Brawley police chief announces retirement
After 29 years of serving in law enforcement, the Brawley police chief is taking off his badge. Chief Jimmy Duran announced his retirement Tuesday night at at Brawley City Council meeting.
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Crossroads Mission holds blanket and warm clothes drive
13 On Your Side and the Crossroads Mission are holding a blanket and clothing drive this Friday to help locals stay warm as temperatures drop.
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Arizona leaders push to remove DEI language from teaching standards
Arizona’s State Board of Education will meet Monday, December 8 to decide whether to begin rewriting the state’s teaching standards, after state leaders called for removing diversity, equity and inclusion language.
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Previewing the Hams for Heroes Drive next Monday
The “Hams for Heroes” drive encourages people to donate hams that will go to firefighters, police, Veterans, and anyone else who’s a hero.
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Help local kids in need with our Holiday Magic Toy Drive
Toy donations are down this year, potentially leaving hundreds of children in need without a gift from Santa.
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Hometown fighter Romeo Ponce makes a name for himself in the ring
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – The sound of jump ropes, gloves, and determination fills the room at the inside Yuma Fight Academy. At the center of it all is a hometown fighter quickly making a name for himself: 19-year-old Romeo Ponce. I stepped into the ring to find out what makes this young prospect so special.
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Pentagon Inspector General’s report sheds light on Signal chat leak
The report found Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared secret information in the March chat, and found that had the information been intercepted by a foreign adversary, it would have imperiled American troops, according to two people who have read it.
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Jonas Brothers celebrates 20 years by participating in TCL Chinese Theatre’s handprint-footprint ceremony
The ceremony took place outside the TCL Chinese Theatre Wednesday, and coincides with the band’s 20 years together.
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Circle K murder suspect back in court
27-year-old Angel Witrado is charged with first degree murder. Police say Witrado killed 37-year-old Justin Arviso outside of a Circle K in Yuma last October.
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Son of ‘El Chapo’ pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges
39-year-old Joaquin Guzman Lopez pleaded guilty to two counts of drug trafficking and continuing criminal enterprise Monday.
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Better Business Bureau: Fake celebrity endorsements
Celebrity impersonations are getting more sophisticated thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) technology, and the Better Business Bureau is sharing tips on what to look out for and avoid them.
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Prada acquires Versace in $1.4 billion deal
Two Italian fashion powerhouses are joining forces as Prada acquired Versace in an historic deal worth nearly $1.4 billion.
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Home Grown: Previewing Farm Film Festival in Yuma
The festival will take place on Thursday, December 11 at the Historic Yuma Downtown Theater from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
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Former Sacramento County deputy, suspected of killing son, shot and killed by officers
Police in Elk Grove say the boy’s mother called 911 when she saw a confrontation between the boy and his father on security cameras inside the home.
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President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth react to second drug boat strike
President Donald Trump is distancing himself from a second strike on an alleged drug boat that reportedly killed survivors of the initial attack while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth doubles down on the attacks.
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Christmas tree safety tips
The Imperial County Fire Department (ICFD) is reminding the community to decorate safely this holiday season especially when it comes to Christmas trees.
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Two men hit by truck in Calexico expected to survive
The Calexico Police Department (CPD) says the crash happened on Imperial Avenue and Sixth Street last Friday. Police say two men were crossing the street when a truck hit them.
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Tracking slightly cooler temperatures and breezy conditions
A weak lower pressure system will pass through our north to bring slightly cooler temperatures and breezier conditions by the middle of the week.
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Mental Health Co-Response Unit presented at Yuma City Council work session
The program would send a specially trained officer and a mental-health clinician to certain calls, such as welfare checks, or someone in a crisis.
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Giving Tuesday: Helping local seniors
One Yuma nonprofit, Helping Hand, is asking volunteers to help support transportation for seniors in the area.
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