Yuma County sees spike of 35 cases
The Yuma County Public Health District confirmed 35 new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) Monday, bringing the total to…
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Border Patrol honors fallen heroes in green
In honor of National Police Week, the Yuma Sector Border Patrol held its annual fallen heroes ceremony to honor those agents who died in the line of…
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California voters may vote by mail in November
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order to ensure every registered voter in the state is automatically mailed a ballot for the…
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The ABCs of water safety saves lives
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in five people who die from drownings is children fourteen and…
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Imperial County health officials encourage essential workers to get tested for COVID-19
The Imperial County Public Health Department (ICPHD) encourages essential workers to get tested for coronavirus even if they don’t display…
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WATCH NOW: Arizona Governor announces end of stay-at-home order
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey held a press conference Tuesday to provide an update on the state’s response to the coronavirus…
Continue Reading Arizona gyms to reopen, end of stay-at-home order announced
In his press conference Tuesday evening, Gov. Doug Ducey made the announcement Arizona gyms and pools may reopen as early as March…
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Regional Center for Border Health to offer additional drive-thru testing
The Regional Center for Border Health (RCBH) announced Tuesday afternoon it will hold an additional drive-thru coronavirus testing…
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Mexican Supreme Court throws out law extending governor’s mandate
Mexico’s Supreme Court on Monday struck down a law extending the Baja California Governor Jaime Bonilla to lengthen his term in…
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El Charro Cafe employee tests positive for coronavirus
An employee at El Charro Cafe in Yuma has tested positive for…
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Twitter’s CEO donates $25 million to undocumented immigrants and inmates
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donates $25 million to San Francisco’s undocumented residents and to…
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Mexican drug lord dies from coronavirus in prison
A Mexican drug lord who beheaded 12 men dies from coronavirus in…
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WEB EXCLUSIVE: Protecting Silent Communication
1.1. million people in Arizona live with a hearing loss including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind, and a combination of vision and…
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Sonora: 54 new coronavirus cases, four deaths in one day
54 new coronavirus cases are confirmed with four deaths in Sonora, according to health officials on…
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Trump ends conference after clashing with two reporters
President Donald Trump abruptly ended his Monday press conference after lashing out on an Asian-American journalist who questions his constant…
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State taking steps to reopen economy, but reviving it could take years
Arizona took another tentative step toward reopening the state’s economy Monday, when dine-in restaurants were allowed to resume limited…
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InsulTech confirms two employees test positive for coronavirus
YUMA, Ariz. – InsulTech in Yuma has confirmed two of its employees have tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Our news team reached out to…
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MCAS gym open, a test for re-opening more in Yuma
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The MCAS gym in Yuma is the only gym open in the county. With special regulations in place, the gym now serves as a test…
Continue Reading Imperial County increases efforts to trace infected people
The Imperial County Public Health Department’s (ICPHD) contact tracing team is expanding.…
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DES launches Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
DES is mailing checks today to 165,000 individuals who filed an initial claim for benefits between February 2, 2020, and May 2, 2020, and did not…
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