Fundraiser held at Chretin’s restaurant for victim of motorcycle accident
People who ate at the Chretin’s restaurant in Yuma on Saturday were helping a worthy cause at the same time. 20% of all proceeds went to the victim…
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Yuma High senior appointed to Arizona leadership advisory committee
The Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) Student Leadership Advisory Committee (SLAC) has recognized a Yuma High School senior for her advocacy…
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Road Report: Expect closures, delays to increase as holiday season continues
The City of Yuma is announcing full details for planned projects beginning this holiday season, with most construction expected to finish before the…
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“Close the Gaps” – AZ Democrat supports continuing some border wall construction
News 11 has exclusively obtained a letter from Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ), asking President Biden to continue construction along exposed sections of the…
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Fundraiser Saturday for Yuma father, involved in life-changing crash
A Yuma father was involved in a severe motorcycle crash.…
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More travelers expected to be on the road and in the sky this holiday season
The holiday travel season is upon us and this year many more people are planning to travel on the roadways or board a plane.…
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UPDATE: ICSO identifies victim of deadly shooting
The Imperial County Sheriff’s Office (ICSO) is looking for the person or persons who murdered a man near the Riverview Cemetery.…
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City of Somerton hosting vaccine event Thursday evening
If you still need a covid shot, Somerton residents have a chance…
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Yuma man goes for third straight tamale eating championship
For most people one or two tamales is more than enough to eat. However, for Francisco Osuna, that’s light…
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Amberly’s Place reports increase in domestic violence cases
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Amberly’s Place is reporting new data that shows November was an incredibly busy month for staff. The non-profit advocacy…
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Leaders from California, Arizona, & Nevada agree to voluntarily cut water usage
Water from the Colorado River is the engine for Yuma’s agricultural economy. However, Arizona agreed to voluntarily take less of…
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Yuma man chooses to stand trial on child molestation charges
A former Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) security guard is going to trial on charges of child molestation.…
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Fentanyl and meth seized at checkpoint bust
More than $12,000 worth of narcotics is off the streets after a bust at the Highway 86 Border Patrol…
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Imperial County prepares for renewed mask mandate
Imperial County says it’s getting ready to enforce California’s new mask mandate, requiring all people regardless of vaccination status to wear a…
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Mexicali shelters continue to struggle with capacity issues
While thousands continue to cross into the United States in the Yuma and El Centro Sectors, border cities in Mexico are also dealing with the…
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Home Grown: Free AZDA recertification course in Yuma
In today’s Home Grown, the Arizona Department of Agriculture is hosting their annual recertification course right here in…
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YRMC reports more asylum seekers coming to seek medical attention
As we continue to see an increase in undocumented immigrants crossing into the United States into Yuma County, Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC)…
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Large groups of immigrants form bottleneck at Morelos Dam
Over 2,600 undocumented immigrants crossed into the Yuma Sector just over the weekend, and Monday there’s still more coming into our…
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Hospital District Board One holds ‘Special Meeting’
The Hospital District Board 1 is holding a special meeting Monday, December 13th at the Aldrich Auditorium, just south of 24th Street on Avenue…
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Mayor Nicholls “still concerned for long term” at southern border
Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholls says an emergency situation in the southwestern Arizona border city has eased with federal officials moving in additional…
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