Imperial County appoints Gil Rebollar as Public Information Officer
The County of Imperial appointed Gil Rebollar as Public Information Officer (PIO) on Thursday…
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City of El Centro holds Community Clean-up Event
On Saturday, the City of El Centro held a Community Clean-up Event in collaboration with CR&R Environmental Services from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m., at 599 E.…
Continue ReadingPhoenix nonprofit plans to vaccinate 500 homeless people in 5 days
Ongoing effort is in collaboration with Circle the City PHOENIX, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – More than four months after the first coronavirus vaccine hit…
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California allows vaccinations for everyone age 16 and up
Nearly half of Californians eligible for vaccination have received at least one shot against the…
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AZ Senate bill revises sex education rules in classrooms
Sex education rules inside Arizona public schools could be revised. The new bill in the Arizona State Legislature is heading to Gov. Doug Ducey’s…
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MCAS Yuma brings WTI training to local park
Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma will bring its world-class training to two locations in Yuma Friday, where spectators can witness emergency…
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Baja California considers restrictions as third wave of COVID cases is expected
Baja California health officials say they could once again implement restrictive social mobility due to the rise of COVID-19…
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Rep. Gosar responds to House Ethics complaint for first time
For the first time, Rep. Paul Gosar, (D-Ariz.), is speaking out against accusations he played a role in the January 6th siege on Capitol…
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Gov. Ducey calls out Biden/Harris administration on border inadequacy
Gov. Doug Ducey released a statement Friday following Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the United States Border Patrol’s decision to not take…
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Oil-soaked rags spark fire at a commercial structure
Rural Metro Fire Department says a local business caught fire early Friday morning due to the combustion of oil-soaked…
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FEMA warns of scammers targeting people seeking federal funeral assistance
FEMA is providing up to $9,000 per funeral and up to $35,500 per applicant to help with expenses related to COVID deaths that happened after January…
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Central gets psyched for Bell Game
Central Union High School is excited for the Bell Game taking place Friday night.…
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Local veterans react to Pres. Biden’s Afghanistan decision
After two decades of fighting, the President making it clear that all troops will come home by September…
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Rep. Paul Gosar urges President Biden, VP Harris to visit border
Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar continues to extend an invitation to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris to Yuma County to once again…
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El Centro Sector encounter large group of asylum seekers at border
El Centro Sector says in the past 24 hours, it has apprehended people from Brazil, Honduras, and Venezuela, most of them claiming to be family.…
Continue ReadingU.S. colleges hoping to return to normalcy by requiring COVID-19 vaccine
Colleges hope it can return to normalcy sooner than later by urging students to get the COVID-19…
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Arizona changes tax code to match US steps on COVID relief
Ducey said in a statement that the legislation includes changes that the federal government made to help taxpayers and businesses navigate the…
Continue ReadingProsecutors won’t pursue charges in shooting death of Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot
Federal prosecutors in Washington, DC, will not pursue criminal charges against the US Capitol Police officer involved in the shooting death of Ashli…
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Yuma man no longer facing attempted second-degree murder charges, for now
A Yuma man accused of pursuing his girlfriend in a vehicle before she crashed into a pole is no longer facing attempted second-degree murder charges.…
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Deadline is here to pay service bills, City of Yuma warns of disconnection
The City of Yuma will transition back to “normal practices” following a year of easing the burden on struggling residents, during the…
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