District 11 Rep. Mark DeSaulnier released a statement Friday, Jan. 13 declaring that he will not be attending President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration Jan. 20 due to him not being able to “sit...
As Election Day gets closer, the decision of who will be the Ward 5 Trustee is closing in on voters in the area. Whether it be incumbent Greg Enholm or challenger Fernando Sandoval, both candidates want...
The accusations continue to pile up around Donald Trump.
Just a few days after he defended his so-called “locker room talk” on a national debate stage by invoking the specter of ISIS, even more women...
Many pundits declared Indiana governor Mike Pence to be the winner of Monday night’s vice presidential debate in what many of the same pundits deemed to be a sort of ‘battle of America’s dads,’...
This 2016 election season is shaping up to be one of the most controversial in U.S. history, with two candidates -- the first woman representing a major party and an unconventional business man with a...
An 11th-hour challenger has turned what was initially an uncontested election into a full-fledged race, giving Contra Costa County Ward 5 voters the opportunity this November to choose who they want for...
This June, Californians have the opportunity to advocate for momentous change.
On Tuesday, June 7, we will choose between a candidate who embodies nearly every negative aspect of the Democratic Party...
Students gathered in the Outdoor Quad Thursday, May 5 for Rock the Vote to make a bold statement about the importance of going out to vote during the upcoming primary and presidential elections.
Members...
With the California presidential primary election coming up on June 7, people young and old are registering to vote, because in this day and age, everyone is given a chance to “make a difference” in...
With the California presidential primary election coming up June 7, people young and old are registering to vote, because in this day and age, everyone is given a chance to “make a difference” in America,...
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