Gov. Katie Hobbs orders flags to half-staff for Dolores Huerta
According to her office, this is on honor of Dolores Huerta, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 96.
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Detienen a hombre de origen ruso con equipo e inteligencia
El miércoles pasado, en la ciudad de Tecate, al manejar a excelso de velocidad, un hombre de 43 años de origen Ruso, de nombre “Iván” fue detenido en el bulevar Fundadores, en colonia Mayab, a bordo de su negra Chevrolet Suburban, agentes estatales localizaron: una granada, un dispositivo de video grabación con el emblema del Centro Nacional de Inteligencia (CNI), además de un detector de señal y documentos que presuntamente lo acreditaban como integrante de la Agencia Central de Inteligencia CIA de Estados Unidos, lo cual resultó ser una documentación falsa.
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New screwworm case detected in Arizona
New World screwworm is primarily an infestation linked to animals, and there have been no human cases reported in the U.S. up to date.
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CBS 13 Sports: Hornets volleyball advances to quarterfinals
Hornets defeat Julian in three sets to move to the quarterfinals against Ocean View Christian Friday.
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Calipatria secures dominant first round playoff win
The Calipatria Hornets opened their CIF volleyball playoff run with a three-set sweep of the Julian Eagles in the first round of the Division 5-AA bracket.
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Tracking increasing clouds and rain chances with chilly temperatures for Halloween weekend
Clouds are going to increase for the rest of the week, with temperatures continuing to cool down. Heading into the Halloween weekend is looking to be a wet and chilly weekend ahead.
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YCSO responds to multi-vehicle crash in the Foothills
YCSO said three vehicles were involved in the crash, which happened in the area of S. Frontage Road, and said they, along with emergency crews were at the scene.
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Nichole Elmore runs for Imperial School Board
Elmore, a former correctional officer of ten years who transitioned into a role as a local youth trainer, has been coaching and mentoring children throughout the Imperial Valley since she was 19-years-old.
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Yuma advocates support domestic violence survivors year-round
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one in three women and one in four men in the United States experience some form of domestic violence during their lifetimes.
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Buffalo Wild Wings hosts school sports takeover
Help support local athletes all while enjoying a great meal as Buffalo Wild Wings is hosting a school sports takeover at the Yuma Palms Mall Wednesday.
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Brian Lopez runs for Somerton City Council
His platform focuses on improving city infrastructure, increasing transparency and supporting local businesses.
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Yuma County Board of Supervisors hosts Town Hall over increasing water bill rates
The Town Hall comes after Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Yuma County wrote a letter to Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) after reports of high rates from customers using Cactus State.
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Holiday Parade of Lights returns to NAF El Centro
Kicking off the holiday season in Imperial Valley, the Holiday Parade of Lights will return to the Naval Air Facility El Centro on December 4.
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Quechan Tribe opposes gold mining exploration in Imperial County
The Planning Commission is set to meet again on December 9 after more communication can take place between tribal leaders and the Mesquite Gold Mine.
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Arizona ranked fifth as deadliest driving state, according to new report
Between 2020 and 2024, Arizona averaged 1.73 traffic deaths per 100 million miles driven. In Yuma alone, there were 89 reported traffic deaths during that time.
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Amberly’s Place honors first responders
Wednesday is National First Responders Day, and Amberly’s Place is honoring and thanking the brave men and women who respond to our community’s needs day after day.
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Sunset Health receives more than $113,000 grant from Arizona Complete Health
The more than $113,000 grant comes from Arizona Complete Health, with the funding supporting the launch of a new Family Medicine Residency Program, scheduled to begin next July.
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Better Business Bureau: How scammers are using fake handouts to steal your money
When there’s talk of government money being handed out, there are scammers ready to take advantage.
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State and federal lawmakers react to Dolores Huerta’s passing
Lawmakers across the country, including Arizona and California, are sharing their reaction to Dolores Huerta’s passing Wednesday.
Continue Reading Brian López busca llegar al Concejo Municipal de Somerton
Brian López busca un lugar en el Concejo Municipal de Somerton con una plataforma enfocada en la planificación del crecimiento urbano, el uso responsable de los recursos públicos, el apoyo a los pequeños negocios y una comunicación más directa entre el gobierno municipal y los residentes.
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