Imperial County declares economic emergency
Imperial County leaders have declared a state of economic emergency after the Spreckels Sugar Plant in Brawley shut down. The closure has left…
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Crunch Fitness in Yuma hosts 9/11 Stair Climb event
Dozens came out to Crunch Fitness in Yuma to climb 110 stories on the stair master, the equivalent height of the world trade center…
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YFDÂ remembers lives lost on 9/11
The ceremony included pipes and drums, a flag raising, and speeches by local leaders. Deputy Mayor Carol Smith declared September 11, 2025 Patriot…
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FBI asking for information on person of interest in Charlie Kirk assassination
The FBI released photos of the person of interest, describing the person to be of college-age, wearing dark jeans, a black shirt, a black hat and…
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Locals attend 7th annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb
Early Thursday morning locals gathered to honor and remember all the lives lost during September 11,…
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Holtville beats Southwest in low scoring flag football contest
Holtville High School narrowly beat Southwest High School 12-7 in a flag football contest Wednesday night at Birger…
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Lady Matadors cruise in conference opener
Arizona Western Volleyball made a strong statement to open Arizona Community College Athletic Conference play, sweeping the College of Southern…
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CBS 13 SPORTS: Matadors volleyball dominates Southern Nevada
The Lady Matadors opened conference play with a sweep over Southern Nevada, and we also took a closer look with a preview of the Calipatria Hornets…
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NBC 11 Sports: Holtville hangs on in narrow 12-7 flag football win against Southwest
Holtville High School scored 12 unanswered points to defeat Southwest High School 12-7 in flag football Wednesday…
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Calipatria Hornets focused on moving forward after historic championship
The Calipatria Hornets are starting this football season as defending CIF San Diego Section Division 5-AA champions for the first time in school…
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Yuma locals react to Charlie Kirk assassination
Charlie Kirk, a prominent political figure with over 16 million followers on social media, was assassinated this week, sending shockwaves through…
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District One holds second governing board meeting of the school year
The board recognized outstanding employees, financial trends, student artwork, and the enrollment report. Parents also had a chance to voice concerns…
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Staying safe while riding UTVs around Yuma County
As temperatures cool in Yuma, more utility terrain vehicles, or UTVs, are showing up on both the dunes and city roads. They are fun to drive, but…
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Locals pushing for more handicap access to buildings
Locals throughout Yuma are pushing for easier multi-story building access for people with…
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At least three students shot at a Colorado high school
The shooting was first reported at around 12:30 p.m. Mountain and happened on school grounds. However, it’s unclear if the shooting took place inside…
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Charlie Kirk shot at event in Utah
Political commentator Charlie Kirk was shot at an event in Utah, a source familiar with the matter…
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New Mexico to become the first state to offer free childcare
Universal access to free childcare will be available November 1, according to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham…
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YCSO reminds community to be aware of arrest warrant scams
YCSO says scammers pose as law enforcement officials over the phone or email to issue fake arrest warrant documents to deceive…
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Calexico to become first in the county to have automatic voice dispatchÂ
The Calexico City Council approved a $51,340 to continue to upgrade the Calexico Fire Department’s dispatch and alerting system during its regular…
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State of California celebrates 175th birthday
The State of California celebrated its 175th birthday the only way California can: With a party. Organizers closed off streets around the Capitol…
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