Two dead, four injured in fatal shooting at Canada festival
Two people have died and at least four others have been injured in Toronto, Canada at The Salsa on Saint Clair Street Festival Saturday…
Continue ReadingNews
Tracking increasing moisture and overnight showers
Although we are still seeing triple-digit temperatures, the extreme heat has passed for now and we are tracking increasing moisture through the…
Continue Reading
15 kids enjoy special back-to-school shopping spree in Yuma
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley’s Yuma branch, with help from community volunteers, gave each child $250 to shop for back-to-school clothes and…
Continue Reading
Hundreds of families get a jump start on the school year at 15th Annual Back-to-School Rodeo
Hundreds of families got a jump start on the school year at the 15th Annual Back-to-School Rodeo Saturday…
Continue Reading
New AI feature on Instagram draws backlash
A new AI tool has been added to Instagram that allows other people to use your images to generate AI content, and you may not even…
Continue Reading
Lerner & Rowe hold backpack giveaway event in Yuma
The non-profit event aims to help local families in need of school supplies before heading back to…
Continue Reading
Graham Platner officially withdraws from Maine Senate race
Graham Platner has officially withdrawn from the Maine Senate race Friday. Under state law, Democrats have until July 27 to replace him in the…
Continue Reading
Arizona man turns 100 and celebrates with a workout
A Mesa man celebrates his 100th birthday by starting his morning the same way he always does, with a…
Continue Reading
FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: More heat until 8 pm tonight. Tracking changes ahead for the weekend
Extreme heat will impact Imperial County until 8 pm tonight. Tracking cooler temperatures and higher humidity moving in this weekend, with rain…
Continue Reading
Yuma Senior Living resident celebrates 100th birthday
Family, friends and fellow residents gathered at Yuma Senior Living Friday to celebrate a remarkable milestone as Dottie Vaughn turned…
Continue Reading
Yuma families can kick off the school year at 15th Annual Back to School Rodeo
The event will be giving out free backpacks and school supplies. It is open for students from kindergarten through eighth…
Continue Reading
15 Yuma kids to get special back-to-school shopping trip
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley’s Yuma branch, along with the help of community volunteers, will provide each child with $250 for clothes and…
Continue Reading
Weather Authority Insider Blog: Year-to-date weather check
So far, 2026 has been an overall very dry year with the warmest temperatures for January-June. Take a look at our latest year-to-date temperatures…
Continue Reading
Yuma man convicted of aggravated assault awaits sentencing
25-year-old Gabriel Taddei was found guilty last month of one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in connection to the shooting of a…
Continue Reading
HESD named one of only seven in California to receive 2026 LEAD award
The prestigious recognition, granted by the California Latino School Boards Association (CLSBA), names HESD as one of only seven school districts…
Continue Reading
New ‘S.T.E.P.’ program empowers Imperial Valley residents with disabilities to become their own bosses
The first-ever graduating class consisted of 25 passionate individuals from across Imperial County. The cohort brought together individuals with…
Continue Reading
Firefighters extinguish fire in Ocotillo
The Imperial County Fire Department (ICFD) says firefighters extinguished a fire in Ocotillo. Firefighters remained in the area until 4 a.m. Friday…
Continue Reading
Yuma School District One students celebrate STEM learning during Fourth Annual STEMKAMP
Yuma School District One students wrapped up a week of hands-on learning Friday during STEMKAMP Family Day at Ron Watson Middle…
Continue Reading
Binational coalition launches campaign to prevent migrant deaths along border
The initiative brings together government agencies and civic organizations from both sides of the border to coordinate safety and emergency response…
Continue Reading
U.S. Attorney’s Office files over 150 border-related cases in California
The DOJ says the cases include charges of bringing in undocumented migrants for financial gain, reentering the U.S. after being deported and…
Continue Reading