Yuma City Council votes to censure Council member Art Morales
The Yuma City Council has formally censured Council member Art Morales following allegations that he shared information discussed during an executive…
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Different sparks: How fireworks rules vary across Imperial County
Local law enforcement and fire officials are deploying drones and increasing holiday patrols to target illegal fireworks as the Imperial Valley…
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Protecting your heart from the heat
As temperatures continue to climb across the Desert Southwest, doctors at Onvida Health are reminding residents that extreme heat can do more than…
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American Veterans Service Organization celebrates 15 years
The group helps local Veterans secure disability compensation, access health care guidance and connect with a range of other…
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Yuma County expands Public Health building
Additional clinical rooms, expanded educational areas accessible to the public, privacy screens, and an enhanced WIC area are just some of the…
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ICS to offer healthy meals every school day
As a part of the program, ICS says they will offer healthy meals every school day. Breakfast will cost $2.50 and lunch will cost…
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Better Business Bureau: New landscaping scam may be coming to your door
Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning about a new landscape scam that has people coming to your door with a very low…
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SAVE Plan ends, giving borrowers 90 days to pick new way to repay
The Department of Education is sending notices to millions of federal loan borrowers enrolled in the Biden era SAVE Repayment…
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Disney agrees to $50 million settlement in class action lawsuit
The lawsuit claimed the company’s requirement that competitors carry ESPN in their basic channel packages led to higher prices for…
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Pocket Fire in Arizona burning at least 17,000
The fire, seven miles north of Sedona, is now over 17,000 acres and is 20% contained, as of…
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Tracking cooler-than-normal temperatures to wrap up June and to kick off July
Ending the month of June with cooler-than-normal temperatures. And I am tracking a below-average start to July before a warm-up arrives for the…
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New 5G network coming to Yuma farms
At the University of Arizona’s Yuma Agricultural Center, researchers are testing a 5G network designed to improve how farmers manage crops and water…
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Tuesday marks 13 years since Yarnell Hill Fire
Tuesday, June 30, 2026 marks 13 years since 19 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots were killed while battling the Yarnell Hill…
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Small plane makes emergency landing in Yuma County
The plane landed near the Mohawk Canal last week, according to the Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation and Drainage…
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Yuma Farmers Market to host Night Market
The event is taking place every Saturday, starting July 11, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the parking lot of C-A-L Ranch store, located at 529 W. 32nd…
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Herb Townsend: Celebration of Life & Memorial happening in August
The event is taking place Sunday, August 30, 2026, at Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge #398, located 255 S. First Avenue, at 1:30…
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CHP urges drivers to drive responsibly during Fourth of July weekend
CHP says they will be conducting a Holiday Enforcement Period (HEP), taking place Thursday, July 2, 2026 at 6 p.m. to Sunday, July 5, 2026 at 11:59…
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New Hispanic Chamber of Commerce set to launch in Imperial County
Local organizers are moving forward with plans to launch a new Imperial County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, promising to deliver critical resources,…
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Imperial County releases primary election results
Imperial County Chief Public Defender Ben Salorio will be stepping down from the public defender’s office and into the judge’s chambers after winning…
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YPD to conduct impaired driving enforcement detail for Fourth of July weekend
YPD says it will start Friday, July 3, 2026 to Sunday, July 5, 2026, with additional officers patrolling the streets looking to stop and arrest…
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