Mayor proclaims ‘Kim Johnson Day’ after 40 years of journalism in Yuma
After more than 40 years of dedicated journalism in the city of Yuma, Kim Johnson has retired YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – Kim Johnson entered the world of…
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YCSO searches for suspects in golf course vandalism
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) is looking for the suspect, or suspects, who tore up one of the greens at Las Barrancas Golf…
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7 people arrested after the mummified remains of a religious group leader were found in Colorado home
Seven people were arrested after authorities found the mummified remains of a woman who was the leader of a controversial religious group inside a…
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Imperial County changes its mask policy
Imperial County residents can feel the wind on their faces again. The Board of Supervisors has lifted is mask mandate for outdoor areas.…
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There were four attacks, including an assault with a hammer, on Asian Americans in New York over the weekend
There were at least four attacks on Asian Americans, including an assault with a hammer, in New York City over the weekend, according to the New York…
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Mexicali Faces A Shortage of Tires
MEXICALI, B.C., Mexico (KYMA/KECY) – Tire shops along the border town of Mexicali are faced with a shortage of supply due to importing restrictions…
Continue Reading Ohio State offers settlements in five more sex abuse victim cases involving former school doctor Richard Strauss
Some of the alleged abuse victims of former Ohio State University doctor Richard Strauss could get more than $250,000 as part of an individual…
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States ready plans to vaccinate 12-to-15-year-olds against Covid-19
President Joe Biden said his administration is “ready to move immediately” if and when the US Food and Drug Administration authorizes the…
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62 new Yuma lifeguards
A lifeguard shortage in the City of Yuma has caused reason for concern recently. However, RM Aqua Academy has been busy at work trying to get future…
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Yuma Police Department issues Sex Offender notifications
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) issued a pair of Sex Offender Notifications…
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Grab your caps and gowns
After much consideration, Yuma Union High School District says it will hold an in-person graduation ceremony for each of its schools. Students not…
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Local nurses get recognition
Local nurses have something new to look forward to. Yuma County Board of Supervisors honors local nurses for their hard work during the pandemic by…
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Motorcycle crash sends one to the hospital
Accident involving a motorcylce and a truck sends one man to the hospital…
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#1 password of 2020 was 123456
May 6, 2021, is World Password Day and the FBI has some…
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El Centro Border Patrol agents rescue lost migrants
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents have made yet another rescue in the Jacumba Wilderness…
Continue Reading Asian Americans are buying guns in the wake of recent attacks, but community leaders say that’s not the way to prevent hate crimes
Some Asian Americans are buying guns for the first time as attacks fuel fear across the nation, but advocates say firearms are not the solution.…
Continue Reading If the US doesn’t reach 80% immunity, the nation could see another winter surge of coronavirus, says vaccine expert
As health experts point to the challenges the nation faces in reaching herd immunity, some are warning of the danger of not getting there: another…
Continue Reading Man charged with setting fire to a historic Catholic church in Southern California
A man has been charged with setting on fire a historic Catholic church in Southern California last summer, prosecutors said Tuesday. The San Gabriel…
Continue Reading If the US doesn’t reach 80% herd immunity, the nation could see another winter surge of coronavirus, says vaccine expert
As health experts point to the challenges the nation faces in reaching herd immunity, some are warning of the danger of not getting there: another…
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What it’s like to be a black police officer, navigating two turbulent worlds
Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn knows he plays a key role in changing the culture of policing and how communities perceive officers. It’s a…
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