Amberly’s Place marks 25 years of supporting victims of abuse in Yuma County
Since opening its doors in 2000, the organization has grown from assisting 48 victims in its first year to supporting more than 3,000…
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Looking ahead of President-Elect Trump’s migrant impact
One local organization, Campesinos Sin Fronteras says everything is up in the air as they look ahead of President-Elect Trump’s impact in the…
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City of El Centro creates plan for street safety
The community development director says they have officially released a draft of the Imperial Avenue Complete Streets…
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The Gadsden Elementary School District marching band students recount their London parade trip
The Gadsden Elementary School District marching band had the honor to show off school pride and perform in the London New Year’s Day…
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San Luis installs new street lights to improve safety and visibility
The project was a collaborative effort involving many different agencies and residents are already noticing a…
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Exceptional Community Hospital reminding locals flu season is still in full swing
Exceptional Community Hospital (ECH) says cases of influenza, COVID-19, and respiratory viruses are still high since the…
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Suspect formally charged after leaving serious crash on Avenue A
The man accused of trying to leave the scene of a crash where a man was thrown out of his vehicle was charged in court…
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Yuma child abuse convict sentenced
41-year-old Christiano Toilolo was sentenced to 17 years in prison on one count of child abuse, along with 36 months of probation for aggravated…
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Yuma City Council welcomes new members, sets agenda for 2025
The Yuma City Council kicked off its first meeting of the year with fresh faces and a renewed focus on community…
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District One’s holds first board meeting of the year
Yuma Elementary School District One held their first governing board meeting of the year and also with the three newly elected members Cori Rico,…
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Sand Dunes will soon see a permit fee increase
Buttercup Campground is just one of the prime locations at the Imperial Valley Sand Dunes that will see a rate hike later this…
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Local high schoolers launch non-profit to support fieldworkers
According to a press release, the students from Cibola High School came together to create the Agriculture Latino Immigrant Workers Impact…
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Imperial County to celebrate MLK DAY
The Imperial Valley Social Justice Committee (IVSJC) is hosting the 2025 MLK Day Celebration next…
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Yuma man arrested for stealing agricultural equipment
In a press release, YCSO’s Criminal Investigations Bureau initiated an investigation on Monday “after receiving information” about agricultural…
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HOME GROWN: Wireless network for Ag tech
The Yuma Center for Excellence in Desert Agriculture recently set up a new wireless network at the Yuma Ag Center, where Ag tech companies can test…
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Keeping pets and plants safe this winter: Expert advice for cold weather care
As temperatures continue to drop, both pet owners and gardeners face unique challenges from the…
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San Luis police to give away free steering wheel locks
Locals will be able to receive free steering wheel locks from the San Luis Police…
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Local farmers protecting agriculture crops from freezing temperatures
With the winter season here, local farmers and growers must adapt to the climate to make sure their product comes out as healthy as…
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Man arrested for extreme DUI after serious car crash on Avenue A
Yuma Police Department (YPD) provided an update on the crash that left a man hospitalized with serious injuries on Avenue A and 5th…
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Yuma Elementary School District One swore-in 3 newly elected board members
The members say they are ready to learn, get more involved, and looking forward to supporting students and…
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