Phoenix police officer charged with child pornography and exploitation offenses
41-year-old Alaa Robert Bartley was indicted for multiple child pornography-related offenses and was ordered to be detained in…
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IID announces enhanced security measures for public safety at district meetings
The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) said it will begin asking attendees at its board meetings to go through a security screening process that…
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SPECIAL REPORT: 100 percent effort – How San Luis, MX native Brandon Jaime earned a shot at the big leagues
A unique path, to a common goal. It’s been an unusual, but so far successful road to Major League Baseball for Jaime, who grinded through Mexican…
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ADOT’s Blue Envelope program is now available
The Blue Envelope program is designed to help those on the autism spectrum.…
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CBS 13 SPORTS: Yuma Catholic softball moving on
The Lady Shamrocks pull off an upset to stay alive in the postseason, and several athletes from Arizona Western announce where they’ll play…
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Locals react to abortion repeal
Locals in Yuma are reacting to the recent Arizona abortion repeal, with some in support of the repeal, while others are…
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Come par-tee at the 25th Annual John Boemer Golf Tournament to benefit a local non-profit
Arizona’s Children Association (AzCA) is excited to announce the 25th Annual John Boemer Golf Tournament at the Yuma Golf & Country Club on…
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The Best Taquito & The Best Classical Music
The Yuma Orchestra Association will be performing at The Best Taquito on…
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Lithium training program at IVC prepares local workforce
Imperial Valley College (IVC) is starting the second phase of the lithium training program which will prepare the local workforce for the projects…
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Family Healthcare of Yuma celebrates its grand opening
A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Wednesday for a new primary care medical clinic in…
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Columbia University to go remote for remainder of semester and UCLA to cancel all classes
College protests are continuing across the U.S. despite cancelled classes, suspensions, and…
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Beekeeper throws the first pitch after saving the Dodgers-Diamondbacks game from bees
The game was delayed for nearly two hours because a colony of bees decided to build a hive atop the protective netting behind home…
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Arizona Senate votes to repeal of 1864 abortion ban
Last week, the Arizona State House voted to repeal the near-total ban on abortion after a couple of weeks of Arizona Republicans blocking efforts to…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Police technology used to solve crimes
Each day technology is advancing more and more. And some local police departments are finding ways to use it to their advantage to reduce the amount…
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Ban on abortions after six weeks in Florida takes effect
The abortion ban that went into effect Wednesday does include exceptions, including rape, incest, human trafficking, and life of the…
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Yuma represented well at AIA state tennis championships
Local tennis players qualify / compete at AIA state tennis…
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CBP holds press conference to highlight “Dangers of the Journey”
Thousands of migrants cross the US-Mexico border every month facing harsh elements as they make their journey to our…
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California pier sees an increase in sea lion population
Pier 39 is seeing more sea lions on its docks than it has in the last 15 years, with more than a thousand taking in the sun by the pier on…
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Nevada man accused of eating victim’s face
Police say 31-year-old Colin Czech attacked a man at a bus stop early Sunday morning. Police say Czech had eaten a portion of the victim’s face,…
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18 people hospitalized following a collision between a USC shuttle bus and a metro train
The incident happened just before noon outside Exposition Park near USC. Authorities say there were about 150 passengers on the train and two people…
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