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
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
Carson, CA — In Carson, decisions about what gets built, where it goes and how it affects residents often pass through a lesser-known but highly influential body: the Planning Commission.
Carson, CA — For Ayanna Davis, running for California State Assembly District 65 is not about politics—it is about purpose. Rooted in Compton and raised in a family deeply connected
Lula Davis-Holmes, Mayor Carson, CA — Lula Davis-Holmes said her path to leading the city began decades ago in its parks and has evolved into a broader vision centered on
AD 65 candidate, Ayanna Davis poses with local members of the Carpenters Union during her campaign kickoff on Saturday, April 11. / Photo credit: Ayanna Davis Campaign Energy, excitement, and
Dr. Khaleah Bradshaw, City Clerk, Carson, CA Carson, CA — Carson City Clerk Dr. Khaleah Bradshaw is positioning transparency, accessibility, and public service as central pillars of her work in
Carson City officials gathered in the council chambers during the city council meeting on April 7 at Carson City Hall. Carson, CA — On Tuesday, the Carson City Council received
New Poll Shows Gender Divide Among Black Voters in California as 2026 Primary Approaches A new statewide survey of California voters reveals a notable gender divide among Black voters, with
Monica Cooper, City Treasurer Carson, CA — Carson City Treasurer Monica Cooper said state law and a focus on safety, liquidity, and accessibility guide how she manages public funds, emphasizing
