Bernice King Tingle
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Mountain House · City of Mountain House Council Member
Bernice King Tingle was one of the original members of the Mountain House Community Services District board when it formed in 2008, and became the city's first vice mayor after Mountain House incorporated as a city on July 1, 2024. In 2026 she was honored as Assembly District 13's Unsung Hero by Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom and the California Legislative Black Caucus during Black History Month. She is deeply committed to youth empowerment and financial literacy programs.
Positions in brief
No detailed 2026 platform statement for Tingle was found beyond her ongoing focus on public safety, families, and youth programs.
Tingle's council work has focused on strengthening public safety, supporting families, and fostering a sense of belonging in Mountain House, alongside her personal commitment to youth empowerment and financial literacy initiatives.
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