Power goes out as fire danger looms in Southern California
Southern California utilities cut the power to tens of thousands of customers to avoid the threat of wildfires as the region found itself whipped by…
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Autoridades municipales de Mexicali proponen toque de queda de alcohol ante aumento de casos de COVID-19
Las autoridades mexicanas dicen que las licorerías y los supermercados dejarán de vender alcohol a las 10…
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Mexican authorities say liquor stores and supermarkets will stop selling alcohol at 10…
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Mexico’s president calls virus lockdowns “dictatorship”
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador suggested Wednesday that politicians who impose lockdowns or curfews to limit COVID-19 are acting…
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California COVID-19 surge could lead to new stay-home order
California’s quarantined governor is considering placing nearly all of the state’s 40 million residents under a tough stay-at-home…
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Hospitals call on Arizona to act as COVID-19 surge mounts
Top hospital officials across Arizona urged the state Wednesday to take more action to stop the spread of…
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Kelly welcomed to Senate by colleagues
Arizona’s newest U.S. Senator received a warm welcome from his new colleagues in Congress after he took the Oath of Office on the Senate floor…
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LeBron James, Lakers sign $85 million extension deal
This as the NBA season is soon set to begin.…
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When to visit the hospital as YRMC sees influx of emergency room patients
With another national surge in COVID-19 cases within the last few weeks, hospital emergency departments nationwide and in Yuma are once again seeing…
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A local non-profit needs sponsors
Each year the K.I.D.S (Kindness Is Doing Something) Cuddle Kit Closet holds their ‘Kindness makes a difference day’ event to help spread…
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Yuma City Council introduces recreational marijuana regulations
Wednesday’s City Council meeting addresses the “Smart and Safe Arizona Act” to allow recreational…
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Local motorcycle club presents cancer center with a check
Each year the Yuma Chapter of the Harley Owner’s Group holds their Breast Cancer Awareness Run. The event draws large numbers of riders from all over…
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El Centro Regional Medical Center prepares for potential staff shortage
El Centro Regional Medical Center (ECRMC) is bracing itself for a post-holiday surge in coronavirus cases, and its top doctor hopes the hospital has…
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No talk of lockdown restrictions in Yuma County as COVID-19 cases rise
Despite hundreds of cases being reported across Yuma County in recent weeks, the county said there haven’t been any discussions about implementing…
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Watch Now: Ducey provides coronavirus update
Gov. Doug Ducey, (R-Ariz.) will hold a live briefing Wednesday to discuss the surge in coronavirus cases across Arizona.…
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The Cardwell Trial: FBI examiner discusses mystery stains connected to toddler’s death
An FBI forensics expert says questions surround some of the evidence collected during the investigation into Celine Carreno’s…
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Brawley DMV to be relocated by next summer
After numerous requests from the City, the State of California has finally approved the relocation of the Department of Motor Vehicles in Brawley.…
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Reubicarán DMV en Brawley
El departamento de vehículos de motores de Brawley será reubicado en un edificio más confortable Y ampliar sus servicios a los…
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Mark Kelly sworn in to U.S. Senate
It’s an historic day for Arizona. For the first time in nearly 70-years, two Democrats will represent the state in the U.S. Senate. …
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El Centro Sector seized more than $37K in meth, fentanyl, and oxycodone
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents seize nearly $38,000 in drugs in two separate events within hours…
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