Central boy’s soccer wins first CIF Championship since 1989
Central boy’s soccer caps off a dominant CIF playoff run with a victory over Orange Glenn in the championship game.
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Central boy’s soccer caps off a dominant CIF playoff run with a victory over Orange Glenn in the championship game.
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Residents across Yuma and Imperial Counties should prepare for breezy conditions and a slight drop in temperatures as a series of weather disturbances move through the Desert Southwest this week.
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YPD says the incident took place below the area of E. 16th Street and S. Redondo Center Drive at around 11:40 a.m. when the man trespassed on the railroad tracks.
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Fisher’s Landing hosted their annual Rib Cook-Off Saturday at noon, where it featured local vendors, a kids zone, live music and a DJ.
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Bicycle enthusiasts from across Yuma gathered this weekend for the Los Psycholists Sixth Annual Poker Run: Brews & Cruise, a two-day event celebrating cycling, community, and friendly competition.
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Fresno Police say they arrested two men for impersonating ICE Agents, and it was all for social media posts.
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Así se vivió la inauguración de la Feria del Valle Imperial
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Sentencia para el Asesino de Barbero de Somerton
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Sentencia para Asesino de Barbero de Somerton
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Monument Police and El Paso County Deputies responded to a reported shooting in a King Soopers parking lot off of Baptist Road on Friday.
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A FedEx flight out of Newark Liberty International Airport was seen returning back to its point of origin on March 1, owing to an engine problem.
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Skype was founded in the early 2000s and picked up by Microsoft in 2011. Skype lost steam in the 2010s and has since fallen well behind its competitors.
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Some L.A. residents responded to the call for a national economic blackout day on Friday from the People’s Union USA, and more boycotts are in the works for next week.
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Some employees say they got the e-mail late Friday, requesting five bullet points describing what they accomplished in the last week and to copy their manager.
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In San Diego, Ukrainians said they felt defeated when the deal between the U.S. and Ukraine didn’t go through. They thought the Oval Office meeting was peaceful.
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Grist explores the possibility of ants to replace pesticides as crops are threatened by climate change.
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The Conversation shares new research from University of Tennessee assistant professor Laura Russo showing that bees zero in on the flowers they like and ignore the surrounding landscape.
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The 19th examines a policy change for female firefighters that came nearly three years after cancers typically impacting men got coverage.
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The Daily Yonder reports on the deer venison donation programs providing meat for food-insecure Americans, and how and why it works so well.
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AudioEye reports on how a comprehensive, three-pronged approach to digital accessibility encompassing AI automation, expert testing, and developer tools can help businesses ensure they are building accessible, usable, and compliant digital experiences as regulations tighten and legal risks grow.
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