Bajo El Sol

Bajo El Sol made its debut on November 7, 1991, as a tabloid-style publication. Since then, it has become the top Hispanic newspaper in Yuma County, serving the Spanish-speaking community. The content of Under The Sun is crafted by and for Spanish speakers, focusing on important topics such as the economy, health, entertainment, heritage, culture, education, and family matters.

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Nebraska is the latest state to ban transgender students from girls' sports

4 days ago | yumasun.com | Margery Beck

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed into law Wednesday a measure banning transgender students from girls’ sports, making the state the latest to keep transgender athletes from competing on women’s and girls’ teams. Pillen signed the law flanked by dozens of lawmakers, women athletes and other advocates — including former collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines, who has made a name for herself as a vocal advocate of banning transgender athletes from women’s sports.
Machado and Padres rally to beat Giants in 10 innings again, 3-2

4 days ago | yumasun.com | Michael Wagaman

SAN FRANCISCO – Manny Machado had four hits, including a two-run single that tied the score with two outs in the ninth inning, and Jake Cronenworth drove in the go-ahead run in the 10th as the San Diego Padres rallied past the San Francisco Giants 3-2 on Tuesday night. One day after winning the series opener 1-0 in 10 innings, the Padres needed extras again.
Guest column: Don’t reform FEMA, rebuild it

5 days ago | yumasun.com | Peter Roff

The guy who wrote the song was wrong. It does rain in California. Often. When it does, it often comes in torrents, leaving local leaders in a pickle. They’re not prepared for the disasters these storms leave behind in their wake and must turn to others for help. That was the situation in January of 2023, when the board members of the Santa Maria Water Conservation District noticed above-average, torrential rainfall was filling the usually dry Twitchell Reservoir to a point beyond its capacity.
AP PHOTOS: The U.S. Women's Open

6 days ago | yumasun.com | Matt York |Jeff Roberson |Jeff Roberson

ERIN, Wis. (AP) — The U.S. Women’s Open concluded Sunday at Erin Hills in Wisconsin. Maja Stark of Sweden won her first major championship. This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
Gethsemani lawsuit costs San Luis over $246K

1 week ago | yumasun.com | Cesar Neyoy

By the end of June, the City of San Luis will have spent $246,444 defending a lawsuit filed by the Gethsemani Baptist Church for alleged violations of religious freedoms. On Wednesday, City Attorney Kay Macuil requested approval of a $105,000 transfer to cover $80,000 for future legal services through June 30. This amount includes $15,000 to cover a negative balance for services from her office (not related to the case) and $10,000 for legal contingencies through next month.
Editor’s Notebook: Craving a more disconnected world?

1 week ago | yumasun.com | Mara Knaub

Every week I get a notification telling me how much “screen time” I spent on my phone. I practically live with the phone in my hand. But to be fair, it comes with the job. I don’t think I’m alone though. Nowadays, it’s typical for most everyone to leave home with at least two objects in hand – keys and phone. I have my phone always with me because I have to be accessible to reporters and the community 24/7.
Joe Orduño Park to be equipped with inclusive play equipment

1 week ago | yumasun.com | Cesar Neyoy

Inclusive play elements are being added to Joe Orduño Park in San Luis. The Parks and Recreation Department received approval to add the equipment. The investment of $58,828 is being funded through donations from the Cocopah Tribe and Campesinos Sin Fronteras. An accessible carousel will be installed in the park, located north of César Chávez Boulevard. The carousel is designed to accommodate up to two wheelchair users along with other children without mobility devices.
First Take: Still learning new words

1 week ago | yumasun.com | Mara Knaub

Occasionally I run into new words that make me go “huh?” Our Comings & Goings column recently ran an item about a new sports club coming to the old Sears building. Yes! Finally after so many years of being vacant. And, finally, we have confirmation of the rumors we’ve been hearing for a while now. But I digress … the new tenant will be a padel and pickleball club. My first thought was “padel? Is that a misspelling?” But a part of my brain thought it’s right.
Alejandra Payán: Local Talent, National Pride

1 week ago | yumasun.com | Cesar Neyoy

Local martial artist Alejandra Payán once again shined in Para-Karate by earning another bronze medal at the Pan American Games. It was during the international tournament held in Monterrey, Mexico, from May 19 to 25, where the student from Partida Karate Academy (PKA) took third place in the kata competition, facing opponents from Mexico, Canada, and Chile. A member of the U.S. National Para-Karate Team, Alejandra won in two rounds of competition and placed second in just one.
Arizona court strikes down $15.3 million rodeo gift

1 week ago | yumasun.com | Bob Christie

PHOENIX – The Arizona Legislature violated the state constitution’s Gift Clause in 2023 when it earmarked $15.3 million for the nonprofit foundation that runs the Prescott Frontier Days rodeo, a judge has ruled. The decision from Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Scott Blaney permanently bars state Treasurer Kimberly Yee from sending the money to the group.