Former Calexico flag football coach released over jurisdictional issue
According to the Imperial County District Attorney’s Office, the decision was made because the alleged incidents did not happen in Imperial County.
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San Pasqual hosts Native American assembly
Students and other community members gathered at Warrior Gym to honor Indigenous tribes through dancing, songs and special presentation.
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USS Lincoln returns to San Diego after spending nearly 300 days at sea
In San Diego Thursday, a homecoming more than ten months in the making as the USS Abraham Lincoln returns home after an extended deployment which included combat operations in the Middle East.
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Free self-serving sandbag filling station available in Yuma
Those will be available Friday and Saturday at the Yuma Civic Center, with the station being open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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City of San Luis offers residents sandbags ahead of possible heavy rainfall
If residents need sandbags, the City said they’re available at San Luis Fire Station No. 1. They can also get them across the street from the fire station.
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Yuma child sexual abuse case heading to trial
The attorneys for Ethan Kotlinski, 29, previously raised an insanity defense, but Kotlinski has now been found competent to stand trial.
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Yuma man sentenced for burglaries
Guillermo Torres, 52, was sentenced Thursday to 3.5 years in prison, with credit for 190 days already served.
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Yuma woman facing charges for practicing nursing without a license faces new allegations
Jennivyr Derakhshan, 51, the owner of Aura Grace Aesthetic Medical Group and Radiant Adult Medical Group in Yuma, was arrested last week.
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Imperial Valley artist talks about journey to becoming International Latino Book Award winner
Ruben Najera’s bilingual graphic novel, “Calaguerra,” won the International Latino Book Award in 2025. Now the story is expanding beyond the book.
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Arizona congressional candidate says she was sexually assaulted while fixing campaign signs
Arizona congressional candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia (D), who is running for the state’s Eighth District, said she was sexually assaulted by two men in August.
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Trump Administration bars Microsoft, other tech companies from H-1B visa program
Vice President JD Vance said his Anti-Fraud Task Force found Microsoft laid-off 6,000 American workers last year, but the company sought residency for 6,300 foreign workers.
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Hershey adds disclaimer to Reese’s Pumpkins candy
The disclaimer says, “Carving not on actual product.” It replaces the words “decorating suggestion” that used to be on that spot.
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DoorDash launches retail returns
If you need to send back an item you bought on the DoorDash Marketplace, a driver will pick it up from you. You don’t need a box or a label, and using Dasher Returns will cost you $8.
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NFL drops fine over Kyle Juszczyk’s ‘juice’ celebration
San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk celebrated scoring a touchdown a couple weeks ago with a gesture. He made his hand look like a cup and pretended to drink from it.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton campaigns in Sacramento
Hilton is delivering what his campaign is calling “the case against Xavier Becerra (D)” after the two candidates faced off in their only scheduled debate last week.
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Super Bowl LXI to stream on Disney+
Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for February 14 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. The venue previously hosted Super Bowl LVI.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass calls for investigation into President Trump’s Iran comments
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass had some strong words for President Donald Trump Wednesday night after he, for the second time, talked about Iran possibly attacking Los Angeles or San Diego.
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San Diego restaurant workers react to longtime co-worker being fugitive from the law
According to the U.S. Marshals Service, Brian Anthony Williams, 50, was wanted for evading prosecution for a 2012 kidnapping and assault case in Iowa.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking unseasonable October heat through Friday
Tracking well-above-normal temperatures and nearing records through Friday across the Desert Southwest. I am tracking tropical moisture from Hurricane Rachel, expected to bring higher rain chances ahead.
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Yuma City Council approves HOME Investments Partnerships Program
The program authorizes seven recipient agreements for the upcoming fiscal year, totaling it over $480,000.
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