Yuma City Council

In this week's Arizona Edition, we look at the flu season in Yuma. And a program that serves students at Arizona Western College gives a funding update. Finally, Henry Valenzuela is running for Yuma City Council.

Federal transit dollars require a dollar-for-dollar match from local governments, money YCIPTA has been unable to secure.

Henry Valenzuela is a Yuma City Council candidate who was born and raised here with deep family roots and a lifetime of service to this community. We talked about his reasons for running for City Council, his focus on public safety, smart and responsible growth, and why investing in youth sports and recreation matters for Yuma’s future.

We were joined by Tad Zavodsky, Neighborhood Services Specialist and NLA Coordinator with the City of Yuma. Tad helps lead the NLA (Neighborhood Leadership Academy) — a program that gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at how the city runs. We’ll talk about his journey, what the academy teaches, and how people can get involved. There are only a few spots left in the class. The City of Yuma is now accepting applications for the 2026 Academy sessions.

We update final numbers for Yuma and San Luis city councils and races in state House and Senate for our area. Each jurisdiction will make results "official" at upcoming meetings.

Also, three incumbents win re-election in Somerton and top 6 for San Luis city council move to November.

Results from a special election held on Tuesday, November 7 show Yumans rejecting pay raises for Mayor and City Council members.

The Yuma City Council postponed the introduction of an ordinance Wednesday night designed to update the city’s “antiquated” weapons code. The code update…

UPDATED NOV. 5: Preliminary results have been released in the Yuma City Council election.Total Ballots Cast: 7,079Councilmember Ballots Cast Percentage of…

After a nationwide search that lasted months, the City of Yuma has selected its next City Administrator.Philip Rodriguez was chosen from more than 30…