No Kings protests, Prop 37, new LACMA exhibit, Latino voters on Trump, SoCal gay and lesbian bars and more

The No Kings protest has been a series of events over the past couple of years, typically the largest in our region in downtown Los Angeles, but there are multiple events throughout the area in Orange County, Los Angeles County, the Inland Empire.

These events bringing together people who were concerned about what's happening in the world today and wanting to be very clear about what they think should be the limits on the executive branch of government.

The focus on Saturday's No Kings was on getting people out to vote.

My question for you is, if you attended one of the No Kings protests, what did you think of it? Share with us what you thought it was like.

Was it different if you had attended earlier ones? Different from some of the earlier ones that you went? What was the spirit? What was the feeling among those who attended? I would love to hear from you what that experience was like.

The big one in downtown was at Gloria Molina Grand Park.

And there were hundreds of people that were there for that event.

There's one in Old Pasadena on Saturday, right in the heart of that shopping and restaurant district.

But again, all over our region were gatherings, large and small.

No King's Day protests.

866-893-5722.

If you were there, I'd like to know what that was like.

what the vibe of the event was like, what the themes that were raised, how it differed if it did from some of the previous No Kings gatherings throughout Southern California.

The No Kings protest has been a series of events over the past couple of years, typically the largest in our region in downtown Los Angeles, but there are multiple events throughout the area in Orange County, Los Angeles County, the Inland Empire.

These events bringing together people who were concerned about what's happening in the world today and wanting to be very clear about what they think should be the limits on the executive branch of government.

The focus on Saturday's No Kings was on getting people out to vote.

My question for you is, if you attended one of the No Kings protests, what did you think of it? Share with us what you thought it was like.

Was it different if you had attended earlier ones? Different from some of the earlier ones that you went? What was the spirit? What was the feeling among those who attended? I would love to hear from you what that experience was like.

The big one in downtown was at Gloria Molina Grand Park.

And there were hundreds of people that were there for that event.

There's one in Old Pasadena on Saturday, right in the heart of that shopping and restaurant district.

But again, all over our region were gatherings, large and small.

No King's Day protests.

866-893-5722.

If you were there, I'd like to know what that was like.

what the vibe of the event was like, what the themes that were raised, how it differed if it did from some of the previous No Kings gatherings throughout Southern California.