ICFD says fireworks are illegal for New Year’s celebrations
While some cities allow certain types of fireworks during Fourth of July celebrations, firefighters stress that fireworks are illegal during…
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40 dogs and puppies rescued from small apartment in San Diego
San Diego Humane Society officials say conditions inside the apartment were horrific, and that it appeared the animals had been left alone since…
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Security measures underway ahead of Rose Parade in Pasadena
Security is a major focus for Pasadena, California officials as they prepare to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors for the Rose Parade on New…
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Fire officials in Scottsdale have strict regulations permitting the use of certain types of fireworks
Fountains, sparklers and poppers are all okay and legal in Arizona because they don’t leave the ground. These are fireworks people can buy at any of…
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Several people rescued from Calexico house fire
The Calexico Fire Department (CFD) says they received a call about a house fire on Third Street and Encinas Avenue in the…
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FIRST ALERT: Tracking showers for New Year’s Eve & New Year’s Day
We have a round of showers that is expected to bring wet weather for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day to the Desert Southwest.…
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New Calexico mayor outlines priorities for the city
Mayor Victor Legaspi says his top priority is public safety, which he believes is key to building trust and encouraging growth in the…
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Local priests get time extended in United States after green card backlog
Two priests set to return to Nigeria have been allowed to stay in the U.S. for several more…
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Highlighting local Luz’s Cacti Ranch store in Yuma County
On Tuesday’s Home Grown report, we highlight Luz’s Cacti Ranch, which sells pure raw honey, snacks, cacti and other…
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L.A. teen goes missing in Palm Springs area
A Los Angeles mother is looking for her missing daughter. Her last possible location could have been close to the Imperial…
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Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s granddaughter, dies at 35
Schlossberg’s family made the announcement Tuesday, but not disclose a cause of death or say where she had…
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Imperial County D.A.’s Office receives $226,500 for specialized DUI prosecution team
According to a press release, the grant is to support a specialized prosecution team who handles alcohol and drug-impaired driving…
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Freedom Library and Yuma Landing Bar & Grill to host all day fundraiser
The fundraiser is taking place at the restaurant, located at 195 S. Fourth Avenue, Tuesday, January 6, from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00…
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Old Time Fiddlers bring music and tradition back to Yuma
The Arizona Old Time Fiddlers, along with the Yuma Silver Spur Rodeo, are hosting their annual Fiddle Contest and Music Festival Saturday, January 10…
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T-Mobile presents grant check to ICFD
Imperial County is one of 25 towns across the U.S. that received a Hometown Grant from T-Mobile, and ICFD says they’ll use the funding to upgrade…
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San Luis, Arizona police release report for December holidays
The San Luis Police Department (SLPD) released a report detailing incidents recorded around the December holidays, as part of the ongoing prevention…
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Being safe around fireworks and keeping your pets comfortable
Animals are easily scared by loud and sudden sounds, and fireworks are something that can cause high levels of anxiety in…
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Pet Talk: Meet Luna
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Luna is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about…
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MILITARY MATTERS: YPG fire chief retires after 36 years
YPG Fire Chief Gerald Ball has officially hung up his helmet after 36 years with the department. Ball officially retired on December…
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City of El Centro to accept nominations for 2026 Mardi Gras King and Queen
The City is encouraging community members to nominate those who live or work in El Centro as well as those who demonstrate leadership, community…
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