Durazo Battles Crowded Field For Solis’s Eastside Power Seat
State Sen. María Elena Durazo is the early favorite to replace Hilda Solis in L.A.’s sprawling 1st District, but a crowded field and a half‑cent health tax make June’s primary unpredictable.
Anaheim's John Seymour, Last GOP U.S. Senator, Dies At 88
John Seymour, a onetime Anaheim mayor and the last Republican to represent California in the U.S. Senate, died April 18 at 88. He later led housing nonprofits in Southern California.
Westminster Installs Charlie Kirk Way Signs Amid Protests
Westminster has installed ceremonial “Charlie Kirk Way” plates beneath All American Way at its Civic Center, a move approved last fall that has drawn both praise and protest. Local leaders say it honors free speech while critics call it divisive.
U.S. Puts Sinaloa Power Players On Notice After Methanol Plant Showcase
At a Los Mochis plant ceremony, the U.S. ambassador warned Washington could escalate anti‑corruption measures against Mexican officials, a move that could reshape trade and investment.












