Imperial County remembers January 6 U.S. Capitol attack
U.S representatives across the Imperial Valley say men and women who were inside the U.S. Capitol thought they saw their final…
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California to extend indoor mask mandate until mid-February
California’s indoor mask mandate was extended into mid-February to help prevent the astonishing spike in coronavirus cases from overwhelming…
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Today: One year anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol
Thursday marks one year since the attack at the U.S. Capitol where a large crowd, loyal to then-President Donald Trump, laid siege to the building…
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Maricopa County closing election fraud claims following audit completion
Officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, say they’re done debunking claims about the 2020 Presidential…
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237 migrant children still separated from their parents
Attorneys are still trying to reach the parents of 237 migrant kids separated at the U.S.-Mexico…
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City of Yuma holds first council meeting of the New Year
The Yuma City Council held its first public meeting of the new year. On the agenda, something that affects everyone walking in downtown…
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SDSU Imperial Valley to begin temporary virtual classes
San Diego State University has announced virtual classes to begin on January 19 through February…
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COVID among children in Yuma County
As COVID cases continue to rise in Yuma County and nationwide, it raises concerns over children and just how susceptible they are to the…
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Spreading Omicron variant causing concern among Yuma’s locals and visitors
With the Omicron variant spreading quickly, Yuma’s locals and visitors alike have some worries. However, they say they’re doing all they can to stay…
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Hospital District Board One responds to community questions at special meeting
Hundreds of locals showed up to Tuesday night’s Hospital District Board One meeting, which lasted over four…
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The public is invited to catch an event with a picturesque backdrop
It symbolizes everything that is the Desert Southwest and on January 15, the Colorado River will play backdrop to the 2022 Hot Rides on the River Car…
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Rep. Raul Ruiz looks to represent Imperial County
Congressman Raul Ruiz visited Imperial County on Wednesday to discuss his plans as redistricting would make him in charge of the Valley.…
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Home catches fire in El Centro
On the night of January 4, the El Centro Fire Department extinguished a structure fire on Brighton…
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Donald Trump Junior gets engaged to Gov. Newsom’s ex-wife
Sources tell People Magazine Donald Trump Junior and Kimberly Guilfoyle are…
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Yuma police looking for armed robbery suspect on the loose
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The Yuma Police Department is looking for an armed robbery…
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Gun manufacturers could be sued for deadly shootings, as proposed by California democrats
Some California democratic lawmakers want to make it easier for people to sue gun companies for liability in shootings that cause injuries or…
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Texas governor suing Biden Administration over National Guard vaccine mandate
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is suing President Biden and other members of the administration over the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for National Guard…
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Mexico saw record numbers of asylum requests in 2021
Mexico saw a record number of asylum requests in 2021, according to the head of the Mexican Commission of Help to Refugees in…
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City of San Luis to continue its vaccination efforts
As cases continue to rise across Yuma County, the city of San Luis is giving locals another opportunity to get the COVID-19…
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Arizona Governor wants to continue in-person learning for students
On January 4, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced he will ensure in-person learning remains in Arizona for families and…
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