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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American Hero Spencer Stone Leaves Hospital
American hero Spencer Stone was released from the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento on Thursday, one week after he suffered life-threatening stab wounds outside of a nightclub while defending a woman.
1 in 5 Sexually Harassed on L.A. Metro Buses, Trains
On Thursday, Los Angeles Metro officials reiterated their request for passengers to report any sexual harassment they experience on trains and buses.
Former Illegal Alien Leads Latino Outreach for Hillary Clinton
Lorella Praeli is a Peruvian immigrant who was in the U.S. illegally until obtaining a green card through marriage three years ago. She is now the Latino outreach director for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Now On Sale: San Francisco Driveway–for $50k
A $50,000 driveway for sale in San Francisco’s Light District is highlighting the exorbitant heights of the city’s real estate market.
Saint Junipero Serra Statue Decapitated
On Thursday morning, the Juniperro Serra statue at Lower Presidio Park in Monterey was found decapitated.
City Attorneys Advise Kevin Johnson Not to Hug People
Despite the fact that a law firm investigating a sexual harassment claim against Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson found it unsubstantiated, the same law firm wrote a memo to the city attorney warning Johnson should “be advised as to how his actions (i.e. hugging and being flirty) are being perceived by some city employees,” and that he should “refrain from hugging or touching anyone in the workplace or at city-related events.”
H2NO: A’s Front Office Wizard Billy Beane Near Top of East Bay Water Hogs List
Billy Beane remains frugal in handing out the green to players. But the tight-fisted executive vice president of baseball operations for the Oakland A’s keeps the spickets flowing to keep his lawn green.
Newsom, Villaraigosa Tied in Early Governor’s Race Poll
A early Field Poll on the 2018 governor’s race shows Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom and former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa neck-and-neck in terms of voter support to replace Gov. Jerry Brown.
Hollywood Production Spikes after Tax Breaks
In May, the California State Assembly unanimously passed AB 1839, a bill that expanded California’s existing film and TV tax credit and incentive program. According to a new report, the move is working, as Hollywood has seen a resurgence in the number of TV programs being filmed in the state.
Blue State Blues: Palestinians Are Too Sick for Statehood
The newest intifada brings the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis back to where it started one hundred years ago: Arabs stabbing Jews.
Jerry Brown Enshrines Equal Pay–for Unequal Work
In Tuesday night’s Democratic debate, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pushed forward her preferred narrative about female victimhood in the United States: women aren’t paid equally for equal work.
Tree Trimmed After 16-lb. Pine Cone Injures Veteran
Holy Cross Church in Santa Cruz is taking precautions after noticing a Navy veteran filed a $5 million suit against the U.S. government, the National Park Service, the Department of the Interior, and San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park after a heavy cone from a bunya pine tree fell, striking him on the head.
Lauryn Hill in Pro-Palestinian Video as Terror Hits Israel
As knife-wielding Palestinian terrorists waged a slew of bloody attacks on Jews in Israel, and five months after bowing to anti-Israel boycotts by canceling a scheduled concert in the Holy Land, recording artist Lauryn Hill appeared in a short video entitled, “When I See Them I See Us,” in a show of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter and Palestinian movements.
Teacher’s Huckleberry Finn Joke Leads to Investigation, Firing
On Tuesday, a nationally recognized teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District was fired in a unanimous vote by the Los Angeles Board of Education after a joke about Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn led to a broader investigation.
Seth MacFarlane Hosts Hollywood Fundraiser for Socialist Bernie Sanders
Democrat presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders attended a fundraiser for his campaign at the Avalon nightclub in Los Angeles on Wednesday, where he was introduced onstage by Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane.
Lt. Gov Pushes Ballot Initiative Requiring Background Checks for Ammo Purchases
On October 14, California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he will begin pushing a ballot initiative to require background checks for ammunition purchasers and to implement a statewide ban on the possession of any ammunition magazines larger than the ones Elliot Rodger used in his 2014 Santa Barbara attack.
Artist Paints U.S.-Mexico Border Fence ‘Invisible’
Mexican artist Ana Teresa Fernández is attempting to paint a section of the U.S.-Mexico border fence in along so that it appears invisible, CBS News reports.
Poll: Voters Unsure About Dianne Feinstein in 2018
Californians are divided over whether they want incumbent Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) to seek a fifth term in 2018 after her current term ends, according to a new Field Poll.
Jerry Brown Denies Life Option After Approving Death Drugs
California Governor Jerry Brown approved legislation providing death-inducing drugs the week before vetoing legislation that would have allowed terminally ill Californians to seek certain life-saving drugs.
$2 Junk Shop Photo Turns Out To Be $5 Million Shot of Billy the Kid
Two antiques shoppers got much more than they bargained for when a photo they picked up at a Fresno shop for a measly $2 turned out to be a one-of-a-kind picture of the notorious outlaw Billy the Kid.
L.A. Times Demands Exec Amnesty Ruling ASAP
The Los Angeles Times is demanding that the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals issue its executive amnesty ruling “without delay” so that the Supreme Court can potentially hear the case as soon as possible. After federal Judge Andrew Hanen issued
Photo May Suggest Alcatraz Escapees Survived
An image that allegedly shows Alcatraz prison escapees John and Clarence Anglin living in Brazil in 1975 could be proof that the bank robbers survived their infamous 1962 breakout from Alcatraz, the maximum security prison located on the San Francisco Bay.
More Swastikas at UC Davis
The “anti-religious” messages carved into several parked cars outside an apartment complex on the University of California Davis campus on Saturday turn out to have been swastikas.
Democrats Want Kevin Johnson to Quit After ESPN Pulls Film
On Tuesday, Kerri Asbury, chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Sacramento County, called on Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson to resign.
LAPD Believes Mother and Son Put Fan in Critical Condition Outside Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck confirmed that the LAPD suspects a mother and son assaulted a man outside Dodger Stadium Friday night after the New York Mets’ 3-1 victory, leaving the victim in critical condition.
