FBI returns ancient cultural artifacts to Egypt
The FBI said, in the press release, this was based on an investigation by their Art Crime Team in Los Angeles.
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HSOY seeks community support after receiving nearly 30 animals
22 cats and six dogs all came from one home as it’s part of an ongoing case with the Yuma Police Department.
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Sensory Xplorers opens new location in Imperial
Activities include sensory based movement, obstacle courses, music and art designed to adapt to each person’s abilities.
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CHP upgrades to new El Centro Headquarters
Starting Monday, August 24, the CHP El Centro Area office will officially open its doors at 2802 South Fourth Street in El Centro.
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El Centro Library launches Community Archive for Imperial Valley
From now through September 12, residents can bring historical memorabilia to the library, located at 1198 N. Imperial Avenue, to be scanned, photographed, and added to a permanent digital archive.
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Rural Metro responds to fire at RV park in Yuma
The fire began at Hidden Cove RV Park, located in the area of W. Water Street and N. 22nd Avenue, just before 2 p.m.
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Matias Rosales earns national realtor recognition
Realty One Group Gateway broker Matias Rosales has been ranked a no. 15 in the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professional’s Top 250 Latino Agents Report, and no. 4 in the Southwest Region.
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Theresa Caputo, ‘Long Island Medium,’ talks about upcoming show at Quechan Casino Resort
Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience is happening this weekend, and she spoke with News 11 to talk about the upcoming show.
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Shelter in San Luis, Mexico opens doors to those seeking relief from extreme heat
The shelter, located near the border, will provide a cool and safe place for around 40 people looking to escape the heat.
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Friday marks 67 years since Hawaii became the 50th state
On August 21, 1959, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed an official proclamation admitting Hawaii as the 50th state.
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Amusement ride designed to mimic the Titanic’s sinking receives backlash
The attraction recreates the sinking by lifting one end of a replica ship and sending riders sliding down.
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Grammy-winning singer adopts runaway piglet
Wilbur went viral tearing through the streets of Hollywood last weekend before ending up at an animal shelter.
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Heart attack survivor thanks those who saved his life
A man who survived a heart attack during a flight from Omaha to Phoenix thanked those who saved his life.
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Jurors hear secret police interview during trial for man accused of killing Tupac Shakur
In the interview, Davis told investigators a man he called Zip gave him the loaded handgun the night of Shakur’s murder.
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What care looks like in immigration detention
For people held at the Imperial Regional Detention Facility, life can be filled with uncertainty. But for some, support can come in unexpected ways.
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FBI searches former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s home, seizes electronic devices
A person familiar with the matter told NBC News, the searches are related to sexual misconduct allegations against the former congressman.
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Public safety alert issued for man wanted in connection to murder in Pima County
Alex James Barnett, 33, is described by AZDPS as six-foot, two-inches tall, weighing 315 pounds, is bald, has brown eyes, has several tattoos, and is considered armed and dangerous.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking ongoing heat and humidity with storms still possible
A Weather Authority First Alert Action Day remains in effect for the Desert Southwest for the extreme heat and humid conditions. There are chance for showers and storms for the area through the week and into early next week.
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YUHSD announces all time low dropout rate
The seven high schools in the district each have a dropout specialist who reach out to students before considering dropping out.
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YSPC holds annual food safety refresher training for local agriculture workers
YSPC said it was founded by food safety professionals to strengthen education in the community and help protect public health through safe, high-quality produce.
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