Arizona motorcyclists now able to pass through traffic when riding on the streets
Senate Bill 1273 will allow Arizona motorcyclists to filter through lanes effective as of Saturday September 24, although there are some exceptions.
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Yuma city council adopts firework ordinance, regulations go into effect in 30 days
A firework ordinance was approved by the Yuma City Council this evening, meaning new regulations regarding the use of fireworks will go into effect in 30 days.
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Yuma County adds two new ballot boxes
Yuma county announced it would be expanding voting access in San Luis and the Foothills for the general election.
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Imperial County needing election workers for the general election on November 8
The Imperial County Registrar of Voters are needing election, poll workers and inspectors to help with the General Election on Tuesday, November 8, 2022.
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Imperial County prepares for November 8 general election
The Imperial County Registrar of Voters (ROV) is starting its search for election workers, poll workers, and inspectors.
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Blake Masters visits Yuma with less than two months until midterms
Arizona U.S. Senate candidate Blake Masters visited Yuma Wednesday, September 14.
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Brawley campaign heating up
The campaign for Brawley City council is heating up.
With two seats ready to be taken up, there are five candidates going head to head.
Arizona Attorney General candidate Abe Hamadeh tours the Yuma sector border
Arizona Attorney General candidate Abe Hamadeh toured the Yuma sector border Monday morning.
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Hobbs declines gubernatorial debate
In a shocking turn of events, governor candidate Katie Hobbs officially declined to participate in the gubernatorial debate planned for October 12.
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Sen. Mark Kelly launches “Republicans for Kelly”
On Monday, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly launched a new coalition for Republicans and Independents, “Republicans for Kelly.”
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Six city San Luis council candidates head to general elections
San Luis has finalized votes for its new mayor, Nieves Riedel, now the race continues for the San Luis city council.
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Registrar of voters declares extension for Declaration of Candidacy
The Imperial County Registrar of Voters has announced the filing period for several contests included in the Consolidated General Election scheduled for November 8, 2022 have been extended.
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City council members to meet on Wednesday
The Yuma City Council members will meet in-person and online via Zoom, in accordance with Arizona’s Open Meeting Law and to protect the public and reduce the chance of COVID-19.
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Less than 25% of registered voters hit the polls
Yuma County officials release preliminary results for the recent primary election. According to the county’s website, only 24.43% of registered voters actually cast a vote on or before August 2.
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San Luis candidates thank the city as voting count continues for AZ primary
Almost one day after the Arizona primary, the Yuma County government reports that roughly 4,500 ballots are left to be counted.
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San Luis Primary Elections looking to fill one mayoral seat, 3 council seats
Elections are well underway in San Luis, Ariz. as the race for one mayoral and three city council seats are waiting to be filled.
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Arizona House speaker who rejected Trump pleas faces voters
The Republican speaker of the Arizona House faces voters Tuesday and the anger of supporters of former President Donald Trump after he rejected pleas to help overturn the 2020 election results and testified before Congress about the efforts.
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VIDEO: Arizona primary elections
Arizona’s Tuesday primary election could indicate the direction of the GOP heading into the midterms as several Trump-backed candidates rally for voters’ support.
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Arizona attorney general race wide open in GOP primaries
The race for Arizona attorney general is wide open heading into Tuesday’s primaries, with six Republicans and a lone Democrat eyeing a job that could have have an outsized role on issues like abortion and election integrity.
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Mayor Nicholls shares why he wants to continue serving Yuma
YUMA, Ariz. (KECY, KYMA) – With less than one week until the Arizona Primary Election Mayor of Yuma Doug Nicholls shares why he wants to continue serving the city and its people. Nicholls has been Yuma’s mayor for the past nine years, and says he would like to continue representing his community and improving it
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