Lockdown lifted for Gadsden Elementary School
During the investigation, YCSO confirmed the noise reported was not gunfire, and it was caused by the bird bombs in a nearby field.
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As a historic El Niño threatens California, experts say this one step could save you thousands
California is officially under a statewide emergency as the state braces for what meteorologists and emergency officials warn could be an unprecedented, historic El Niño storm season.
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Senate passes Sen. Gallego’s resolution honoring former Sen. Jon Kyl
The resolution, according to a press release, is to recognize former Sen. Kyl’s decades of public service to both Arizona and the country. This includes water policy, crime victims’ rights, national security, defense and intelligence.
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U2 frontman Bono says Dolly Parton recorded duet for song on upcoming album
Two months before Dolly Parton died, she recorded a duet with U2’s Bono called “Torn.” It appears on the band’s upcoming album, “Carnaval de Luz.”
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New White House ad campaign draws protests from President Trump’s opponents
The TV spots said, “Paid for by the U.S. government,” with critics saying they look like campaign ads for the president.
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Hollywood celebrates Dolly Parton Day with memorial butterfly release
Organizers released 925 butterflies at 9:25 a.m. over Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star, marking the newly designated state holiday honoring the singer and philanthropist.
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AgTech challenges ASLD’s cancellation of its five agricultural leases
In a letter to ASLD Commissioner Robyn Sahid, AgTech’s attorney, Stuart Kimball, said in part, “ASLD has violated the due process procedures and protections afforded by statute to our client before ASLD could terminate or cancel AgTech’s leases.”
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Hannah Einbinder detained while protesting Israeli prime minister outside U.N.
Footage from Sunrise Movement and Jewish Voices for Peace shows the “Hacks” star being led away by officers in zip-tie handcuffs.
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Two dead in small plane crash in Southern California desert
Emergency workers got the call at about 10 a.m. Thursday, and said the two people aboard the Aeronca 7AC died at the scene.
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Family member of murder victim attacks suspect in Arizona court
A Phoenix sentencing hearing turned into a melee after the father-in-law of the victim attacked the man convicted of murder.
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Arizona teen arrested after kicking in front door as part of TikTok challenge
A 14-year-old boy is in custody after police said he kicked in the front door of a north Phoenix home as part of a viral social media trend, causing nearly $10,000 in damage.
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Woman accused of causing deadly bus crash in Southern California pleads not guilty
Bailee Rios, 26, was wheeled into court on a gurney to enter her not guilty plea after several previous hearings were delayed due to her medical condition.
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Imperial PD receives additional call on threats to elementary school
IPD said they responded to Ben Hulse Elementary School regarding a threat received by a concerned parent after school hours.
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Family of man missing in Niland hires private investigator
The family of Jeffrey Hartmayer has hired a private investigator as the search for the missing man enters its third week.
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Tracking warming temperatures, some humidity and possible rain chances
Temperatures are going to continue to warm up slightly into the weekend. But with the tropical moisture to the south, it may bring in some rain chances, mainly favoring for early next week.
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Community Care Fair coming to Yuma this weekend
The event will take place Saturday, September 26, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. near North End Coffee House.
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HSOY highlights long-stay dogs and cats in need of homes
The Humane Society of Yuma (HSOY) takes in hundreds of animals in need every year. While many are adopted quickly, others spend months at the shelter waiting for a place to call home.
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Operation Falcon Peak 26.2 concludes testing at YPG
Falcon Peak 26.2 is a counter-small un-manned aircraft systems experiment and demonstration operation. It uses drones to protect the southern border and aerial space.
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El Centro Library to host Día de los Muertos Community Ofrenda
The ofrenda will be displayed at the library throughout October until November 2, the library said, “giving residents an opportunity to visit, reflect and take part in the Día de los Muertos tradition.”
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Fiestas del Sol happening soon in Mexicali
The popular Fiestas del Sol is back in Mexicali beginning Friday, with this year marking the 50th anniversary of the fair.
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