Mental Health Co-Response Unit presented at Yuma City Council work session
The program would send a specially trained officer and a mental-health clinician to certain calls, such as welfare checks, or someone in a…
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Rep. Grijalva describes her first days in office as a congresswoman
After officially being in office for a little less than two weeks, Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva (D-Ariz.) shares what her first couple of days have…
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El Centro to hold State of the City address on November 20
The City is inviting residents, businesses, and the community to attend. It’s taking place at the El Centro Library community…
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Keithly-Williams Seeds CEO selected as Arizona Game and Fish Commission candidate
According to a press release, Patrick Cooley, President and CEO of Keithly-Williams Seeds, was one of two people selected for consideration to…
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs celebrates advancements of AgTech
Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) is visiting Yuma Wednesday to celebrate the advancements of…
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Imperial County says CalFresh benefits have been restored
The Imperial County Department of Social Services (ICDSS) has informed residents about benefits under the CalFresh Program have been restored for…
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Senator Ruben Gallego hosts mobile hours at Yuma City Hall
The senator’s Constituent Service Team was there in person to hear and help Yuma locals in need. They focused on helping Arizonans navigate services…
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Prop 50 passes with low turnout in Imperial County
California voters have approved Proposition 50 in Tuesday’s special election, a measure introduced in response to recent redistricting efforts in…
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Gadsden candidates react to early results
Gadsden Elementary School District Board member candidates are reacting to the early election…
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San Luis City Council members vote no on Prop 434
San Luis City Council members are reacting to the early results on Proposition 434. The City Council members we spoke to are thrilled with the early…
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Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego’s office to visit Yuma
Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) will host in-person mobile office hours in Yuma Thursday amid the government shutdown. The mobile office hours are from…
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California Prop 50 projected to pass
About 25 polling stations across the Imperial Valley opened at 7:00 a.m. Pacific and will close at 8:00 p.m.…
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Gadsden recall election underway in Yuma County
Two recall petitions were filed against Gadsden Elementary School District Board President Luis Marquez and Board Member Liliana…
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Special Election Day underway in Yuma County
One of the focal points of this election is Proposition 434, which would end the pay and benefits for the San Luis mayor and City Council…
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Preparing for votes on Prop 434 that looks to end San Luis City Council and mayor pay
Voters in San Luis will be voting on several things in Tuesday’s election, including Proposition…
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Imperial County voters weigh in on Prop 50 ahead of Tuesday’s Special Election
As of Friday, about 15,000 Imperial County residents had already cast their ballots out of roughly 95,000 registered…
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs campaigns in Yuma
According to a press release, the visit to Yuma is part of her Arizona First Tour, which kicked off over the weekend, with stops in cities like…
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Sen. Kelly’s office helping Arizonans through shutdown
Senator Kelly’s team is offering one-on-one sessions to assist residents with issues involving agencies like Social Security, immigration, and the…
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Brawley updates abandoned buildings ordinance
During last week’s regular meeting, Brawley City Council members voted five to zero to move forward with updating the city’s…
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Imperial County locals react to Prop 50 ahead of elections
As locals prepare for the Special Election, some say they remain deeply divided over what Prop 50 can bring as voters will get to decide whether the…
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