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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Student Body-Slams Principal in Sacramento High School Fight
A student body-slammed the principal of Florin High School in Sacramento during a fight Monday that required police to arrest three students.
Tinder IPO runs into Tinder® Crowd-Funded Lawsuit
With the Tinder double-opt-in Internet dating app valued at up to $5 billion in advance of its initial public offering on the stock market (IPO), little WildFireWeb, which owns the “Tinder®” federal registration mark, has launched a crowd-funded effort to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund a lawsuit that could potentially be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Black Lives Matter Protester Threatened to ‘Beat Up’ Pastor During Town Hall Event with LA Mayor
One week after a town hall event featuring L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti was shut down because of protests, the organizers of that event criticized Black Lives Matter for making threats and called on the group to apologize.
What Each Candidate Must Do at CNBC GOP Debate
On Wednesday evening, CNBC will host the third GOP debate. Here is what each candidate should do.
Free Speech Fight over Antisemitism on California Campuses
Following a sharp rise in antisemitism across the University of California’s 10 campuses, a group of professors, students, activists and Jewish groups wrangled with a group of UC leaders at a public forum at UCLA on Monday as they sought to make revisions to a proposed policy denouncing intolerance on school grounds.
Sacramento Nixes Ban on Smelly Riders on Public Transport
The Sacramento Regional Transit Board of Directors instituted new rules on Monday aimed at cleaning up the city’s public transportation and improving service for riders — but riders with smelly body odor can keep their seats, for now.
Car Fleeing Police Wedges Between Buildings
A high-speed chase ended in San Diego on Monday when a Lexus fleeing police turned into a condominium complex and wedged between two structures.
Small NorCal Police Department to Use Nunchucks
In Anderson, California, population 10,000, the police department has a unique tool to deal with violent suspects: nunchucks.
Ferrari in Flames Drives Itself Away from Explosion
On Sunday night, a 1978 Ferrari burst into flames at a Northern California gas station–and saved the day by driving itself away.
Malibu Celebrities Pay $31 Million for Extra Sand at Beachfront Homes
Wealthy celebrity homeowners in Malibu will pay $31 million over the next ten years to truck in extra sand for their beachfront properties.
With Budget Deal, John Boehner Undoes His Only Achievement
The new budget deal negotiated by outgoing Speaker of the House John Boehner breaks the sequester caps to spend some $80 billion dollars, evenly divided between defense and domestic spending.
‘Coding Bootcamps’ Give English Majors a Shot in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley’s “coding bootcamps” are a cottage industry of fast-track private vocational schools for graduates looking to enter the competitive tech industry as software engineers, data scientists, and other in-demand jobs. Many coding bootcamp graduates who hold college degrees in areas notorious for slim earning potential (like English majors) and are now fully employed in the tech industry making a lot more money.
Report: Saudi Prince Ordered ‘Naked Pussy,’ Farts
Damning legal court documents stemming from civil lawsuits after last month’s arrest of Saudi Prince Majed bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, 29, indicate the son of the late King Abdullah had demanded to see ‘naked pussy’ from his staff, ordered a male aide to fart in his face, and then reportedly proceeded to engage in a gay sexual act with him.
Report: Human DNA in Hot Dogs, Meat in Veggie Dogs
Budding food analysis website ClearFood.com claims that your hot dog may contain human DNA, and that not all veggie dogs are meat free.
Airbnb Fighting Existential Battle in SF over Prop F
The $8 million political war chest raised by Airbnb and others to defeat San Francisco’s Proposition F, which would be an existential threat to private short-term “vacation rentals,” appears to be succeeding, with a double-digit lead in the polls.
U.S. Fracking Industry Continues to Boom on Higher Productivity
Despite $225 billion in secured debt and prices collapsing by 55 percent, the oil fracking industry continues to boom due to rapidly increasing productivity.
Metta World Peace Makes Lakers Roster
The Los Angeles Lakers roster will include 35-year-old veteran forward Metta World Peace, known most of his life as Ron Artest and for a short time as “The Panda’s Friend.”
L.A.’s New Renters’ Union Launches ‘Days of Rage’
A new renters’ group calling itself the L.A. Tenants’ Union, taking its cue from numerous leftist organizations around the world, has decided to launch a campaign called, “Day of the Dead. Days of Rage.”
Public Housing a Trendy Deal in San Diego
Select San Diegans will receive federal government housing subsidies along with 42-inch HDTVs, cable, Internet and on-site services upon taking up residence at the newly constructed $50 million dollar Alpha Square low-income housing project in the city’s trendy East Village neighborhood.
San Francisco’s ‘Most Beautiful’ Spot Filled with Human Waste
A place in San Francisco’s Mission District that was recently named one of the “most beautiful spots” in the city by San Francisco Travel Magazine has turned into a human toilet, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Garcetti’s Return to ‘Black Lives Matter’ Church Canceled
On Sunday, the Rev. Kelvin Sauls of Holman United Methodist Church announced that a planned return visit to the church by Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti had been canceled. Sauls stated, “I appreciated the intent of the mayor’s visit, to
Debt Ceiling Crisis Has Been Great for the Stock Market
A huge stock market rally kicked off when the U.S. Treasury was forced to pay out a net $32 billion last week after the Republican Congress failed to raise the legal debt ceiling on the U.S. government’s $18.113 trillion Ponzi debt scheme.
California Bullet Train: Dangerous Faults Raise Costs
The infamous California High-Speed Rail may take an extra 15 years to build, travel underground through several very dangerous geologic faults, and rise in cost to $93 billion.
State Officials Fear Disease from Alien Mosquitoes
California health officials are concerned over the arrival of nonnative mosquitos that are known to carry deadly diseases and that are quickly spreading across the southern part of the Golden State.
California Sheriffs Sue To Stop ‘High Capacity’ Magazine Ban
Thirty sheriffs across the state of California are joining with the California Rifle and Pistol Association in a suit claiming Los Angeles’s recently instituted “high capacity” magazine ban “violates state regulations.”
