Mexicali residents complain about “Crazy Bills”
Across the border, more customers are complaining about excessively high electricity bills, better known as “Crazy Bills,” in…
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Comite De Bien Estar receives economic grant to empower Yuma County entrepreneurs
The grant has been allocated to Comite De Bien Estar, a local organization committed to fostering entrepreneurship and supporting small businesses in…
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Real ID to be required to board flights next year
The intiative was intitally slated for enforcement beginning in May 2023, but the deadline was pushed back due to the COVID-19…
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Ford announces changes to their electric vehicle plans
The slowdown in demand for EVs has caused automakers such as Ford, General Motors and others to delay or cancel plans to avoid spending heavily on…
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Local photographer finds another invasive water snake
Another watersnake was found on camera in Yuma, this time eating a bullfrog. Last week we followed the story of an invasive watersnake not native to…
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Do you have questions about Medicare? An expert in Yuma is hosting two seminars to simplify your options
Two free Medicare seminars, Aug. 26 and Sept. 30 to answer any questions you may have and learn about Medicare basics, enrollment periods, costs,…
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APS shares how to stay prepared for monsoon season
Monsoon season started in July and rolls through the end of September. There are several different weather conditions that come along with the…
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ECRMC reaches 5,000 surgeries using robot technology
An Imperial Valley hospital reached a milestone using state of the art…
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Medications can cause severe side effects when it comes to high temperatures
According Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Colin Banas, “Antibiotics are a very big set of medications that can actually have pretty significant…
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Kentucky governor on union labor and Vice President Harris’ economic plan
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about Vice President Harris’ economic plan and price gouging,…
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Egg prices rise amid bird flu resurgence
The increase is being blamed on the continuing spread of the highly pathogenic avian influenza, known in short as HPAI, or the bird flu, which is…
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IID enters water conservation agreement
The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) reached an agreement with the federal government to preserve more water in Lake Mead for the next three…
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Yuma sees a recent rise in COVID cases
Arizona is seeing a recent rise in COVID cases. The Arizona Department of Health Services reports more than 68,000 total cases this week. Over 2,000…
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Arizona unveils three new specialty license plates
Arizonans now have more options to support their favorite causes with 3 new specialty license…
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New Yuma Crunch Fitness hosts its Presale & Tour Party
The new Crunch Fitness in Yuma hosted its Presale and Tour Party on…
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Energy Experts: Benefits of Installing Solar Panels
CEO of Renewable Power USA Jimmy Esparza joined us in studio this week to talk about how Solar Panels…
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Walmart grows more optimistic about 2024 as bargains prove a powerful lure for the inflation weary
Walmart had another quarter of strong sales that topped almost all expectations with its comparatively low prices proving a powerful draw…
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Free courses for caregivers in California can help you be better prepared in case of emergencies
The California Department of Aging launched the CalGrows program this year to give caregivers the proper training and to better prepare them for any…
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San Francisco residents complain about Waymo cars honking every morning
In a statement, Waymo says, “We are aware that in some scenarios our vehicles may briefly honk while navigating our parking lots. We have identified…
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Consumer price growth slowed last month
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) cooled to 2.9% in July. That’s down from 3% in June and it’s the first…
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