Trump States That DC Will Not Become a Sanctuary City While He Is in Charge
Trump Declares Stance Against Sanctuary City Policies in D.C. On Monday, President Donald Trump announced that he would not permit Washington, D.C. to revert to its previous status as a sanctuary city that does not collaborate with federal immigration authorities. Trump labeled the situation a national emergency, stating he is prepared to once again integrate […]
Experienced politician will contest Kenneth Mejia for Los Angeles city controller.
Isador Hall Challenges Kenneth Mejia in Controller Race Former Compton City Council member and state legislator Isador Hall has officially kicked off his campaign to run against Los Angeles city controller Kenneth Mejia. Mejia, who brought a fresh energy to the normally stable controller position during the 2022 elections, recently declared his intention to seek […]
City Council recognizes a key figure in Los Angeles’ Mexican cultural heritage
Celebrating a Cultural Legacy Some names resonate deeply within the Los Angeles community, serving as beloved institutions that evoke a sense of nostalgia even among those who haven’t set foot in their establishments. Think of iconic places like Tommy’s Burgers, Frederick’s of Hollywood, and Nate ‘n Al’s, to name a few. And, of course, there’s […]
Baird’s “flawless history” results in higher costs and fewer benefits for families in Alexander City
Mayor Woody Baird claims he has “a perfect record to run.” However, in Alexander City, where families pay close to $100 a month for 5,000 gallons of water, compared to just $36 nearby in Auburn, those words start to feel quite ironic. Records show that an ordinance passed in September 2021 increased basic sewer fees […]
Sedona City Council urges Mayor Scott Jablow to step down to rebuild trust
Sedona City Council Condemns Mayor Scott Jablow, Calls for Resignation The Sedona City Council took formal action against Mayor Scott Jablow on September 10, publicly condemning him and urging his resignation. The resolution passed with a vote of 5-2, with only councillors Derek Pfaf and Jabrow opposing it. Despite the council’s decision, Jablow stated that […]
Tuba City Experiences a Setback
Tuba City faced a tough defeat against Ganado in September 2024, and things didn’t get any better for them on Friday. The Warriors narrowly lost, with a final score of 13-12 against the Hornets. Now, they’ve racked up two losses in a row. On the field, Tuba City struggled at quarterback, managing only four passes […]
College Students in DC Surprised That More People Won’t Oppose Trump’s Efforts to Make the City Safer
Student Protest Against National Guard in D.C. A student from Howard University took a stand on Tuesday against President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard, even as many acknowledged a reduction in crime due to their presence. Approximately 100 students congregated on campus, chanting slogans like “Free DC” and “Free Howard” for about […]
Chicago Bears Abandon Plans for New Downtown Stadium Due to Conflict with City
Chicago Bears Consider Relocation to Arlington Heights Chicago is facing some tough times with its sports team, especially regarding the Bears. They recently suffered another loss in a Monday Night Football game against the Minnesota Vikings. But it’s not just about the score; there’s a bigger issue looming. For quite some time, the Bears have […]
GOP senator seeks to extend ‘Music City Loop’
The Music City Loop, an initiative by Elon Musk’s boring company, is taking shape in a state-owned parking lot near the Capitol. This project aims to create a tunnel linking Nashville International Airport to various points around the city for Tesla electric vehicles. Republican Senator Mark Pody of Nashville has expressed that his initial fears […]
City Council in Nogales Sets 15-Mile Residency Requirement for City Manager Applicants
The City of Nogales conducted a regular meeting on September 3, 2025, where local officials addressed notable revisions to the residency requirements for mayoral candidates. The discussion primarily centered around changes that would permit city managers to live up to 15 miles outside of the city limits, a move seen as a response to the […]