Tusil Fire rages on in San Diego, prompting evacuation order
Public safety officials issued the threat alert at around 2 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, alerting people in the area to immediately…
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Tracking seasonable temperatures through the middle of the week
Great weather will continue. Tracking seasonable temperatures with occasionally breezy conditions at times through the middle of the week. We will…
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Ciudadanos impulsan jornadas de limpiezas
Un grupo de residentes con iniciativa, están impulsando la realización de limpiezas comunitarias meramente “sociales” y sin involucrar la…
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Yuma melon season hit by early virus outbreak after warm winter
Agricultural experts say unusually warm winter temperatures are largely to blame, creating ideal conditions for virus-carrying pests to survive and…
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Cobalt facility planned for Yuma County moves forward
A cobalt processing facility planned for Yuma County could bring new jobs and industry to the region while expanding Arizona’s role in the electric…
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Tres escuelas participan en muestra culinaria de IVROP
Tres de las preparatorias de Imperial que son parte del programa de enseñanza técnica de IVROP, participaron este martes, en el concurso de…
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Imperial County Board of Supervisors continue to hear public comments on a proposed data center
The Imperial County Board of Supervisors will be meeting to bring back a vote on the lot merger needed for a planned data…
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Jury selection begins in retrial for Yuma man accused of shooting another man
On Tuesday, the defendant, 25-year-old Gabriel Taddei, was back in court for a retrial. Taddei was accused of shooting the 29-year-old victim back in…
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Crece preocupación por seguridad binacional en la frontera entre San Luis Río Colorado y San Luis, Arizona
La seguridad en la frontera entre San Luis Río Colorado y San Luis, Arizona vuelve a estar en el centro de atención luego de varios incidentes…
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YPG breaks ground for new school in Yuma
It will replace James D. Price Elementary School, and it will have 125 students from kindergarten through fifth…
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Brawley City Council to consider temporary moratorium on large-scale data centers
The Brawley City Council will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 6 p.m. to debate a proposed one-year temporary moratorium on large-scale data…
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Rep. Adelita Grijalva calls for Tucson DACA recipient’s release
According to a press release, Rep. Grijalva visited an ICE holding facility in Tucson to meet with Karla Toledo, who was detained by ICE Monday…
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Pet Talk: Meet Lucy
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Lucy is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about…
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Protect Your Business: IVRCC hosts 2026 Cyber Risk Workshop
The workshop, titled “Cyber Risk & Business Readiness in 2026,” ran from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the IVRCC Office, located at 1095 S. Fourth…
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Sen. Ruben Gallego on how the WBD-Paramount merger will impact jobs in Arizona
In the letter, Sen. Gallego is asking the DOJ how the WBD-Paramount merger will impact job losses and workforce reductions in the state of…
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Yuma Catholic falls one run short in third straight title appearance
For the third straight season, Yuma Catholic found itself playing for a state championship, and for the third straight season, the Shamrocks walked…
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Tracking calmer winds and seasonable temperatures this week
We are in for seasonable temperatures through the midweek and occasionally breezy conditions at times. Tracking a slow warming trend through the…
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Preocupa presencia de animales en Calexico
De acuerdo a Javier González, comisionado de la policía y residente de la zona, es un riesgo la presencia de estos animales, los cuales no es la…
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YPG welcomes new DPW director
Donnett Brown began her career at YPG in 2008 as an Environmental Protection Specialist. Now, after years of leadership and environmental work, the…
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APS seeks 14% rate increase; Yuma residents voice concerns
Arizona Public Service (APS) is seeking a 14% rate increase this year, following an 8% increase in 2022 and 2024, and locals say they are opposed to…
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