Snap Inc. slashes about 1,000 jobs
In a letter to staff, CEO Evan Spiegel pointed to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) as a key driver for the layoffs, saying it has helped…
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President Trump to take part in ‘Build the Red Wall’ event in Phoenix
According to ABC15, the event is hosted by Turning Point USA, and will take place at Dream City Church at noon, with the doors opening at 9 a.m. and…
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CBP San Diego Field Office seizes over $14 million in narcotics last month
According to a press release, CBP says the officers seized 4,484 pounds of methamphetamine, 1,138 pounds of cocaine, 382 pounds of fentanyl and 37…
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Better Business Bureau: How to avoid rental scams
BBB often warns consumers against doing business with callers and online companies who don’t have a valid physical address, but scammers are tricky…
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Wednesday is Tax Day
The IRS estimates more than 50 million Americans benefited from at least one of the deductions Congress approved last…
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Imperial County Board of Supervisors outlines role in lot merger approval
The Imperial County Board of Supervisors released an op-ed discussing context in its role for a possible data center…
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MCAS Yuma to conduct Semper Durus exercise next week
According to a press release, Semper Durus is taking place at the base from Monday, April 20 through Friday, April 24, and it is to test the base’s…
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Yuma mother accused of killing her child pleads guilty
21-year-old Angelina Vasquez has pleaded guilty in court Wednesday to child abuse resulting in death, and she is now facing a presumptive sentence of…
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Sen. Mark Kelly named TIME’s annual list of 100 most influential people in the world
According to TIME Magazine, this comes less than a year after Sen. Kelly participated in a video urging military personnel to refuse unlawful…
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Brawley PD to hold DUI checkpoint later this week
According to a press release, the checkpoint is taking place from 8 p.m. to midnight at an undisclosed location, and it is to promote public safety…
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Next University of Michigan president not taking the job due to cancer diagnosis
Kent Syverud says he received the diagnosis after not feeling well last week. He’s undergoing treatment in Michigan. Syverud is chancellor at…
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Bubba’s 33 to hold fundraiser benefitting American Eagle Foundation
According to a press release obtained by KYMA, the fundraiser is taking place Wednesday, April 22, 2026, and every Bubba’s 33 locations will donate…
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Sen. Ruben Gallego writes letter to Aramark over alleged labor rights violations
Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) wrote a letter to Aramark over alleged labor rights violations affecting employees across the state of…
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Hiker rescued from Camelback Mountain in Arizona due to medical emergency
Phoenix firefighters were to the Cholla Trailhead of Camelback Mountain, saying a man was having a medical…
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HomeGrown: Master Irrigator Program launches in Yuma
Organizers say the four-day Master Irrigator course will provide hands-on training with tools like moisture sensors and drip systems to help improve…
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Oakland Zoo celebrates Mei the gibbon’s 15th birthday
Footage released by the zoo, which is located in Oakland, California shows Mei vocalizing with her baby…
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‘Golf ball-sized’ hail flows down street in Wisconsin
Reporter Todd Milewski (@ToddMilewski) captured the footage of the wet weather said the hail was beginning to look “golf…
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Monster funnel cloud hovers close to road in Iowa
A huge funnel cloud was captured moving slowly across fields in central Iowa Tuesday as forecasters issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the…
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Sen. Mark Kelly speaks at Semafor World Economy 2026
Sen. Kelly will speak with CBS News correspondent Robert Costa, where the senator will talk about a variety of topics, such as artificial…
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Wednesday marks 13 years since Boston Marathon bombing
Despite the attack, city leaders and residents refused to be intimidated by the bombing, leading to the rise of the “Boston Strong”…
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