Nancy Pelosi: I Can See Iran from Bahrain (120+ Miles Away)
During a CNN interview on Wednesday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) claimed she could see Iran across the Persian Gulf when she visited Bahrain.
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2016: 7th Graders Must Now Take Sex Ed
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Obama Touts ‘Road to Socialism’ Auto Bailout in Weekly Address
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Purge: California GOP Kicks out Conservative Policy Staff
In a little-noticed move this week, California State Assembly Minority Leader Kristin Olsen, completed a purge of “conservative” policy staffers. The dramatic reversal—in both function and ideology of the Assembly Republican Caucus—mirrors the California GOP’s leftward shift, which has eschewed social conservatives as a “fringe” element.
SF Public Defender Claims Inmates Forced to Fight
Five inmates in the San Francisco County Jail are alleging that sheriffs’ deputies forced them to fight each other for the deputies’ amusement, city public defender Jeff Adachi said Thursday.
9th Circuit Reverses Itself: California AG Can Argue to Limit Concealed Carry
After ruling against California’s “good cause” requirement for concealed carry in February 2014, then refusing California Attorney General Kamala Harris’ request to challenge the ruling in November–thereby implying that the eased concealed carry restrictions would stand–the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed itself and announced Thursday it will hear an appeal on its original decision and will allow Harris’ office to be part of that appeal.
Gang Members Convicted for Murdering Man Over Missing Laundry
Two presumed gang members were convicted on Wednesday by a Contra Costa jury for murdering an Antioch man in an argument over missing laundry.
Port Strike Over, But Shipping Bottleneck Still Costing Jobs and Billions
Despite the February 21 settlement of a bitter labor dispute at West Coast ports between employers and members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU), whose members command average wages and benefits of about $1,200 a day, the continuing bottleneck is still causing job and revenue losses across many US industries.
Euthanasia Bill Makes Its Way Through California Legislature
An assisted suicide bill which would allow physicians in California to administer lethal drugs to mentally competent, terminally ill patients to accelerate their deaths, passed the first of two state Senate committee panels on Wednesday. The hearing was an emotional one, and legislators heard starkly opposing views.
Massive California Kidnapping Story Reportedly a Hoax
Vallejo Police may seek state or federal charges against Denise Huskins and boyfriend Aaron Quinn after multiple government agencies, over 100 search and rescue personnel and significant resources were utilized in the search for Huskins before it was discovered that the whole affair may have been a hoax.
California: Support for Legal Pot Hits Record High
A new poll by the Public Policy Institute of California reveals a record level of support for the legalization of marijuana in the state.
Teachers Support Crackdown on Charter Schools Through Legislation
Democrats in the California State Assembly, prodded along by their financial backers at the California Teachers Association, California Federation of Teachers, and California Labor Federation, announced their goal on Wednesday of gutting the state’s charter school system. Their strategy: force charter schools to operate as non-profit organizations.
Cord-Cutting and Cable-Bill-Cutting Are All the Rage
The Wall Street Journal recently published a strange piece called “Why Cable TV Beats the Internet, For Now.” Despite pay-TV losing 1.4 million customers last year, it seems the WSJ is device-challenged and unwilling to embrace the obvious future dominance of Internet streaming media. And the war to discount your cost for pay-TV is heating up.
Kamala Harris Tries to Stop ‘Shoot the Gays’ Referendum
On Wednesday, California Attorney General Kamala Harris filed a motion with the Superior Court in Sacramento to stop the so-called “Sodomite Suppression Act” from being placed on the ballot in the state.
Rep. Cardenas Tells Illegals: ‘I Represent All of You’ in Congress
U.S. Congressman Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) has been traveling the country on an “Immigration Action National Tour,” gathering foreign nationals illegally present in the United States, organizing them to rally for comprehensive immigration reform, and guiding them in applying for legal status under President Obama’s executive amnesty plans–DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and DAPA (Deferred Action for Parental Accountability).
As Raiders Eye Carson, Coach Jack Del Rio Says Franchise Committed to Oakland
Breitbart Sports caught up with Oakland Raiders first-year coach Jack Del Rio at the NFL Owner’s Meeting in Phoenix, and asked the hulking former linebacker how he can prevent relocation stories from becoming a distraction to his team.
Poll: Even Liberal California Favors Keystone XL Pipeline
Majorities of the 1,706 adults surveyed favor President Obama, like Obamacare, support amnesty, favor high taxes, and say government should redistribute wealth. Yet a 54% of Californians–and 44% of Democrats–say that the Keystone XL pipeline should be built, contrary to Obama’s veto.
Silicon Valley: Ground Zero for Diversity Lawsuits after Ellen Pao
The five-week-long and very salacious trail against Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers for alleged sexual discrimination against Ellen Pao went to the jury Wednesday. The former junior partner is demanding $16 million for sexual discrimination and up to $144 million for punitive damages. Her suit has paved the way for a coming tsunami of diversity litigation across Silicon Valley.
Future of Santa Monica Airport Up in the Air
More than 100 Santa Monica residents attended a City Council meeting Tuesday night to deliberate over the future of the city’s controversial airport, SMO.
Kurt Warner: Rams Have ‘Built In Fan Base in L.A.’
The best quarterback in the short history of the Rams in St. Louis prefers that the team remain in the Gateway to West rather than migrate West. But Kurt Warner concedes to Breitbart Sports that a reboot in the Los Angeles would make sense for the franchise.
First San Jose Police Officer Killed in Line of Duty in 14 Years
The first San Jose police officer to die in the line of duty in 14 years was shot to death on Tuesday night when he responded to a call at 6:48 p.m. from a woman claiming a man was drunk, depressed and could injure others.
California Considers ‘Automatic’ Voter Registration
In an effort to get more Californians to the polls, Secretary of State Alex Padilla is offering a new proposal that would enable “automatic” voter registration. Imitating a new law in Oregon that allows the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles
Don’t Panic: Tsunami Drill for Southern California Wednesday
Coastal Californians will receive a tsunami alert Wednesday morning on television and radio that the NOAA says may or may not include the word “TEST.”
Review: ‘Get Hard’ is the Antidote to Elite Racial Hysteria
Tweet your latest selfie from a #BlackLivesMatter protest. Go to Starbucks and order a “tall blonde, black” and engage your barista in a serious conversation about race. Once you’re feeling suitably guilty–or adequately entitled–head over to your local movie theater, and go see Get Hard, the new comedy out Mar. 27 featuring Will Farrell and Kevin Hart–preferably after midnight, when the audience will be (ahem) more inclined to talk back to the screen. And laugh the P.C. police away.
Smart Batteries will make Stupid Renewable Subsidies Less Stupid
By doubling the percentage of electric power generation that must be “renewable” by 2020 to 33 percent, California–with the highest poverty rate in the nation–will continue paying the highest utility rates in the nation.
Jerry Brown ‘Starting to Look Good to Democrats’
Jerry Brown is “starting to look good to Democrats,” according to MarketWatch, citing the fourth-term California governor as a potential presidential alternative to Hillary Clinton in 2016. “The 76-year-old governor of California wowed the politicos with his appearance on NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’ on Sunday. He was passionate, sharp and didn’t speak in code.”
California Police Officer Shot and Killed, Suspect at Large
A Northern California police officer was shot to death Tuesday after responding to a call about a man threatening to commit suicide.
Waitress Sent to Hospital In Hit-and-Run After Patrons Skip on Bill
Monday Orange County Sheriff’s deputies arrested one black male and three black females in Anaheim in connection with an assault that occurred on Sunday at the Mexico Lindo Restaurant, after a victim reported being struck in the parking lot by a black Volkswagen sedan.
