As we celebrate Christmas with our families and loved ones, I want to speak directly to every Californian who has been fighting, often quietly, often tirelessly, to save the state we cherish.

For years now, countless California parents have lived with a quiet, growing heartbreak. Discovering that their children were being encouraged and aided to pursue gender transitions at school without their knowledge. In many cases by the time a parent realized what was happening, their child was already on puberty blockers and hormones.

By the end of this year, millions of Americans are once again staring down the possibility of losing their health coverage if nothing is done. The subsidies propping up the current system are set to expire, and extending them yet again would simply kick the can down the road.

This weekend’s dramatic election in Chile sent shockwaves across Latin America. After years of social unrest, rising crime, and deep frustration with left‑wing governance, Chilean voters delivered a huge and decisive political shift with a landslide victory for conservative presidential candidate Jose Antonion Kast, a clear message from millions of Chileans who are exhausted by instability, violence, and economic stagnation.

While Washington was gridlocked and the federal government sat at a standstill, California’s political machine was busy pushing a new agenda, one that puts our farmers, ranchers, and food producers directly in the crosshairs.

Gratitude is more than a feeling. It’s a lens through which we see the world.

In the summer of 1950, the Korean Peninsula was thrust into chaos when North Korean forces, backed by the Soviet Union and China, launched a surprise invasion across the 38th parallel. South Korea, newly formed and fragile, was on the brink of collapse. But the United States, under the banner of the United Nations, answered the call.

Prop. 50 was approved by California voters on Tuesday. Here's a look at a "No on 50" watch party in Los Gatos.

In honor of Charlie Kirk’s birthday on October 14th, President Donald Trump awarded him a special commendation recognizing his unwavering commitment to constitutional values and youth empowerment. The celebration extended far beyond Washington, reaching grassroots communities across California, including a spirited gathering in San Jose.

In a world torn by division, President Donald J. Trump is charting a different course, one rooted in friendship, goodwill, and the promise of prosperity and peace. Critics cannot understand the message as they view everything from a purely political perspective of wins and losses for party, with little regard or care for human suffering and the greater good of mankind.

We're all seeing "No Kings Day" advertising everywhere on social media. This Saturday, Newsom fans will be occupying freeway overpasses, street corners and everything in between. Step right up and feast your eyes on a dazzling display of political theater!

Republican Max Hsia and about a dozen of his South Bay Patriots group gathered in the San Jose parking lot of Bass Pro Shops, donned their red MAGA hats, hung their “No on Prop 50” signs on a pop-up tent and tried to encourage a Charlie Kirk-style “Prove Me Wrong” debate with passers-by.

Last night, October 1, from 6pm to 9:30pm out front of Milpitas City Hall, a group of residents gathered for a candlelight vigil for Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA who was fatally shot on September 10 during a public speaking engagement in Utah. The vigil was planned by citizens and not hosted or endorsed by the city government.