Yuma City Hall to close in observance of Juneteenth
Residents will still be able to access City Hall resources by visiting through their site or with a 24/7 kiosk.
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Segunda muerte por golpe de calor, intensifica los puntos de hidratación
La cadena de autoservicio que se unió a esta campaña durante el verano extenderá los puntos de hidratación en 30 tiendas durante 3 meses que dure la temporada de verano.
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New York Attorney General and Mayor on protecting youth from vaping
New York Attorney General Letitia James and New York City Mayor Eric Adams Announced Wednesday that they have secured an historic multi-state settlement to combat the youth vaping epidemic.
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City of San Luis City Council Candidate Profiles
The City of San Luis has three seats for City Council and have announced the nine candidates running in the upcoming election.
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District One’s $77 million bond measure to be on November ballot
In a press release, the District One Governing Board approved a $77 million bond measure during a monthly meeting on June 11. If the measure is approved by voters, District One says the funds will improve their school facilities.
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MCAS Yuma Airshow dates announced
The airshow has been a yearly tradition for over 50 years, then it went on hiatus in 2020 due to coronavirus concerns, and later returned in 2023.
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Ruben Gallego urging Biden administration to take action on gas prices in Arizona
In a press release, the letter asks the adminstration to “provide the same relief in gas prices to Western states as was taken through Northeast Gasoline Supply Reserve releases in late May.”
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Friends and family of “General Hospital” actor holds rally
According to a press release obtained by NBC News, Wactor, a former “General Hospital” actor, was fatally shot by criminals “while attempting to steal the catalytic converter from his car.”
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Consumer Price Index shows no increase in May
According to Wednesday’s Labor Department report, the CPI held flat after rising 0.3% in April, but is up by 3.3% from a year ago.
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HomeGrown: Locals harvest cantaloupes
Each melon is weighed, measured and tested for sugar content. The melons are also graded for their slip, which indicates their maturity.
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Jerry West, inspiration behind NBA logo, dies
According to a post on X from the Los Angeles Clippers, West died Wednesday with his wife, Karen, was by his side. He was 86-years-old.
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President Biden delivers remarks on gun control
Speaking to gun safety advocates in Washington, Biden touted the dozen executive actions his administration has taken to curb gun violence while blasting Trump and Republicans in Congress for doing nothing.
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One person killed in Georgia bus chase, suspect arrested
A hijacked Gwinnett County Transit bus, with 17 people on board, drove through traffic in multiple jurisdictions, finally stopping just east of Tucker.
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San Diego area beach ranked most polluted
A recently released clean water report by the Surfrider Foundation ranked waters off Imperial Beach, California, near the U.S. border with Mexico, as among the most polluted in the nation, according to the Surfrider Foundation’s 2023 Clean Water Report.
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Christian Press returns to Angel City following injury
Press tore her ACL in June 2022 and has since had four surgeries while rehabbing. Tuesday was her first practice in a team setting since the injury.
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RV residents express concerns over parking restrictions
Hundreds of people living in RVs near San Francisco’s Lake Merced are worried they’ll soon be pushed out after new “four hour parking” signs were put up on the streets where they live.
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Death row inmate in Missouri executed
Missouri death row inmate David Hosier was executed on Tuesday night. He was convicted of murdering Angela and Rodney Gilpin at their apartment in Jefferson City in 2009.
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Joey Chestnut out of hot dog eating contest
Major League Eating (MLE), the organization that runs the contest, implied Chestnut chose to jump ship because he signed a sponsorship with a plant based company called Impossible Foods.
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Sam Brown wins Nevada’s GOP Senate Primary
His win sets up a fierce general election battle against incumbent Democratic Senator Jacky Rosen that could decide which party controls the U.S. Senate.
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NBC 11 Sportscast: IVC summer basketball league
IVC hosting a summer basketball league, Yuma Diablos win tournament, and more!
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