Se acerca el desfile de luces navideñas en Somerton
Este próximo viernes 11 de Diciembre se llevará a cabo el tradicional desfile de luces navideñas en la ciudad de Somerton.
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New IID directors hold swearing-in ceremony
Both John Brooks Hamby and Javier Gonzalez vowed to uphold the constitution and promised to put the needs of residents first.
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Recordando el día de Pearl Harbor
En este día, recordamos a los héroes que perdieron la vida durante el ataque a Pearl Harbor en 1941.
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Arizona Legislature closes after Rudy Giuliani tests positive for COVID-19
The Arizona Legislature will close for a week after the president’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend.
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Remembering Pearl Harbor Day
Americans honor the 79th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
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Bob Dylan sells his entire catalog of songs to Universal
It’s a major shift for the singer and songwriter, who has controlled much of his own intellectual property according to multiple reports.
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Regresa a Tierra cápsula japonesa con muestras de asteroide
Funcionarios espaciales japoneses están entusiasmados con el regreso de una cápsula que aterrizó en Australia el domingo transportando muestras de un asteroide.
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Rudy Giuliani da positivo al coronavirus
Rudy Giuliani ha dado positivo al coronavirus, confirmó el presidente Donald Trump el domingo en un tuit sobre su abogado personal.
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México desea limitar presencia y actividad de agentes de DEA
La propuesta presentada calladamente por López Obrador esta semana requerirá que los operadores de la agencia antidrogas DEA entreguen al gobierno mexicano toda la información que recopilen.
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Biden elige a Xavier Becerra como secretario de Salud
Si el Senado lo confirma, Becerra, de 62 años, será el primer hispano en encabezar el Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos.
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Trump cementing death penalty legacy up to Biden inaugural
As Donald Trump’s presidency winds down, his administration is ratcheting up the pace of federal executions despite a surge of coronavirus cases in prisons.
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López Obrador would require Drug Enforcement Administration agents to hand over all information they collect to the Mexican government.
Continue Reading Biden picks Calif. AG Becerra to lead HHS, pandemic response
If confirmed by the Senate, Attorney General Xavier Becerra will be the first Latino to head the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Arizona governor shorts some schools on promised grants
The state government funds its schools based on a model centered on how many students are in the classroom for the first 100 days of a school year.
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One injured following apartment fire in El Centro
One person was injured following an apartment fire in El Centro.
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Imperial County businesses prepare for another COVID-19 shutdown
The Southern California region is officially under a stay-at-home order starting Monday at midnight. This includes the Imperial County, which means local businesses are preparing to close again.
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Mobile coronavirus testing van throughout Imperial County
The Imperial County Public Health Department announces additional coronavirus testing locations beginning Wednesday.
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BREAKING: Mayor of San Luis Gerardo Sanchez Tests Positive for COVID-19
SAN LUIS, Ariz. (KECY/KYMA) – Mayor Gerardo Sanchez of San Luis announced on Saturday evening that he has tested positive for COVID-19. The mayor of the border town released the news of his test results on a statement in his Facebook page. He mentioned having mild symptoms but did not specify what symptoms he was
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Yuma County hosts free COVID-19 saliva testing in Somerton
On Saturday, Yuma County held another COVID-19 testing event at Cocopah Casino in Somerton. Originally, Yuma County could only accommodate 700 tests but due to the high demand, the county was able to get 300 more saliva tests so at least 1,000 tests were collected out there.
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Stay at home order begins Sunday at midnight in Imperial County
The Southern California region, which includes Imperial County, will officially be under a stay at home order starting Sunday at midnight.
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