Pop culture fans fill civic center for Yuma Con 2019
Heroes and villains alike packed the civic center for the fifth annual Yuma Con 2019. Hundreds dressed as their favorite characters and enjoyed…
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Yuma County could turn blue in upcoming elections
Yuma County could paint itself blue for the upcoming 2020 presidential elections. Currently, in the county, there are more than 30-thousand…
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A look inside Yuma County’s doctor shortage
When it comes to doctor availability, the current prognosis for Arizona is not good. Which is why local health companies are creating incentives to…
Continue ReadingRonald McDonald House Charities recognizes local health group
For almost three decades the Imperial Valley Family Care Group has served the local community. It’s financial support and commitment to the…
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Kids at Hope benefit concert preview
The second annual Kids at Hope benefit concert is taking place Saturday, 5th at the Yuma Historic Park. The gates to the event open at 4 p.m. and the…
Continue ReadingThousands pour into Yuma Job Fair
Hundreds of job seekers made their way to the Yuma Civic Center for the Yuma Job and Career Expo. Many locals were there in hopes of getting hired by…
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Yuma’s Most Wanted 10-07-19
The Yuma Police Department advises the community to call your local law enforcement agency if you have any information that will lead to the arrest…
Continue ReadingSouthwest High School Chamber Orchestra offers “Night at The Movies” for residents
For one night only, Imperial Valley residents can enjoy a ” Night at The Movies ” , where the Southwest High School chamber orchestra…
Continue ReadingImperial County Air Pollution Control district holds inaugural calendar contest
Imperial County elementary school students can have their drawings be part of a calendar next year. In honor of “Clean Air Day”, the…
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APS: When is it too hot to shut off electricity to delinquent customers?
The Arizona Public Service Electric Company ( APS ), is trying to prevent residents from falling victim to not paying their electric bill on time or…
Continue ReadingImperial Valley takes part in “International Walk to School Day”
Earlier Wednesday morning, students and parents at the Heber elementary school district took part in ” International Walk to School Day ”…
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Amber Guyger found guilty of murder
A jury has found former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger guilty of murder after less than 24 hours of deliberation. Guyger was indicted last year…
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Remain in Mexico: Over 15 families prepare for asylum-court hearing
Over 15 migrant families traveled from Mexicali, Baja California to Tijuana, to an immigration judge to determine their asylum status. This all…
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Countdown begins for REAL ID
The countdown is underway and in exactly 250 business days you will need a REAL ID to board commercial flights. October 2020 is the exact time when…
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No arrest made after shooting in San Luis RCS
A man was selling hot dogs Sunday when another man got out of a vehicle, ordered food and shot him in the back twice in San Luis, Mexico. Tribuna de…
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San Luis port of entry improvements gain support
Crossing back from Mexico thru the San Luis Port of Entry feels like a chore in itself. It is no surprise that if you must cross over, you should…
Continue ReadingCalif. governor signs bill allowing college athletes to receive endorsements
(NBC News) LOS ANGELES — Where’s Teddy Roosevelt when you need him? The National Collegiate Athletic Association is facing what sports…
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October: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Amberly’s Place kicked off October’s Domestic Awareness Month on Monday with local Yuma County Law Enforcement Agencies. Law Enforcement…
Continue ReadingHit-and-run crash kills cyclist
The cyclist community in Mexicali is mourning the loss of one of their own following a hit-and-run crash in El Centro Sunday morning. The man was…
Continue ReadingBe prepared: things to keep in your earthquake emergency kit
Last Thursday’s 6.4 and Friday’s 7.1 magnitude earthquakes in Southern California triggered a state of emergency in the desert town of…
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