Oct 23, 2009 | Yuma Sun
Further budget cutbacks to state law enforcement agencies could mean losing 350 to 570 positions at the Arizona Department of Public Safety, with the majority them being Highway Patrol officers, some of whom will be from Yuma's District 4. "The specific number of positions that will be lost in the Yuma area is difficult to figure out right now," ...
Alert: ADOT to close MVD offices, 13 rest stops to cut $100 million
The Arizona Department of Transportation has announced plans to shut down 13 highway rest areas, consider closing 12 Motor Vehicle Division offices, defer $370 million in highway construction projects and cut 10 percent of its staff.
Yuma man killed in motorcycle accident
A 58-year-old Yuma man was killed Tuesday when he crashed his motorcycle into the rear of a pickup near Dateland.
Nation has need for old and new energy sources
Normally, energy projects take an extended amount of time to jump through all the regulatory hurdles necessary to receive approvals, so it was a bit of a surprise to see a proposed solar energy project in Yuma County move quickly to its final governmental approval this week.
In what could be the first of many, a planned solar plant is one step closer to coming to Dateland, and Yuma County officials say they're excited.
BP agents arrest 1, recover stolen vehicle
Border Patrol agents assigned to the Wellton station arrested one person and recovered a stolen vehicle after the driver led agents on a short vehicle pursuit Tuesday night.
Public hearing Mon. for proposed licensing fee
A proposed fee increase for the Humane Society of Yuma could have residents paying more if they don't keep Fido's license current.
Man who died in interstate rollover identified
The man who died in a rollover accident Sunday along Interstate 8 has been identified as 77-year-old Ponnambalan Govindarajan of India.
Multiple ways to recycle around Yuma County
Ever wonder how to recycle your plastics and other materials in Yuma County? The county has transfer sites, or places where residents can bring items to recycle - and it's free.
Dateland updated: new travel center
A small cafe was opened in 1965 along the highway about a hundred miles east of Yuma and quickly gained a reputation for its date milkshakes.
Robin Recommends: Ghost towns, shakes
When you hear "ghost town," chances are images of abandoned buildings and dusty streets littered with tumbleweeds come to mind.
Masons' Bikes for Books program rewards 36 elementary kids
It was an afternoon of squeals and wheels inside a gymnasium filled with kids last Saturday when local Masons held their annual bike giveaway.
Chandler woman wins $2.3 million lottery
Chandler resident Tonya Lococo has won $2.3 million in "The Pick" drawing of the Arizona Lottery.
For the first time in more than 60 years, parishioners of First Southern Baptist Church of Wellton will be raising their prayers to heaven from a new location.
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