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Is This Campaign Ad Racist? Or Does It Just Call a Candidate Corrupt?

The incumbent in a race for a college trustee seat says a campaign attack ad against him, mailed to voters, is racist. The flyer in question depicts Eric Payne, who is Black and is running for his third term on the State Center Community College District board, in less than...

Arambula Uses Facebook Live Town Hall to Battle Fresno County Supervisors

A battle of approaches is playing out in Fresno County over how COVID-19 money is used. And, the fight is being waged in hallways of public buildings and through mainstream and social media while lives hang in the balance at crowded hospitals and ICU units. On one side, the Fresno...

Radio Ad Slams Arambula Over Run-in with Supervisors

Assemblyman Joaquin Arambula's confrontation last week with members of the Fresno County Board of Supervisors has made him the target of conservative activist and campaign consultant Tal Cloud. Also in Politics 101: Will there be a City-County workshop next week? Groups concerned over access to meeting. Two more candidates running...

Is Nunes Now a Backbencher? Or Will We See Even More of Him?

For the first time in eight years, Devin Nunes will be in the Washington minority. That means he is losing his position as chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. His stewardship of the committee combined with the emergence of President Donald Trump made Nunes one of the...

Is Anti-Parks Tax Ad Evoking Randa Jarrar Fair? Listen and Decide.

A conservative activist is fighting a tax plan to benefit Fresno parks. And he's raising the specter of controversial Fresno State English professor Randa Jarrar in a bid for success. Tal Cloud of Common Sense Information, a 527 political organization, released an audio advertisement Monday denouncing the Fresno for Parks plan,...

GV Wire Podcast: Election Brings Tight Races and Surprises

The GV Wire Podcast debuts today with a clear-eyed analysis into the results of last week's hard-fought California primary.   In most cases, the top two candidates who will face off in November have been determined, although the outcome is still too close to call in several others. The results...

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