U.S. Marine Corps celebrates 251st birthday
As is tradition, there was a cake cutting. A piece of cake is passed from the oldest to the youngest marine, which signifies the passing of the tradition from one generation to the next.
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One dead in trailer fire on E. 38th Place
YFD said the fire happened before 6:20 p.m. Sunday, November 1, in the area of E. 38th Place and S. Mesa Avenue.
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Binational Pink Tea held in San Luis, Mexico
The event celebrated life and recognized the strength of breast cancer survivors as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Local Democrats in Yuma call out Rep. Andy Biggs
They once again blamed Rep. Biggs, who is running for governor of Arizona, for the gas price hikes and tariffs that are impacting the Arizona economy, including Yuma County.
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Rep. Andy Biggs rallies with Yuma residents
He addressed the state’s main issues, and how he’ll include Yuma in his agenda if he’s elected as Arizona’s next governor.
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Man injured in crash on Redondo Center Drive in Yuma
YPD said the crash happened at around 10 a.m. Tuesday on Redondo Center Drive, near the Home Depot.
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Six people participate in Dancing for a Dream
A non-profit dancing competition took place in the Imperial Valley this weekend. The charity event helped raise funds for kids in need with their medical expenses.
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Dancing for a Dream for two Imperial Valley girls
The Dancing for a Dream charity event in the Imperial Valley is happening this Friday, and News 11 is introducing the last two couples who are dancing for two local girls.
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Matias Rosales runs for Mayor of San Luis, Arizona
Matias Rosales is a local realtor, but he is no stranger to politics as he served on the San Luis City Council for more than ten years.
Continue Reading Dancing for a Dream for a kid who had a brain tumor and a kid battling leukemia
The Dancing for a Dream charity event in the Imperial Valley is happening this Friday, and News 11 is introducing two more “Dreamers” and the couples dancing for them.
Continue Reading Dancing for a Dream for two kids battling leukemia
“Dancing for a Dream” is going to be held this Friday, October 16 at Cheval Farms in Imperial.
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Amberly’s Place hosts event to launch Domestic Violence Awareness Month
More than ten law enforcement agencies received purple ribbons from Amberly’s Place to bring awareness about this prevailing issue in Yuma County.
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James Allen Jr. runs for San Luis, Arizona Mayor
James Allen Jr. has been a San Luis resident since 2003, and he is no stranger to politics as he ran for City Council back in 2024. If elected, Allen said he’ll listen to the community’s demands.
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Amberly’s Place hosts domestic violence conference in Yuma
Law enforcement agencies and domestic violence experts gathered to bring awareness and strengthen their partnership.
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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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Three families displaced following fire in El Centro
The fire started around Wednesday night at the Brunners Suites & Studios on Imperial Avenue, near the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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AWC receives funding to help small businesses in Yuma grow
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) presented a Manufacturing America Workforce Grant of $5 million to AWC.
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Yuma radio station asks for community input
Due to the end of the “Bob and Sheri” Show by the end of the year, Z93 and Outlaw Country are starting a survey to learn what listeners would like to listen to from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
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Healthcare providers across the border ready for winter visitors
With fall almost here, and winter right behind, healthcare providers across the border are getting ready for winter visitors, but some are fearful businesses might not be as booming as it once was.
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