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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Hillary in Freefall, Gov. Jerry Brown Seen as Most Pro-Corporate America
With Hillary Clinton’s campaign for the 2016 Democratic nomination for President now in shambles, Corporate America seems all of a sudden on the hunt for a viable pro-“Corporate America” alternative.
CA Bill Protects Law-Abiding Citizens from ‘Gun Violence Restraining Orders’
On March 17, California’s Assembly Committee on Public Safety will hear Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez’s (R-Elsinore) bill to protect law-abiding citizens from “Gun Violence Restraining Orders” (GVROs).
NASA: California Has One Year of Water Left
In an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times, NASA senior water scientist Jay Famiglietti warned that California only has about one year’s worth of water supply left in its snowpack, reservoirs, and groundwater storage. If conservation efforts are not ramped up, and soon, the state could be facing a full-blown “crisis.”
Lesbian CA Lawmaker Toni Atkins & Wife Accused of Cronyism
Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins, a lesbian whose wife, Jennifer LeSar, heads LeSar Development Consultants, which specializes in affordable housing, has been accused of conflict of interest for her proposal that California hand out $500 million for apartments for low-income residents.
Leftist UC Irvine Professors, Students Rally Behind American Flag Ban
Students and faculty members at UC Irvine defended the six student council members who voted to ban the American flag from a building on campus, creating an online petition stating their express support of the underlying reasons behind the short-lived ban.
9 Students Arrested at So Cal HS for Sexually Assaulting Underage Female Students
9 Students Arrested at So Cal HS for Sexually Assaulting Underage Female Students
More Than Half of Millennials in Los Angeles Bilingual
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, over half the residents aged 18-34 in Los Angeles speak more than one language.
Jerry Brown Refuses to Give Hillary Pass on Email Scandal: ‘Nothing Is Just What It Is’
California Governor Jerry Brown (D) knows better than to give Hillary Clinton a pass on her private email scandal. When the Washington Post asked Brown about it on Friday, “Brown said he is not convinced the issue is a passing storm,
California Advances Obama Executive Amnesty in Court of Appeals
In response to a lawsuit filed against President Obama’s executive amnesty by Texas and 25 others states, California leads a contingency of 14 mostly Democratic states pushing forward the Obama plan to grant freedom from deportation for three years—or maybe longer—to five million illegal aliens.
Sharyl Attkisson Slams Obama’s Media Gatekeepers
Former CBS reporter Sharyl Attkisson held the fixed attention of Californians Wednesday night in a packed Ronald Reagan Library forum in Simi Valley. She shared stories of the bias and intimidation in today’s mainstream media, echoing her new book, Stonewalled.
‘It’s Preposterous’: Cal State Bakersfield Reacts to UC Irvine Flag Ban
“It’s preposterous. You know, I can’t understand it,” said veteran Gary Lockhart in an interview with local ABC News affiliate KERO 23 ABC.
Illegal Aliens Give Back by Donating Organs at DMV
California’s 2015-implemented illegal alien driver license law (AB 60) has already granted legal driver status to 147,000 non-U.S. citizens. One result: a surge in the number of of organ donors in the state.
CA Suspends Student Testing While State Builds Common Core
The California Board of Education has suspended the state Academic Performance Index (API) for the 2014-15 school year while it constructs a new school accountability system based on the state’s four-year-old federal Common Core standards.
Ellen Pao Faces Heated Cross-Examination At Sex-Bias Trial
Ellen Pao, who is suing for $16 million in damages for sexual harassment, was cross-examined over the past two days by attorneys for her former employer, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPBC). The defense depicted Pao as belligerent, full of
Chuck Reed Launches Ballot Initiative for Pension Reform
Former San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed is trying to restore fiscal sanity to the state of California by taking on the Goliath CalPERS, America’s largest public pension fund, with a pension reform measure for the November 2016 ballot. Reed is
Fresno Democrat Forms Bipartisan ‘Chicken Caucus’
Two Congressmen from opposite sides of the aisle joined have forces this week to create the nation’s first congressional “chicken caucus.”
L.A. Times Identifies Family of Slain Israeli Arab as “Palestinian”
The Los Angeles Times, ignoring facts that would conflict with its anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian messaging, identified Muhammad Musallam, the 19-year-old boy shot and killed by a child from the group Islamic State, as a “Palestinian,” instead of what he actually was–an Israeli Arab who lived in East Jerusalem.
He’s Back: Obama in L.A! What You Need to Know
President Barack Obama will arrive in Los Angeles just in time for primetime rush hour Thursday. He will be attending a Democratic National Committee fundraiser and pre-taping a TV segment for “Jimmy Kimmel Live” in Burbank. Santa Monica and Hollywood will also be affected.
U.S. and Canada Moving Toward Higher Safety Standards for Oil Trains
After a series of spectacular oil-train crashes and accompanying horrific fires. Reuters reported that the United States and Canada are in the finalization stage before announcing that the current safety upgrade for rail-tankers will be suspended and new higher flammability requirement will be adopted railroad oil-tanker safety designs.
Whistleblower Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Intervene Against Planned Parenthood
Attorneys from the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), representing a whistleblower against Planned Parenthood in California, have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to allow their lawsuit against the organization to go ahead. The suit, in which former chief financial officer of the Los Angeles Planned Parenthood Victor Gonzalez claims that the organization defrauded the federal government of over $200 million by overcharging for medical services, has struggled to survive.
Man Rips Down Neighbor’s Swastikas: ‘As an American, I had to do it.’
“I had to do it,” said Robert Dixon after tearing down symbols of hate from the home of one of his Sacramento neighbors. “As an American, I just had to do it.”
Chinese ‘Maternity Hotel’ Clients Skip Out on Potentially $10M+ in Hospital Bills
Among the numerous allegations facing “maternity tourism” company You Win USA, targeted among other companies in a federal raid last week, is the accusation that the company defrauded a local Orange County hospital by failing to pay potential millions in fees, or paying
Amtrak Crash Raises Questions about High-Speed Rail Safety
Questions are being raised about the safety of the prospective high-speed rail train in California, after a fatal accident on Tuesday morning near Davis in Yolo County where an Amtrak train killed a female pedestrian on the tracks.
California Day Care Accused of Using Push Pins to Punish Kids
An Agoura Hills daycare center has been sued by parents who claim two teachers punished their children by pressing push pins through their clothes into the skin.
Chance of Mega-Earthquake in California Increases, Says USGS
The chance of a magnitude 8.0 earthquake striking California in the next 30 years has increased from 4.7 percent to 7 percent, according to a new forecast by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
