Border Patrol discusses desperate measures taken by undocumented immigrants
Undocumented immigrants are trying to enter the U.S. in any way possible. Some are trekking across the desert for days, hiding in small compartments,…
Continue ReadingTop Stories
Gosar applauds U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear history abortion case
WASHINGTON, D.C. (KYMA, KECY) – Rep. Paul Gosar, (R-Ariz.) on Wednesday welcomed oral arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organizations, a…
Continue Reading
YRMC temporarily suspends vaccine mandate
Many unvaccinated employees were on the verge of unpaid administrative leave or ultimately about to lose their job before a district court blocked a…
Continue Reading
Some migrant shelters in Mexicali operate without electricity
Several migrant shelters in Mexicali are now operating without electricity after the power company pulled the plug for non-payment.…
Continue Reading
Even with a new variant, here’s why vaccines and boosters are still the best solution
CNN By Jen Christensen, CNN Doctors don’t know yet exactly how well the current Covid-19 vaccines protect people against the new Omicron…
Continue Reading
Omicron variant and ICU bed shortage causes concern for local health resources
As COVID-19 continues to pose a threat to public health, a new variant and the holiday season have local health centers…
Continue Reading
San Diego fentanyl distributor sentenced to over five years in prison
A distributor of fentanyl, Ernesto Renteria, was sentenced to 71 months in prison for distributing over 100 pounds of…
Continue Reading
Border Patrol agents rescue man attempting a water crossing
On December 1, Yuma Sector Border Patrol initiated a rescue for a migrant who attempted to swim across the Yuma Salinity…
Continue Reading
Vehicle collision on Avenue G and County 14th, one injured
On November 30, the Somerton Cocopah Fire Department (SCFD) responded to a vehicle collision on Avenue G and County…
Continue Reading
Farmworker Health and Wellness Fair to take place at Imperial Valley College
Several Imperial Valley organizations are partnering up to host a farmworker health and wellness fair on December 2 from 2:00 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the…
Continue Reading
Victims of deadly Thermal fire identified
The Imperial County Sheriff’s Office (ICSO) has identified the three victims killed in a fire just one day after Thanksgiving.…
Continue Reading
Michigan high school shooting suspect charged as adult after four died
On November 30, shots were fired in Michigan’s Oxford High School, leaving four students dead, seven wounded and a 15-year-old suspect in…
Continue Reading
First confirmed US case of Omicron coronavirus variant detected in California
The United States’ first confirmed case of the Omicron coronavirus variant has been identified in…
Continue Reading
Challenge to overturn Roe v. Wade goes to the Supreme Court
A bid to overturn Roe v. Wade is underway, which if passed would set a new standard for states and abortion…
Continue Reading
YRMC layoffs delayed – Vaccine mandate for health care workers “on hold”
Hospital workers who opted out of getting the COVID-19 vaccine could have been fired Monday, but that mandate was put on…
Continue Reading
Yuma Fire Department responds to house fire on East 25th Place
On December 1 at about 5:08 a.m., the Yuma Fire Department responded to a fire that was reported near east 25th…
Continue Reading
Yuma Police Department to launch 9PM program
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) has announced the launch of their 9PM routine, which is a reminder for members of the community to stay…
Continue Reading
ASU students to protest Rittenhouse as a possible student
Arizona State University students angered that Kyle Rittenhouse had been a fellow classmate and could enroll again are channeling their outrage into…
Continue Reading
Arizona Senate can’t claim legal privilege to avoid audit document releases
A judge has ruled that the Arizona Senate can’t claim legislative privilege to avoid releasing a wide variety of records from the review of the…
Continue Reading
Trial begins for law requiring at least one woman to serve on California board
A California state law that requires publicly traded companies in the state to have one member who identifies as a woman on their boards of…
Continue Reading