Women’s History Month: Law enforcement females vow to protect the public
March is Women’s History Month and there are plenty of women in our community that we can be thankful for, especially law…
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Gila Bend calls ‘state of emergency’ over migrant arrivals
A small town in Arizona has declared a state of emergency over the number of migrants who have been dropped off in Gila…
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Gov. Newsom Nominates First Filipino-American for California Attorney General
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KYMA/KECY) – Governor Gavin Newsom has announced Wednesday the nomination of Assemblymember Rob Bonta as the next California…
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Drive-Thru Lunch Event Held For Valley Social Workers
San Diego Regional Center (SDRC) in Imperial County showed social workers gratitude for the hard work they do for the community. The annual event…
Continue ReadingAtlanta police detain man with five guns, body armor in grocery store
A man armed with a rifle entered an Atlanta Publix Supermarket Wednesday in Midtown at Atlantic Station, a commercial and residential area in the…
Continue ReadingNew AstraZeneca report says vaccine was 76% effective in preventing Covid-19 symptoms
Drug giant AstraZeneca updated its data on how well its coronavirus vaccine works, saying late Wednesday the vaccine showed 76% efficacy against…
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Sedona Prince, who used her voice to call out NCAA on poor amenities, has led Oregon to the Sweet 16
Sedona Prince of the Oregon Ducks drew national attention with a video she posted on social media showing the differences between workout amenities…
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Advocates for the elderly call on Biden administration to do more to vaccinate seniors against Covid-19
In early April, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention program that delivered Covid-19 vaccines to long-term care facilities should be…
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YPD: Chase bank robbery suspect admits to crimes
We’re learning new details about a Yuma man accused of robbing two banks in less than two…
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Gov. Ducey pushes to reverse Proposition 208
Back in November, Arizona voters passed Proposition 208. It raises taxes on the state’s wealthiest residents to fund public schools. Gov. Doug Ducey…
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Gun industry prepares for a surge in demand after back-to-back mass shootings
(CNN, KYMA) – After mass shootings in Boulder and Atlanta that killed 18 people in the span of a single week, lawmakers are once again calling for…
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Defense Department watchdog finds former auditor general of the Navy ‘engaged in a pervasive and egregious pattern’ of sexual harassment
The Department of Defense Office of the Inspector General found that former Auditor General of the Navy Ronnie J. Booth “engaged in a pervasive and…
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North Korea fires two ballistic missiles, senior US official says
North Korea launched two ballistic missiles on Thursday, according to an intelligence assessment, a senior US official tells…
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The Olympic flame starts its final leg to Tokyo. Some suggest this day should never have come
It was meant to be a curtain-raiser for thousands of sports fans, a celebration of Japan’s recovery from nuclear disaster 10 years ago that would…
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Calexico 10 Theatres reopening Friday
Moviegoers will be met with temperature checks at the door and a smile. After going dark due to the pandemic, Calexico 10 Theatres will pull the…
Continue ReadingPeople line the streets of Boulder to honor slain police Officer Eric Talley
Boulder, Colorado, continued to mourn slain Officer Eric Talley on Wednesday. Hundreds lined the streets as a hearse transferred his body from the…
Continue Reading US will see 27 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine this week, White House says
A total of 27 million Covid-19 vaccine doses will be distributed across the United States this week, the White House said Wednesday. So far about a…
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Plan for a second border wall in Calexico axed
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) says plans for a secondary border wall system project are no longer in the works.…
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Pot of oil sets house on fire
Two people are left without a home after their attic catches…
Continue Reading Counties with large Asian, Black or Hispanic populations had higher number of Covid-19 cases, CDC says
Counties in the United States with large Black, Asian and Hispanic populations were hit harder by Covid-19 in the early months of the pandemic,…
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