AG: No reason for special counsel on election, Biden’s son
Barr says he has not seen evidence of widespread voting fraud, despite Trump’s claims to the contrary.…
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Helios Education Foundation RNY scholarship applications open January 1
The scholarship program has awarded up to $720,000 to YUHSD students during the 2018-19 and 2019-20 school…
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Biden to receive COVID-19 vaccine today
Biden’s first dose will be on live television in a growing effort to convince the American public the vaccines are…
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Hawaii residents told to stay home as Kilauea volcano erupts
The Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency has asked residents to stay indoors after the Kilauea volcano erupted following a series of…
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Congress reaches final agreement on $900 billion COVID-19 aid package
The new coronavirus relief bill includes a $600 stimulus check, $300 in enhanced unemployment benefits.…
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Mexicali hospital turns parking lot into COVID-19 units
Health officials in Mexicali install a mobile field hospital in the General Hospital’s parking lot to treat COVID-19…
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US: More must be done to protect Colorado River from drought
Millions of people in seven states and Mexico rely on the river for drinking water and growing…
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Gov. Newsom to quarantine; staffer tests positive for virus
California Gov. Gavin Newsom will quarantine for 10 days after one of his staffers tested positive for…
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Arizona migrant border deaths on track for record amid heat
For the first nine months of 2020, the Border Patrol listed 43 deaths in the Yuma and Tucson sectors that make up the Arizona border area.…
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Bed space and hospital staffing stretched thin in California
Medical staffing is stretched increasingly thin as California hospitals scramble to find beds for patients amid an explosion of coronavirus cases…
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McConnell says leaders have ‘finalized an agreement’ on Covid relief as midnight shutdown deadline looms
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Sunday evening that leadership from both chambers have reached a deal on “a package of nearly $900…
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YPG holds live test firing for new “supercharged” artillary
It’s a major advancement for our military as Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) held a test firing Saturday morning using a new advanced piece of…
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Two Arizona politicians get a coronavirus vaccine on camera
Arizona senior Senator Kirsten Sinema and Senator Mark Kelly received their coronavirus vaccines on…
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City of Yuma urges residents to avoid large gatherings
Since cases are surging, the City of Yuma is urging resident to limit the amount of people and avoid large gatherings as the holidays are…
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Yuma County sends out ancillary kits as first COVID-19 vaccine shipment expected next week
With thousands of doses of the coronavirus vaccine on the way to Yuma County next week, the county is sending out ancillary kits to medical…
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Threat of another government shutdown hangs over Washington as Covid relief talks drag on
Congressional leaders had set a Friday deadline to approve a $900 billion pandemic relief deal and tie that proposal to a $1.4 trillion funding…
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First Imperial County frontline workers get coronavirus vaccine
The first Imperial County healthcare workers have received the Valley’s first coronavirus…
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Calexico police officer fired on sexual misconduct allegations
A Calexico police officer was fired on December 8 due to allegations of sexual misconduct.…
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Prepare for big tickets for texting in Arizona
Starting New Years Day, police officers in parts of Arizona will now be required, if not already doing so, to cite those caught on their phones while…
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723 new COVID cases today in Imperial and Yuma Counties, 7 new deaths
COVID cases continue to climb, locally.…
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