Visit Yuma shares economic impact on community
At the latest Yuma County Board of Supervisors, Visit Yuma shares their economic…
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Border Patrol agents in the Tucson Sector seize almost $127,000 worth of meth
Tucscon Sector Border Patrol agents recently seized methamphetamine in two separate incidents, with the meth weighing a combined total of 139 pounds,…
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Latino leaders call for boycott of national retailers following DEI rollback
The movement is known as “The Latino Freeze,” and the idea is for Latinos to stop shopping at big stores and restaurant chains like Target, Walmart…
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Remains of a woman who disappeared three decades ago identified
Human remains found more than three decades ago in Placer County have been identified as belonging to a Berkeley woman who disappeared on Halloween…
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Doctors say antivirals are helping sick patients this sick season
Flu and COVID infection rates are on the rise this season. Some doctors are recommending oral antivirals to help prevent diseases from getting worse.…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Meet local retired U.S. Marine Corps Major Michael Lundy
This Black History Month, we’re highlighting an exceptional local who takes pride in our community. Michael Lundy served in our community as a U.S.…
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An incoming system is bringing in winds, cooler temperatures, and rain for the Desert Southwest
A deep trough of low pressure will move in over the Western U.S. bringing in stronger winds, cooler temperatures, and rain chances for us here in the…
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75-year-old man who died in crash identified
The man who got hit by a truck on E. 24th Street has been identified, according to Yuma Police Department…
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El Centro library receives grant to continue free lunch program
An Imperial Valley library received a grant to continue with several services, including a free lunch…
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Yuma student selected as finalist for Flinn Scholarship
Cibola High School Senior, Isabella Duenas is just one of 36 Arizona students who have been selected as Finalists for the Flinn…
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Potential delays in agriculture produce
Local growers are warning people about a possible delay or lack of agriculture produce in grocery stores in the upcoming…
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Brady Fire in Arizona burns about 400 acres
Evacuations are underway as the 400-acre Brady Fire is burning in the Prescott National Forest in…
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Brawley shooting suspect makes first court appearance
A 15-year-old boy accused of shooting a man at a gas station in Brawley last month appeared in court on…
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State and federal officials announce debris removal in Los Angeles
State and federal officials are “rapidly advancing wildfire cleanup efforts” with debris removal in the Los Angeles area taking place this…
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City of San Luis offices closed for President’s Day
Offices for the City of San Luis, Arizona will be closed in observance of President’s…
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Local post office to host Passport Fair this weekend
In a press release, the fair is taking place this Saturday, February 15, at the post office, located at 2222 S. 4th Avenue, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00…
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Yuma competes for $160 million grant to launch inland spaceport
Local Arizona State Representatives Michele Peña and Tim Dunn from Yuma support this collaboration and encourage its selection, and the City of Yuma…
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AWC seeking food donations for students and staff
In a press release, the Cubby “offers free food and personal care items in addition to professional clothing, supporting students in the pursuit of…
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3,000 federal troops expected to arrive in Baja California
The Mexican National Guard is helping control the Mexicali Port of Entry. Duties include inspections on motorists crossing into the United…
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Jewish Family Services of San Diego announces potential layoffs of migrant shelter workers
Since taking office, President Donald Trump has announced sweeping changes in federal funding and policies. As a result, Jewish Family Services of…
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