Long border lines hurt Mexicali economy
Customers from the U.S. make up 40% of the restaurant’s business. It’s why restaurant owners are urging Mexican customs officials to speed up inspections and open more lanes.
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Local Democrats in Yuma call out Rep. Andy Biggs
They once again blamed Rep. Biggs, who is running for governor of Arizona, for the gas price hikes and tariffs that are impacting the Arizona economy, including Yuma County.
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Rep. Andy Biggs rallies with Yuma residents
He addressed the state’s main issues, and how he’ll include Yuma in his agenda if he’s elected as Arizona’s next governor.
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Quechan members seek apology from Imperial County supervisor
“Scalped” is how Imperial County District 5 Supervisor John Hawk said he felt after meeting with Quechan tribal members. The comment came after tribal members voiced their concerns over the lack of work being done on the Picacho Bridge.
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Yuma judicial race gains attention
In the letter, candidate John LeSueur said the political action committee (PAC), State + Local Election Alliance, funded $50,000 in favor of his opponent, Jorge Lozano, for a digital advertisement on social media.
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Two Yuma men honored for decades of service to the Boy Scouts
According to Scouting Arizona, they honored Harold Maxwell and Pastor Vince Harman during the annual Trail of Leadership event Thursday at Elks Lodge #476.
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San Luis Río Colorado celebra el Encuentro Internacional de Poetas Migrantes
Del 19 al 23 de octubre se lleva a cabo en San Luis Río Colorado el XIX Encuentro Internacional de Poetas Migrantes, un festival que reúne a más de 60 escritores de México y distintos países del mundo, tanto en formato presencial como virtual, con el propósito de dar voz a la migración a través de la poesía.
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Catholic radio station in El Centro vandalized
John Paul 2 (JP2) Catholic Radio’s 95.7 FM in El Centro and 93.3 FM in Brawley went off the air earlier this week after an intruder allegedly cut into an electrical cabinet at the station’s tower site, apparently to steal copper wiring.
Continue Reading Largas filas en la garitas afectan economía local
Las largas filas para cruzar entre Mexicali y Calexico y viceversa, están afectando la actividad económica de la ciudad, especialmente al sector restaurantero el cual está estrechamente ligado al turismo médico, ya que los principales visitantes provienen de la frontera estadounidense.
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Yuma City Council honors survivors
During the City Council meeting Wednesday night, the council proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Yuma.
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Man pleads guilty in crash that killed teen
Jesus Garcia, 20, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the January 2025 crash, which happened in the area of County 18th Street and Avenue 1E.
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Prop 39 details ‘voter ID’ in California
Proposition 39 would require voters casting a ballot to show a government-issued ID. It would also add ID number requirements for mail-in ballots.
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Arizona Western fall athletics in the midst of a historic season
Arizona Western College’s three fall athletic programs have combined for a 48-2-5 record, showcasing a level of success that reflects the strength of the Matadors’ coaching staff and the culture built throughout the athletic department.
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CBS 13 Sports: Matadors have historic fall season
All three Arizona Western fall teams combine for 48-2-5 record so far this season with every program winning the ACCAC Championship.
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Tracking some winds and cooler temperatures
More active weather is going to favor around the Desert Southwest, but I am tracking breezy and windy conditions through Thursday. Temperatures will also be cooling down through the week.
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Yuma stayAPT Suites holds its grand opening
The stayAPT suites is an apartment-style hotel for guests who want to stay short or long term. The suites in Yuma are the first one in Arizona to be built.
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HSOY sees continued influx of kittens
Kitten season usually starts in March and peaks in September, but the Desert Southwest’s warm climate can make it last longer. The shelter continues to receive neonate kittens, newborn kittens just a few weeks old or younger.
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Prop 435: What to know ahead of the November election
From local services to future growth, the decisions made at the ballot box can help shape what Yuma County looks like in the years ahead. Prop 435 is one of the measures voters are being asked to consider.
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Annual Catrinas and Catrines Contest happening soon
The contest is taking place next Thursday, October 29, at 3:30 p.m. at AWC’s Yuma Campus, with participants having a chance to win cash prizes, including $400 for first place.
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Nearly 50 animals in Mexicali rescued from neglect
Two dogs, two goats and 42 pigs were rescued. The animals were found without food or water, and showing signs of neglect.
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