Kofa High MCJROTC named Naval Honor School for third time
The Kofa High School Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (MCJROTC) has been named a Naval Honor School for the third time in the last…
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Humane Society reduces adoption fee to $5 as part of Clear the Shelters event
This year, Imperial County’s Humane Society will be celebrating 50 years of service. As part of the celebration, they will be reducing adoption fees…
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RV caught on fire in the Foothills
A fire broke out in the Foothills area late Wednesday…
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Congressman Ruiz announces $12.8M for Calexico’s Intermodal Transportation Center
Congressman Raul Ruiz (D-California) joined local leaders in Calexico to announce $12.8 million in funding for the City of Calexico’s Intermodal…
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California schools deal with extreme heat amid back to school season
Students around Sacramento are getting ready to head back to school, despite very hot temperatures gripping our region, and the school district are…
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Californians vote to recall an Alameda County district attorney
Pamela Price has been one of the most controversial figures in Bay Area politics this year. She’s only been the District Attorney (D.A.) of Alameda…
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California firefighters keeps fires away from homes
Los Angeles County fire crews were able to control a brush fire that threatened one home in Agua Dulce Tuesday, according to…
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Lahaina bypass reopens, governor urging people to use caution
The Lahaina bypass road reopens to all motorists Wednesday. Late-night access from 10:00pm to 6:00am will be limited to West Maui residents, first…
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Police department in Minnesota to resign due to concerns over pay
The Minnesota town of Goodhue will be without a police force in just a few days after the entire force suddenly…
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SAG-AFTRA on where things stand, movement in WGA strike
The studios maintain they’ve made a fair offer to SAG-AFTRA, and that the union is making misleading statements about their stance. SAG-AFTRA…
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Evacuations ordered as Northern California fire roars through forest near site of 2022 deadly blaze
A wildfire pushed by gusty winds from a thunderstorm raced through national forest land near California’s border with Oregon, prompting evacuations…
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Southern Arizona doctor dies while hiking in New Mexico with other physicians, authorities say
A southern Arizona doctor has died after suffering an apparent heart attack in New Mexico while on a hike with other…
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Body of man found floating in Colorado River in western Arizona identified
Bullhead City police said in a news release Tuesday that the body of 88-year-old Dickey Lee Frazier of Kingman was spotted by a bystander…
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Man and woman arrested after police discover drugs worth over $1 million
Two suspects in court Tuesday formally charged with multiple felonies after police said they found a stolen vehicle on them with fentanyl and meth…
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New county building coming to Main Street
Construction is underway for the new Yuma County administration building coming to…
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I-8 shooting suspect still on the loose
A suspect is still on the run after what officers are calling a possible road rage shooting leaving one man…
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19-year-old undefeated Yuma pro boxer is preparing for next match
Erick Gutierrez has a match coming up on Saturday, August 19 in San Luis, Mexico at 7…
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Planned Parenthood building in El Centro caught on fire
A fire broke out at Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest’s Imperial Valley Homan Health Center in El…
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Imperial Irrigation District appoints Jamie Asbury as new General Manager
The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) Board of Directors voted unanimously on Tuesday for Jamie Asbury, the current IID Energy Department Manager,…
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Portable toilets placed near agriculture fields in Yuma
The portable toilets were placed by the county to keep people from trespassing and urinating in the fields nearby. Fields that often have crops…
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