Locals in Yuma hold anti-ICE protest
Protesters stood on the corner of S. Fourth Avenue and W. 16th Street, holding signs together in solidarity to speak out against the actions of ICE…
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Bill Lutes, part-owner of Lute’s Casino, dies at 88
In a social media post, Lute’s Casino announced the passing of Bill Lutes on January 23, sharing how he was “half of the creative force that…
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Hit-and-run suspect who hit a light pole formally charged
24-year-old Saul Angulo Hale is accused of hitting a victim and a light pole with his car Sunday night near Gila and First…
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Community health event supports farmworkers in Imperial Valley
Comité de Acción del Valle Inc. hosted a community health talk called “Voices of Health & Well-Being Without Borders” on Friday, January 30, from 5…
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Sinkhole blocks off traffic at 32nd Street and 4th Avenue
Yuma Police Department (YPD) reported on social media at the intersection of 32nd Street and Fourth Avenue extension near the old…
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Man accused of triple murder returns to court for pre-trial conference
43-year-old Ivan Osuna was in court for a pre-trial conference. Osuna is accused of murdering three people in September…
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San Luis students join national walkout & lead peaceful anti ICE raid protests
San Luis High School students held two protests to stand in solidarity with Minnesota following recent fatal shootings involving federal immigration…
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California launches new tool to help residents delete personal data
The California Privacy Protection Agency has launched a free website called the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform, or DROP, that allows residents…
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Local American Legion Post 56 kitchen in works to open soon
A local American Legion post is looking to reopen their kitchen soon after temporarily closing…
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Yuma Airport introduces app to help navigate facility
The Goodmaps app is an indoor navigation platform. It supports audio navigation for blind and low-vision travelers, visual guidance for people who…
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Second wave of winter visitors come into town
According to Visit Yuma, around 60,000 to 70,000 snowbirds come to Yuma each winter, and while some complain about the traffic, others says it’s…
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San Luis, Arizona council members ask for community feedback
Conversation with Council will be Saturday, February 7 at Denny’s restaurant on Main Street near Walmart from 9 to 10…
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New massage therapy school opens in Yuma
The Arizona School of Myotherapy offers a two-semester course with lectures and hands-on training from seven professional faculty members. It also…
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Imperial Valley transit strike ends after 15 Days
Imperial Valley transit workers have returned to work after a 15-day strike, following an agreement between Transdev Services, the operator of…
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YCHD warn community about cases of whooping cough
During this season where illness continues to spread, it’s important to know what symptoms to look out for and how to prevent yourself from getting…
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Free energy upgrades available to IID customers
The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) announced its All Weather Energy Savings Program, where customers can save money on their energy…
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John Phipps, retired Yuma County Sheriff, passes away
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) says former Sheriff John Phipps has passed away. Phipps is survived by his wife and two…
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Better Business Bureau: Sweepstakes, lottery and prize scam study
People over the age of 55 continue to be the primary target of sweepstakes, lottery, and prize scams, representing 72% of fraud reports for this type…
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Hit-and-run suspect who hit a light pole turns himself in
YPD says the driver of the Honda, a 24-year-old man, turned himself in before 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, and was arrested and booked on multiple felony…
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Local U of A Cooperative Extension hosts Farm to Family Day
The local University of Arizona Cooperative Extension is inviting people to come down to their local…
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