Battle of the Bars: Imperial Valley’s Margarita Challenge returns
The Imperial Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce is hosting its rescheduled Fifth Annual Margarita Challenge: Battle of the Bars Thursday from 6:00…
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City of San Luis offers summer activities of all ages
The City wants to promote community engagement, active lifestyles, and safe summer recreation throughout the…
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El Centro’s Anael Alejo set to compete at 2026 USA Boxing Junior Olympics
Anael Alejo is preparing for another shot at the top of the podium as she heads to the 2026 USA Boxing Junior Olympics in Wichita,…
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Brawley reopens Lions Center pool just in time for summer
While the Lions Center pool facility maintains its original, familiar structure, the entire complex has undergone an extensive top-to-bottom…
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One in critical condition following crash in Wellton
YCSO says they responded to the desert area of El Camino del Diablo, three miles south of E. County 14th Street, before 2:30 p.m.…
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New York residents participate in Jalen Brunson lookalike contest
Dozens of Jalen Brunson lookalikes gathered in New York City Wednesday for a contest celebrating the New York Knicks star and 2026 NBA Finals…
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Spiraling funnel cloud whips up dust in central Illinois
A spiraling funnel cloud was seen whipping up dust in central Illinois Wednesday as weather officials issued a tornado warning for the…
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Thursday marks three years since Titan Submersible was reported missing
On June 18, 2023, the Titan Submersible, which was owned and operated by OceanGate Expeditions, lost contact with the Polar Prince, a Canadian…
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Imperial Valley launches free summer meal program
The free distribution program kicks off Thursday, June 18, 2026, at the Brawley Boys & Girls Club clubhouse, located at 165 S. Plaza…
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More than 500,000 packages of ready-to-eat macaroni and cheese sold at Aldi stores recalled
According to the Food and Drug Administration, the product may contain soy lecithin, an known allergen that was not listed on the…
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Strong storms causes issues in Tucson area
The high winds and heavy rain knocked down power lines in the area. Crews were dispatched to repair those lines and restore power to…
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Fire crews in Southern California battle large fire at cold food storage facility
Fire officials say the fire broke out about 2:30 p.m. on the roof of the single-story lineage cold food storage…
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Yuma man arrested for drug possession
YCSO says last Friday, at around 1:40 p.m., they served a search warrant at a home in the area S. Helen Drive and E. 37th…
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Trailer fire in Heber prompts large response
A semi-trailer truck caught on fire at the West Wind Parking & Storage, just off of the 111 Highway and Heber…
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Data center developer sues IID for refusing water service in Imperial County
In the complaint, Rucci alleges that the IID denied his application for industrial water service to supply water to his company’s data…
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Tracking stronger winds with slightly cooler temperatures
We are finally in for slightly cooler temperatures for the rest of the week. It will still be warm, but seasonable and not as hot. Also, prepare for…
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Republican candidates debate for Arizona governor
The debate featured a mix of experienced political figures and political outsiders, with candidates discussing issues ranging from growth and water…
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Yuma City Council approves $556 million fiscal year 2027 budget
The Yuma City Council has officially approved the City of Yuma’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget, a spending plan totaling more than $556 million that will…
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Bobbie Jo Daily seeks Yuma County Superior Court Clerk position
Daily is a lifelong resident and the current Chief Deputy Clerk of Yuma County. She says she wants to give Yuma a voice at the…
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El Centro City Council votes to put sales tax measure on November ballot
If approved by voters, the proposed tax is projected to generate $8.4 million annually for the city’s general…
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