Assistance program for local farm workers
A local organization is providing assistance to farm workers who are struggling economically.
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Excessive heat warning to continue along with consistent winds
More very hot temperatures are on the way along with steady winds around 20 miles per hour.
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Local outsider taxpayers can vote ‘No’ to paying taxes for new healthcare district in Imperial County
The new bill that is going to create a new county-wide healthcare district in Imperial County has a new update that brings concerns to local taxpayers.
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Hour long stolen car chase ends in arrest in California
The driver was suspected of stealing the vehicle, a Kia Soul. The pursuit was in the area of Firestone Boulevard, west of the 710 Freeway.
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Two Amtrak train cars detail in D.C., no injuries reported
About 200 people were on board and firefighters worked to get passengers off the train and take them to a nearby hotel.
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Visit Yuma launches “Hello. I’m Yuma.” campaign
Visit Yuma recently launched a campaign called “Hello. I’m Yuma.” to reintroduce Yuma and draw more tourists into our community.
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Aparece con vida policía secuestrado
Por más de 24 horas de una intensa búsqueda para localizar al oficial policiaco Ramón Gutiérrez, esta madrugada en punto de las 4 de la mañana, llegó el agente a su domicilio por su propio pie sano y salvo, informó el director de seguridad pública municipal, Pedro Ariel Mendívil.
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Amazon customers look out for fake reviews for Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day scored $12 billion in sales last year for the online retail giant. Shoppers often relying on reviews, but are they all reliable?
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Local organization reduces solar panel waste
“We Recycle Solar” is giving solar panels another life by taking in broken panels that were damaged by extreme weather.
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Flood Control Project to start soon at Smucker Memorial Park
The project will occur Monday through Friday, from 6:00am to 6:00pm, for approximately one year, according to the press release.
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Acusan a Bank of America de abrir cuentas falsas y cobrar comisiones basura ilegales
Los reguladores federales acusaron este martes a Bank of America de perjudicar a los clientes mediante el doble cobro de comisiones, la retención de recompensas de tarjetas de crédito y la apertura de cuentas falsas.
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Pet Talk: Meet Rocky
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Rocky is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about Rocky.⤵
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Sunny the Seagull, a stuffed animal, sweeps the nation
When Morey’s Piers in the Wildwoods debuted the plushy version of its mascot last summer as a game prize, Sunny the Seagull’s popularity soared beyond all expectations.
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Powerball increases to $725 million after no one claimed Monday’s drawing
The winning numbers were 2, 24, 34, 53, 58, and the Powerball was 13. The Power Play was 2x. The next Powerball drawing is set for Wednesday.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs on workforce development
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs visited Pima Community College’s downtown Tucson campus Monday morning to tour facilities and tout renewed funding for workforce development programs.
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California firefighters unveil helitankers, will use to fight wildfires
During peak wildfire season, the Quick Reaction Force will include three CH-47 Chinook Helitankers, which can each carry up to 3,000 gallons of water or retardant.
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Small plane crash lands on hangar roof at California airport
The plane came to a stop on top of the single-story building on the southside of the airport. The pilot suffered minor injuries, according to the fire department.
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California homeowner found prison escapee, leading to his capture
From his own backyard, Bill Sanchez saw the murder suspect, Eric Abril, at the center of a massive manhunt, at about noon. Sanchez says he immediately went to call 911.
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Los Angeles Times owners sell San Diego Union-Tribune to publishing powerhouse
The decision comes after the LA Times announced last month that it was cutting 74 jobs — 13% of its newsroom positions — to deal with financial difficulties.
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Phoenix says it will take more time to clear homeless encampment
Phoenix is making progress in complying with a court order to close a large homeless encampment known as “The Zone,” but it will take more time to clear, clean and keep people from setting up tents again in the area, a lawyer representing the city said at a trial Monday.
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