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House candidate Joanna Weiss ramps up DUI attacks on rival as California Democratic convention begins - Vimarsana News

House candidate Joanna Weiss ramps up DUI attacks on rival as California Democratic convention begins

Weiss and Min are locked in a heated primary battle over who can keep Rep. Katie Porter’s battleground seat blue.

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Can Democrats keep Katie Porter's congressional district blue? - Vimarsana News

Can Democrats keep Katie Porter's congressional district blue?

Democrats Dave Min and Joanna Weiss are waging a heated battle over who is more electable in a purpling Orange County.

Town Crier: Week of Nov. 10 - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Town Crier: Week of Nov. 10 - Laguna Beach Local News

The South Laguna Community Garden Park invites all members of the community this Sunday, Nov. 12, to gather at the Garden (31610 Coast Highway, Laguna Beach) from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. to welcome esteemed Tibetan Monks Geshes Thinley and Tenzin who will be offering a meditation and blessings for peace in honor of “World Kindness Day.”

California Focus: California may decide who takes the house - Vimarsana News

California Focus: California may decide who takes the house

Never has it been more clear than today that a majority of just a few, even one or two, votes in the House of Representatives can have massive effects on national policy and priorities. Republicans, with help from a few California districts, took over the House last year and essentially retired former Democratic Speaker Nancy […]

California may decide who takes the House | Thomas Elias - Vimarsana News

California may decide who takes the House | Thomas Elias

THOMAS ELIAS: Never has it been more clear than today that a majority of just a few, even one or two, votes in the House of Representatives can have massive