EXCLUSIVE: Remembering Celine Carreno
News 11 s Crystal Jimenez speaks with the slain toddler s family ahead of the anniversary of her death
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Coming up on the six year anniversary of Celine Matus Carreno s death, her grandmother celebrates justice and remembers her granddaughter for the happy little girl she was.
Nancy Matsumoto says Celine was like any other toddler, and she has so many great memories of her. Every day was like a treat, a gift. Matsumoto says.
Until her life was tragically taken by her step-father who was found guilty of her murder this year.
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IMPERIAL, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) - A world-wide phenomenon in our backyard is causing quite the controversy, and state officials aren t exactly sure how to completely handle the situation.
First discovered in 1953, this moving geyser wasn t much of a concern. More than 60 years later in 2016, it inched closer to Union Pacific Railroad and State Route 111, causing both to be relocated.
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The geyser currently sits between the state route and railroad in Imperial County near Niland. It moves an average of 10 feet per month, that s about 4 inches per day!