Community wants loss of 4 million dollars investigated
A former Calexico City Council member said he’s the one who blew the whistle on the city overspending public funds. Former City Mayor Armando…
Continue ReadingUSCIS helps 20 children obtain U.S. citizenship certificates
Twenty children and adults received their United States Citizenship certificates with the help from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.…
Continue ReadingPolice officer is told no firearms allowed at pizza place
A Yuma police officer in full uniform went into a pizza shop looking to eat dinner but left after being told their weapons, a vital part of their…
Continue ReadingDetienen a pollero en cerco fronterizo
No hay muro que frene el cruce ilegal de personas hacia Estados Unidos, por la frontera Mexicali – Calexico. Polleros han usado un nuevo metodo…
Continue ReadingAuthorities release new details in wrong-way collision
UPDATE (January 25, 5:40 P.M.) We are learning new details regarding the woman who caused the fatal collision on Interstate 8 near Dogwood Road on…
Continue ReadingMs personas dejan la desidia y toman el primer paso para convertirse en ciudadanos
Campesinos Sin Fronteras, una organización sin fines de lucro organiza ferias de ciudadanía constantemente para asistir a personas a…
Continue ReadingYCSO says undocumented immigrants cost taxpayers thousands of dollars in 2018
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office said 1,700 undocumented immigrants needed hospital treatment in Yuma, services that amounted to $700,000 of…
Continue ReadingMigrant with flesh-eating bacteria detained at US border
A man among a group of migrants detained in a desolate part of New Mexico near the border with Mexico has been diagnosed as infected with…
Continue ReadingBorder Patrol takes down large meth shipment
Agents working at El Centro Sector at the Highway 86 checkpoint arrested a female suspected of smuggling methamphetamine Wednesday afternoon,…
Continue ReadingTrump to re-open government until February 15
President Donald Trump has just announced that he will be re-opening the government until February 15, 2019, according to CNN and Trump’s…
Continue ReadingYuma Mayor releases statement for those affected by the shutdown
Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls has released a statement in regards to those being affected by the government shutdown. Nicholls said: “FEDERAL…
Continue ReadingThe Latest: Somali pleads: ‘Please don’t hate us’
The Latest on the sentencing of three militia members convicted in a plot to blow up a mosque and apartments housing Somali immigrants (all times…
Continue ReadingArizona bill would ban holding a cellphone while driving
Arizona lawmakers are considering making it illegal for drivers to hold a cellphone. A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Thursday called for approval…
Continue ReadingCalifornia county employee helps deliver baby in van
A Southern California couple got some unexpected help delivering their baby. Amanda Tadeo of Perris went into labor Jan. 16, according to a Riverside…
Continue ReadingFewer Arizona wildfires in 2018 and big drop in acres burned
Arizona had fewer wildfires and a dramatic reduction in the number of acres burned during 2018 compared with the previous year. The Department of…
Continue ReadingOfficial: Asylum seekers to wait in Mexico as soon as Friday
The Trump administration on Friday will start forcing some asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their cases wind through U.S. courts, an official…
Continue ReadingADOT now offering digital license plates
Following a year of testing, the Arizona Department of Transportation is now offering electronic license plates to the public. The plates, named as…
Continue ReadingIID aiding federal workers affected by government shutdown
As the government shutdown continues, the Imperial Irrigation District is lending a hand to customers who are federal employees and have been…
Continue ReadingArizona gives up challenge to immigrant driver’s licenses
The state of Arizona says it will no longer fight giving driver’s licenses to certain immigrants who have work permits and protections from…
Continue ReadingTalks start as Senate rejects two plans for ending shutdown
A splintered Senate voted down competing Democratic and Republican plans for ending the 35-day partial government shutdown, but the twin setbacks…
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