YPD seeks community’s help in identifying group of young men checking car doors
YPD said four young men were seen in the College Area on July 9, checking car doors and looking inside…
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Breast cancer survivor and single mother of one seeks community help to avoid homelessness
A single mother and her eight-year-old son are facing homelessness and are turning to the community to ask for…
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Coffee shop in Winterhaven earns certification
Spirit Mountain, a coffee shop in Winterhaven, has recently earned a national certification for its roasted…
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No evidence against former Mexicali police chief
Former Mexicali Police Chief Pedro Ariel Mendivil, who was arrested and accused of multiple criminal charges last month, was…
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Sentencing for Yuma man convicted of shooting his friend rescheduled
20-year-old Keith Simmons was found guilty of negligent homicide and unlawful discharge of a weapon back in June for the August 2024 death of…
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AWC receives $5 million grant to bring more manufacturing jobs to the Desert Southwest
In a press release, the grant will invest in “existing technical education programs to train small manufacturers and strengthen the nation’s…
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking extreme heat and high humidity
The heat and sticky conditions are staying put across the Desert Southwest. A Weather Authority First Alert Action Day is staying in effect until 8…
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CBS 13 Sports: Freedom FC Foundation makes game-changing partnership
Freedom FC is partnering with the highest soccer team in Arizona – United Soccer League’s Phoenix…
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Newly established Freedom FC partners with Phoenix Rising
The collaboration between Freedom FC and Phoenix Rising will bring scouting opportunities, coaching resources and financial support to the region…
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Brawley High student takes local leadership to national stage
Lucca Rubin, an incoming junior at Brawley Union High School (BUHS), has been selected as one of just 16 students nationwide to serve on the National…
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Joe Fisher Sr., long-time Yuma resident and former business owner, passes away
Fisher was the owner of Fisher Automotive before selling to Chapman, and he was very well-known in the community, remembered for his charity and…
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Arizona primary produces three winners in South Yuma County
In San Luis, Erik Luzanilla won one of the open seats on the City Council while in Somerton, Jose Moreno was elected to the Somerton City Council…
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Somerton school teacher accused of having drugs on campus formally charged
55-year-old Deana Lynn Salter is facing charges of possession of dangerous drugs in a school zone, possession of dangerous drugs, possession of drug…
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USMNT taking on Mexico in friendly
The United States Men’s National Team is scheduled to face Mexico on Oct. 3 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, bringing a matchup known for its…
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Aaron Donald practices with Rams
Aaron Donald’s potential return to the NFL moved one step closer to reality Tuesday as the former Los Angeles Rams star participated in a workout at…
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Calexico High School hosting free physical exam for students
The school will host a free physical exam clinic on Wednesday, August 12, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Varner…
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CBS 13 Sports: Dillon Brooks signs extension with Suns
Forward Dillon Brooks signed 3-year, $73 million contract extension through 2029-30. He averaged a career-high 20.2 points to go with 3.6 rebounds…
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Yuma City Council certifies primary election results
The City of Yuma has officially canvassed the results of last month’s primary election, certifying the vote totals and confirming the city’s…
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Beck named starter for Hall of Fame Game
The NFL season is drawing closer, and the Arizona Cardinals are set to take the field for the first time in 2026 as the league’s preseason officially…
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Severe specialist shortage forces Imperial Valley patients to choose between long travels or no care
IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA) — Vulnerable residents in the Imperial Valley are facing a heartbreaking choice: travel hours for life-saving…
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