Four Yuma Marines formally charged with felony vandalism
Four Marines from Yuma were accused of damaging a ride at the San Diego Zoo and were formally charged on…
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Shots fired by 32nd St, Avenue A
On Tuesday, activity was seen near Vista and Kofa High School with the Yuma Police Department saying a drive-by shooting…
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Area Agency on Aging provides assistance to senior citizens
The Area Agency on Aging in Imperial County wants to hear from local seniors on what they need in the Imperial…
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Agents rescue migrant from drowning in Salinity Canal
On Thursday, January 3, Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a migrant from the Salinity…
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Over $100k worth of meth found during vehicle stop in Indio
On Tuesday, El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a person who tried to smuggle nearly 90 pounds of…
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Arizona Attorney General calls border crisis an “invasion”
Mark Brnovich, Arizona’s Attorney General, releasing a legal opinion, saying the recent border crisis legally qualifies as a quote “invasion”.…
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New legislation aims to bring veterans more health services
Congressman Raul Ruiz announced new legislation aiming to bring more support services to local Veterans with health…
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Fire extinguished at El Centro Korean church
On Tuesday, El Centro firefighters took out a fire at El Dorado Avenue in El…
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U.S. Census Bureau shows 31.9% increase in Yuma business applications
COVID-19 caused hardships on the small business industry but new data is shining the light on future businesses in…
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Arizona bill mandates outside probes of police shootings
Under a measure unanimously approved by a House Committee Monday, police shootings and any other use of deadly force by law enforcement officers in…
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National Guard troops can send migrants back to Mexico
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said the governor can use National Guard troops and state law enforcement to forcibly send migrants back…
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California to lift indoor mask mandate starting February 15
California’s statewide indoor mask mandate will end next week for everyone who is…
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Best S.T.E.P. Forward opens a roller rink in the Imperial Valley
A new roller-skating rink is now open in El Centro. A non-profit organization based out of Calipatria, Best S.T.E.P. Forward, opened the facility for…
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Two families ask the community for help finding who killed their loved ones
Two separate crimes and two dead… leaving many devastated and looking for answers. The Yuma Police Department (YPD) is asking our local community…
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Concerns over illegal dumping in Yuma County
YCSO says they’ve investigated 177 cases of illegal dumping in just the past two years…
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One fatality, five major injuries in crash near Salton City
On Sunday, there was a crash on State Route 86 near Salton City which had five major injuries and one…
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According to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, using a face mask and…
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AWC Foundation granted $3k from local business owner for South Yuma County Math Project
Nieves Riedel, longtime local business owner donated $3,100 to the Arizona Western College (AWC) Foundation for middle school students who are…
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COVID-19 cases drop across the Imperial Valley
The Imperial County Public Health Department (ICPHD) says cases of
COVID-19 is slowly going…
YUHSD: Somerton High School’s mascot pick is down to 2
A survey conducted by Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) for Somerton High School’s mascot shows finalists as the Toros or the Scorpions.…
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