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An estimated 18,000 people came out to enjoy live music performances, and grab some food and drinks Wednesday night. The post Mariachi Night in Brawley brings large crowd appeared first on KYMA .
IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA) — A local family is turning unimaginable heartbreak into a mission to save lives. Following the tragic loss of Francilia Jadine Garcia, her loved ones are honoring her memory and working to protect other expecting mothers through the non-profit: Francilia’s Twice the Love Foundation. Garcia passed away in April 2025, just The post Imperial County family honors late mother of twins through maternal health foundation appeared first on KYMA .
Veterans, military families, city officials, and community members gathered to commemorate Veterans Day with ceremonies at Evergreen Cemetery and Bucklin Park, where the city of El Centro unveiled the new East Memorial Wall at the Veterans Monument, recognizing sixteen Imperial Valley veterans whose names were added to the memorial. The...
Imperial County has one of the highest rates of childhood asthma in the entire country, with one in five diagnosed with the condition. The post SPECIAL REPORTS: Imperial County childhood asthma rates are highest in the country appeared first on KYMA .
CALEXICO — During its meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 4, the Calexico City Council did not approve a professional services agreement with David Volz Design Landscape Architecture, Inc. meant for Adrian C. Cordova Park’s redesign project. The council also discussed an item regarding a payment installment program, and a...
EL CENTRO — El Centro’s Mayor Mike Crankshaw gave the 2026 State of the City Address on Thursday, Nov. 5, emphasizing a special theme of “Past, Present and Future.”. “This State of the City is simply defined as ‘Where were we, where are we and where are we going?’” Crankshaw declared. “I stand before you as the mayor of this great city, but what does that mean? … I selected the theme ‘Past, Present and Future’ to remember how far we’ve come as a community and to consider the uncertainty that we all have right now.”