Fewer Valley kids contracting COVID-19
It’s been one week since the California Department of Public Health reinstated the indoor mask mandate, but the mask requirement has never left the…
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YCSO reports increase in crimes along the border
As more undocumented immigrants make their way across the border, the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) says crimes along the Southern border near…
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Saudi Arabian migrant arrested on Levee Road
Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents recently apprehended a migrant who was identified as a potential…
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Omicron Covid variant now detected in 45 states
According to a press releases from state officials, the Covid-19 Omicron has now been detected in at least 45 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and…
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Nine in Arizona accused of defrauding pandemic relief program
Nine people in Arizona have been indicted on allegations they fraudulently obtained more than $23 million in government pandemic…
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YCSO: Increasing border activity at Morelos Dam leads to aggravated assault
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) is investigating shots fired at a person taking pictures of undocumented immigrants at the Morelos…
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Amazon delivery driver saves woman in dog attack
A family is thanking an Amazon delivery driver after the employee saved their daughter and pet from a dog…
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Florida family of 12 loses everything in house fire
A family is working to get back on their feet after losing all of their belongings in a house…
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US ambassador to Mexico drops by Yuma Sector Border Patrol
U.S. ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar has flown to the Yuma Sector Border Patrol in an effort to improve relations between America and our southern…
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Local car club holds first ever Christmas-toy drive
It’s not often that cars and toys come together. However, that’s exactly what happened early Sunday morning.…
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Somerton Tamale Festival returns for first time in over two years
One of Yuma County’s biggest events made its return today. The Somerton Tamale Festival kicked off at 11:00 a.m Saturday.…
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Ex-police officer Kim Potter relives Daunte Wright fatal shooting in court
The former police officer Kim Potter was called to the stand in her own defense to relive every moment of the traffic stop which ended in the…
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Fundraiser held at Chretin’s restaurant for victim of motorcycle accident
People who ate at the Chretin’s restaurant in Yuma on Saturday were helping a worthy cause at the same time. 20% of all proceeds went to the victim…
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Trump ally Roger Stone pleads the fifth during testimony
Roger Stone, longtime confidant of former President Donald Trump, has used his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in an interview with…
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Over 4 million demand justice for Colorado man sentenced to 110 years in prison
As of Saturday, over 4 million petitioners are asking Colorado courts to have mercy and reconsider the 110-year prison sentence of Rogel Lazaro…
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Yuma community comes together honoring veterans through Wreaths Across America
Yuma community members gathered Saturday morning to honor those who serve our country.
The annual Wreaths Across America event was held at the…
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35th Annual Christmas Parade of Lights in the Foothills
At Friday’s 35th Annual Foothills Christmas Parade of Lights, 113 different types of vehicles showed up and paraded around a five-mile…
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Yuma school districts remain cautious following dangerous social media trend
At least three of Yuma County’s school districts are remaining extra cautious, all because of a trend on social media that had students calling in…
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Nearly $1 billion funding going towards Arizona’s highways, roads and bridges
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs law, will be funding $969 million for Arizona’s highways, roads and…
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Students for ACT threaten not to attend class
Some Students within the Calexico Unified School District (CUSD) say they would consider not showing up to class if their teachers do not get the pay…
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