Former Colorado county clerk found guilty of vote tampering has sentence reduced by Democratic governor
Tina Peters’ Sentence Commuted by Colorado Governor Tina Peters, previously sentenced to eight years in prison for giving unauthorized access to voting machines during the 2020 presidential election, is set to be released soon. Colorado’s Democratic Governor, Jared Polis, announced the commutation while expressing concerns about the implications for free speech. “I learned and grew […]
Dallas County Sheriff Marian Brown challenges Paxton’s ICE deadline
Texas Attorney General Demands Compliance from Dallas County Sheriff Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently urged Dallas County Sheriff Marian Brown to adhere to a new state law that compels her to collaborate with federal immigration authorities. He warned that legal action could be on the table if she fails to comply. Paxton has initiated […]
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos survives attempt to remove him amid Nancy Guthrie case
A proposal to oust Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos didn’t gain traction at the Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday night. However, the board did agree to refer allegations of perjury against him to the state attorney general’s office, following scrutiny of his record and his management of the Nancy Guthrie case. Republican Steve Christie […]
Sheriff Chris Nanos remains in his position as the county sends perjury claims to the Attorney General.
A recent Board of Supervisors meeting in Pima County ended without a resolution to remove Sheriff Chris Nanos, even though a motion was made to declare the position vacant. Republican Steve Christie initiated the discussion on replacing Nanos, but the proposal didn’t gain any support, so it ultimately failed. In a twist, Democrat Rex Scott […]
Santa Clara County files a lawsuit against Meta for ‘actively’ deceiving Californians
Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Fraudulent Ads Santa Clara County has filed a lawsuit against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, alleging that the tech giant has “knowingly” enabled and profited from billions of fraudulent advertisements. The county uncovered internal documents showing that Meta generated $7 billion by displaying deceptive ads to users on its platforms, […]
LGBTQ activists are angry that a California county ended a Pride Month display at a public library due to a bookmark.
California County Library Drama Over LGBTQ Bookmark A mother found out that her seventh-grade child received a bookmark promoting LGBTQ issues, which led her to email county supervisors and ignite a contentious discussion. In her message to Fresno County Supervisor Gary Bredefeld, she alleged that a woman had given a presentation in English class and […]
L.A. County mayor steps down following federal accusation of being a Chinese agent
Arcadia Mayor Resigns Amid Federal Charges Arcadia’s Mayor, Eileen Wang, has stepped down from her position on the City Council following the unveiling of serious federal criminal charges against her. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has accused Wang of being an unregistered agent for the Chinese government. Allegations indicate she utilized her political influence […]
Los Angeles County mayor steps down amid federal accusations of being a Chinese agent
Arcadia Mayor Resigns Amid Federal Charges Arcadia’s Mayor Eileen Wang has stepped down from the City Council following federal allegations of acting unlawfully as a Chinese agent. The Department of Justice disclosed that Wang was charged for “acting as an illegal agent of the People’s Republic of China.” This raises concerns, as she was purportedly […]
Marin County high school anger regarding the censorship of a student newspaper
Press Freedom Battle at Marin County High School Newspaper The Redwood Bark, the high school newspaper at Redwood High School in Larkspur, Northern California, has become the focal point of a growing conflict over press freedom, with various advocacy groups stepping in to offer their support. Recently, the newspaper faced significant local backlash related to […]
Close to 600 Ballots Were Not Counted After Being Missed in Drop Box in California County
Unopened Ballots Found in California County Post-Election Recently, Humboldt County in Northern California faced scrutiny after approximately 600 unopened ballots were found, which election officials deemed “unacceptable.” The Humboldt County Elections Department noted that 596 sealed ballots intended for the statewide special election in November were discovered at the bottom of a locked drop box. […]