YFD recognizes new firefighter graduates
Ten new recruit firefighters graduated Tuesday from the Yuma Fire Department six-week orientation academy . YFD said the orientation academy included…
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Teen injured at sand dunes during Thanksgiving week
Imperial Valley REACH Air Medical Services officials said they were busy this past Thanksgiving holiday. Donnie Wharton, REACH official, said,…
Continue ReadingSan Luis Port of Entry to be evaluated for its environmental impact
The General Services Administration (GSA) is notifying the public that an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will be made for the San Luis I Land…
Continue ReadingSerious accidents at the sand dunes over Thanksgiving week
A teenager is severely injured in a sand dunes accident over Thanksgiving week. Sheriff’s Office repored that the teenager was riding an ATV on…
Continue ReadingReport states Rep. Grijalva paid off former female employee over $48K
U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva reportedly paid more than $48,000 to a female employee after she quit his office after three months. She left the Washington,…
Continue ReadingTopic of the Day: Countdown to Tax Reform
13 On Your Side wants to know your thoughts: It’s coming down to the wire to pass the much anticipated Tax Reform bill before the end of the…
Continue Reading“Spirit of Christmas” to be hosted at Cibola High School
The Yuma Orchestra Association will be hosting the “Spirit of Christmas” show this Saturday, Dec. 2nd at 6:30 p.m. at Cibola High School.…
Continue ReadingJury selection continues for Yuma man accused of Lin’s Grand Buffet murder
Jury selection continued Tuesday in the trial of the Yuma man accused of first-degree murder. Modesto Cortes Serrillo was back in court Tuesday.…
Continue ReadingYPD accepting applications for Citizens Police Academy
The Yuma Police Department is now accepting applications for their Citizens Police Academy, designed to educate citizens about YPD’s daily…
Continue ReadingFirst woman with Down Syndrome competes in Miss USA state pageant
A woman made history Sunday night when she became the first woman with Down syndrome to compete in a state Miss USA pageant. Mikayla Holmgren, 22, of…
Continue ReadingLO LTIMO: Oficial de Policia de Yuma enfrenta cargos formales
Un oficial de policía de Yuma fuera de servicio acusado de agresión sexual en San Diego hace dos meses ahora enfrenta cargos formales.…
Continue ReadingTwo-vehicle collision after driver fails to stop at intersection
Two vehicles collided after one of the drivers failed to stop at a stop sign at the intersection of Keystone and Austin Road at around 1:00 p.m.…
Continue ReadingYPD and CHP release Thanksgiving enforcement citation stats
The Yuma Police Department and California Highway Patrol conducted enforcement details during the week and weekend of the Thanksgiving holiday. YPD…
Continue ReadingBorder Patrol arrests convicted sex offender and MS-13 gang member
Border Patrol agents arrested a previously deported sex offender and an MS-13 gang member who attempted to enter the United States illegally Friday.…
Continue ReadingBorder Patrol agents locate meth inside pickup’s gas tank
Border Patrol agents arrested a man suspected of smuggling methamphetamine inside his pickup’s gas tank at the Highway 86 checkpoint Friday…
Continue ReadingEvents at the library: Week of November 27th
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 27 TH Library Family Feud On Wednesday, November 29th, the Heritage Library is hosting Library Family Feud! Gather a team of up to…
Continue ReadingAWC celebrates Native American Heritage Month on Nov. 29th
November is National Native American Heritage Month and the International Team, partnered with Northern Arizona University-Yuma Social Work students,…
Continue ReadingTopic of the Day: Shoppers buy a click at a time
13 On Your Side wants to know your thoughts: It’s become a consumer’s battle royale as Black Friday and Cyber Monday go head to head to…
Continue ReadingCity wants public’s help in fighting vandalism
Who’s usually stuck with paying for vandalism damage? Brawley City Mayor Sam Couchman said that sadly the taxpayer picks up the tab. A building…
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