Imperial County to ease coronavirus restrictions
California health officials announced Tuesday afternoon Imperial County has lowered its coronavirus numbers to the point, where it can begin easing…
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First shots of Johnson & Johnson vaccine administered in Yuma County
Progress is being made in the fight against COVID-19 with the first ever shots of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine being administered in Yuma…
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Governor picks Dodger Stadium for State of State address
California Gov. Gavin Newsom will deliver his third State of the State address from Dodger Stadium in Los…
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Mexican president defends record as women protest
Thousands of women marched in Mexico City Monday to mark Women’s Day, focusing the spotlight on López Obrador’s…
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Arizona Senate votes to require ID with mailed ballot
The measure approved Monday would impose a new step in the process for mail voting, which now accounts for 80 percent of the ballots cast in…
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Home Grown: Local ag broadcaster, George Gatley, passes away
The former local broadcaster, George Gatley, known for his agriculture reporting at KYMA among others, has passed…
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Local garden brings the community together
One non-profit in Imperial County created a community garden as a way to bring the community together in a safe…
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‘Qanon Shaman’ to remain jailed until trial
A Phoenix man knows as the “Qanon Shaman” won’t be getting out of jail before standing trial on federal charges in connection with the January 6th…
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Mexicali receives 27,000 Pfizer vacines for Seniors
MEXICALI, Baja California, (KYMA, KECY), It’s a historical day in Baja California. Mexicali is the first city to receive thousands of COVID-19…
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District One begins in-person learning: Here’s the plan
The District’s Superintendent James Sheldahl said about 70% of its teachers have so far received the COVID-19…
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Latest foothill sewage test shows a decline in COVID exposure
Officials at the University of Arizona and the Yuma County Public Health Services District say new samples now show a lower level of concern…
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Confusion among some local restaurants after Governor’s Executive Order
News 11’s Adonis Albright speaks with local businesses about their experiences YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Business appears to be picking back up…
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CDC says fully vaccinated people can gather in small groups without mask
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said that fully vaccinated people could gather around others without wearing a mask or social…
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International Women’s Day 2021
This year’s theme is #ChooseTooChallenge. Time to celebrate women’s achievement and take action for…
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COVID pill shows “promising signs” of effectiveness
A new pill showed promising signs of effectiveness in reducing the virus in…
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U.K. royals absorb shock of revealing Harry, Meghan interview
In a two-hour soul-baring interview with Oprah Winfrey, the couple painted a deeply unflattering picture of life inside the royal…
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Arizona to accept consular ID cards as valid identification
Arizona is changing state law to accept consular identification cards as legal forms of…
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Department of Transportation issues lane restrictions on I-8
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) advises drivers to plan ahead for I-8 lane restrictions near Tacna Monday, March 8, for asphalt…
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Local businesses adjusting to new Executive Order
In a new executive order going into effect on Friday, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey lifted occupancy restrictions for businesses throughout the…
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UPDATE: 3-year-old Westyn Tudor of Yuma: “I’m going home”
Westyn Tudor was officially discharged from the Valleywise Arizona Burn Center (VABC) on Friday, March 5, after accidentally falling into a fire pit…
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