A proposed California ballot initiative would eliminate the state’s open primary election system and restore partisan primaries for congressional and statewide offices, reopening a long-running debate over voter choice and
Carson, CA — When Will Jefferson talks about finance, he does not just talk numbers. He talks preparation, transparency, and people. Jefferson, who now oversees the City of Carson’s financial
L-R: Danielle Hasley, City of Carson PIO Analyst; Margie Revilla-Garcia, City of Carson PIO Manager; and Leslie Gervasio, NAGC President. Carson, CA — The City of Carson’s Public Information Office
Wendy is the Purpose Partner helping women go from Crossroads to Confidence, from Shaken to Unshakable, from Purpose to Power. To learn more, visit WendyGladney.com and ForgivingForLiving.org. Upland, CA —
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, candidate for California Governor Statewide — San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan recently hosted a press conference for minority journalists organized by American Community Media, using
Carson Energy and Sustainability Officer Reata Kulcsar (far left) joins fellow 2026 Leading Public Fleet honorees during the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo, where leaders in clean transportation and sustainability were
May marks National Small Business Month, a recognition that dates back to 1963 when President John F. Kennedy first established National Small Business Week. Over time, that observance expanded into
Dr. Arlington Rodgers, Director, Public Works, City of Carson Making a Difference Starts Right in Your Own Neighborhood When most people think about politics, their minds tend to drift to
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
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
