Regional & State News

As the CCP sends evil messages to the West, so too should the West flood autocracies with inspiring messages of freedom.

Rep. Henry Cueller’s former campaign manager and a consultant have pleaded guilty.

The ruling allows Mr. Cuomo to continue holding onto the $5 million in profits from his book deal.

Reps. Barbara Lee and Katie Porter say he’s the right choice for California.

Civil rights organizations argue that the Iowa law encroaches upon the sole authority of the federal government.

Police said that a large group of people ‘wearing masks and in possession of metal pipes’ were seen at a university building on May 6.

Most said children in their local public schools fell behind academically during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Thousands of Falun Gong practitioners will participate in a parade in New York City on May 10 to celebrate World Dafa Day.

Trump shared legal commentary before court and told reporters if he said ‘one wrong word’ they would take him to jail.

Drugs pouring over the border present a geopolitical concern with China being the main producer of precursor chemicals that are needed to make fentanyl.

‘It is one of the most dangerous resolutions that I’ve ever seen introduced in this body,’ Minority Chair Bryan Cutler said.

The motion comes after Attorney General Merrick Garland signed the ATF’s final rule.

For most households, the charge will rise from about $10 to $24. One official says the hike will ‘help propel us toward our decarbonization goals.’

Karen Lombardo was a teacher for 30 years and had a significant following in the city, Vince Lombardo said.

President-elect Jose Mulino vows to close the infamous Darién Gap route to hundreds of thousands of migrants heading to the United States.

The revision to be released on Friday should offer more insight into the ’tough choices’ made to tame the state’s financial woes.

The aim is to get more restaurants and residents signed up by starting them out with a bin and up to nine months of service.

The 13-year-olds were picked up in Bell Gardens and taken to a Lynwood home, where they were allegedly forced to engage in sex and pose for photos.