Ta Lese Morrow, Publisher, Carson Compas & Inland Valley News Statewide — California civil rights leaders, elected officials, and legal advocates are sounding the alarm over what they describe as
Carson, CA — The City of Carson’s Public Information Office, with advisory support from the Public Relations Commission, hosted the highly anticipated “Why I Like Carson” Essay Contest Awards Ceremony
A packed room at the Carson Community Center as residents gathered to voice concerns over the proposed Project Homekey development during a town hall with county officials. / Photo Credit:
Statewide — The June 2, 2026, primary election will test the voter appeal of Black political candidates in California, where Black residents make up about 6.5% of the population. At
Councilmember Arleen Rojas Editor’s Note: At The Carson Compass, we believe leadership is about more than policy—it’s about people. Our Leadership Profile Series introduces the individuals shaping Carson’s future, highlighting
The California Republican Party on April 30 unveiled a new statewide policy initiative — the “California Promise” — alongside a dedicated website and announcement video aimed at shaping voter engagement
In today’s uncertain economy, more Americans are becoming intentional about how they spend and save. Rising costs—from groceries to housing—continue to strain household budgets, even as incomes increase. Yet, many
