Sentencing postponed for the Yuma man charged in connection to fatal shooting
After pleading guilty to second-degree murder last month, Anthony Guillen’s prison sentence will temporarily be put on…
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San Pasqual Valley Unified District mental health support for students
The big question for student mental health support has been, “Are schools doing…
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Imperial Valley and Yuma Fire Departments deployed to Fairview Fire
As record heat swept through California this week, so did several fires including the Fairview Fire in southern California.…
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Attorney for the man accused of alleged money laundering withdraws from case
The man accused of allegedly defrauding victims out of hundreds-of-thousands of dollars will be appointed to a new…
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City of El Centro urging residents to prepare for Hurricane Kay by providing sandbags
The City of El Centro Staff are working together and coordinating with outside agencies on the progress of Hurricane Kay.…
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City of Yuma is making changes to their firework ordinance
The City of Yuma is making changes to its current fireworks law after receiving complaints from the…
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Business owners say dove hunters bring economic boost
Visit Yuma says the night before opening day hotels have 20% or more rooms filled than…
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City of Yuma offering self-serve sandbag filling station to the community from September 8-10
The City of Yuma is offering sand bags to the community and will have a self-serve sandbag filling station at the east parking lot of the Yuma Civic…
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Former Friendship Park site closing in San Luis, Arizona
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) said they will close the former Friendship Park site for the new construction project at the San Luis…
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School crossing guard died due to injuries from accident in Yuma
A 70-year-old woman Maria Cecilia Chavez was working as a school crossing guard and was hit by a car on September 1, she recently died on September 6…
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500 YUHSD students attend SkillsUSA Leadership Conference
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Wednesday about 500 students from Yuma Union High School district came together for the SkillsUSA region one leadership…
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Panic false alarm from Crane Middle School in Yuma
There was a false panic alarm from Crane Middle School on Tuesday, September 6 around 3:46 p.m. that the Yuma Police Department responded to and were…
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Home Grown: Farmers face challenges as production costs continue to skyrocket
YUMA, Ariz. (KECY, KYMA) – In today’s Home Grown, Yuma County is the Winter Lettuce Capital of North America and produces about 90 percent of…
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Home Grown: Yuma County Water Users’ Association Drought Update
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – In today’s Home Grown, drought preparations continue throughout the country. And locally in the desert southwest,…
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Home Grown: Local farmers facing water shortage on the Colorado River
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – In today’s Home Grown, Lake Mead and Lake Powell are in danger of reaching critically low levels, causing local…
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Dine and donate for Alzheimer’s
The Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) and 85350 Sports and Pizzeria invite you to enjoy some great food and support the fight against…
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First responders working on labor day
YUMA, Ariz. (KECY, KYMA) – Labor day is the perfect time to sit back, relax, and enjoy time off of work. But for first responders labor day and…
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Locals observe Labor Day at the river
Labor Day has become a time for shopping, end-of-summer barbecues and spending the day off with loved ones and many locals are doing just…
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Katie Hobbs likely to bow out of Gubernatorial debate
Debates are usually a major part of any election process, but this year, Arizonans likely will not get to see the two candidates for governor go head…
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‘Tale of two borders’: Mexicans not seen at busy crossings
As hundreds of migrants line up along an Arizona border wall around 4 a.m., agents try to separate them into groups by…
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