Trial begins over Kari Lake’s last challenge to loss in Arizona governor’s race
A three-day trial is scheduled to begin Wednesday over the only remaining legal claim in Republican Kari Lake’s challenge of her defeat six…
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BREAKING: Suspect in Saturday’s mass shooting arrested, appears in court
EDITOR’S NOTE (5/18): The 19-year-old suspect who was also arrested was not formally charged Thursday in court. We will no longer be identifying him.…
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California shelters close two months after Pajaro River Levee breach
The warehouses inside the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds sit empty as the county has closed its shelter originally meant for Pajaro…
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California residents taken to hospital due to swarm of angry bees
A bee removal company, that showed up after the attack, believed the bees originated from a hive near the roof of a home on Adlon Road in Encino. The…
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Anne Heche laid to rest on Mother’s Day weekend
A tragic Hollywood story has come to an end. Actress Anne Heche, a mother of two boys, was laid to rest Sunday, on Mother’s…
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Yuma Regional Medical Center not ready for more patients
Dr. Robert Trenschel said even if there had been a surge of migrants since Title 42 lifted, YRMC wouldn’t be ready due to dealing with previous…
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Tucson man convicted of killing his estranged wife and her 2 children
A Pima County Superior Court jury found 47-year-old John Edward James guilty after a trial that began May 2. A sentencing date wasn’t immediately…
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Unsuccessful Republican candidate in Arizona attorney general race pushes for new trial
Abraham Hamadeh returns to court Tuesday to request a new trial in his efforts to overturn the results of the November…
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Fate of Arizona Coyotes arena project in the hands of voters
The Arizona Coyotes are about to learn the fate of a proposed entertainment district that would include a new home for the team, which has…
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San Luis and Gila Ridge win first place in separate AZ FAFSA competitions
San Luis High won first place for highest FAFSA overall completion rate for the third time in four years while Gila Ridge High won first place for…
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Relay for Life Yuma to host dinner celebrating cancer survivors
According to a press release, the dinner, taking place at Pivot Point Conference Center, will coincide with National Cancer Survivors…
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Yuma County Public Defender’s Office to be relocated
The press release said that the relocation will allow them to “streamline operations, enhance service delivery, and optimize client…
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Three dead, seven injured in California freeway crash
The crash unfolded just before 7:30am Sunday on eastbound lanes of I-10 near Haugen Lehmann…
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Oakland teachers strike ends after more than a week
After more than a week on the picket line, the Oakland Teachers Union reached a tentative agreement with the Oakland Unified School District on all…
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California border volunteers create phone charging stations
Along with the basic necessities like food and water, cell phones are a lifeline for migrants. In just one day, organizers say they charged over 100…
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Multiple victims shot near a California liquor store
Officers responded to the scene near a liquor store just after 10:00pm, and learned multiple people had been…
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Stephen Curry offers support, resources to top prospect Scoot Henderson
In an empty gym on a small campus deserted for spring break, one of the NBA’s top future prospects receives shooting guidance from coaches on…
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Minor league host families, once a pillar of pro baseball, phased out by new CBA
Long before David Peralta was a veteran outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, he was an 18-year-old kid from Venezuela who didn’t speak much…
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Another day of minimal migrant activity along U.S.-Mexico border
Early Sunday morning, there was no activity at the Yuma Sector border whereas earlier, Yuma saw multiple days, this week, of over 1,000…
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Yuma community volunteers for Feed My Starving Children
The goal was to pack meals and send them across the world for those in need and to eradicate world…
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