Mike Netter

WHY I’M RUNNING FOR CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE MY VISION FOR CALIFORNIA I have no intention of being a legislator that does nothing.  I welcome everyone UP THERE to join me and be a part of a broad coalition that is willing to work hard, call out EVERYONE that is a part of the problem and design a plan that gets ACTUAL RESULTS.  That’s how I did business in the private sector beginning in sales, that in time built up a business as a visionary entrepreneur and conquered an industry at an executive level.  Now I get the opportunity to do this, make California better than it’s been – one win at a time. California is too expensive for a decent family or a young couple with a meager salary to live.  It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find a job.  Once you do find a job, there’s no guarantee that it will last.  Every other day our favorite venues realize they can’t afford to stay in business.  They close-up shopand cut jobs that never come back.  Crime has run rampant in California.  We’ve all watched the “Smash and Grab” operations, COMMITTED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.  Our current Governor-in-Thief, Newsom has done nothing.  In fact, he literally fought AGAINST the effort to increase penalties, catch these thieves and hold them accountable.  The Democrats in charge are a Den of Thieves - these criminals stick together Trans-Drug “THERAPY” for our kids paid for by our tax-dollars?! By order of Newsom and School Administrators teachers were told not to share information with parents, that's crazy.   (It’s not therapy).  I call it what it is, it’s CHILD ABUSE  and pure evil. Gavin Newsom AND School Administrators STOLE the authority to hide all this information from parents – responsible parents are the only people that should have the authority and right to make these decisions and raise their children, NOT the State!  If there are exceptions to the rule they shouldn’t dictate public policy.  Newsom has placed our children in direct, irreparable harm FOR LIFE. This isn’t just the first time I’ve waded into this conversation. I have a history of calling these abusive acts of criminal enterprise by administrators, bureaucrats and politicians out on Radio. I hope to get the chance to call them out to their faces. Sincerely, Mike Netter Businessman, Taxpayer Advocate, Californian (I will not give up on California and restoring the California Dream that we deserve.)

She was 27 years old. A first grade teacher. The kind of person who chose to spend her days with six and seven year olds because she loved them that much. On December 14, 2012, Victoria Soto heard gunfire inside Sandy Hook Elementary School. She did not run. She did not freeze. She moved. Fast. She hid her students in cabinets and closets, pressing fingers to lips, keeping them silent and still while the world outside her classroom door became unthinkable. And then the gunman walked in. Victoria Soto looked at him and told him her students had gone to the gym. They were three feet away from her, hidden, holding their breath, listening to their teacher's voice stay calm in the most uncalm moment imaginable. She was shot and killed seconds later. The children she hid did not make a sound. They survived. There is no training that prepares a first grade teacher for that moment. There is no manual, no drill, no scenario that tells a 27 year-old woman exactly what to say when a gunman walks into her classroom. Victoria Soto acted on instinct, on love, and on a decision made in a fraction of a second that saved the lives of the children in her care. She is buried in Stratford, Connecticut. Her former students are now teenagers. They are alive because of what she did. Some people are remembered for what they built. Some for what they achieved. Victoria Soto is remembered for what she gave. Everything. Say her name today. True American hero

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On Wednesday, April 1, at approximately 9:33 PM, Pomona police officers responded to a domestic violence call for service in the 400 block of E. Tenth St. When officers arrived and were speaking with the victim, the suspect returned to the location in a truck, driving recklessly and intentionally struck a parked patrol vehicle. The suspect then fled the scene, initiating a police pursuit. The pursuit traveled southbound on Garey Ave., where the suspect collided with a passenger vehicle near Garey Ave. and County Road. Both occupants of the vehicle were pronounced deceased at the scene. The suspect, identified as 31-year-old Marshall Judson of Pomona, was apprehended and taken into custody. Inside Judson’s vehicle, officers located a firearm and miscellaneous firearm components. Judson also did not have a valid driver’s license. The identities of the deceased are being withheld pending identification and notification of next of kin by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. Judson was booked for vehicular manslaughter, assault with a deadly weapon on a Peace Officer, driving under the influence, driving without a valid license, felony evasion, and firearm related charges. The investigation is ongoing and no other updates will be provided at this time. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Pomona Police Department at 909-622-1241. If you prefer to provide information anonymously, you may call "Crime Stoppers" at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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The FBI is offering a $200,000 reward for information leading to the apprehension and prosecution of former U.S. Service Member and Counterintelligence Agent Monica Witt, who was indicted by a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia in February 2019 on charges of espionage.

Every night, she throws a “rave” for her senior foster dogs. Lisa ( from all the foster pups ) gives each pup a glowing collar, then opens the door — and suddenly, the calmest dogs start running, jumping and playing like puppies again. After a few minutes, they’re ready to wind down… until it’s time to do it all over again

BREAKING NEWS; THE MARINE WHO RAN TOWARD THE GUNFIRE 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 A Marine veteran became the decisive force between life and death on May 11, 2026, when a gunman opened fire along Memorial Drive in Cambridge, Massachusetts. As civilians dove behind cars and scrambled for cover, the Marine — a legally armed veteran trained in combat discipline and rapid threat assessment — moved toward the sound of the rifle fire. 🔥 Witnesses say he exited his vehicle without hesitation, scanning for the shooter while directing panicked drivers to safety. One woman reported that the Marine opened her car door, shielded her with his own body, and ordered her to run as rounds cracked overhead. Drawing on years of muscle memory forged in the Corps, he advanced methodically, using parked vehicles as cover until he closed distance with the attacker. When the Massachusetts State Police trooper arrived and engaged the gunman, the Marine maneuvered alongside him, forming an impromptu two‑man fire team under live fire. Both returned accurate shots that struck the suspect in the extremities, ending the attack before more innocent people were killed. Officials later said their combined actions prevented a mass‑casualty event. The Marine’s conduct — calm under fire, decisive in chaos, and focused entirely on protecting others — reflects the ethos drilled into every Marine: you run toward danger so others can live. Once a Marine, always a Marine. This Marine is a Hero give him props

Name of the hero is wrong Act is still heroic See correction An unidentified former Marine is being hailed as an "incredible hero" for his actions on May 11, 2026, when he ran toward an active shooter on Memorial Drive in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to help a woman escape. The Marine helped bystander Rachael Saveriano escape her car, which was trapped in traffic, as 46-year-old Tyler Brown shot at vehicles.

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California Insurance Commissioner candidate Stacy Korsgaden has summed up the deepening crisis rippling across the state’s economy. “California is not insurable right now,” she said while appearing on the AgNet News Network, an agriculture-focused news outlet. She said farmers, small businesses and homeowners are increasingly increasingly unable to secure or afford coverage.

The sign says “these cabins provided by a state grant” in 2018. I don’t see cabins, only foundations. Where are the cabins and where is the money that was supposed to build them. Lake Cuyamaca San Diego

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