Locals in Yuma react to Dolly Parton’s passing
Locals across Yuma County are sharing their reaction to Dolly Parton’s passing Tuesday. She was…
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Plea agreement filed against Yuma doctor accused of fraud
Under the proposed plea deal, Dr. Fazil would be sentenced to 15 years in prison for fraud, illegal control of an enterprise and theft. Two other…
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Ruben Villa runs for Brawley Elementary School District Board of Trustees
Villa officially filed his paperwork for the November election at the end of July, and this isn’t his first time running. He previously ran for the…
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Barks and Books held at Yuma Main Library
If you would like to attend, “Barks and Books” is hosted every second and fourth Monday of the month at the Main Library from 3:30 to 4:30…
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Rising farm costs could mean higher grocery prices
Diesel prices have climbed as global fuel supplies are disrupted by the war with Iran. Farmers are also dealing with higher fertilizer costs and…
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Federal government announced less water deliveries to Colorado River
Federal officials announced over the weekend that there will be major cuts to water deliveries to the Colorado River for the next two…
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Cold treats offer quick break for Imperial County residents
The heat is on in Imperial County as triple-digit temperatures have residents looking for ways to stay cool. Some local businesses are seeing more…
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IVC welcomes interim president Dr. James Limbaugh
Limbaugh is taking the reins to provide steady guidance and ensure institutional continuity while the Board of Trustees conducts a nationwide search…
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City of Somerton preps for new season of community celebrations
The City of Somerton is getting ready for a new season of community celebrations, with 11 special events scheduled from October through July of next…
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Somerton school teacher accused of having drugs on campus pleads not guilty
Deana Lynn Salter, 55, is facing charges of possession of dangerous drugs in a school zone, possession of dangerous drugs, possession of drug…
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Former SLHS teacher accused of sexually abusing underage student pleads not guilty
Genesis Alvarado, 27, is facing two felony charges, including sexual misconduct with a minor. He pleaded not guilty during a court appearance…
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National average retail price of gasoline drops, expected to rise again soon
The Lundberg Survey says the national average price of gasoline has dropped a few cents, but oil prices are rising, raising concerns about a price…
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HSOY seeks community support after receiving nearly 30 animals
22 cats and six dogs all came from one home as it’s part of an ongoing case with the Yuma Police…
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Sensory Xplorers opens new location in Imperial
Activities include sensory based movement, obstacle courses, music and art designed to adapt to each person’s…
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CHP upgrades to new El Centro Headquarters
Starting Monday, August 24, the CHP El Centro Area office will officially open its doors at 2802 South Fourth Street in El…
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El Centro Library launches Community Archive for Imperial Valley
From now through September 12, residents can bring historical memorabilia to the library, located at 1198 N. Imperial Avenue, to be scanned,…
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Matias Rosales earns national realtor recognition
Realty One Group Gateway broker Matias Rosales has been ranked a no. 15 in the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professional’s Top 250…
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Theresa Caputo, ‘Long Island Medium,’ talks about upcoming show at Quechan Casino Resort
Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience is happening this weekend, and she spoke with News 11 to talk about the upcoming…
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What care looks like in immigration detention
For people held at the Imperial Regional Detention Facility, life can be filled with uncertainty. But for some, support can come in unexpected…
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YUHSD announces all time low dropout rate
The seven high schools in the district each have a dropout specialist who reach out to students before considering dropping…
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