Local businesses expect boost with return of non-essential travel
While a lot of our attention is on the border in our backyard, the northern border opening back up is just as…
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YCSO makes fourth arrest made in connection with Foothills Chevron robbery
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) has arrested a fourth suspect in connection with an armed robbery at the Chevron…
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Calexico mayor welcomes border opening ‘with open arms’
The border opening at the ports of entry in Calexico has businesses and the mayor excited for a revitalized…
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U.S. opens to international, vaccinated travelers
After nearly two years, the United States is back open to vaccinated international travelers on…
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Local skaters spread their passion for the sport with community
If you’re looking for a new hobby for either yourself or the kids, Kennedy Skate Park in Yuma may be the place to…
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Imperial Valley raises awareness with 2nd annual walk for diabetes
Advocates across Imperial County gathered together for a cure to type 1 diabetes (T1D).…
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El Centro apartment fire causes department to evacuate residents
On Saturday, November 6, the El Centro Fire Department (ECFD) responded to a possible structure fire at the Posada Del Sol…
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3rd Annual Tour De Fields bike ride held in Somerton
It’s not often that biking and agriculture come together, but the two paired up for community fundraising…
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National scam reaches Yuma, fire departments promote caution
A new scam circulating the nation targets people who may want to support their local firefighters.…
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New downtown parking rules aim to help businesses
Two-hour parking is going to be in effect starting Monday, November 15, in an effort to help businesses and prevent office workers from taking up…
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Attorney General’s Office gearing up for Shred-a-Thon
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office and the City of Yuma have an event planned that’s perfect if you’re looking to get rid of some old bills,…
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Police urge parents to monitor children’s online activity
Imperial Police Department recently found a local runaway teen in New Mexico. This has prompted the police to encourage parents to watch what your…
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Rep. Fernandez leaves legislature behind for top job at USDA
Longtime Arizona state legislator, Rep. Charlene Fernandez, has officially submitted her resignation as Representative for Legislative District 4. On…
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Remain in Mexico policy in legal limbo
The clock is ticking on the Biden administration to keep migrants seeking asylum in the United…
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Changes to district map could impact how you vote
Changes are coming to Imperial County. The district map that was recently approved has some changes that will affect…
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Attempt to avoid the COVID vaccine by religious exemption
As some prepare to vaccinate the five to 11 age group, many are fighting COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the workplace and schools, but where do church…
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What you need to know: Kid’s COVID-19 vaccines coming to Yuma County
Local pharmacies and doctor’s offices in Arizona are anticipating the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine for…
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Imperial County elections provide major shakeups
Preliminary results are in and changes will be made to the districts that were up for…
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Yuma Sector catches drone smuggling heroin into U.S.
Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents made an interesting bust where drugs flew into the U.S. by…
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Imperial County officials report low voter turnout for district elections
It’s election day for Imperial County residents. Linsey Dale, the Registrar of Voters, said this election is small in comparison to others in the…
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