SPECIAL REPORT: History Of Cattle Call
It’s one of the most famous events in the Valley that makes the City of Brawley come to life with its week-long festivities leading towards the main rodeo event.
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It’s one of the most famous events in the Valley that makes the City of Brawley come to life with its week-long festivities leading towards the main rodeo event.
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The most important mission of the Imperial County Historical Society is the safeguarding and conservation of the Imperial Valley’s heritage.
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Dia de los Muertos, which translates to the Day of the Dead, is not only a celebration but the unity and connection between the living and the dead.
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The Colorado River plays a critical role in the history of Yuma County, drawing in settlers to live in our community, and farming the land with the precious resource of the river.
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Searching for fingerprints, DNA, and shell casings, it’s all part of the Yuma Police Department’s (YPD) Forensic Services Unit
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Naloxone or as many know it as Narcan can be the difference between life and death, bringing people back from the brink.
Continue ReadingLucas Mullikin, a freelance filmmaker and journalist, is speaking out against the Yuma Police Department after he said he was arrested for peacefully filming officers.
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Jailene Aguilera showcases how a local animal shelter operates and rescues animals.
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community; with her giant chef’s hat and colorful soccer jerseys, she’s able to give opportunities and experiences to children who would otherwise not have them.
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It is hard to escape the rays of the sun in the desert with water nowhere to be found, sometimes the migrants who cross through from the border, die of dehydration.
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The heart of downtown Yuma is home to many local gems, but none like the Sanguinetti House Museum.
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First year head coach Jonathan Gannon is tasked with building the Cardinals back into a contender
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Every year, thousands of Indigenous people in America go missing, according to the U.S. Department of Interior Indian Affairs.
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The population has nearly doubled every decade since the beginning of the century when only 15,000 people lived in San Luis.
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“We’ve been each other’s biggest supporter, although it gets tough, of course the reward is paying off now.” – Stephanie Niebla on raising a family while husband Ruben chased down MLB careers
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Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) is the home to the elite Airborne Test Force (ATF) jumpers. Their job is to maintain and repair parachutes, webbings and fabrics to ensure safe and effective jumps.
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News 11’s Chennell Ramos showcases Yuma’s bike culture scene. The bikes, the creativity, and the people who make it all happen.
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Samantha Byrd rode along with Yuma County Sheriff Leon Wilmot, on a behind-the-scenes tour of the Yuma sector border.
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Finding her passion for basketball as a child, Morris will be taking her game to the next level, a journey that’s been a long one both metaphorically and literally.
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El Centro native Marco Peralta lands full time gig with MLB’s Angels
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