Calexico health clinic closed after three employees test positive for virus
The Clinicas de Salud del Pueblo in Calexico announced it would be closing its doors upon learning three employees tested positive for coronavirus…
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Sunset Health in Somerton to partially reopen
Sunset Health in Somerton Pharmacy and Dental are set to re-open on Monday, April…
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In Mexico, beach towns block themselves off because of virus
In Mexico, beach towns have begun blocking off roads — in some cases, constructing barricades of rubble across roadways — to seal themselves off…
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Business as usual
As sports programs continue to cope with the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic, you wouldn’t know that the Arizona Western College Volleyball program is…
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ICPHD orders residents to wear face coverings in public
CALEXICO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY), A new order requiring Imperial County residents to wear face coverings in public has been issued. “We really don’t…
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Doctors say self-medicating COVID-19 with unapproved drugs is dangerous, potentially deadly
Currently, there are no FDA approved treatments for the coronavirus. Instead of stopping the spread of COVID-19, doctors say people are coming up…
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Imperial County Health Department Director gives her message to the community
Imperial County Health Department Director gives her message to the…
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YRMC readying ventilators across the hospital amid pandemic
With them being in high-demand right now, Yuma Regional Medical Center is keeping tabs on how many they…
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No new coronavirus cases in Yuma County
The Yuma County Public Health District has confirmed no additional cases of coronavirus for April…
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Sanitation tunnels removed, proved ineffective
Per recommendations by Mexico’s Secretary of Health, the four sanitation tunnels installed earlier this week in Mexicali have been…
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Arizona dairy farmers dump milk due to buyers shortage
Dairy farmers in the Tucson area say they’re dumping up to 100 gallons a milk a day because of the buyers shortage created by the coronavirus…
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EVERYDAY HEROES: Karnas Law Firm hands out 200 Mr. G’s gift cards
200 Mr. G’s gift cards were handed out to families Thursday as an act of kindness brought by Karnas Law Firm.…
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Thousands of Californians line up for food giveaway
A northern California church witnessed first-hand the economic toll the Coronavirus is taking on its…
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Doordash temporarily reduces its commission fees for restaurants
Doordash reduces commission fees by 50 percent for local restaurants through the end of…
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IRS launch tool to help non-filers register for stimulus checks
The Treasury Department and the International Revenue Service launches a new web tool that allows quick registration for Economic Impact Payments for…
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Virtual field trips for elementary students
Desert View Academy’s vice principal expands students’ minds by taking them on virtual field trips, to places they’ve never been before.…
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Juvenile Justice Center adapting due to COVID19
Several federal, state and local government facilities are adapting to the ongoing changes of the coronavirus.…
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New York’s Hart Island ramps up mass burials in mass graves amid outbreak
New York officials say that Hart Island, which for decades has been used as the final resting place for those who died unclaimed, will now also be…
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Teamsters Union expresses “no confidence” in two Imperial County leaders
Teamsters Union Local 542 has sent a letter to two Imperial County leaders late Wednesday to express “no confidence” in their abilities and…
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2 new COVID-19 cases in San Luis Rio Colorado, bringing the total to 9
Mexican health officials confirm two more cases of COVID-19 in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, bringing the total to…
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