Local Politics

Congressional candidate Daniel Hernandez was in Yuma Saturday, knocking on doors and informing voters about his mission.

Yuma locals gathered Thursday morning to create awareness for what they say is worker’s rights being taken away as part of a nationwide May Day protest.

According to national polls, the majority of Americans have expressed dissatisfaction with the president’s job since taking office.

The Yuma County Recorder’s Office says property fraud isn’t just a big city problem anymore. It’s now hitting smaller communities like ours, and a new alert system aims to help homeowners stay one step ahead.

The Yuma City Council discussed the preliminary budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2026 Wednesday night.

This is the second protest this month where people across the country are responding to the Trump administration’s policies regarding healthcare, Social Security, civil rights, and more.

Adelita Grijalva is no stranger to public service, but this race marks a new chapter. The candidate says she’s ready to bring her experience to Washington and during her visit in Somerton, she explained why connecting with others across the district is her top priority right now.

For the last couple of San Luis, Arizona city council meetings, the call to the public section was not a part of the agenda.