Local college student accepted to highly coveted program
Reporter Lauren Duffel spoke with Kailee Bunte about her educational journey to achieving her dream as an…
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Two arrested and indicted for sexual conduct with a minor
According to a press release, YPD received information earlier this month regarding a delayed sex offense, which happened in the area of S. Avenue B,…
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GoFundMe created for family of man who died after being hit by a vehicle in Imperial
A GoFundMe has been created for the family of the man who died after being hit by a vehicle in Imperial last…
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Better Business Bureau: File your taxes for free, if you qualify
If you’re looking for a tax professional, check reviews and for trusted Better Business Bureau Accredited preparers at bbb.org, but if your tax…
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City of San Luis, Arizona offers new way for people to park
San Luis will have two new ways to pay for parking, with the first one being through a phone app called “Park Smarter.” The other way to pay is by…
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El Centro man arrested in connection to assault with a deadly weapon
The arrest stemmed from an assault, which happened Monday, where a victim was hit with a baseball bat and suffered non-life-threatening injuries,…
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National Fastpitch Resource opens in Brawley
National Fastpitch Prospects is officially open in Brawley, featuring a store with gear, apparel, and resources for young softball…
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Late rally falls short as Arizona Western’s season ends in National Tournament
The Arizona Western Lady Matadors saw their season come to an end Tuesday morning, falling 88-81 to New Mexico Junior College Thunderbirds in the…
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New law allows store to round up or down to the nearest five cent increment
Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed new legislation, House Bill 2938, in Arizona about cash payments, into law and in now in…
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ACLU launches hotline for federal agent misconduct in Imperial County
The hotline is intended to document, track, and report potential abuses. Reports are divided into two categories: First Amendment violations and…
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HomeGrown: New Master Irrigator Program aims to help Yuma farmers save water
The program will offer training for both experienced agricultural professionals and students interested in entering the irrigation field.…
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Crews for the City of Yuma begin road work
The City of Yuma has started several road work projects, including a citywide road striping, which started…
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Barbara Worth Country Club under new ownership
Roben LLC purchased the Imperial Valley landmark recently. The company has already begun construction on the motel. The restaurant, golf course, bar,…
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City of El Centro to host Easter Eggstravaganza
The event is taking place at Bucklin Park from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, and will feature more than 12,000 Easter…
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IID celebrates National Ag Day, Imperial Valley’s agricultural legacy
During a March 17 meeting, IID says they’re Board of Directors adopted a resolution to recognize National Ag Day “and the importance and…
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Friends of the Lower Colorado River to host Colorado River Clean-Up Day
The event is taking place Saturday, with volunteers meeting at the Pacific Avenue Athletic Complex from 7 a.m. to 7:55 a.m. for coffee and donuts…
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CHP officer in El Centro recognized at IACP Conference in Denver
CHP says Officer Salvador Acevedo Jr. was a finalist for the IACP-Axon Police Officer of the Year Award during the conference for solving a…
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Officer-involved shooting in Wellton ruled as justified
According to WPD, The Yuma County Attorney’s Office reviewed bodycam footage the morning of January 16, where police responded to a report of…
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Pet Talk: Meet Pike
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Pike is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about…
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Unseasonable Heat continues to grip Yuma area
Residents across southwest Arizona and southeast California are facing an early taste of summer, as a stretch of unusually hot weather continues to…
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