South African variant detected in Mexicali
Mexicali Valley residents tests positive for South African variant. Bringing the total to five in Baja…
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A local motorcycle group takes a ride to help those in need
A local morotcycle group made a special delivery this weekend.…
Continue ReadingAircraft crashes after taking off from Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas
An aircraft operated by a contractor crashed after it took off from Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas, according to tweets from the military…
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El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents rescue two women lost in mountains
BORSTAR agents rescue a woman from the mountains over the…
Continue ReadingNation’s largest Confederate memorial to get new exhibit telling the ‘whole story’ of Georgia’s Stone Mountain
A new exhibit that seeks to explain “the whole story” of the nation’s largest Confederate monument, including the history of the Ku…
Continue ReadingArchdiocese of Chicago reinstates Michael Pfleger, the activist priest accused of sex abuse
The Rev. Michael Pfleger, the senior pastor of the St. Sabina parish in Chicago, will be reinstated to active ministry, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich…
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Summer job opportunities for recreational activities in Yuma
Now that high school and college students are kicking off summer vacation, it’s time to bring in some extra cash for summer…
Continue ReadingThese iconic civil rights leaders have lost most of their friends. But their hope endures
We lost civil rights icons. They lost friends. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, Xernona Clayton and Andrew Young are some of the last remaining members of a…
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Mexicali starts vaccinating ages 50-59, including pregnant women
COVID vaccines start in Mexicali for adults 50 years old and over. Health officials said the city continues to be under the orange traffic light…
Continue ReadingNYC and Los Angeles schools will return to in-person classes five days a week in the fall
The nation’s two largest public school districts will be open for in-person learning five days a week when the next academic year begins,…
Continue ReadingNYPD steps up presence in Jewish communities after hate-related incidents
The New York Police Department and state police are stepping up their presence in New York’s Jewish communities following two hate-related…
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Feds OK new Arizona tribal casino and sports betting deal
Gambling on sporting events and online fantasy sports betting became legal in Arizona on Monday, along with a host of new gambling options at tribal…
Continue ReadingChildren are at increased risk of accidental poisoning from marijuana edibles, study finds
Children are at increased risk of accidental poisoning from edibles and other products made from marijuana, according to a new study analyzing calls…
Continue ReadingHow processed food drives diet-related diseases
As a nutritionist, I have been privy to lot of debate in the nutrition world about which foods keep us healthy and which foods actually cause…
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom to highlight wildfire and emergency preparedness
SACRAMENTO (KYMA, KECY) – Governor Gavin Newsom will highlight new firefighting equipment and his proposed $2 billion investment in wildfire and…
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American journalist detained in Myanmar while trying to fly out of country
An American journalist working in Myanmar was detained by local authorities Monday, his family and his news organization told CNN. Danny Fenster, 37,…
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Border Patrol agent reflects on one of the worst illegal immigration tragedies to date
20 years ago, 14 undocumented immigrants were found dead after attempting to illegally cross into the United States through the desert southeast of…
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Arizona reports 450 new COVID-19 cases but no new deaths
Health officials in Arizona are reporting 450 new confirmed COVID-19 cases but no…
Continue ReadingNYC schools will return to in-person classes in the fall with no option for remote learning, mayor says
New York City schools will fully return to in-person learning in September with no remote option, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday on MSNBC. De…
Continue Reading3 years ago, a massive algae bloom in Florida killed 200 tons of marine life. It’s threatening again
It’s not just tourists who invade Florida in the summer. The colorfully named, obnoxious — and sometimes deadly — microorganisms…
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