Hispanic Heritage Month: Tony Reyes’ message to the community
Tony Reyes has been in public service for years. He was the mayor of San Luis for more than a decade, and also spearheaded the non-profit Comité de…
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SPECIAL REPORT: San Diego Border Patrol highlights dangers of the wilderness
U.S. Border Patrol agents grant us a real life experience unlike any other, giving us an in-depth look at what goes into rescue operations in the…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Yuma’s Agricultural Haven
Agriculture is a staple in the desert southwest, especially in Yuma County which has acted as an agricultural hot spot for the better part of over a…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Yuma’s agriculture business during a pandemic
Yuma is best known for its massive multi-billion dollar agriculture business. But like every other industry, COVID impacted our agriculture…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine full authorization
Almost nine months after the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine became available in Yuma County, some locals still haven’t received it. Some by choice. In a…
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SPECIAL REPORT: ‘AO Murda’ A product of Somerton
Local rap artist Alex Osuna sat down with CBS 13 to share his journey of hardship and success while giving back to the community that raised…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Miracle Season
The Corona Virus Pandemic had almost ended the hopes of every Imperial Valley prep student athlete of getting back on the field this past school…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The race to the Olympics
It’s a dream for athletes all over the world to one day compete in the Olympics. For University of Arizona Wildcat Track & Field star Shannon…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Mysteries of the Yuma Territorial Prison
The Yuma Territorial Prison served as a first for many things over a hundred years ago when it opened in 1876. If these walls could talk, you could…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Desert Heat – scientists say temperatures are going up
In a News 11 Special Report, we study the science – the findings and predictions when it comes to our heat.…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Faith, Fitness & Family
When two families come together as one, it comes with its challenges. For the Reese family in Yuma, it was no different despite hitting it off from…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The future of law enforcement in the Imperial Valley
A ride along with Imperial County Sheriffs Office who cover 4500 square miles, shows just how officers in the Desert Southwest continue to uphold…
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SPECIAL REPORT: California is back in business
Businesses in Imperial County are ready to receive guests after California lifts…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The Will to Walk
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – With the day to day hustle and bustle we may take some things for granted. For example, taking quick trips to the grocery…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Rio Colorado is fading away with minimal life in Mexico
The Colorado River, which divides state lines between California and Arizona, is a main water source for many residents, but that also includes…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The extreme heat and your house
If you’ve lived here for some time now you already know the heat can get in the way of our day-to-day lives even the roof over our heads. There are…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Into ‘The Jungle” with local Yuma artist Lia Littlewood
If you know Yuma art, then you know Lia Littlewood.…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Becoming a nurse during a pandemic
Nearly a year and a half after the pandemic changed our lives, we’re beginning to see some normalcy. That’s in part thanks to Arizona Western…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Moving On
The Charles Harral coaching era with Arizona Western College Men’s basketball has come to an end, as he leaves the Matadors program to become an…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The Call to CrossFit
If you took a look at him at first glance, 17-year-old Rich Jaure is a strong, healthy teen with a love for…
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