Submit your “Back the Blue” photo for a chance to win two Front Row Pavillion seat for the Aug. 6, 2025 game which is the Shohei Ohtani World Series Ring game. Post your photo and then ...

Recent La Mirada High graduate Angelyna Conde poses with the Triple Crown Sports International Challenge Silver Bracket Championship trophy after Team Mexico defeated Team Israel 8-5 this past ...

As families across Southern California looking forward to celebrating America’s birthday during the upcoming Fourth of July weekend, it’s important to know that it’s OK to have fun under the sun, ...

Congresswoman Linda T. Sánchez (D-Whittier) delivered a blistering speech on the House floor Thursday morning, condemning the Republican-backed tax and ...

By Brian Hews Cerritos Councilmember and longtime community leader Mark Pulido has stormed out of the gate in his campaign for California’s 67th Assembly District, raising nearly ...

By Brian Hews Memo to the political editors at the New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, and every outlet still pretending we’re playing by 1990s political norms:  Donald Trump is not ...

By Brian Hews In the wake of intensifying federal immigration raids across Southern California, the City of Lakewood has issued a rare and strongly worded public statement, addressing ...

Introduction The flashing lights of a casino, the spinning reels, and the tantalizing possibility of hitting the jackpot – it’s no wonder slot machines hold such a strong allure. For years, ...

In 2025, California residents will continue to face serious financial difficulties. According to Business Insider, the average debt per resident exceeds $87,000, ...

By Brian Hews Senator Lisa Murkowski wants you to believe her vote was “difficult.” That she agonized over it. That she did what was best for Alaska. Don’t buy it. What she did was ...

By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on X This is the fourth part in a series of area schools involved in the upcoming Foothill Area releaguing that will begin for the 2026-2027 school year.

Two talented youth from the Gateway Cities will soon be swapping textbooks for talking points as they head to Washington, D.C ...