Chef Jonathan’s sweet potato crème brûlée
During this edition of A Cut Above, Chef Jonathan shows you how to make sweet potato crème…
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Protesters gather outside Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley
Protesters gathered at UC Berkeley Monday night as the right-leaning organization Turning Point USA, which was founded by Charlie Kirk, held an event…
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Target requires employees to smile at customers to help boost sales
Bloomberg News reports it’s part of a new guidance program from Target. The incoming CEO is aiming to make stores more hospitable and turn around a…
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Families of Camp Mystic flooding victims file lawsuits
Several Texas families are taking Camp Mystic to court, alleging gross negligence over the flash floods that killed more than two dozen young campers…
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Wendy’s to close hundreds of U.S. stores to halt falling profit
Ken Cook, Wendy’s interim CEO, said Friday the company believes closing locations that are underperforming, whether it’s from a financial or customer…
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San Diego community celebrates U.S. Marine Corps’ 250th birthday
The event, hosted by the San Diego Air and Space Museum and the Spirit of Liberty Foundation, marked the 250th birthday of the U.S. Marine Corps,…
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Rehab program to trim Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ prison sentence to a year
A rehab program could trim Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ prison sentence by a year as he is completing the drug abuse rehabilitation program at the Fort Dix…
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Senate passes bipartisan bill to end government shutdown
The final vote was 60 to 40 with eight Democrats joining Republicans to break the stalemate. Every Republican voted in favor, except Senator Rand…
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Kofa’s volleyball head coach looks to inspire next generation
Kofa’s Head Volleyball Coach Amanda Kochis played Division II soccer, but that didn’t stop her from wanting to lead the charge for Kings volleyball,…
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SDFC beat Portland 4-0 to advance to the Western Conference Semifinals
The San Diego Football Club defeated the Portland Timbers 4-0 at Snapdragon Stadium Thursday night to advance to Western Conference Semifinals where…
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NBC 11 Sports: Kofa’s Amanda Kochis had a unique path to coaching volleyball
Kofa Kings Head Volleyball Coach Amanda Kochis was inspired to coach and now makes it her goal to be a role model for the next…
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First Bank Yuma has been acquired
First Bank Yuma came into an agreement with OneAZ Credit Union. They’re a Phoenix-based credit union and part of the…
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Pet Talk: Meet Omega and Rose
Meet our Pets of the Week!🐶 Omega and Rose are adorable pups who are looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about Omega and…
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American Legion Post 19 hosts 250th Marine Corps birthday cake-cutting party
The party was held on location and was filled with Veterans and active duty members sharing their stories and celebrating 250 years of the…
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Local gym of 29 years will be closing their doors permanently next year
“Get It In Gear” is a local gym owned and operated by master trainer Tony Silva, and has been in operation for almost 29…
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Locals taken to hospital after weekend crash
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) say a 53-year-old woman was making a left turn in her Scion at 20th Street and Avenue C last Saturday, November 8,…
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Police identify elderly woman who died in Yuma car crash
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) say 71-year-old Lucia Esparza was making a left turn on 16th Street last Saturday…
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Yuma County looks to update food codes
Yuma County is moving towards adopting updated food codes that could impact local restaurants as well as mobile food…
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Unseasonably warm start to the week before a big cooldown
It’s feeling more like late summer than November across Yuma and Imperial Counties, with unseasonably warm temperatures sticking around through…
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Proponen multas para quienes se metan a la fila en garitas
Durante los meses de noviembre y diciembre, las filas para cruzar ha Estados Unidos, aumentan considerablemente, una de las quejas principales de los…
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