Man pleads guilty for COVID loan and tax fraud
A man from St. David has pled guilty to three separate counts involving COVID loan fraud, according to the United States Attorney’s Office District…
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Suspect connected to water tank truck smuggling arrested
The remaining fugitive tied to the water truck human smuggling attempt that happened last year in Yuma is now behind…
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El Centro police to enforce laws during Pedestrian Safety Month
An Imperial Valley police department will be enforcing laws to protect pedestrians during…
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Two arrested for drive-by shooting near Chevron
Two men were arrested for attempted murder after being found at a fast food chain, according to Yuma Police Department…
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Meteorological Fall: What is it and what does it mean
Meteorological fall begins September 1st and lasts through November 30th. Read more about meteorological fall and what it means.…
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Somerton man suspected of aggravated assault sentenced
The Somerton man who shot his neighbor, just two days into the New Year leaving him paralyzed from the waist down, has officially been sentenced…
Continue ReadingCity of Yuma ready to “rock out” at ‘Yuma Rocks’
Who’s ready for some rock n’ roll? The City of Yuma is bringing back its Yuma Rocks events for the whole community to…
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Warm and sunny with more heat for the holiday weekend
We are feeling a touch of humidity thanks to the extra moisture toward the east. However, drier conditions and hotter temperatures are expected for…
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AZ State Treasurer Kimberly Yee launches annual statewide essay contest
Arizona State Treasurer Kimberly Yee launched her annual statewide essay…
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Popular RC Car items can cause fires
The Yuma Fire Department says that over the years lithium-ion polymer batteries have been the cause of multiple…
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Homicide rates decreasing considerably in San Luis, Mexico
The homicide rate in San Luis, Mexico has decreased considerably in the last month, according to city…
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Trial date set for Yuma man accused of sexually assaulting a minor
A trial date was set in the Yuma County Superior Court Wednesday morning for a Yuma man accused of sexually assaulting a…
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Murder suspect to be re-evaluated to see if he can stand trial
The Yuma man charged with murdering an elderly couple in May was back in court Wednesday morning and will be re-examined for competence to stand…
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Dateland man arrested for igniting several brush fires
According to AZDPS, the man, 39, was arrested for igniting “several brush fires between Gila Bend and Dateland along Interstate 8Â and was nearly…
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Robert Telles, former elected county official, found guilty
The jury deliberated for more than ten hours following closing arguments on Monday, capping off a two-week…
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Congressman Raul Ruiz and cancer advocates bring awareness to Clinical Trial Modernization Act
Congressman Raul Ruiz and the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Hosted a press conference in El Centro to bring awareness to the Clinical…
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Two candidates running for Yuma County Assessor
There are two candidates running for Yuma County Assessor, Brian De La Hoya and Steve Seale in this general election after winning their party’s…
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Day three in the Arizona fake electors hearing
Earlier this week, the judge had set a trial date for January 5, 2026, after hearing arguments over whether to throw out charges…
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AT&T resolves software issue following outage
The company did not release details about the disruption, but a digital-service tracking website reported outages sprinkled across a the country…
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Imperial County man found guilty of attempted murder of a peace officer
Christian Isaac Plancarte has been found guilty of attempted murder of a peace officer, according to the Imperial County District Attorney’s…
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