Kailey Diaz Ahora que se acerca rápidamente la temporada del regreso a clases, los estudiantes preparatoria y universidad tendrán la oportunidad de ir a clase gratis en todo el valle. La oportunidad es parte de un programa ofrecido por la Agencia de Transporte Sunline llamado “Haul Pass.” La agencia dice que lo único que tienen
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Kailey Diaz THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KUNA) – Todos lo tememos: las facturas de energía se vuelven carísimas durante los calurosos meses de verano, cuando dependemos de nuestros aires acondicionados para refrescarnos. Un programa implementado en todo el sur de California ofrece a dueños de casas una forma de asegurarse de que su aire acondicionado y
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The three-day blood drive, which took place from Thursday, July 31 to Saturday, August 2, collected 84 units of blood from 81 donors, which is enough to impact up to 252 lives in Arizona.
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Doctors warn that the smoke-filled air poses significant health risks, particularly for individuals with pre-existing health conditions.
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Rodrigo Flores Gomez has been convicted of first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Sandy Favela. Sentencing is scheduled for later this month at the El Centro Courthouse.
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CBS Mornings exclusively revealed some of the nominations for next month’s MTV’s Video Music Awards (VMA) Tuesday.
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Asylum-seeking immigrants will get some new allies to help them ward off ICE agents carrying out mass deportations.
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The backlash started after an American Eagle ad, featuring actor Sydney Sweeney, featured the slogan, “Sydney Sweeney has great jeans.” Some people complained it sent an offensive message. Now, President Donald Trump has gotten involved.
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Video stores have all but vanished in the age of streaming, but one popular movie rental shop in California is still standing.
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NCMEC says 17-year-old Hailey Elizabeth Kupihea went missing from her grandmother’s home in Phoenix last month, with authorities saying she spent “a lot of time online and may have gone to meet someone.”
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According to a post on Facebook, the program, called Project Drive Safe, took place on August 1 at South Avenue 3E. This will go until Friday, August 15.
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Footage and photos taken by X user Peter Payack (@peterpayackpoet) shows the smoky haze early Tuesday morning.
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From Litchfield Park, where in July, multiple dogs and cats were living in deplorable conditions, to Rio Verde, where over 50 exotic animals allegedly had no food or water in days.
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Oysters are popular worldwide and there’s a lot to choose from. Major oyster-producing regions in the U.S. include the Eastern Seaboard to the Southeast and West Coast.
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One of the fires started late Saturday afternoon at La Mirada Apartments near Cibola High School close to Avenue C and 20th Street.
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Doritos has come up with a new chip: Golden Sriracha. Many people like sriracha sauce and Doritos is hoping to cash in on the popularity of the sauce.
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Shorter days have occurred a few times this year already. The shortest day of this year, so far, was July 10.
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Three young orphaned black cubs recently arrived at a rehabilitation facility in Ramona. After arriving, the malnourished orphaned cubs underwent comprehensive health evaluations. While the two male cubs were deemed in good condition, it was not the case with the female.
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Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp says the daily paper plans to follow the same model as its New York counterpart, with celebrity, entertainment, and sports reporting.
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Democratic lawmakers left a special session in the Lone Star State in effort to block a vote on a Republican congressional redistricting plan being pushed by President Donald Trump ahead of the next year’s midterm elections.
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