The Voice of Sunnyside
Bilingual Political Journalism. Community Advocacy. Local Power.
The Voice of Sunnyside is a bilingual political journal dedicated to covering and shaping the civic life of Sunnyside, Washington. We report with purpose β to inform, engage, and advocate for a stronger, fairer community rooted in dignity and opportunity for all.
Our mission is guided by five core pillars:
We publish original, fact-based reporting and bold editorials in both English and Spanish, empowering readers to hold local institutions accountable β from City Hall to the fields.
This is your journal. Your voice. Your future.
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Chelsea Dimas Kicks Off Campaign for State Representative in Washingtonβs 14th District with Community Fundraiser
Chelsea Dimas officially launched her campaign for State Representative in Washingtonβs 14th Legislative District with a community fundraiser in Grandview, rallying supporters behind her platform of housing, workersβ rights, education, and healthcare.
π³οΈ City Council Watch
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City fires another Employee hired by ex City Manager
The City of Sunnyside has fired HR Manager Irving Brown Sr., making him the third city employee linked to ex-City Manager Mike Gonzalez to be terminated in less than a month. The firings raise questions about political motives, retaliation, and ongoing turmoil at City Hall.
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Sunnyside City Council Recap: September 8, 2025 Meeting
The Sunnyside City Council met on September 8, 2025, to approve payroll and claims, introduce new IT staff, issue proclamations, amend the city budget, and update the Council Code of Conduct.
π§ββοΈ Elections & Candidates
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Chelsea Dimas Kicks Off Campaign for State Representative in Washingtonβs 14th District with Community Fundraiser
Chelsea Dimas officially launched her campaign for State Representative in Washingtonβs 14th Legislative District with a community fundraiser in Grandview, rallying supporters behind her platform of housing, workersβ rights, education, and healthcare.
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Itβs Time for Vicky Ripley to Go β District 4 Needs Leadership
Councilwoman Vicky Ripley has brought little vision or leadership to Sunnysideβs District 4. This November, voters have a choice: continue with passive representation, or elect Ramon Chavez, a mentor, coach, and leader rooted in service and community.
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Adolph Muller: From Humble Beginnings to Sunnyside City Council Candidate
Adolph Muller, a Sunnyside resident and teacher, is running for City Council. From his childhood as a refugee to his role as a community leader, Muller says his campaign is about fairness, inclusion, and ensuring every voice is represented.
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π Sunnyside Events
Celebrate Hispanic American Heritage Month in Sunnyside, WA from Sept 15 to Oct 15. Events across the city will highlight Latino culture, history, and community pride.
Join the Sunnyside City Council Regular Meeting on Sept 22, 2025 at 6 PM. View agenda items including Fairview Heights Plat, Fee Schedule, City Manager agreement, and more.
Sunnyside, Washington 98944 United States
Washington votes entirely by mailβthere are no traditional polling places. Learn how to receive, fill out, and return your ballot in Sunnyside before 8:00 p.m. on November 4, 2025.