Voters all around the country are focused on the 2016 presidential primary, while California is getting ready to vote on June 7. At the same time, our neighbors south of the border are also going through their own electoral process.

Voters of sixteen states in Mexico will head to the polls Sunday, June 5, to elect their governor, mayor, and other local legislators.

Public safety is an issue this election season, but the events of last Friday leave voters asking the question, public safety for whom? When city leaders talk about what they will do to protect the public, who are they talking about, who is being protected, and who is being patrolled?

San Diego, CA - Speaking before a crowd of about 500 supporters and local Democratic politicos at the Prado in Balboa Park, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton unleashed attack after attack on Donald Trump’s foreign policy rhetoric, calling the Republican presidential nominee “unfit to be commander-in-chief.”

San Diegans will head to the polls for the 2016 Primary on Tuesday, June 7. Voters will have the chance to vote on mayor, city attorney, and council members.

If you're an independent or "no party preference" voter interested in voting for president, you can request a Democratic ballot at the polls, while the Republican presidential primary is closed and does not allow independents.

Californians will head to the polls for the 2016 Primary on Tuesday, June 7. Voters will have the chance to vote on U.S. Senate, and a statewide proposition. Each city and region have their state legislators and local propositions to consider as well.

If you're an independent or "no party preference" voter interested in voting for president, you can request a Democratic ballot at the polls, while the Republican presidential primary is closed and does not allow independents.

San Diego, CA - With one week to go before the June 7 primary, the chairman of the Republican Party of San Diego County, Tony Krvaric, and the executive director of the Coalition for Fair Employment in Construction, Eric Christen, held a news conference at the San Diego County Registrar of Voters and threatened to kill the Chargers Initiative while calling the team's leadership names.