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Occupy National Gathering Draws 50 to Sacramento

Occupy National Gathering Draws 50 to Sacramento

SACRAMENTO — David A.R. Barnitz surveys the lawn on the north side of the State Capitol–the handful of tents, the small circle of activists seated in the shade. This is not “the nirvana I was hoping for,” he admits. Still,

'Shrimp Boy' Chow Pleads Not Guilty

'Shrimp Boy' Chow Pleads Not Guilty

CBS KPIX San Francisco reports that Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow has pleaded not guilty to a new charge of racketeering, which entails committing a series of crimes to promote a corrupt enterprise.  Chow already had 200 criminal counts against him.

Jerry Brown Won't Commit to Debating Kashkari

Jerry Brown Won't Commit to Debating Kashkari

The Sacramento Bee reports that Gov. Jerry Brown said Wednesday he remains noncommittal about debating Republican Neel Kashkari, saying, “I haven’t made up my mind. I’m going to take that up later in the year, because we’ve got time.” Kashkari

Jerry Brown Advocates More Shelters for Alien Youth

Jerry Brown Advocates More Shelters for Alien Youth

In a press conference from Mexico City, conducted with Los Angeles archbishop José Horacio Gómez and “several other religious leaders,” California Governor Jerry Brown expressed support for additional shelters to house illegal alien youth in the wake of the influx

New Medical Marijuana App Delivers Pot With 'Eaze'

New Medical Marijuana App Delivers Pot With 'Eaze'

A new app called “Eaze” which launched on Tuesday, seeks to provide a quick, seamless delivery of pot to medical marijuana patients with just one click in what the company’s founders are seeking to turn into the “Uber of pot.”

UCLA Flood Erupts Into Social Media Explosion

UCLA Flood Erupts Into Social Media Explosion

A busted water main pipe which flooded Westwood, California and mostly UCLA, with up to 20 million gallons of water (originally reported at 10 million by KTLA), turned into a social media frenzy on Tuesday with over 15,000 tweets over the

Double Amputee Starts Shoe Company

Double Amputee Starts Shoe Company

CBS 2 Los Angeles tells the story of Dwight Johnson, a skyscraper inspector who tragically lost both legs, but fought back and now has his own company making shoes. Johnson remembered how his ordeal started: “I was going back and

Palo Alto Takes First Place as America's Snobbiest City

Palo Alto Takes First Place as America's Snobbiest City

Palo Alto, California, home to prestigious Stanford University, has distinguished itself again by being named America’s snobbiest small city. According to the real estate website Movoto, Palo Alto residents “are proud of where they live and aren’t afraid to brag