Man assaults 89-year-old woman in shop
Yuma Police say a man attacked an 89-year-old woman inside an alterations shop with a brick, a cane, and a sewing machine before he was finally…
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Migrants continue crossing after the end of Title 42
Last week the Yuma Sector averaged over 800 apprehensions a…
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Heat and increasing humidity for the Desert Southwest
Temperatures will trend above normal through Wednesday, with near-average temperatures and increasing humidity later this week.…
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Yuma Police Officers thanked by local school
Yuma Police Officers were thanked for their work by a local school Tuesday…
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Mexicali prepares for possible migrant surge
The Mayor of Mexicali says many shelters have internet to help migrants fill out the CBP One application form since the expiration of Title 42.…
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BREAKING: Suspect in Saturday’s mass shooting arrested, appears in court
EDITOR’S NOTE (5/18): The 19-year-old suspect who was also arrested was not formally charged Thursday in court. We will no longer be identifying him.…
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Durham report on Trump-Russia investigation: What led to it and what happens next
An investigation into the origins of the FBI’s probe into ties between Russia and Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign has finally been…
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California shelters close two months after Pajaro River Levee breach
The warehouses inside the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds sit empty as the county has closed its shelter originally meant for Pajaro…
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California residents taken to hospital due to swarm of angry bees
A bee removal company, that showed up after the attack, believed the bees originated from a hive near the roof of a home on Adlon Road in Encino. The…
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Anne Heche laid to rest on Mother’s Day weekend
A tragic Hollywood story has come to an end. Actress Anne Heche, a mother of two boys, was laid to rest Sunday, on Mother’s…
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Yuma Regional Medical Center not ready for more patients
Dr. Robert Trenschel said even if there had been a surge of migrants since Title 42 lifted, YRMC wouldn’t be ready due to dealing with previous…
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Tucson man convicted of killing his estranged wife and her 2 children
A Pima County Superior Court jury found 47-year-old John Edward James guilty after a trial that began May 2. A sentencing date wasn’t immediately…
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Unsuccessful Republican candidate in Arizona attorney general race pushes for new trial
Abraham Hamadeh returns to court Tuesday to request a new trial in his efforts to overturn the results of the November…
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Fate of Arizona Coyotes arena project in the hands of voters
The Arizona Coyotes are about to learn the fate of a proposed entertainment district that would include a new home for the team, which has…
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Hotels, shelters and schools being flooded with thousands of Migrants across the country
New York, NY. (NBC / KYMA, KECY-TV) – The end of title 42 has spiked growing concerns on the surge of migrants pouring into cities across the…
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Yuma Police Department hosts 46th Annual Law Enforcement Memorial
Yuma is also honoring peace officers…
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Triple-digit temperatures continue with increasing moisture this week
An incoming weather system will bring breezy conditions and a slight chance for isolated showers to develop this week.…
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One victim of the weekend mass shooting in Yuma is remembered by family
The suspect of Saturday night’s mass shooting is still at…
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Calexico Police Department remembers its fallen officers
Peace Officers Memorial Day is a day to remember officers that were killed or disabled while working on…
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Migrants in Jacumba being cleared out
The town of Jacumba Hot Springs, west of Imperial County, is seeing what almost every other border town is also experiencing after the end of Title…
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