YCHD warn community about cases of whooping cough
During this season where illness continues to spread, it’s important to know what symptoms to look out for and how to prevent yourself from getting sick.
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Better Business Bureau: Sweepstakes, lottery and prize scam study
People over the age of 55 continue to be the primary target of sweepstakes, lottery, and prize scams, representing 72% of fraud reports for this type of scam received by BBB Scam Tracker during the last three years.
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Music experts on whether AI-generated songs could win a Grammy
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already reshaping how music is written, produced, and released, and music experts are sharing whether an AI-generated song ever take home a Grammy.
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Teen in Los Angeles creates app on immigrant rights
A 14-year-old boy in Los Angeles won an award for inventing an app designed to help people understand their rights when encountering immigration officers.
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Americans expected to spend $29 billion for Valentine’s Day
According to the NRF’s annual survey, shoppers are budgeting nearly $200 for gifts. This includes gifts for romantic partners, family members, children’s classmates and teachers, co-workers, and pets.
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Federal tax refunds may be bigger than usual
The Treasury Department estimates they’ll average a thousand dollars more per household. That’s because many filers didn’t adjust their withholdings when recent income tax breaks began.
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TikTok establishes new U.S. entity
The transaction’s close wraps-up a long process that began with President Donald Trump in his first term. At the time, he vowed to ban the app over national security concerns.
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Yuma Palms to host food sampler and giveaway
A Taste of Yuma Palms Regional Center is being held on Tuesday, January 27 from 5 to 8 p.m. Participating businesses at Yuma Palms will offer free samples.
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Gold prices top $5,000 over Trump concerns
Analysts say the spike in price comes amid worries President Donald Trump is upending relations between the United States and its allies in Europe and Canada.
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Google agrees to pay $68 million to settle privacy lawsuit
The company will pay $68 million to settle a class-action lawsuit claiming its voice-activated assistant improperly recorded private conversations on smartphones.
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New Class Car Club hosts Yuma vs. Cancer Car Show
It welcomed over 230 vehicles and more than a thousand spectators and supporters, with everyone standing with the community to support local cancer patients.
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New data says most U.S. families struggle to afford childcare for a household of two children
The new research finds the average annual cost of care for an infant and a four-year-old together is more than $28,000.
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Veterans outpatient clinic breaks ground in Fortuna Foothills
Local and state leaders, Veterans, and community members gathered to mark the start of the long-anticipated project that is scheduled to open in the summer of 2027.
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Arizona announces new committee focusing on artificial intelligence
According to the Pew Research, over 60% of United States adults say they interact with A.I. several times a week.
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Yuma launches AI-powered program for building permit applications
The City of Yuma’s Department of Community Development launched Alynea AI PreCheck, an AI tool that reviews permit applications.
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Innercare faces federal labor complaint
Innercare is facing a federal complaint from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). The NLRB alleges Innercare management interfered with employees who were trying to form a union and took actions against workers involved in organizing efforts.
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Grandma’s Quilt Shop officially open in Yuma
There’s a new quilt shop in Yuma! Grandma’s Quilt Shop was previously known as Grandma Jo’s. The shop has been in Yuma for over 20 years.
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Small businesses help promote products together in Imperial Valley
A group of imperial valley entrepreneurs are working together to promote their products and increase their sells.
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Hiring a reliable contractor can be daunting, but it’s one of the most important steps for your project.
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Yuma Anti-Drug Coalition to distribute free Narcan
Starting Monday through Friday at 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., their office, off of W. First Street and N. Second Avenue, will be one of five free Naloxone distribution centers for communities across Yuma County.
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