Tips to lower utility bills this upcoming ‘National Cut Your Energy Costs Day’
The Arizona Public Service (APS) is providing help for anyone looking to save some money. And the best part is, these tips can be taken advantage…
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First Alert Forecast: A warm weekend
High pressure entrenched over the southwestern United States will continue to influence our local weather conditions with mostly clear skies as…
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Imperial County requiring masks regardless of vaccination status
On January 7, the Imperial County Health Officer announced more guidelines to protect residents from the Delta and Omicron Coronavirus…
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Senators announce over $382 million to help California families with heating costs
On January 7, United States Senators Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) and Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) announced nearly $400,000,000 to go towards the Low…
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California Democrats revive universal health care bill
What could be the nation’s first universal health care system found new life on Thursday after California Democrats proposed steep tax hikes to pay…
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Cyber Ninjas faces fine over AZ election review records
Despite word that the 2020 election review has been debunked by the courts, there is still tension brewing between the two…
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Virus-related ER visits in Arizona up as more seek tests
Virus-related emergency room visits have set a pandemic record in Arizona, where hospitals are crowded and cases are up even though deaths from…
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SCOTUS to take up Biden’s vaccine mandate for employers
Some 84 million people could be required to get vaccinated, or tested, before they go to work as the Supreme Court will be looking at two of the…
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Dogs know the difference between words they know, new languages and gibberish
No matter what language you use to tell your dog to sit, they’ll knows you’re talking to…
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L.A. firefighter dies battling attic fire, leaving his family behind
A Los Angeles County firefighter died Thursday from injuries received while battling a blaze in Rancho Palos…
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High pressure entrenched over the southwestern United States will continue to influence our local weather conditions through Friday with mostly…
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News 11 Weather Authority: Milding plateau
The 1st warming trend of 2022 is close to reaching it’s high…
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News 11 Sports: Lady Crims skid continues
The short-handed Yuma girls basketball team loses it’s 3rd game in the last 3…
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First confirmed cases of Omicron reported in Yuma and Imperial Counties
On January 6, the Imperial County Public Health Department announced the discovery of the first confirmed Omicron case in Imperial…
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Taking ‘Girl Power’ to new heights
So, what do Mariah Carey, Taylor Swift, and even Queen Elizabeth II have in common? They all once wore a Girl Scout uniform.…
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Large group of migrants found aboard train
On Tuesday, January 4, El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents found 26 migrants in aboard a freight train near…
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Antonio Brown releases statement, claims Buccaneers forced him to play injured
NFL wideout Antonio Brown says he was forced to play injured by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers prior to his explosive reaction where he left the field on…
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Lawmakers considering more Covid relief help
Talks have stalled in congress as lawmakers discuss whether businesses need additional Covid-19…
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California to extend indoor mask mandate until mid-February
California’s indoor mask mandate was extended into mid-February to help prevent the astonishing spike in coronavirus cases from overwhelming…
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Today: One year anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol
Thursday marks one year since the attack at the U.S. Capitol where a large crowd, loyal to then-President Donald Trump, laid siege to the building…
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