Governor reverses parole of convicted cop killer
A convicted cop killer won’t be getting out of prison any time soon, even though the California Parole Board has approved his release, four times.
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More than 600 Brawley ballots to be re-printed
IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA, KECY), Hundreds of ballots in Brawley are being re-printed following a mistake made on them that left out one of the races in the area. The Imperial County Registrar of Voters was notified by a Brawley resident that the race for the Imperial Community College District area four had been left
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Two arrested for stealing Trump campaign signs
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department (PCSD) says deputies arrested two men for stealing signs supporting President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign.
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Arizona DES freezes 43,000 unemployment accounts
Tens of thousands of Arizona unemployment accounts are now frozen. The Department of Economic Security (DES) says all of them may be fraudulent.
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FBI seeks retired Arizona state trooper
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is is searching for a retired Arizona state trooper accused of participating in a $9-million fraud scheme.
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La vacuna COVID-19 de Johnson and Johnson en espera después de que un voluntario se enferma
La compañía Johnson & Johnson no revela la naturaleza de la enfermedad.
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Juez federal de California ordena que los presos reciban el pago del cheque de estimulo
El IRS aún tiene que confirmar si se han reanudado los controles para los contribuyentes encarcelados.
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Edgard Garcia seeks re-election to El Centro City Council
El Centro City Councilman Edgard Garcia wants the city he serves to keep him in office.
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Flu shot shortage in Mexicali
Health officials say residents continue to have a demand for flu shots thinking it will prevent them from getting COVID-19.
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En menos de 15 días que inició la campaña de vacunación gratuita contra la influenza y ya se encuentra agotada.
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Yuma County expands space to accomodate early voters
Yuma County voters are eager to cast their ballots ahead of the November 3rd General Election. In fact, so many have turned out to vote early, the County’s moving to a larger location.
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NAF El Centro celebrates the U.S. Navy’s 245th birthday virtually
Shipmates celebrate its 245th Birthday virtually, around the world, together.
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Johnson & Johnson isn’t disclosing the nature of the illness.
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The best non-Amazon sales to shop on Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day lands on October 13 and 14, but it’s not the only sale on the block this week. Dozens of retailers are offering steep discounts of their own to compete with Amazon’s big event this year, effectively turning mid-October into the new start of the holiday shopping season. With everything from big box
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Covid virus ‘survives for 28 days’ in lab conditions
(NBC News) – The coronavirus can survive for 28 days on surfaces such as glass, steel, vinyl, paper and polymer banknotes, Australian researchers said Monday, reinforcing the importance of effective cleaning and handwashing to curb the spread of Covid-19.
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Phoenix family discovers airplane part in backyard
(KYMA, KECY) – Charlie and Jaclyn High spend a lot of time in their backyard, playing with the dogs and their two little boys. But you can bet they were happy no one was outside last Friday, when something strange landed near their back door, reported by AzFamily. It was a white piece of metal.
Continue Reading California judge orders IRS to send stimulus checks to inmates
The IRS has yet to confirm if checks had resumed for incarcerated taxpayers.
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‘Selena: The Series,’ filmed in Rosarito
The film industries set its eyes more on Baja California, as Mexican officials call it the new “Mexican Hollywood.”
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Hot up ahead: Arizona will have more ‘extreme heat’ days, researchers say
Arizona will experience more days of extreme heat in the coming decade, according to an Arizona State University study that comes on the heels of the state’s hottest summer on record.
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California orders GOP to remove unofficial ballot boxes
California’s chief elections official on Monday ordered Republicans to remove unofficial ballot drop boxes from churches, gun shops, and other locations.
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