Imperial Valley SBDC launches bilingual financial literacy book for kids
Kids in Imperial County now have a fun new way to learn about money, thanks to a new bilingual coloring and activity book launched by the Imperial…
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Attorney in Ohio accused of killing client arraigned
The former Cleveland divorce attorney accused of killing his client, Aliza Sherman, over a decade ago was arraigned in Cuyahoga County Court of…
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Wednesday is National Hamburger Day
The day wraps up National Burger Month and also ushers-in the summer grilling…
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Arizona woman’s tribute to fallen soldier called ‘nuisance’ by HOA
An Arizona woman, trying to keep the memory of her brother alive, says she is facing some push back from her Homeowner’s Association…
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United Airlines updates flight check-in times
United Airlines is narrowing its check-in window for U.S. flights. Effective June 3, United’s check-in cutoff for most U.S. flights will be 45…
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SpaceX holds ninth Starship test flight in Texas
The ninth uncrewed Starship test flight lifted off just after 7:30 Central, and though the launch was successful, the mission encountered problems…
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President Trump possibly to withhold funds over a trans athlete in California in state finals
In a social media post Tuesday, the president threatened to withhold federal funding for California because the state “continues to illegally allow…
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Temporary fertility clinic in Palm Springs opens after bombing
Officials with American Reproductive Centers say they’re open to existing patients, but anyone interested in becoming a new patient needs to call to…
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Calexico baseball advances to San Diego Section Championship game
A Jose Ortega home run helped to put the Bulldogs back in a section title game for the first time since…
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Tracking a warm-up moving in later this week
A ridge of high pressure will move in later this week, brining in hotter temperatures by Friday. I am tracking tropical moisture that could also…
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Imperial Valley health provider encourages community to take action on asthma and allergies
As Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month is wrapping up, an Imperial Valley health provider encourages the community to take…
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Old Sears building in Yuma to be turned into indoor sports facility
The 89,000 square foot indoor facility will be equipped with 11 pickleball and six paddle courts, along with dining and community…
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Pet Talk: Meet Sammi
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Sammi is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about…
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Colorado River State Historic Park to unveil new exhibit
Taking place this Thursday, May 29, at 10:00 a.m., the exhibit is called “The Colorado River: Lifeblood of the Yuma Community,” which is installed in…
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Brawley double murder suspect’s sentencing changed to trial
What was originally supposed to be the sentencing for a man accused of murdering a couple in their Brawley home has now become a…
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Two pigeons removed from Delta flight
A pair of pigeons opted to fly commercial and hitch a ride inside a Delta flight over the…
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Local reaction to Arizona being under Stage 2 fire restrictions
The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Colorado River and Phoenix Districts implemented seasonal…
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El Centro Police Chief appointed as Acting City Manager
The City of El Centro announced Police Chief Robert Sawyer as Acting City Manager. Sawyer’s role will begin on May 28 as City Manager applications…
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Local high school student nominated for the Congress of Future Medical Leaders
Chloe Comet, a sophomore at Yuma Catholic High School, has been nominated to be a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders next…
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs HB2175 into law
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill where health insurance companies in the state “can no longer deny medically necessary care without a…
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