Labor leader Dolores Huerta responds to abuse allegations against Cesar Chavez
Labor leader Dolores Huerta appeared to corroborate allegations of abuse against young women or minors by the late Cesar Chavez Wednesday, writing,…
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Man taken into custody after hiding under a bridge near Yuma Main Canal
The Arizona State Gang Police Task Force responded to a call involving a man hiding under a bridge near the Yuma Main Canal Tuesday…
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AWC Radiology student selected for 2026 ASRT Student to Leadership Development Program
Arizona Western College (AWC) says Ashley DeCorse has been selected for the 2026 American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) Student to…
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San Diego residents react as gas prices in California keep rising
Gas prices in California are up for 27 straight days. Now, residents are paying $1.04 more a gallon than a month…
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Federal judge orders Trump Administration to rehire 1,000 Voice of America employees
The same judge recently said the appointment of Kari Lake, who oversaw the job cuts as head of USAGM, violated federal law which threatened the…
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Postmaster general says USPS could run of cash by 2027
Steiner made those comments while testifying before the House Oversight Subcommittee on Government Operations, which oversees the independent…
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Venezuela downs United States 3-2 in WBC Championship
The World Baseball Classic championship came down to the final inning, as Venezuela edged the United States 3-2 to capture its first title in…
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San Luis cruises past Somerton to win sixth game in last seven
The San Luis Sidewinders delivered a dominant performance Tuesday, defeating the Somerton Toros baseball 10-0 in six…
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NBC 11 Sports: Sidewinders roll Toros 10-0 backed by strong bats
The San Luis Sidewinders beat the Somerton Toros 10-0 in six innings on Tuesday afternoon at The…
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CBS 13 SPORTS: Dewey and Matadors gearing up for round 1
Head coach Chelsea Dewey says the focus is on taking it one game at a time as the Matadors look to build on late-season momentum and make a run on…
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Historic heat wave brings dangerous triple-digit temperatures
A rare and dangerous March heat wave is taking hold across Yuma County and Imperial County, with temperatures soaring into the triple digits days…
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Shamrock Showdown highlights local talent, community support in Yuma
Amateur fighters from across Arizona and California stepped into the ring this weekend for the Shamrock Showdown Under the Lights, bringing energy,…
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FIRST ALERT: Tracking extreme and record heat Thursday-Sunday
An unseasonable ridge of pressure will lead to a big heat wave across the Desert Southwest, bringing in extreme heat, and we are also expected to…
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Arizona agribusiness leaders gather to discuss state’s farming and water future
The event provided a one-day forum for discussion on the current status and future of Arizona’s agriculture and water…
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Fiery RV crash near home leaves safety concerns
A recent RV fire that ended in a crash near the Mirada Del Sol neighborhood is raising new concerns about safety along S. Pacific…
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Keeping pets safe for triple digit heat
We aren’t the only ones vulnerable to heat related illnesses. So are our four-legged friends. Pet safety is a growing concern that shouldn’t take the…
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YFD responds to house fire on S. 12th Avenue
According to a press release, it happened in the area of S. 12th Avenue and W. 12th Street at around 1:30…
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City of Somerton’s Greater Days Festival happening this weekend
The Greater Days Festival, happening at Council Avenue Park, is commemorating 108 years of Somerton’s…
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Tadeo De La Hoya announces run for Mayor of San Luis, Arizona
He is currently a City Council member and President of the Gadsden School District Governing Board, and brings over 25 years of experience working in…
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Yuma County Recorder’s Office moves to a different building ahead of renovation
Starting next Monday, Yuma County Recorder David Lara says they will be moving down the street to the old Mexican Consulate Building on Main Street.…
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