Wanted Yuma fugitive charged in fatal hit-and-run in Georgia
A Yuma native, with a warrant out for his arrest, was charged in Georgia for a separate incident after allegedly fleeing a fatal hit-and-run in late…
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Man gets 15 years for sexually exploiting 7 girls online
A federal judge has sentenced a 50-year-old Tigard man to 15 years in prison followed by a lifetime of supervised release for contacting, grooming…
Continue ReadingWhere you can find a ‘Cafecito’ in Yuma
A local coffee shop recently held it’s grand opening here in Yuma and local residents are raving about their amazing service. Cafecito is…
Continue ReadingAvenatti charged with embezzlement, fraud, cheating on taxes
Attorney Michael Avenatti has been charged in a 36-count federal indictment alleging he stole millions of dollars from clients, did not pay his…
Continue ReadingBorder apprehensions hit 12-year high in March
U.S. Customs and Border Protection apprehended more than 90,000 migrants trying to cross the southern border in March, marking a 12-year high as…
Continue ReadingCalifornia seeks death penalty in ‘Golden State Killer’ case
California prosecutors announced Wednesday they will seek the death penalty if they convict the man suspected of being the notorious “Golden…
Continue ReadingHikers missing in Southern California mountains found safe
Two hikers who vanished in snowy Southern California mountains were found safe on Wednesday by rescuers who spent days searching the rugged heights.…
Continue ReadingMan convicted of robbing Tucson bank gets 18-year sentence
A man convicted of robbing a Tucson bank has been sentenced to 18 years in prison. Shad Richard Thompson was sentenced Monday for his convictions for…
Continue ReadingArizona becomes 1st to match out-of-state work licenses
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Wednesday making the state the first in the nation to automatically grant occupational licenses to anyone…
Continue ReadingArizona House votes to repeal HIV/AIDS instruction law
Arizona lawmakers on Wednesday took a major step toward repealing a 1991 law that bars HIV and AIDS instruction that “promotes a homosexual…
Continue ReadingCongressional candidate meets with local community
A congressional candidate was in imperial valley meeting with the community this week. Democrat congressional candidate Aeiramique Glass Blake wants…
Continue ReadingCrane School District pay increase exposes unmet Red for Ed needs
No matter if you are a teacher, janitor, school bus driver, or somewhere in between, the Crane School District approved an equal pay increase for all…
Continue ReadingImperial Valley organizations prepare for homeless funding
Three out of the seven cities in the Imperial Valley have declared a homeless crisis in their community. Organizations from across the county…
Continue ReadingMan suspected of drunk driving arrested after hit-and-run
A Calexico man was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving after he collided with another vehicle and fled the scene on Willoughby Road in Calexico…
Continue ReadingCalipatria State Prison holds ceremony dedicated to victims of crime
It was supposed to be a memorable day for Judith Klein-Pritchard and her daughter at the happiest place on earth. But her life turned upside down…
Continue ReadingRescatan a cinco Hindues Migrantes en Mexicali
La policía estatal preventiva rescató a cinco migrantes de origen hindú que habían sido privados de su libertad durante 3…
Continue ReadingYuma firefighters urging residents to be on alert for bees
Yuma firefighters are urging the community to keep an eye out for bees. In the last two weeks, the Yuma Fire Department reported three incidents that…
Continue ReadingWoman dies in motorcycle crash on Borrego Salton Seaway
A woman died and one man was injured after being involved in a motorcycle crash on the Borrego Salton Seaway Tuesday afternoon. California Highway…
Continue ReadingEscuela primaria Desert View recibe reconocimiento NIET
Entre ciento de escuelas que participaron a nivel nacional Desert view termino entre las cinco finalistas del reconocimiento al Instituto Nacional de…
Continue ReadingLiving by the sword; ancient teachings during modern times
Whether you’re a history buff or enjoy movies depicting life during the age of the samurai, we all can admit that they lived by a code unlike…
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