Sospechoso de apuñalamiento en El Centro sigue prófugo de la justicia
Sospechoso de apuñalamiento en El Centro sigue prófugo de la justicia
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Desfile y Evento Especial por Legado de César Chávez este 29 y 31 de Marzo
Desfile y Evento Especial por Legado de César Chávez este 29 y 31 de Marzo
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Job fair for public service opportunities
With multiple cities, reservations, and the international border all within Yuma County, there are plenty of opportunities to have a career in public service.
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Local schools win first place in Odyssey of the Mind regional competition
The Gadsden Elementary School District #32 announced students from Ed Pastor Elementary and San Luis Middle School won first place at the Odyssey of the Mind Regional Competition.
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Fed lent $300B in emergency funds to banks in the past week
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserves says cash-short banks have borrowed about $300 billion in emergency funding from the central bank in the past week. Nearly half the money — $143 billion — went to holding companies for the two major banks that failed over the past week, Silicon
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Yuma Parks and Recreation hosts Kite Fest
The Yuma sky is getting ready for a family event this coming Saturday full of kites!
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Migrant mother and son rescued
Mexicali Police rescued a Guatemalan mother and her seven-year-old child after they say human traffickers attacked them and abandoned them at the border.
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Fisher’s Landing Resort hosts annual Rib Cook Off
On Saturday, March 18, the Fisher’s Landing Resort will hold its annual rib cook-off.
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Congressman Ruiz touring Salton Sea
Congressman Raul Ruiz (D-California) in the Imperial Valley on Thursday taking a tour of the Salton Sea to look at its current condition.
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Reporte Especial: “Sequía de Negocios”
Reporte Especial: “Sequía de Negocios”
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San Luis woman pleads guilty to ballot harvesting case
A San Luis woman who pleaded guilty to illegally collecting seven voting ballots was sentenced while another is still awaiting her fate.
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Sinema raises concern on preparation of land ports of entry when Title 42 ends
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema (I-Arizona) expressed her concerns to the General Services Administration about the lack of proper preparation of the U.S.’ Land Ports of Entry once Title 42 ends.
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Biden Administration demands TikTok to sell stakes
A source close to TikTok confirms to NBC News that the Biden Administration has demanded that TikTok’s Chinese owners, ByteDance, sell their stakes in the app or face a possible ban in the US.
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San Luis Police demand pay increase
The San Luis Police Department is seeking a pay raise, not only to be able to recruit and retain officers, but to increase the overall number of positions for officers.
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BNSF trains derail in Washington, Arizona; no injuries
Two BNSF trains derailed in separate incidents in Arizona and Washington state on Thursday, with the latter spilling diesel fuel on tribal land along Puget Sound.
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Artist to hold free clinic and performance at AWC
Allison Adams Tucker will be holding a free clinic and performance open to the public at the Arizona Western College (AWC) Yuma Campus.
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Co-conspirator of Tucson Amtrak shooter pleads guilty to drug trafficking
A 24-year-old man pleaded guilty to multiple crimes involving being a co-conspirator to an Amtrak shooter and drug trafficking.
Continue Reading Rescatan a madre y niño migrante abandonados
El sueño americano de una madre e hijo de tan solo siete años originarios de Guatemala, se apagó luego de que fueron engañados por los traficantes de personas al ser abandonados a su surte en la frontera de Mexicali.
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Yellen tells Congress US banking system ‘remains sound
A week after the second-largest bank collapse in U.S. history, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday that the nation’s banking system “remains sound” and Americans “can feel confident” about their deposits.
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Train hauling corn syrup derails in Arizona; no injuries
A freight train carrying corn syrup – not hazardous materials – derailed in western Arizona, near the state’s border with California and Nevada, BNSF Railway said.
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