City of Yuma sponsors 2nd Annual “It Takes a Village” 5K Fun Run
The goal of the event is to bring awareness to children who have lost their lives or are still battling childhood cancer.
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Walmart giving back to the community
A national supermarket reopens its doors in Yuma giving back to the community.
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Humane Society of Yuma receives 18 abandoned dogs in one day
The Humane Society of Yuma received about 18 dogs in one day, all in different shapes, colors, and breeds but predominately appear to be dachshund and beagle mixes.
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AIDS quilt displayed at a California Methodist church
Ten sections of the historic aids memorial quilt were on display at the Hollywood United Methodist Church over the weekend.
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YPD and DEA host National Drug Take Back Day
This was a nationwide event, sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), for anyone who has any prescription medication that are expired, unwanted, and unused to drop them off.
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First Veteran Suicide Prevention Bike Run takes off
The event is to bring awareness and honor Veterans who died by suicide and to help them make better choices.
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The Blue Knights of El Centro host Hogs for Dogs
The Blue Knights are hosting their annual Hogs for Dogs event.
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Humane Society of Yuma receives donation
The Humane Society of Yuma received a generous donation from the Yuma community.
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Helping our local K-9 partners
Meet Officer Zach Miner and his police dog Messi!
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Local law enforcement agencies came together in the Torch Run Relay for the Special Olympics
Law enforcement agencies from all over Yuma County as well as the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office (ICSO) ran for a purpose, to help raise money for the Special Olympics of Arizona.
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Local vets take to the skies for ‘Dream Flights’
Dream Flights pilot Carl Geisert was their guide to the skies Monday, flying the vets in a restored 1944 biplane.
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Imperial Valley first responders proudly wear Autism Awareness Month patches
April is Autism Awareness Month and Imperial Valley first responders are doing their part in shining the light on the importance of recognizing the hardships of someone with autism.
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California residents make push in curbside debris cleanup efforts
Pajaro residents and volunteers joined together on Saturday to further cleanup efforts in the area.
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Addie Packs hosts 2nd Annual Walk for Addie
The event was to honor Addison Tams, Addie for short, who was born with a congenital heart defect (CHD) in 2008, but died in 2020.
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Voices behind the badge
We always hear the voice on the other side of the line when you make a call for help, you don’t see who or what is happening on the other end.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger fills pothole in California suburb
Tired of complaints about a pothole in his Los Angeles neighborhood, actor and former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger picked up a shovel and, with help from his staff, filled it himself, as seen in footage posted on Tuesday.
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Volunteers keep Yuma running through local organization
April is National Volunteer Month, we show how local volunteers are making a difference.
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Abbott Elementary, shining a spotlight on a Yuma teacher
The award-winning ABC comedy, Abbott Elementary is all about shining a spotlight on dedicated, passionate teachers. And that show recently shined a spotlight on a teacher in Yuma.
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Yuma native raises money for local graduates who can’t afford caps and gowns
Graduation season is around the corner and one Yuma native is making a difference for local graduates who need a little extra support.
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Families Against Fentanyl launches billboard campaign
A nonprofit fighting against the opioid crisis has launched a billboard campaign in Los Angeles And Orange Counties in the hopes of raising awareness of the deadly drug that has become the leading cause of death for many adults in America.
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