IV Symphony to host concert with Arturo Márquez
“An Evening with Arturo Márquez” is a unique event coming to the Imperial Valley as Márquez is considered a national cultural treasure, with his music performed around the world.
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San Luis, Arizona residents stand against domestic violence
Dozens of people came together in San Luis Friday morning for the city’s annual walk to raise awareness about domestic abuse.
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Amberly’s Place renovates front patio and garden thanks to grant
Volunteers gathered Friday morning to put new plants and trees in their garden to help transform Amberly’s Place front patio.
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Tracking tropical moisture to bring in higher rain chances to the Desert Southwest
We will start the weekend with slightly warmer temperatures, but tracking tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo and Odalys to arrive in the Desert Southwest Sunday and into early next week bringing in some wet weather and cooler temperatures.
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Friday is National Comic Book Day
Friday makes National Comic Book Day, a day to go back to the roots of superheroes and villains.
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DoorDash reaches over $131 million settlement with NYC workers
Officials said they “screwed up” when it came to complying with pay rules for its workers, adding that the errors were due to “technical bugs” and “complicated situations.”
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Macklemore announces ‘Free Palestine’ tour
The singer posted to social media saying the tour will take place for three days in cities across Europe: Dublin, Paris and London.
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NBC 11 Sports: San Pasqual secures fourth win, most since 2013
San Pasqual beat Mountainside 37-33 Thursday night. Meanwhile, Antelope lost 29-22 to Heritage Academy Thursday night.
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San Pasqual earns fourth win, Antelope falls to Heritage Academy
San Pasqual hit the road Thursday night to take on the winless Mountainside Wolves, looking to build on last week’s forfeit victory over Tonopah.
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SLPD to host National Car Seat Check event
The San Luis Police Department (SLPD) is hosting a car seat check and giveaway Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon.
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Lockdown lifted for Gadsden Elementary School
During the investigation, YCSO confirmed the noise reported was not gunfire, and it was caused by the bird bombs in a nearby field.
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Padres clinch playoff berth by beating Dodgers, D-backs keep Wild Card hopes alive
San Diego clinched a playoff berth Thursday night with a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, securing their third consecutive postseason appearance and fifth in the last seven seasons.
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Senate passes Sen. Gallego’s resolution honoring former Sen. Jon Kyl
The resolution, according to a press release, is to recognize former Sen. Kyl’s decades of public service to both Arizona and the country. This includes water policy, crime victims’ rights, national security, defense and intelligence.
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Consulado Móvil este 26 de Septiembre en Centro Cultural Cesar Chávez
Consulado Móvil este 26 de Septiembre en Centro Cultural Cesar Chávez
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As a historic El Niño threatens California, experts say this one step could save you thousands
California is officially under a statewide emergency as the state braces for what meteorologists and emergency officials warn could be an unprecedented, historic El Niño storm season.
Continue Reading Arturo Marquez estará el 10 de octubre en el Valle Imperial
En un evento cultura único en la frontera, por la figura que representa, Arturo Marquez, reconocido compositor que ha sido galardonado no solo en México sino en todo el mundo, estará presente el 10 de octubre en el teatro Jimmie Cannon de El Centro, en un concierto con la sinfonía del Valle Imperial, donde se honrará su legado e historia en la música.
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Family of man missing in Niland hires private investigator
The family of Jeffrey Hartmayer has hired a private investigator as the search for the missing man enters its third week.
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U2 frontman Bono says Dolly Parton recorded duet for song on upcoming album
Two months before Dolly Parton died, she recorded a duet with U2’s Bono called “Torn.” It appears on the band’s upcoming album, “Carnaval de Luz.”
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New White House ad campaign draws protests from President Trump’s opponents
The TV spots said, “Paid for by the U.S. government,” with critics saying they look like campaign ads for the president.
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Hollywood celebrates Dolly Parton Day with memorial butterfly release
Organizers released 925 butterflies at 9:25 a.m. over Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star, marking the newly designated state holiday honoring the singer and philanthropist.
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