Over 200 sailors moved off aircraft carrier due to spike in suicides
In Virginia – the U.S. Navy is relocating hundreds of sailors who had been living on an air craft carrier as it investigates a jump in crew…
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Biden says ‘a woman’s right to choose is fundamental’ following Supreme Court draft opinion that would strike down Roe
President Joe Biden on Tuesday said a woman’s right to have an abortion is “fundamental” in his first statement following a published draft of a…
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One year anniversary of subway overpass collapse in Mexico
Tuesday marks one year since the overpass metro collapse in Mexico City, which left 26 people dead and dozens…
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Yuma man accused of defrauding victim now facing formal charges
A man from Yuma was arrested following accusations of being involved in a fraud scheme taking $775,000 from a victim and is now facing formal…
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Officers respond to lockdown alarm at two local schools
Yuma Police Department says officers responded to a lockdown alarm at Gowan Science Academy and Salida del Sol Elementary…
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The public is invited to come out and remember the life of Addison “Addie” Tams
It’s a heartbreaking statistic, each year 10,000 Americans die before their first birthday. For most that one year, is spent fighting for each…
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Niland families to receive funding after losing homes in fire
Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia, alongside the County of Imperial, announced $4.4 million in a grant will be going towards assisting families who were…
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Eye on Jobs: Tips for Servicemembers leaving the fighting force for the workforce
It’s a calling answered by only a few, and those who are accepted are molded into our greatest of warriors. But, military life may be more than some…
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Bill to increase border security by hiring at least 600 officers
Senator Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) is cosponsoring a bill that will increase the amount of border…
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Military Matters: Marines go head-to-head to see who are the top ‘Devil Dogs’
How do members of one of the country’s elite fighting forces unwind? If you said by competing in a rigorous all-out grudge fest, you’d be right.…
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City of Yuma to have impaired driving enforcement detail during Cinco De Mayo
The City of Yuma Police Department announced it will have an impaired driving detail on Wednesday, May 4 through Friday, May…
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79-year-old man dies in motorcycle crash near Salton Sea
California Highway Patrol says one person died in the El Centro area after a crash on their…
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El Centro Little League proceeds with season after $10k theft thanks to donations
In mid March, the El Centro Little League had their equipment stolen from their shed that was worth about $10,000. Jansen, coach of the Little League…
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Imperial Valley residents respond to inflation and President Biden’s approval ratings
Some Valley residents say gas prices and produce being high is not helping their pockets.…
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Governor Ducey signs parental rights bill
Governor Doug Ducey signed legislation that greatly expands the rights of parents to know anything their children tell a teacher or school…
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Woman avoids jail for voting dead mom’s ballot in Arizona
A judge in Phoenix sentenced a woman to two years of felony probation, fines and community service for voting her dead mother’s ballot in Arizona…
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Arizona judge tosses lawsuit against Democratic lawmaker
A Yuma court dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed against former Democratic state lawmaker Charlene…
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Former US Marine killed while fighting in Ukraine
A 22-year-old former U.S. Marine was killed alongside Ukrainian forces in the war with Russia, his relatives told news outlets, in the first known…
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Commander glad for steel mill evacuations
The deputy commander of the Azov Regiment says he’s glad evacuations had begun at a steel mill where civilians and fighters have holed up in the last…
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First recent US case of human bird flu confirmed in Colorado
The federal government says a Colorado state prison inmate is the first person to have tested positive for bird flu in the latest outbreak in the…
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