Democracy Dies in Darkness: CA Senate Ignores Calls for Greater Press Access
“The Senate and its Chief Executive Administrator Erika Contreras decided to shove us in a back corner and give these desks to staff,” said KCRA’s...
Month : March 2025
“We’re Losing”: Gov. Gavin Newsom Debates with Charlie Kirk About the State of the Democratic Party and California Since President Trump’s Re-Election
When stress tested about Democrats staggeringly losing support, Governor Newsom responded “I don’t mind losing, sometimes you lose on principle. Not everything is political.” California...
Pre-Oscar Party Gossip exposes Former VP Harris’ intent to run for CA Governor
“I am staying in this fight,” Harris told friends in private conversations and gatherings. Former Vice President Kamala Harris is rumored to be considering a...
Santa Ana’s Industrial Moratorium Threatens Job Losses and “Devastating Financial Losses” for Businesses
The Renaissance Plan and subsequent industrial moratorium serves as “a reminder that nice-sounding and well-intentioned ‘justice’ legislation can lead to far-reaching injustices,” writes one columnist....
Rep. Dave Min Slammed for “Pitiful” Post Calling Press Secretary Leavitt a “Fake Christian”
“I think it’s pitiful for an elected member of Congress to say that about a woman who he’s never even met,” Leavitt responded. Mere days...
Capistrano Unified Faces Civil Rights Complaint for Forcing Students to Share Rooms Based on “Gender Identity,” Not Sex
“California’s schools are sending a clear message to parents: you don’t have the right to know if your child is sharing a sleeping space with...