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New Chairs and Vice-Chairs Elected to Member Councils Share The National League of Cities  has elected new leaders for its Member Councils, which represents the variety of communities that make up NLC membership. Individuals were elected during the 2020 Virtual City Summit Conference.  “Our Councils are an important part of how NLC ensures that we are representing the diversity of our cities, towns, and villages,”  said NLC President Kathy Maness, councilmember, Lexington, South Carolina. “As the largest membership and advocacy organization for local elected officials, our Memb...

Tito Ortiz currently has his hands full as the Mayor Pro Tem of Huntington Beach, California, but he still intends to fight again. 

3:27 The Plattsburgh Common Council held its first meeting of the year Thursday.  Following the organizational meeting the new mayor and council held their first formal session. Due to COVID-19 precautions half of the councilors were at City Hall. The other half joined virtually.  It was the first meeting for newly sworn in Democratic Plattsburgh Mayor Chris Rosenquest and two new councilors: Ward 4 Democrat Jennifer Tallon, who was elected in November, and independent Jaime Canales, who was appointed by former Mayor Colin Read to fill the term of former councilor Ira Barbell.   During the...

Tito Ortiz was recently involved in a heated direct message exchange with a fight fan and fellow resident of Huntington Beach, California. Ortiz, the former UFC light heavyweight champion, was recently elected onto Huntington Beach City Council, and is now serving as the city’s Mayor Pro Tem. Unfortunately, his transition into politics has been anything but seamless, as he’s found himself in hot water for peddling conspiracy theories, refusing to wear a mask in public places, and for engaging in a heated confrontation with a constituent at a holiday food drive. This week, the trend contin...

4 new Bend councilors sworn in on a ‘very dark day’ for America’s government BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – No one could have foreseen what a momentous, tumultuous day it would be for America and its government when Bend’s four new city councilors were sworn into office Wednesday evening. The violent events in D.C. did not appear to cast a large pall over the largely celebratory, ceremonial meeting – done over Zoom, like so many government meetings in the time of COVID-19. But on what’s usually a night talking of thanks, goals and promises, some new councilors could not help but reflect on...