Running for gold: Robertson wins two titles at CIF
BLYTHE, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) – Mathew Robertson from Palo Verde High School in Blythe captured gold at this year’s CIFÂ championships in San Diego. He…
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Yuma nurse receives a high honor during National Nurses Month
From being delivered at Yuma Regional Medical Center to working and now being the top Intensive Care Unit nurse, Javier Rivera is named Arizona’s…
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Local realty service celebrates RED day
Keller Williams Realty Yuma held its annual RED Day last week where their employees volunteered at the Yuma Community Food…
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Local officials remind residents dangers of heat strokes
The El Centro Fire Department and California Highway Patrol joined with Imperial County Public Health Department and Emergency Medical Services…
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Imperial Valley LGBT Resource Center to host ‘Stop The Hate’ march on Sunday
“Stop The Hate” is a California State Campaign that promotes and helps fund victims and survivors of hate crimes such as race, income, and…
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City Council hears budget proposal for FY 2024 and new budget website for residents
The Yuma City Council met to discuss $206 million worth of projects in the…
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Mayor’s Breakfast introduces upcoming projects for the City of Brawley Â
The City of Brawley and the Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual State of the City Address this year at the Stockmen’s…
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Yablonski fighting to remove sex offender tag
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The local former horse instructor accused of sexually abusing two teenage boys last July had her sentencing delayed once…
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Accused getaway driver may not testify in Somerton barber murder
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The accused getaway driver in the murder case of 27-year-old Leo Melendez may not be testifying for the state.…
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Arizona Cardinals give back to Yuma community
The Arizona Cardinals are in Yuma Tuesday stepping in to help package food for the Yuma Community Food Bank which assembles and distributes 13,000…
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Calexico Fire Department Station #2 to reopen after health hazard
Calexico Station #2 located at 900 Grant on the west side of town has been shut down for almost a…
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Kofa Fine Arts graduating class presents ‘Senior Showcase’
The Kofa High School Fine Arts Department will have its ‘Senior Showcase’ to present the works of the Kofa Fine Arts Graduating Class of…
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Visit Yuma celebrates National Travel and Tourism Week with open house
It’s National Travel and Tourism Week and our local visitor information center has a special event to honor the…
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Yumans support local businesses on Cinco de Mayo
Sorgel wants the community to not only support local businesses today on Cinco de Mayo but continue to do so…
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Samaritan Hot Car Law allows you to break a window if you see a child or pet in a hot car
It’s never safe to leave your child or pet in a vehicle, especially in a hot car because it could lead to…
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Wearing red, Indigenous families honor missing relatives
Native Americans whose relatives have gone missing or been killed wore red on Friday, a color synonymous with raising awareness about the…
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Local group on a mission to raise awareness for missing and murdered indigenous people
A walk for justice, the missing and the murdered. The mission to give a voice to those who are…
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U.S. faces growing epidemic of loneliness plaguing Americans leading to prolonged health conditions
NEW YORK (NBC / KYMA, KECY-TV) – Isolation, lack of emotional connectivity and the sense of belonging, is jeopardizing the well-being in more than…
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El Centro to host Walk in Her Shoes event
An event to raise awareness against sexual assault will take place on Friday, April 28 at Bucklin Park in El…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Local organizations support the foster community
The number of children in the foster care system in the United States is close to 400,000. In Yuma County, that number may be larger than you think…
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