Yuma mother speaks out after son’s gravesite was vandalized twice
The gravesite of 19-year-old Danny Garcia, who was one of the victims of the deadly house party shooting, has been vandalized not just once, but twice.
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San Luis, Mexico set to welcome its first Walmart store
The store will be part of a larger commercial development planned along the highway to Mexicali, next to a soft drink bottling plant.
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Man bikes across the country to thank first responders
A man who has undergone multiple heart surgeries is biking across America, stopping at fire stations along the way.
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Arizona@Work hosts annual Yuma Community Job and Education Fair
The fair had over 50 employers, 12 community resources, and educational institutions on site like Northern Arizona University, AWC and Grand Canyon University.
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El Centro Library invites community to honor loved ones with Día de los Muertos ofrenda
The tradition is centered on celebrating the lives of family members and friends who have passed away. Through the community altar, the library aims to provide a shared space for residents to honor their heritage and reflect together.
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Emotional support dog helps border agents cope with job stress
A four-legged member of the El Centro Sector is helping Border Patrol agents deal with the emotional demands of their job.
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OneAZ Credit Union to host free coffee event at Creation Coffee
The free coffee event is taking place at the coffee shop, located at 2607 S. Fourth Avenue, Tuesday, October 13, from 9 a.m. to noon, or until it covers $2,000 worth of coffee.
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Michael Morales runs for El Centro City Council, aiming to challenge the ‘status quo’
Morales brings a unique blend of municipal experience, labor union leadership, and community service to the race. His platform centers heavily on economic relief, systemic collaboration, and challenging the city’s current direction.
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Rep. Adelita Grijalva to host Somerton Passport Fair
The event is taking place Tuesday, October 27, at Somerton City Hall, located at 143 N. State Avenue, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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Warner Bros. water tower repainted after merger with Paramount closes
The words, “A Skydance Corporation,” have been added to the iconic water tower on the Warner Bros. lot.
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Bose brings back wired earbuds for 2026
Wired listening is gaining popularity again due to its simplicity and ability to use without needing to charge.
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MCAS Yuma receives Commander-in-Chief Award
The presidential award recognizes the outstanding and innovative installation management and support to its departments missions.
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Trial for man accused of Yuma house party shooting enters third day
During the trial’s third day, the girlfriend of Ande Blackthunder, who was one of the victims killed in the shooting, took the stand.
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Canadian woman sets new world record with five-hour plank
Footage showed DonnaJean Wilde crossing the five-hour mark at the Utah Tech M Anthony Burns Arena, officially giving her the title of longest female abdominal plank holder in the world.
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San Diego reacts to President Trump’s comments
Comments made by President Donald Trump at a rally Monday night has Southern California talking as he referenced both Los Angeles and San Diego while addressing criticism over the war in Iran and its high costs.
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Better Business Bureau: How to avoid Medicare scams
If you are adding or changing your Medicare or Healthcare.gov coverage during open enrollment, watch out for unsolicited calls claiming to “help” you find the best deal.
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Wednesday marks 23 years since Arnold Schwarzenegger becomes governor of California
On October 7, 2003, California held a gubernatorial recall election where then-Governor Gray Davis lost and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger became governor. Schwarzenegger would hold the office until 2011.
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Tennessee judge orders state to preserve all evidence from Christa Pike’s botched execution
Pike, 50, survived two rounds of lethal injection last Wednesday, which left her unconscious and on a ventilator.
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Kofa’s Jacqueline Smith wins third straight Yuma County girls golf title; Gila Ridge claims third straight team title
The Kofa senior captured her third straight Yuma County girls district golf championship Tuesday at Mesa del Sol Golf Club, tying her course record with an 84.
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ASU student shoved by police in viral video faces interference charges
According to news outlets, 21-year-old Eryn Kelise Bonner was charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with police.
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