Assemblyman Anthony Rendon’s wife’s non-profits received a major donation boost after he became Speaker
Written by Natalia Toliver Ever heard the saying, “Actions speak louder than words?” Well since Anthony Rendon, a Democrat, rose…
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Office of Congressman Issa to Host Information Sessions on Federal Student Aid and USDA Rural Development Programs
Washington, D.C. — The Office of Congressman Darrell Issa (CA-50) is pleased to announce two upcoming virtual community information sessions…
Youth sports can resume in San Diego following judge’s ruling
Written by Miguel Palacios Lockdowns and quarantines have been the norm since last March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As…
San Diego Workforce Partnership expands Construction Career Jumpstart program
Written by Elina Liner In light of the high unemployment and ravaged economy due to Gov. Newsom’s COVID-19 lockdowns, San…
Hackers obtain 20 months worth of data in yet another DMV breach
Written by Natalia Toliver Following a significant DMV breach in late 2019, in which thousands of customer’s Social Security numbers…
California is the only state that is still keeping indoor gyms closed
California is the only state in the entire country that has yet to reopen indoor gyms. Governor Newsom has chosen…
Democrat Lawmakers push forward on reopening schools, without Newsom’s support
Written by Urvi Sakurikar On Thursday, California legislators unveiled a bill detailing plans for school reopenings, without the support of…
Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Delivers Progressive State of the County Address, declares “new focus on equity”
Written by Justin Culetu Chair of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors Nathan Fletcher delivered his first State of…
Issa Challenges Newsom to Remake State’s Flawed Vaccine Scheduling
Washington, D.C. — Congressman Darrell Issa (CA–50) sent a letter to California Governor Gavin Newsom to urgently address California’s needlessly…
Tax hike on employers isn’t necessary as state enjoys revenue windfall
By Peter Blocker, first published on Cal Matters California’s state government has so much money it could be constitutionally required…