Sunset Supervisor Quits After One Week Over Dead Mice and Tax Dodge Texts
Isabella Alcaraz's historic appointment as San Francisco's first Filipina American supervisor lasted exactly seven days before text messages surfaced allegedly showing she'd paid workers under the table and left her pet store filled with hundreds of dead mice. Mayor Daniel Lurie's vetting process is now under scrutiny as the city scrambles to find yet another District 4 supervisor.
Tense Deadlock in Carson City as Nevada Lawmakers Battle Over $1.4 Billion Film Tax Credit Bill
The Nevada Legislature's special session faced tension over a contentious $1.4 billion film tax credit bill, resulting in a deadlocked vote and ongoing debate about its economic impact and urgency.
Justice Department Targets UC Berkeley Amid Turning Point USA Rally Ruckus: FBI Joins Probe into Violent Clash and Free Speech Turmoil
The DOJ is investigating UC Berkeley after a protest at a Turning Point USA event, focusing on the university's response and potential Antifa involvement.
Colorado Governor Polis Criticizes Federal Crackdown on Hemp Industry, Citing Economic and Innovative Setbacks
Gov. Polis criticizes a federal vote limiting hemp, stressing its economic impact on Colorado and historical significance, calling the decision a step back for job growth and innovation.
Baton Rouge Native Andrew Kilshaw Appointed as Louisiana's New Multimodal Commerce Commissioner
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry appointed Andrew Kilshaw as the Commissioner of the OMC, with aims to enhance the state's transportation network. Kilshaw will focus on integrating various transport modes to boost economic growth.
Cuyahoga County Launches Specialized Support Unit for Justice-Impacted Veterans
Cuyahoga County reopens a dedicated Veterans Housing Unit to support justice-impacted veterans with specialized care, including mental health services and substance abuse treatment, facilitating their societal reintegration.
Moultrie County Sees Repeat Equalization Factor of 1.0000 for Property Assessments By IDOR
The Illinois Department of Revenue issued a tentative property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000 for Moultrie County, indicating consistent property assessments and tax burdens, similar to the previous year.












