Yuma Salvation Army offers cooling center
During severe heat advisories, the Salvation Army Cooling Center often extends its hours to provide a safe place to rest, hydrate and cool off.
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During severe heat advisories, the Salvation Army Cooling Center often extends its hours to provide a safe place to rest, hydrate and cool off.
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For some local businesses, summer means slower days and fewer customers, but for others, it’s one of the busiest times of the year.
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Health authorities have stepped up medical outreach efforts in public spaces to provide care and help prevent more heat-related deaths. One of these places is Mariachi Park, where there are hundreds of migrants and homeless people.
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The initiative brings together government agencies and civic organizations from both sides of the border to coordinate safety and emergency response efforts.
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Locals have been experiencing excessive heat in Yuma this week, with temperatures reaching past 110 degrees. YFD says heat-related emergencies are on the rise.
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Several businesses in San Luis, Mexico teamed up with firefighters to help protect locals from heat illnesses this summer.
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As temperatures continue to climb across the Desert Southwest, doctors at Onvida Health are reminding residents that extreme heat can do more than cause heat exhaustion. It can also put significant strain on the heart.
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YFD says the Titan Rapid Cooling Bags are a safe and effective way to treat victims of extreme heat.
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Good samaritans and residents in Niland are joining stepping up to help those in the community stay hydrated and protect themselves against heat-related illnesses until the city’s cooling center is open.
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Local first responders are already on high alert following a sharp spike in wildfire activity throughout the county over the past week.
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Dangerous heat is once again raising concerns at the Grand Canyon after several recent heat-related deaths.
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You all have been guessing when Yuma and El Centro would hit 111 degrees for the first time in 2026. Find out who the lucky winner is of our 111 Temperature contest.
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As the Imperial Valley heat starts climbing, locals across the Valley are looking for ways to stay cool. From splash pads to cooling centers, officials say these spots offer a safe break from summer temperatures.
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Public Health officials and law enforcement shared the dangers of heatstroke and prevention tips for parents and caregivers of small children.
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Multiple days of record-breaking heat this month have pushed crops off schedule, with some harvests now occurring over a week earlier than expected.
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According to the Glendale Fire Department, on Sunday alone, they treated 70 people and took 12 to the hospital, while Luke Air Force Base medical staff treated 60 and took 10 to the hospital.
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According to NWS, the four areas are Yuma, Martinez Lake, Winterhaven, California and Ogilby, California. All four areas, according to NWS, hit 112 degrees Friday.
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The Salvation Army is setting up a cooling center at 445 S. Fourth Avenue, near the Fourth Ave. Junior High School, Friday and Saturday.
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Martinez Lake hit 110 degrees Fahrenheit, and it was confirmed Thursday evening. The previous record was set by North Shore, California, which was set Wednesday at 108 degrees.
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Locals across Yuma County are sharing their reaction to the record triple-digit temps. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect from Thursday through Sunday evening.
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