at Highway 86 checkpoint
Border Patrol agents continue to stop drug smuggling attempts at the Highway 86 immigration checkpoint.
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The race is on for Calexico City Council
Several men and women are fighting for the hot seat on Calexico City Council.
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Hombre sufre lesiones graves tras accidente en Yuma
Un hombre de 59 años de Yuma resultó herido después de estrellarse el martes por la noche.
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Pope Francis calls for civil unions for same-sex couples
“Homosexuals have a right to be part of the family,” the pontiff said in “Francesco,” a documentary about his life.
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San Francisco officials approve CAREN Act that would ban racially-based calls to 911
(KYMA, KECY/CNN) – It may soon be illegal to make discriminatory, racially biased 911 calls in San Francisco. The “CAREN Act” (Caution Against Racially Exploitative Non-Emergencies) was introduced in July at a San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting by Supervisor Shamann Walton. The ordinance is one step closer to becoming a law. On Tuesday, the
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