Brawley PD arrests San Diego man for allegedly robbing a bank
The robbery happened at the Corazo Credit Union, located near the Walmart on S. Brawley Avenue, at around 9:15 a.m. Tuesday.
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Three co-workers shot at Virginia business
Police in Manassas, Virginia are searching for a suspected shooter who shot three co-workers at a United Rental business Wednesday morning.
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Brush fire at Oak Mountain State Park jumps containment line
A lighting strike fire in Alabama that had been contained has jumped the lines. As of Tuesday afternoon, the fire had spread to 130 acres.
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SCOTUS allows Trump Administration to resume rapid deportations
The Supreme Court Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to resume its rapid deportations of immigrants to countries other than their own.
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News outlets seek White House access extension
Several news outlets covering the White House are asking a judge to let them keep doing their job beyond next week.
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Tracking cooler than normal temperatures and drier conditions
I am tracking cooler than normal temperatures for the next few days before triple-digits move back in. We are also in for drier, and plenty of sunshine for the days ahead.
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Paramount, 12 state attorneys general respond to Sen. Booker’s concerns about settlement
In a court document filed Monday, they answered several questions posed by Sen. Booker in his letter, with one of them being theatrical output.
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National Coffee Day highlights Yuma coffee culture
At Old West Java in Yuma, owner Chris said coffee shops can be about more than just the drink. They can also give people a place to work, relax, meet up with friends or simply spend time together.
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Law enforcement searches for murdered teen’s remains in Salton City
Our sister station KESQ was out there Tuesday. Pictures captured by them shows the area taped off, with several law enforcement units, including ICSO, the FBI and the District Attorney’s Office, in the area.
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U of A agriculture dean tours Yuma, highlights future of desert farming
During his visit, Smith toured research fields at the University of Arizona Yuma Agricultural Center, where researchers are working on some of the challenges facing desert agriculture.
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State Sen. Tim Dunn runs for reelection to represent District 25
As the election approaches, candidates, like State Sen. Tim Dunn (R-District 25) said it’s important for people to get out and vote, “your voice matters, I’m here to listen to you and the biggest way is make sure you show up and vote and support the candidates that support you and your values, it’s about reelecting people with values.”
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RCBH offers free screening services through the ‘Women’s Healthy Program’
The program is available to women who do not have health insurance, and who do not qualify for AHCCCS. It provides free mammograms and pap smears for women across Yuma County.
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El Centro native Rick Lopez lays out campaign vision for City Council
As the 2026 election cycle heats up, El Centro native and longtime public servant Rick Lopez is shifting his focus toward local government, officially launching his campaign for a seat on the El Centro City Council.
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Two running for Imperial County Board of Supervisors participate in forum
District 5 Supervisor John Hawk and candidate Patricia Lizarraga talked about road improvements and political unity.
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Consumer Reports: Going into debt for groceries
Consumer Reports (CR) is here to help with simple ways to spend less at the supermarket while still getting good-quality, tasty food.
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Imperial County agriculture workers attend Farmworkers Resource Fair
An event in El Centro Tuesday connected local agricultural workers with vital community resources and support services.
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Crossroads Mission to host jubilee
The fundraiser will be held at the Pivot Point Conference Center Saturday, October 24 at 5 p.m. Tickets are $60 and include dinner, live music and testimonies to benefit the center of the Hope Building Project.
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James Allen Jr. runs for San Luis, Arizona Mayor
James Allen Jr. has been a San Luis resident since 2003, and he is no stranger to politics as he ran for City Council back in 2024. If elected, Allen said he’ll listen to the community’s demands.
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Suspects charged in violent Imperial County robbery case accept plea deal
Emmanuel Contreras, 25, Elijah Roberts, 24, and Ernest Martinez, 23, all pleaded guilty or no contest to causing great bodily injury.
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Fiesta Sports Foundation’s annual Wishes for Teachers Program happening now
Fiesta Sports Foundation’s annual Wishes for Teachers Program is accepting submissions through Wednesday.
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