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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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).
UCLA Unanimously Passes Antisemitism Resolution
The undergraduate student government at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) voted unanimously on Tuesday to pass a resolution condemning all forms of antisemitism and hatred or hostility geared towards Jewish students on campus.
First Muslim College in US to Gain Accreditation
The Western Association of Schools and Colleges has bestowed “initial accreditation” on Zaytuna College, a Muslim institution in Berkeley, California, making it the first accredited Muslim college in the nation. The association will permit the college to offer an accredited “Bachelor
OC Register: Another Print Media Dinosaur Bites the Dust
Extra Extra! Just two years after purchasing the Orange County Register promising to resuscitate print media in America, Chief executive and Chairman, Aaron Kushner, and President, Eric Spitz, handed in their resignation at the paper and Freedom Communications Inc.
UC Irvine Flag Meeting Canceled Due to Threats
Threats of violence directed at students forced UC Irvine administrators to cancel a Tuesday night student meeting meant to discuss the transient decision to remove the American flag from the lobby of the student government’s building.
Expert: American Babies ‘Status Symbols’ for New Chinese Elite
Pregnant Chinese nationals have reportedly been coming to the United States for decades in order to give birth and claim U.S. citizenship for their children. Many newly-rich Chinese have done so not only to secure the benefits and protections that come with U.S. citizenship, but also, according to court documents and media reports, as a show of wealth and status.
Orange County District Keeps Controversial $105M Contract with Saudi Schools
A community college district in Orange County, California will keep its controversial $105 million consulting contract with two technical schools in Saudi Arabia, despite opponents who say the Middle Eastern country’s human rights record is incompatible with the district’s values.
Breitbart California Interview: Governor Scott Walker
On Tuesday, March 10, I had a chance to sit down for an interview with Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker while he was on a swing through Southern California. Having just been re-elected last November, Walker is on the campaign trail gauging support for a run for the Republican nomination for President of the United States.
Apple Watch Weak, But New MacBook a Winner
The Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) “Spring Forward” event was poorly received by most viewers, and the stock sold off. “The Apple Watch” functionality had already been known to the market and the disappointing eighteen-hour battery life was contradicted by the product page
Ashton Kutcher: We Need More Diaper Changing Stations in Men’s Restrooms
Fatherhood has been treating Ashton Kutcher well and given him a newfound appreciation for all it entails–so much so that he recently took to social media to advocate for diaper changing stations in men’s restrooms. Kutcher’s comments were met with echoes of approval by other men said they have an equal influence as women do in child rearing.
ATF’s AR-15 Ammo Ban Halted in Big Win for California
On March 10 the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) halted their proposed AR-15 ammo ban to reconsider the “framework” on which the ban rested.
AEG Pulls Plug on Downtown NFL Stadium, Criticizes Hollywood Park and Carson Venues
AEG jettisoned plans to build its Farmers Field football stadium in downtown Los Angeles despite having already spent $50 million on the proposed project.
GOP Politician Aims to End ‘Big Brother’ Red Light Cameras in California
A new bill to ban red light cameras sponsored by State Assemblyman Matthew Harper (R-Huntington Beach) contends that the devices are dangerous because they increase the number of rear-end accidents.
‘Personal Belief’ Only 2.54% of California Kindergarten Vaccination Exemptions
In the midst of the Disneyland measles outbreak, California legislators have been decrying the number of under-vaccinated children in schools in a push for legislation that would strip parents of the right to choose whether to vaccinate their children. However, California Department of Public Health (CDPH) statistics show that “personal belief” exemptions account for only 2.54% of under-vaccinated California school children.
UCI Paper: U.S. Flag Tied to ‘Histories of Exclusion and Violence’
The official newspaper of the University of California Irvine (UCI), New University, has confirmed reporting by Breitbart News last weekend that a vote by the Associated Students (ASUCI) to remove the American flag from the lobby of their building was to avoid
OIG Finds Illegals Stealing Dead People’s SSNs, Again
The Inspector General “confirmed that illegal aliens were using deceased number holders’ names and SSNs to work, but U.S. Attorneys in Arizona, Florida, and South Carolina declined prosecution.”
Apple’s Watch Will Save Thousands of Lives, But Privacy Is An Issue
Apple unveiled its highly anticipated health-tracking Watch today, along with a breakthrough initiative to vastly increase the research resources of the global medical community. With a new app, ResearchKit, millions of Apple users can now offer crucial data on their daily habits to approved medical researchers.
Two Californian Women Arrested for Defacing Roman Colosseum
Two clueless Americans were arrested at one of the most historic ruins in the world for carving their initials on the walls of the structure.
Crossings Drop After Sewer Grate Installed at Border by Request
Border Patrol agents in San Diego have expressed relief over the installation of requested sewer pipe grates along the border. It’s a measurable victory for agents who had requested the grates to help them prevent illegal crossings.
Bay Area Water Agencies Consider Rate Hikes to Combat Falling Revenue
Facing falling revenue due to reduced water use, three of the largest Bay Area water agencies are mulling rate hikes for their customers as California finds itself mired in a fourth year of drought.
Illegal Alien Student Center Serves ‘Special Needs’ at CSU Long Beach
Monday morning marked the grand opening of a fourth California State University campus illegal alien student center at CSU Long Beach under the heading, “Dream Success Center.”
International Women’s Day in L.A. Marches to Defeat the Genocide of Womankind
In case you forgot, Sunday was International Women’s Day. Five hundred women who gathered at the doorsteps of LAPD headquarters and marched east to the Mariachi Plaza in Boyle Heights carrying signs reading “Women’s rights are human rights,” “RIP PATRIARCHY” and “#ovarianpsycos,” didn’t forget.
California GOP Moving Toward Center (Again)
Caving in to the conventional wisdom that moving to the center will garner popular support and electoral victory, some California Republicans are stating their disenchantment with conservative stances.
Rally in Sacramento Against Anti-Semitism Prompted by Slew of Recent Hateful Activity
Community leaders and lawmakers will join Sacramento’s Jewish community on Monday afternoon on the State Capitol’s steps to rally against antisemitism in California. The rally coincides with a proposed law that would require all student government bodies in California to provide and take part in mandatory training in discrimination and civil rights.
Syrian-Americans Hold Prayer Vigil for ISIS Victims
On Sunday night, Syrian Americans converged in North Hollywood for a candlelight vigil for victims of ISIS in Syria. The Assyrian American Association of Southern California (AAASC), headquartered in North Hollywood, held a prayer vigil inside their building, then a fundraiser
