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Florida November 2, 2018

Florida mayor accused of asking resident for sex in exchange for neighborhood speed bumps

A Florida town mayor may have violated state statutes after allegedly asking a resident for sex in exchange for speed bumps in her neighborhood, with an ethics commission finding probable cause.

State November 1, 2018

Missouri House candidate’s children urge people to not vote for their father

The son and daughter of Steve West, a Missouri House candidate, have urged people to not vote for their father.

State and Local October 29, 2018

San Francisco spends about $6,326 for each non-citizen voter to sign up for local election, report says

San Francisco reportedly spent $310,000 on a new registration system aimed at getting non-citizens to cast votes in school board elections.

Governors October 24, 2018

Blue-state gov Cuomo paints GOP opponent as Trump's 'Mini-Me' during only debate before election

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo went nasty against his Republican challenger Marc Molinaro, making President Trump his beating stick, while the Democrat was accused of widespread corruption on Tuesday, the only scheduled debate before next month’s election.

State and Local October 24, 2018

Democratic county attorney apologizes after allegedly being caught drunk in courtroom

A Democratic county attorney up for reelection in southern Iowa has apologized and has asked voters to let her continue her work after being accused of being drunk in a courtroom.

State and Local October 16, 2018

Kimmel backs Republican running for constable in North Las Vegas

Late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel announced his support for a Republican (a lifelong friend) who is running for constable in North Las Vegas.

State and Local October 16, 2018

Los Angeles councilman announces departure day after fundraiser

A Los Angeles city councilman raised a few eyebrows last week after announcing his departure from office the day after hosting an $800 per person fundraiser.

JUDICIARY October 11, 2018

West Virginia Supreme Court blocks justice's impeachment trial

State and Local October 11, 2018

Washington state court throws out death penalty, calling it racially biased

HEALTH October 11, 2018

NYC residents can choose gender-neutral ‘X’ option on birth certificates, new law says

A bill signed into law this week affords New York City residents the opportunity to change the gender on their birth certificate to a third, gender-neutral option.

Governors October 4, 2018

Arizona Dem governor candidate's top staffer plagiarized his US congress campaign website

Arizona Democratic Governor candidate David Garcia’s political director has plagiarized significant portions of his campaign website when he ran for U.S. Congress, becoming the latest staffer causing the embarrassment for the Garcia’s bid to unseat Republican Gov. Doug Ducey.