Fortuna Mini Mall offers new opportunities for local vendors under new ownership
A longtime shopping staple in the Foothills is getting a fresh start. The Simply Shabby Mini Mall is now under new ownership and a new name: Fortuna…
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Businesses in San Francisco’s Chinatown worry over tariff impacts
San Francisco’s Chinatown merchants are raising concerns that President Trump’s trade war could be worse for small businesses than the COVID-19…
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Ultra-processed foods can lead to an early death
The more ultra-processed foods that you eat, the more risk you have a premature death. It’s been estimated that nearly 70% of all grocery food stores…
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Local high school senior devotes time to making a difference in healthcare
In honor of National Volunteer Month, Mylinda Garcia, a junior volunteer at Onvida Health, has logged over 195 hours over the past two…
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You could rent a home on a national park!
For some people living in a national park would be a dream come true. Someone could get that chance if they have enough money and…
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Pessimistic businesses stall new hirings
Uncertainty is the key word that is impacting businesses lately, according to a new survey of businesses released by the Federal…
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Measles endemic could be coming
A new study shows that measles could become endemic if U.S. vaccination rates do not…
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New vaccine project launches
A group of public health experts is organizing a response to concerns about U.S. vaccine misinformation and…
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IID hosting open house on how to save money on electricity bills
The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) is sharing more on the informational open house with plans for better service in the…
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CBS News releases economic report card
51% of those polled approved of his handling of the economy in March, but as of this month, only 42% approve of his handling of the…
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More Americans are using “magic mushrooms”
A new study has found that unsupervised use of “magic mushrooms” have increased all across the…
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U.S. fertility rates near record low
Women in the United States are still having fewer babies than usual. About 3.6 million babies were born in the U.S. last year. That’s an increase of…
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Southwest Airlines to cut down on flights later this year
Southwest Airlines has announced it will be cutting flights in the second half of the year. The scale back comes as the airline will end its open…
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IBM vice chairman on recession predictions, early tariff impacts and interest rates
Gary Cohn, IBM Vice Chairman and former Trump Administration National Economic Council Director, spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation…
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Local agencies host National Take Back Day
The event was for people who wanted to get rid of unwanted or expired prescription medication in a safe…
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Mammogram screening to be offered in Yuma on April 30
Arizona Complete Health, AZ Cares, and Assured Imaging will have the screening event on April 30 from 8 a.m. to 5…
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Alcohol: “The Silent Epidemic” warns addiction specialist
As national attention grows around the health impacts of alcohol, one leading addiction expert is calling it a “silent…
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Small business resource fair to be held in May
A fair for small businesses is planned for May…
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Spreckels Sugar facility closing in Brawley
Workers at Spreckels Sugar Company received a warn notice letter Tuesday morning saying the factory will be…
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Arizona attorney general announces lawsuit against Trump Administration over tariffs
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is holding a press conference Wednesday to announce a lawsuit against the Trump Administration over…
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