California lays out plan to drastically cut fossil fuel use
In California’s ambitious climate change goals over the next two decades, new homes built in California starting in 2026 need to be powered by…
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Appeals court denies Arizona inmate’s bid to avoid execution, will be put to death Wednesday
After a long battle between defense lawyers and the state, the first execution in Arizona in nearly eight years is set to be completed Wednesday…
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A San Luis Prosecutor’s fight for animals
A prosecutor found himself between a rock and a hard place when he was faced with charging someone with animal cruelty only to find that there was no…
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UPDATE: Man killed in Yuma officer-involved shooting
Yuma Police Department officers blocked off a home on 5th Avenue and W 9th Street after responding to an alleged…
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Rep. Grijalva announces millions in funding for Yuma
Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva (AZ-03) announced over $5 million from the Department of Interior (DOI) in funding for Yuma’s…
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Agents rescue migrants after driver abandons moving vehicle
A social media post through U.S. Border Patrol showed agents rescuing migrants from an abandoned vehicle while it was left on…
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DEA recognizes first-ever National Fentanyl Awareness Day
The United States Drug Enforcement Administration is recognizing the first-ever National Fentanyl Awareness…
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Imperial Valley residents still having trouble finding baby formula
According to Datasembly, data shows 31% out-of-stock rate in April 2022 for baby formula, which is up 11% nationwide compared to November 2021. A…
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Salvation Army Yuma breaks ground on new location
The Salvation Army Yuma broke ground on a new community center that will soon serve as its permanent…
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Migrants in Mexicali await the end of Title 42
There are signs of a possible migrant surge in Mexicali, as migrants who crossed into Yuma Monday were returned to the Mexicali port just 3 hours…
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PUBLIC NOTICE: The US Port of Entry reopens all southbound traffic going to Mexico
According to the San Luis Arizona Police Department, all lanes have been reopened heading southbound to…
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Helios Education Foundation, YUHSD announce Class of 2022 RNY scholarship winners
The Helios Education Foundation and Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) shared the six recipients of the annual Ready Now Yuma…
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Naval Air Facility El Centro gets new commanding officer
Captain Michael D. Lee became in command of Naval Air Facility El Centro (NAFEC) at a ceremony on Tuesday morning.…
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Workshop catches fire, extends to abandoned home in Somerton
The Somerton Cocopah Fire Department says firefighters responded to a workshop that caught fire on Eucalyptus…
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Eye on Jobs: Local employers are eager to meet new grads
With the days counting down until graduation. Graduates, their peers, and family aren’t the only ones excited, local businesses are eager to welcome…
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YUHSD to send 35 students across the nation for career and technical competitions
Over two dozen Yuma Union High School District Career & Technical Education students from different Career & Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs)…
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Two suspects accused of break-in at AutoZone formally charged, plead not guilty
The two men accused of breaking into a Yuma Autozone were formally charged and pleaded not guilty in court on…
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Millions of Americans could lose medicaid coverage
Millions of Americans could lose Medicaid coverage once the Public Health Declaration…
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Governor Ducey signs bill targeting state bar complaints
Governor Doug Ducey has signed a bill requiring the state bar to pay attorney fees and other costs if the organization seeks to discipline a lawyer…
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Arizona execution on track after court challenges fail
The planned execution in Arizona remains on track after two last-minute court efforts ended without decisions that would sidetrack the state from…
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