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New Head of LADOT Has Never Lived in LA

New Head of LADOT Has Never Lived in LA

Seleta Reynolds, 38, the new general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) starting August 11, has never lived in Los Angeles.  Reynolds took the new job after leaving the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, where she spent

Top 5 Most Influential Californians in Congress

Top 5 Most Influential Californians in Congress

California is a huge state, and nowhere is that more evident than in the sheer size of its Congressional delegation of 53 members. Nearly one in twelve members of the House of Representatives is from the Golden State!   In

Illegal Alien Surge Drives CA Lawmakers to Central America

Illegal Alien Surge Drives CA Lawmakers to Central America

A delegation of six California legislators–all Democrats–is visiting El Salvador, Guatemala and Panama to meet with the countrys’ leaders, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The trip’s purposes include to “strengthen legislative ties and exchange information on a number of public policy

Tribune Co. to Spinoff Tribune Publishing

Tribune Co. to Spinoff Tribune Publishing

As of August 4 the Tribune Company will spin off its newspaper division, Tribune Publishing. The newspaper division includes the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, and six other daily newspapers. Tribune Publishing will spin off from Tribune Co. on

Kink.com Flees CA Condom Rule, Opens in Vegas

Kink.com Flees CA Condom Rule, Opens in Vegas

Kink.com, one of the country’s most popular online pornography websites, announced Wednesday that is has opened an office in Las Vegas, Nevada, where it has already begun production. The goal, the company says, is to move production away from its

California Approves Fines for Water-Wasters

California Approves Fines for Water-Wasters

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California water regulators voted Tuesday to approve fines up to $500 a day for residents who waste water on lawns, landscaping and car washing, as a report showed that consumption throughout the state has actually risen

Dog Runs for Oakland Mayor

Dog Runs for Oakland Mayor

Einstein, a “medium-sized shepherd mix,” has thrown his collar into the ring to become the next mayor of Oakland. The dog joins 20 other challengers to replace incumbent Mayor Jean Quan. The dog was entered into the race by Occupy

Free Pot for Petition Signatures in San Jose

Free Pot for Petition Signatures in San Jose

CBS News’ local affiliate KPIX-5 in San Francisco reports that medical marijuana advocates are offering free marijuana for signatures on a ballot referendum petition in San Jose.  The advocates have set up tents near San Jose’s City Hall and plan to

Twitter Sued for Age Discrimination

Twitter Sued for Age Discrimination

A former Twitter employee has filed a lawsuit against the company for age discrimination and wrongful termination. Peter H. Taylor, 57, filed the lawsuit last week in San Francisco Superior Court, according to The Snitch, a San Francisco Weekly blog.

Berkeley Wants Cancer Warning Labels on Cell Phones

Berkeley Wants Cancer Warning Labels on Cell Phones

Berkeley, CA wants to be the first city in America to put cancer warning labels on cell phones. City Councilman Max Anderson, one of the sponsors of the ordinance, asserted: “Cell phones are a risk, and I believe the public has