L.A. County D.A’s Office reviews criminal case involving former Rep. Eric Swalwell
The case was forwarded to prosecutors on September 21 after an investigation by the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department.
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District 23 candidate Emilia Cortez talks cost of living and healthcare
Cortez said her experience working for the Quechan Tribe as an economic development specialist, along with her years serving on local boards, has prepared her to represent the community.
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NYC’s horse-drawn carriages ending soon
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin have agreed on a legislation to abolish horse-drawn carriage rides around the park. A vote on the proposal is expected this month.
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Federal judge issues decision on White House media ban
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly ruled Tuesday night MS NOW, CNN and Politico must retain access to the White House, indefinitely restoring their press credentials for now.
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President Trump calls off plans to livestream execution of Fort Hood shooter
Hasan is still set to be executed by firing squad on December 3 for killing 13 people and injuring another 32 during a 2009 shooting spree.
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Katie Zacharia holds first press conference as new White House Press Secretary
Katie Zacharia spent about 15 minutes at the podium, taking questions from reporters with Breitbart, Fox News and The Daily Mail.
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Matias Rosales runs for Mayor of San Luis, Arizona
Matias Rosales is a local realtor, but he is no stranger to politics as he served on the San Luis City Council for more than ten years.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs issues order to lower fuel costs for Yuma farmers and truckers
According to the Governor’s Office, the order will temporarily lift “on-highway restrictions on red-dyed diesel fuel for agricultural operations and increase the weight limit to 90,800 pounds for vehicles transporting agricultural goods on non-interstate highways.”
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President Trump, GOP candidates speak at rally in Arizona
The rally is part of President Trump’s month-long stint on the campaign trail for GOP candidates, which kicked off earlier this month.
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No term limits for Imperial County Board of Supervisors
During a regularly scheduled meeting, the board discussed the adoption of a resolution for imposing term limits for county supervisors.
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Luis Minor enters El Centro City Council race, targets fiscal transparency
With over 20 years deeply involved in regional community and business organizations, Minor plans to leverage his local network to foster collaboration between the city and surrounding municipalities.
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Javier Gonzalez runs for Imperial Valley Healthcare District Board
He said one of his main reasons for running is to ensure the responsible use of resources, and said he proposed conducting audits as well.
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California attorney general holds press conference on mail-in voting
According to NBC News, this was in regards to the security of mail-in voting, upcoming election deadlines, and and a state Department of Justice publication on voting access for people with disabilities.
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Brian De La Hoya runs for Gadsden Elementary School District Board
De La Hoya said his platform is focused on expanding educational opportunities for students, adding more programs and school events, and bringing more schools into the district.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns as U.S. Ambassador to Greece
U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle, once a top campaign surrogate for President Donald Trump, has resigned Tuesday amid a misconduct probe.
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Fred Beltran Sr., Calipatria Mayor Pro Tem, passes away
The City of Calipatria announced Mayor Pro Tem Fred Beltran Sr. passed away Friday. He was 72-years-old.
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El Centro firefighters back ‘Measure T’
The El Centro Firefighters Association is backing Measure T, which would raise the city’s sales tax by five cents.
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Meet Arizona House candidate Tiffany Byrne
Byrne said her time in the classroom helped shape her decision to run for office. She wants to focus on public school funding, teacher pay and support for students.
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Lizzie Cardenas challenges incumbent for Imperial Valley College Trustee Area 5 seat
Cardenas brings three decades of local public education experience to her campaign. She currently works as a school administrator at a TK-eighth grade campus and serves as a board member for the Meadow Union School District.
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Wyoming senator on midterm elections, lowering fuel costs and Kimberly Guilfoyle allegations
Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wy.) spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about the upcoming midterm elections, lowering fuel costs and allegations against Kimberly Guilfoyle.
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