Brawley water tower to be demolished
Brawley Mayor Gil Rebollar says the process started three years ago when the previous council got a grant from then State Senator Ben…
Continue ReadingLocal News
Generous local donates refurbished bikes to children in Mexico
The former President of the Yuma Regional Bicycle Coalition says he’s rescued over 1,000 bikes in the last two…
Continue Reading
Yuma youth leave their mark with new mural
The project, titled “Toony High Jinks” is part of the city’s Summer Mural Program. Participants designed and painted the comic-style mural after two…
Continue Reading
US woman with arrest warrant found in San Luis, Mexico
The Sonora Attorney General’s Office says 29-year-old Janelle Yadai “N,” had an outstanding arrest warrant issued in March by the U.S. Marshals in…
Continue Reading
YFD battles SUV fire, one person hospitalized
According to a reporter on scene, the fire happened before noon in the area of Seventh Avenue and 21st…
Continue Reading
Level 3 sex offender notification: Emerio Francisco Gutierrez Jr.
YCSO says 38-year-old Emerio Francisco Gutierrez Jr. told them he is living in the area of E. South Frontage Road and S. Fortuna Road in…
Continue Reading
SPECIAL REPORT: How Baby Sonny impacted the Yuma community
Reporter Manoah Tuiasosopo shares how Baby Sonny’s short life impacted the community and a movement to make sure it never happens…
Continue Reading
Support the Travis Manion Foundation during their 9/11 Heroes Run!
“If not me, then who…” Those words have a profound impact on those who serve our community to do more for others. It’s also fitting for those who…
Continue Reading
Local physician shares tips for a healthy and successful school year
Crowded classrooms and sharing supplies make it easy for viruses like the flu, RSV, and the common cold to…
Continue Reading
Local growers prepare for date harvesting season
Currently, growers are in the annual process of bagging dates. This allows for the dates to be protected from birds, bats, and even…
Continue Reading
New proposed rules for mobile food vendors
The community raised concerns about food trucks in residential areas and the noise disturbances caused by their loud…
Continue Reading
El Centro City Council approves hospital transfer
The El Centro City Council formally voted to approve an affiliation and transfer agreement with the Imperial Valley Healthcare…
Continue Reading
Community responds to heat crisis in Imperial Valley
As temperatures rise and resources run low, nonprofits in Imperial County are stepping in to support those most vulnerable to the summer…
Continue Reading
Imperial County and supervisor facing lawsuit
A former clerk of the board filed the lawsuit, accusing the supervisor of workplace misconduct, sexual harassment, and wrongful…
Continue Reading
Former San Luis teacher is fighting to be able to walk again
Alexandra Robles was an active person from running in marathons to playing soccer. However, after going unconscious earlier this year, she…
Continue Reading
IID awards $300,000 for community lighting projects
The funds will support 12 energy-efficient lighting projects across schools, parks, and recreational areas. All projects are set for completion by…
Continue Reading
Yuma native and former Division I player Kourtney Celaya returns to AWC as assistant coach
AWC says Celaya, a Yuma native, will serve as the assistant coach to the Women’s Soccer Team. She played for the Matadors for one season before she…
Continue Reading
Historic Yuma Theatre to host Yuma Rocks 2025
Five Yuma bands were selected through submissions and will be performing at the Historic Yuma Theatre. Locals are invited to watch the performances…
Continue Reading
BLM to temporarily close T.K. Jones Campground in August
The closure, starting August 2, will allow “crews to re-pave the campground’s parking area,” according to BLM. The closure will last until August…
Continue Reading
Onvida Health goes into lockdown over the weekend
Onvida Health went into lockdown after receiving a patient with a gunshot wound over the weekend. Some locals were concerned over the lockdown,…
Continue Reading