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Officials at Safe Yakima Valley have started an educational campaign to prevent the overdose deaths.

Time to talk to your kids about the danger of alcohol

This month the campaign is focusing on Marijuana because this is marijuana prevention month according to officials with Safe Yakima Valley.

It's called Safe Yakima Valley.

Jade says that Kelsie is someone who listens to her talk about school, and gives her great advice. When asked about something she learned from her mentor, Jade said she learned that “it’s okay to be sad and talk about it.” She said that Kelsie helps her process life and find solutions to her challenges.

You have from now until September 28th, National Good Neighbor Day, to log your hours and be entered in the drawing for incredible prizes. Ready, set, let's go!

National Night Out events across the country are designed to encourage communities to develop healthy partnerships with their local police officers.

Safe Yakima Valley is putting on a job fair this Monday in Yakima aimed at high school students. Their goal is to place 100 kids with part-time jobs over the summer.

The weather has taken a turn, not just for the better but for the incredible. Record warm temperatures pulls us all outside including those with evil intent.  In the past couple of week Yakima has seen a number of homicides, Union Gap had a fatal shooting and a couple of drive by shootings were reported in the lower valley...

The 7th annual “100 Jobs for 100 Kids” program is set for Monday April 15 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm at the Southeast Yakima Community Center (1211 S. 7th Street). David Rolfe Executive Director of Safe Yakima Valley which is helping to coordinate the even says Between 300-400 kids will be offered at no charge: job readiness classes, mock interviews, resume and application coaching, food handler cards