YFDÂ remembers lives lost on 9/11
The ceremony included pipes and drums, a flag raising, and speeches by local leaders. Deputy Mayor Carol Smith declared September 11, 2025 Patriot…
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The ceremony included pipes and drums, a flag raising, and speeches by local leaders. Deputy Mayor Carol Smith declared September 11, 2025 Patriot…
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Early Thursday morning locals gathered to honor and remember all the lives lost during September 11,…
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Charlie Kirk, a prominent political figure with over 16 million followers on social media, was assassinated this week, sending shockwaves through…
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The board recognized outstanding employees, financial trends, student artwork, and the enrollment report. Parents also had a chance to voice concerns…
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As temperatures cool in Yuma, more utility terrain vehicles, or UTVs, are showing up on both the dunes and city roads. They are fun to drive, but…
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Locals throughout Yuma are pushing for easier multi-story building access for people with…
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Matilda the Musical is planned for October 9-12 at the Historic Yuma Theatre (254 S. Main…
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YCSO says scammers pose as law enforcement officials over the phone or email to issue fake arrest warrant documents to deceive…
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The Calexico City Council approved a $51,340 to continue to upgrade the Calexico Fire Department’s dispatch and alerting system during its regular…
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The checkpoint will be at Imperial Avenue and Holt Avenue from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. ECPD says their checkpoint placements are based on data of impaired…
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In a press release, the program is a three-year initiative aiming to “support college students across the country with advanced AI tools and…
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Paola Batiz is an Imperial Valley College (IVC) college graduate and a recipient of the MANA de Imperial Valley scholarship. She also plays a…
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57-year-old Jerry Lopez appeared in court for his preliminary hearing last week. The judge was able to find enough evidence to move forward to a…
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SLPD says the crash happened Tuesday at around 1:40 p.m. in the area of Los Alamos Street and Edais…
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The Brawley Police Department (BPD) says the incident started after an anonymous caller reported seeing a man walking with a machete, and another…
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September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and several local organizations are helping save lives and protect mental…
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The program, which offers free classes for students 16 and older, was named “Excelling Adult Education Program,” standing out among dozens of…
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For 15 years, Arizona Western College’s (AWC) migrant student program has helped young people start college. Now, it’s future is…
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Two new invasive insect species present a danger to the region’s crops and have cotton growers on…
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On Tuesday, the father and sister accused of murdering a Yuma man over the weekend appeared in court for the first…
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