New Calexico mayor receives controversy over social media
The new mayor of Calexico has received negative and positive comments on social media for identifying as transgender.
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The new mayor of Calexico has received negative and positive comments on social media for identifying as transgender.
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IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) – The USDA undersecretary Robert Bonnie privately met with IID leaders in El Centro. During the meeting, Bonnie and the IID discussed the western water policy and irrigation assistance to Southeastern California farmers and ranchers. The meeting also touched on a few underserved customers and why they are in need of assistance.
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The public is welcome to give suggestions and ideas about community spending priorities for potential Lithium Valley tax revenues.
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Last Friday, Imperial County officials met with the Schwarzenegger Institute in Santa Monica to discuss the possibilities of Lithium Valley.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has arrived in Yuma ahead of a luncheon hosted by Mayor Doug Nicholls.
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Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholls will host a luncheon with Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs as the guest of honor.
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It’s always election season, as a long-shot presidential candidate is currently visiting Yuma.
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Yuma is taking center stage in the national immigration discussion Thursday.
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Representative Raúl Grijalva visited the Regional Center for Border Health, Somerton High School and Somerton City Hall saying he plans to go back to D.C. and present realistic solutions to the border crisis.
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“It’s a fact-finding mission, to find out what the challenges are specifically and how to address them,” County Supervisor Jonathan Lines said.
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During a city council meeting, the Brawley City Council unanimously approved a letter to declare illicit fentanyl a public health crisis.
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The meeting occurred on February 17, and the discussion touched on bringing new investments and job growth for Imperial County and the state of California.
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Over 100 migrants illegally crossed the border early Sunday morning, but then gave themselves up to Border Patrol.
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Tim Dunn, an Arizona Republican lawmaker from Yuma says he doesn’t agree with Governor Katie Hobbs rejection of the legislature’s budget proposal.
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IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) – An open letter was sent out to California Governor Gavin Newsom from concerned citizens of Imperial County. The letter raises awareness of the current problems the Imperial County is facing. Those include the struggles with healthcare with the closing of the maternity ward in El Centro. It also highlighted
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YUMA, Az. (KYMA, KECY) – The Biden Administration is considering an unprecedented step to help stem the flow of migrants entering the U.S. from the southern border. Under this proposed policy, many non-Mexican migrants would be deported to Mexico. That’s according to two homeland security officials. But with Title 42 potentially expiring soon, officials are
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YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The U.S. Attorney’s Office says almost 1,500 were criminally charged for entering or re-entering our country. The numbers are from the Yuma and Tucson sectors from October to December of last year. The Attorney’s Office says it also filed 26 cases against alleged human smugglers in Arizona. They say three
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YUMA, Az. (KYMA, KECY) – Customs and Border Protection released apprehension numbers for January. It’s confirmed what we’ve been seeing and reporting along the border, a sharp drop in migrant crossings. In January, just over 10,000 migrants were apprehended in Yuma, around a 66% decrease from December, when over 30,000 migrants crossed locally. Numbers were
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The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on “The Biden Border Crisis: Part II,” in Yuma.
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Important local topics that were discussed at the Board of Supervisors meeting include solar development, tax proposed proposition, health care options for incarcerated persons, and funding for projects.
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