Imperial Unified School District starts dual immersion program
Newly built Cross Elementary announces Friday that the Imperial Unified School District (IUSD) will be starting a dual immersion…
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MUST-SEE VIDEO: Cicada creeps on reporter
Summer on the east coast unofficially starts when cicada songs fill the air; but when one little critter crawled on CNN’s chief congressional…
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New facility in Niland houses multiple substations
A new facility opens in Niland Friday. It is the new home for both the Imperial County Fire and Sheriff…
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Child’s body found, police need help identifying
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) is asking for help to identify a young male who was found near Mountain Springs and State Route 160…
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Higher than normal budget being proposed following pandemic year
The Yuma County budget comes with a larger price tag for the next fiscal year. The county is proposing a $464 million budget to the board of…
Continue ReadingTwo-year-old becomes youngest American to become a member of Mensa
Kashe Quest is a typical two-year-old, but she is also a member of Mensa– a club for those with high…
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Must see video: Spur Fire destroys homes, leads to evacuation in Bagdad
The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office said 25-30 homes have been destroyed in the Spur Fire burning in Bagdad, a small mining community west of…
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YPD: Missing 16-year-old girl found safe
Yuma police say the 16-year-old was found on Thursday. Olivia Torrez Maldonado is back home safe and sound with…
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Sen. Navarrete condemns Gov. Ducey for vetoing edits to Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act
Regarding AB-1225 The Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act, Governor Doug Ducey choose to veto the bill, along with 22 others,…
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More than 70% of ADCRR inmate population now fully vaccinated
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry (ADCRR) said more than 25,000 inmates are fully vaccinated, which is 70.4 percent…
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Yuma Civic Center vaccine clinic to close June 26
The COVID vaccine clinic at the Yuma Civic Center closes on June 26. Health officials remind the community to act quickly and receive your vaccine…
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Woman taken to hospital after car crashes into house
Police say a 77-year-old was taken to the hospital after crashing her car into a house on…
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California giving $116 million to people who get virus shots
California is giving away the country’s largest pot of vaccine prize money — $116.5 million — in an attempt to get millions more inoculated…
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Arizona Senate calls off budget vote, adjourns amid rancor
The Arizona Senate on Thursday pulled the plug on a plan to vote on a budget and instead adjourned until June 10 unless they break the impasse…
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Vikings girls soccer make school history!
Holtville Vikings advance to program’s first ever CIF Division…
Continue Reading Arizona Department of Corrections to resume in-person visits June 19
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry said visits would be limited to two adults and one child or three…
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A Sikh man incarcerated was forced to shave his beard against his religion
When Surjit Singh entered Arizona detention facilities last year, the 64-year-old Indian immigrant was stripped of his turban and had his beard…
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ACLU urges DHS to offer COVID-19 vaccines to detained undocumented immigrants
A letter to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) references a rapid spread of coronavirus within congregate settings.…
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Road closures coming to I-8 at Imperial Avenue
Detour at Forrester Road and SR-86/4th Street EL CENTRO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) – According to California Department of Transportation (CalTrans),…
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Imperial, El Centro hear accusations of police brutality
Raul Urena made these comments publicly at Calexico’s most recent City Council meeting, saying that El Centro and Imperial have the most incidents…
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