Walmart reverses decision to remove guns and ammo from store shelves
Walmart on Friday reversed its decision to take guns and ammunition from store displays in response to concerns about “isolated civil unrest.”
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Most of the U.S. ‘falls back’ Sunday, but not all of Arizona
This weekend millions of Americans will reset their clocks in observation of the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST), but Arizonans won’t have to worry about changing their watches.
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Operativo Halloween en Mexicali
A partir de mañana sábado la policía de Mexicali estará vigilante para que la noche de brujas se eviten aglomeraciones en calles y en panteones.
Continue Reading Health officials in Mexicali close cemeteries ahead of day of the dead
The Mayor of Mexicali, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, reinforced surveillance operations in residential areas with high infection rates.
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Imperial Valley College discusses mascot changes
Imperial Valley College hosts a town hall to discuss potentially changing the “Arab” mascot.
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Final day to cast in-person early ballots in Yuma County
Friday is the last day to vote early in-person in Yuma County.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom attends opening of new laboratory in Los Angeles
Governor Gavin Newsom will give remarks at the opening of a new laboratory which will dramatically increase California’s COVID-19 testing capacity and create hundreds of new jobs.
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Halloween happenings in Yuma and Imperial County
Here are some friendly Halloween events happening in Yuma and Imperial Counties starting today.
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Temperatures warming up to the 90’s this Halloween weekend
Temperatures will continue to warm with readings reaching around 10 degrees above the seasonal normal by the end of this weekend.
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Los “más buscados” del Departamento de Policía de Yuma
Las principales sospechosos de YPD para el 30 de octubre de 2020.
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Oficiales de Aduanas de EE. UU. incautan más de $ 7 millones en cocaína en Calexico
Los oficiales de CBP incautaron más de 480 libras de cocaína en el puerto de entrada de Calexico.
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YPD’s top suspects for October 30, 2020.
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Beware these Halloween safety ghouls
(KYMA, KECY/CNN) – Halloween is usually full of fun and adventure — and candy — making it a favorite holiday for many. Cloee Cooper, a research analyst in Boston, remembers it that way. “You get to dress up as someone else, walk all over town, attend haunted house parties and celebrations at school,” she said.
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Yuma singer prepares for ‘The Voice’ Battle Round
YUMA, Ariz., (KYMA, KECY) – A Yuma singer is preparing for the battle round after choosing Team Kelly Clarkson during his blind audition Tuesday night. Tanner Gomes, 28, will be signing in the Battle Rounds of the NBC hit show “The Voice.” From growing up in Yuma to now a Nashville, Tennessee resident, Gomes says
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Yuma buffet restaurant reopens after 7 months closed
EAT Asian Buffet has been a Yuma favorite for 11 years, but when the pandemic hit in the beginning of the year, owner Kitty Lau and her family had no choice but to shut down.
Continue Reading More than $7 million worth of cocaine seized at Calexico Port of Entry
CBP Officers seized more than 480 pounds of cocaine at the Calexico Port of Entry.
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Ex-embassy worker suspected of sexually assaulting 24 women
A former U.S. embassy worker in Mexico is believed to have drugged and sexually assaulted as many as two dozen women, filming many of them while they were unconscious.
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California inmates refuse to move to safer cells
More than 200 California inmates at the highest risk from coronavirus won’t move to safer cells.
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Arizona governor defends school rule as virus ‘storm’ looms
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday warned that a “storm is ahead” as coronavirus cases climb in the state, but defended new guidelines for in-person school instruction.
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Tourism spending in Arizona down by more than 50%
Arizona tourism officials say the pandemic has led to spending from visitors to plunge by $10 billion when compared to the same time last year.
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