The City of El Centro change hospital operation
The City of El Centro says its decision to change how the hospital operates is based on an increase in financial issues over the last five years and…
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The Healing Journey is still open despite what was said on Google
The Healing Journey was getting phone calls from victims worried and asking why it said “Permanently Closed” on Google. The CEO and Founder of The…
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Yumans recognized at Good Scout Award Luncheon
Today two very special Yumans were recognized for their work with the Boy Scouts of…
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‘Welcome home’ to a local Marine
A local Marine was welcomed home after months of…
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Cibola High School student artwork chosen for balloon festival in Yuma
A Cibola High School student won the artwork competition for the Colorado River Balloon Festival which is the current official logo for the…
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The local Disabled American Veterans and Lowes hardware change Air Force veteran’s life
Yuma native and Air Force veteran, Kenny Prater, recently suffered a leg amputation, but the Disabled American Veterans and Lowes changed his life.…
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Local artist nonprofit organization to inspire artist
Local non-profit organizations and artists are coming together to support and inspire others in the imperial valley by opening a “Dream…
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Title 42 to resume after judge grants Biden temporary pause
Previously the Biden Administration tried to end the policy, but then expanded it, recently including…
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Arizona Senator-elect Brian Fernandez reacts to seat win
Democratic candidate Brian Fernandez, now Arizona’s Senator-elect for District 23 says he’s glad the district understood his message about working…
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Doctor Adolphe Edward no longer the Chief Executive Officer of ECRMC
The El Centro City Council voted to reinforce the governance and financial sustainability of El Centro Regional Medical Center…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Supplying our Nation’s Heroes
Yuma county is home to two major military bases, but there is concern for the future of these…
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Special Olympics ‘breakfast with champions’
The Arizona Special Olympics hosted a very special fundraiser…
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NAU Yuma hosts LGBTQ+ resource fair
Northern Arizona University (NAU) will host an event for the LGBTQ+ community in Yuma next…
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VA provides healthcare to local veterans in mobile units at the American Legion Post 19
The Yuma VA Clinic has been closed since Friday, affecting over 42-hundred of our local…
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WACOG and Yuma residents receive Wildfire awards
The WACOG Human Services staff demonstrated service, spirit and extraordinary action to learn new ways of serving people throughout the…
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Home Grown: AG leaders learn about drought
In today’s homegrown report, agriculture researchers, growers, and other locals participated in a field tour to help navigate real-world problems in…
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River’s Edge Assisted Living celebrates anniversary
A local assisted living center is celebrating its third anniversary and wants you to be a part of…
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Local doctor no longer facing charges
A local doctor accused of pointing a gun at three teens is no longer facing…
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Federal judge ends Title 42
In Yuma, Customs and Border Protection data shows the policy has been used over 50,000 times to deport migrants over the last two…
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Suspect of two murders in Somerton held on no bond
The man accused of murdering two men was seen in court Tuesday after allegedly killing two people in Somerton last Saturday, where he learned he’s…
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