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Month: December 2024

Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez Claims Latino Caucus Membership Denial Over Political Affiliation

Newly elected Republican Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez says party affiliation is preventing him and other CA lawmakers from becoming members of the Latino Caucus at the State Capitol. Jeff Gonzalez (11/18/24) On Dec. 2, the California Legislature returned to Sacramento for the start of a 2-year legislative session. 29 new lawmakers were sworn in at the

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Musk ascends as a political force beyond his wealth by tanking budget deal

Associated Press In the first major flex of his influence since Donald Trump was elected, Elon Musk brought to a sudden halt a bipartisan budget proposal by posting constantly on his X megaphone and threatening Republicans with primary challenges. The social media warnings from the world’s wealthiest man preceded Trump’s condemnation of a measure negotiated

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2 killed, 3 injured when freight train derails in small West Texas city after collision

Associated Press Authorities say two Union Pacific employees were killed and three people were injured when a freight train collided with a tractor-trailer and derailed in a small West Texas city. The train also damaged the local Chamber of Commerce building. Officials in Pecos said the train derailed around 5 p.m. Wednesday. Nebraska-based Union Pacific

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Dos estudiantes de Cathedral City High School denunciaron que uno de sus maestros estaba ebrio durante un viaje que hicieron a Disneylandia

Ayer dos estudiantes de la Cathedral City High School denunciaron que el 3 de noviembre pasado que realizaron un viaje a Disneylandia fueron acompañados por dos maestros y el director del plantel, durante el viaje uno de los estudiantes sufrió una emergencia médica, por lo que de inmediato buscaron a uno de los profesores quien

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New House GOP budget proposal revives Farm Bill extension and aid money but drops ethanol provision

Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — American farmers are hoping that aid to agriculture will be revived as Congress struggles to avert a looming partial government shutdown. A one-year extension of federal farm programs, around $30 billion in economic relief and a break for the ethanol industry were part of a bipartisan deal that collapsed Wednesday

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