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Priscila Ruedas, a write-in candidate for Yuma City Council, said she would prioritize “centering the everyday Yuman” by involving residents in decisions on growth, heat mitigation and services for immigrant and low-income families.

A member of the Tohono O’odham Nation, Van Why said family and community service are central to his identity.

Nicholls, who has served since January 2014, told KAWC he approaches his time in office “one term at a time."

Challenger Carlos Adams presses for new‑generation leadership in Yuma.

In a tweet, Monday, Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholls said Migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. are being released in Yuma and San Luis - again. In a tweet, Monday,…