McNally Temple Associates

02/24/2022

Latino voter numbers continue to grow — political impact will continue to grow as well.

“We need to ensure that they are motivated,” said Arturo Vargas, chief executive officer at NALEO Educational Fund.

02/02/2022

GO DAN, GO!

There has been a lot of news about police and policing this past week. Police officers were intentionally killed in record numbers in 2021 and this month off...

02/01/2022

Tune in at 4 p.m. TODAY when our client, CVU President Nina Salarno Besselman, will be talking with Jesse about Newsom's dismantling of Death Row, and crime across the country.

Jesse Watters brings his fresh take to Primetime. Each night, he’ll speak with newsmakers from across the country and give Americans a show where straight talk is the only talk, and the obvious will never be left unsaid.

01/19/2022

Crime - the "sleeper" issue of the year

California's liberal politicians are talking tough on crime as the state sees an upsurge in robberies, homicides and other crimes.

01/18/2022

The internet was considered "just a fad" when this last occurred.

Although the U.S. political party affiliation average for 2021 was similar to prior years, the country shifted from a nine-point Democratic preference early in the year to a five-point Republican advantage near the end.

01/17/2022

Truth

01/02/2022

Worldwide welcome to Amelia! 🧸🎀

Moments after the stroke of midnight, as fireworks lit up the sky to welcome the new year, the first baby born in 2022 made her grand entrance.

12/27/2021

RIP Thiebaud. No one can ever fill your shoes.

Shoe Rows, 1975.

12/24/2021

Beautiful thoughts, and a joyful noise, for Christmas.

Arr. Rob Dietz

12/23/2021

Something to cheer about

After studies in Scotland and South Africa, scientists unsure whether higher transmissibility outweighs reduced disease severity

12/22/2021

Merry Christmas from MTA!

12/20/2021

Pay close attention California!
Dem Mayor credits strong police chief, a budget that reflects public safety as top priority and ensuring public buy-in to crime reduction.

While other major cities across the U.S. have been experiencing record spikes in violent crime, Dallas had seen an about 8.5% reduction by the end of last month.