Sen. Ruben Gallego visits Yuma ahead for final push towards Election Day
U.S Senator Ruben Gallego paid a visit to Yuma for get out the vote launch and meet and greet ahead of the election on Tuesday.
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Party at the Polls brings Halloween celebration and voter resources to San Luis, Arizona
Rural Arizona Engagement (RAZE) and Instituto said the event was meant to help residents learn about their voting options and prepare for the November 3 General Election.
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Elijah Norton runs for Arizona State Treasurer
Norton said his experience running a global insurance organization has prepared him to manage money that belongs to others.
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Nick Mansour focuses on education funding and job growth in Arizona treasurer’s race
If elected, Mansour said he wants to make the Treasurer’s Office more transparent and keep partisan politics out of its work.
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Imperial County vote centers opening this weekend
Starting this weekend, 13 vote centers will open across the Imperial Valley, offering local voters increased flexibility and assistance ahead of Election Day.
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Sens. Mark Kelly and John Curtis urge policy reversal
Sens. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and John Curtis (R-Utah) are urging the U.S. Army to reverse a policy that would prevent the Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) from managing their own official social media accounts.
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Calexico City Council to vote on ambulance fee increase proposal
On Wednesday, November 4, the Calexico City Council will vote on a proposal to increase fire department ambulance service fees by 50%.
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Warren Petersen outlines priorities in Arizona attorney general race
Petersen said his priorities would include fighting crime, defending state laws and addressing government waste and corruption.
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Camilo García runs for Calexico City Council
García, who previously served on the City Council and as mayor between 2020 and 2024, is one of seven candidates seeking a seat on the council.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs orders flags to half-staff for Dolores Huerta
According to her office, this is on honor of Dolores Huerta, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 96.
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General in charge of planning future operations fired
A Pentagon official told CBS News Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia Wednesday over allegations he leaked classified information related to the war in Iran and the Ukraine war.
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Los Angeles residents gather to honor Dolores Huerta
Hundreds gathered in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday night to honor the life of civil rights leader Dolores Huerta.
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Nichole Elmore runs for Imperial School Board
Elmore, a former correctional officer of ten years who transitioned into a role as a local youth trainer, has been coaching and mentoring children throughout the Imperial Valley since she was 19-years-old.
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Brian Lopez runs for Somerton City Council
His platform focuses on improving city infrastructure, increasing transparency and supporting local businesses.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs denies tornado emergency declaration
Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) has denied a request to declare a state of emergency, saying the community will have to respond without the state support.
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State and federal lawmakers react to Dolores Huerta’s passing
Lawmakers across the country, including Arizona and California, are sharing their reaction to Dolores Huerta’s passing Wednesday.
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FBI serves search warrant at Beverly Hills home tied to former Rep. Eric Swalwell
Footage captured by KNBC shows several agents coming and going from the Beverly Hills home where former Rep. Swalwell had been a guest of the billionaire backer behind his run for governor over the summer.
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Brian Matlock campaigns for Arizona State Mine Inspector
Democratic candidate Brian Matlock is running for Arizona State Mine Inspector, emphasizing his Marine service, engineering background, and experience in heavy industry.
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Attorney General Kris Mayes runs for reelection
If reelected, Mayes is looking to focus on the drug trafficking crisis, protecting consumers from price fixing, and protecting our water supply in Arizona.
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María Guzmán runs for GESD Board
Guzmán said her platform is focused on supporting students’ development, helping teachers and school employees feel happy and valued at work, and continuing to serve her community.
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