Popular local Mexican restaurant closes after 83 years
The beloved Mexican restaurant has become a staple in the Yuma community, known for its tortillas and…
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Homeless encampments popping up around Yuma
Homeless encampments have been popping up around the Yuma area recently raising some…
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First recovery walk this Saturday
The Imperial Valley will have its first recovery walk to remember those who continue to fight the battle against drugs and alcohol and those who are…
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YCAT announces free rides for residents on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The Yuma County Intergovernmental Public Transit Authority (YCAT) said they will celebrate diversity with free rides for everyone on Indigenous…
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Parks and Recreation to host Father-Daughter Ball in October
City of Yuma’s Parks and Recreation is hosting a Father-Daughter Ball on Saturday, October 14 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., registration is also now…
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Yuma County Anti-Drug Coalition and YUHSD host forum for fentanyl awareness
The Yuma County Anti-Drug Coalition and the Yuma Union High School District are partnering to host a public forum for fentanyl awareness on Wednesday…
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Unemployment rates increase in Yuma
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, since March 2023, the unemployment rate has gone up in…
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City of Yuma to host auction of surplus property
The City of Yuma’s Public Auction will be happening on Saturday, October 7 at the city’s surplus property warehouse located at 190 W. 14th…
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Blues and Arts Fiesta 2023 in San Felipe to give back to local institutions
A non-profit organization is putting together a festival in San Felipe, Mexico where you can enjoy blues and arts while helping the community at the…
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Imperial Valley family getting help from Burn Institute
One non-profit organization is making a difference by empowering and supporting burn survivors in the Imperial Valley and San…
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Arizona at Work seeks to help youth gain employment
The Arizona at Work Youth Services Program is helping teens and young adults find…
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Assemblymember Garcia presents $29M in state grants to Behavioral Health Services
The grant is to help expand the Imperial County Behavioral Health Services department with its current facilities and a new facility that is under…
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CHP and ICPHD offer car seat inspections on Child Safety Awareness DayÂ
The Imperial County Public Health Department and California Highway Patrol held a child car seat inspection for Child Safety Awareness…
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HSOY at full capacity, asks community for support
The Humane Society of Yuma is at full capacity once again, and they said this time they have seen an increase in animals that need medical…
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Visit Yuma’s travel guide recognized for creative excellence
Visit Yuma’s 2023 travel guide earned a Summit Creative Award which is an international program for creative…
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet Perla Huez
Perla Huez is Miss Arizona Princess and is proud of being…
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Local Film and TV Production class receives $1K grant from AZ Diamondbacks
Gila Ridge High School’s Film and TV Production program and teacher James Kuzniak received a “Play Ball” grant award of $1,000 from the Arizona…
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As mayors, governors scramble to care for more migrants, a look at what’s behind the numbers
A small town on the Texas border declares a state of emergency as tens of thousands of migrants cross the border. The Biden administration grants…
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City of El Centro accepting applications for new first responders engravement project
The City of El Centro is having a new project to commemorate first responders such as firefighters, police officers, peace officers, paramedics,…
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City of Yuma to host workshop for ‘Brownfields to Innovation District’ project
The City of Yuma wants your ideas on what to do with an area south of Giss Parkway known as “Old Town South”…
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