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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Tesla Model X Blows Away Cynics at Fremont Unveiling
The Tesla Model X SUV was introduced earlier this week to rave reviews for its design touches, including rear “falcon-wing” doors that open upward for seven passengers.
Gov. Jerry Brown Signs Traffic Fine Amnesty
Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill Wednesday allowing drivers with traffic violations that were due to be paid before January 1, 2013, to schedule a court appearance even without paying the attendant fines and traffic penalties.
Mark Zuckerberg: The Advice Steve Jobs Gave Me During Facebook’s Dark Days
During a townhall with India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Mark Zuckerberg revealed a new historical fact about one of Silicon Valley’s most valued companies.
Anti-Vaccine Referendum Falls Short on Signatures
After an initial internal signature tally, it appears the California referendum effort to repeal mandatory school vaccinations will fail to meet the number required to make the November 2016 ballot.
Vandals Burn Veteran’s Flag in His Own Driveway
On September 28, veteran Loren Vincent walked out of his Turlock home to get his morning paper, only to find the ashy remains of his American flag in the driveway.
9th Circuit Dumps Paying College Athletes
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) may restrict colleges from compensating athletes beyond the cost of attendance.
Gashoax: Breitbart Interviews Filmmaker Phelim McAleer
Phelim McAleer, investigative journalist and filmmaker of the new short film Gashoax, sat down with Breitbart News to discuss his rivalry with anti-fracking activist and producer of Gasworks, Josh Fox. McAleer had an outstanding career as a top newspaper investigative journalist with
Poll: California Voters Back Pension Reform
A new poll suggests that Californians are likely to favor pension reforms that will likely be heading to the ballot in November 2016.
California Indian Tribe Backs School’s ‘Redskins’ Mascot
An Indian tribe in California supports a local school’s use of the “Redskins” mascot that California legislators want to ban.
Drought: Community Near Santa Cruz Almost Out of Water
The small California community of Lompico, near Santa Cruz, is perilously close to running out of water.
L.A. Has Bloody Weekend as Murders Soar in 2015
19 people were shot last weekend in Los Angeles, and five were killed, as the city’s homicide rate continues to rise, despite a program instituted and championed by L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti to reduce crime in the city.
2nd Palo Alto Library Has Bedbugs; 3rd in Bay Area
A second library has closed in Palo Alto following the discovery of bedbugs there. It is the second bedbug-related closure in Palo Alto, and the third in the Bay Area, in the past week.
Poachers Hunt Small Vaquita Porpoise to near-Extinction
The imminent extinction of the vaquitas, AKA the “Gulf of California porpoise” or “Cochito,” the smallest known cetacean, is due to poachers hunting another endangered fish, the totoaba, according to ABC 10 San Diego.
Prosecutors Link ‘Shrimp Boy’ to 2006 Murder
On Monday, a federal prosecutor asserted that evidence exists revealing that Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow, former leader of the Ghee Kung Tong gang, and now on trial for racketeering, solicited the murder of the gang’s previous leader, Allen Leung.
‘Peace Through Strength’: Kevin McCarthy on Foreign Policy
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy officially announced his campaign to replace John Boehner (R-OH) as Speaker on Monday and laid out his foreign policy vision for the United States: a stronger, tougher America.
Artist Murdered in Oakland While Painting Non-Violence Mural
Mural artist Antonio Ramos was shot to death in broad daylight on Tuesday morning in West Oakland while working on a community art project.
Dueling Pro- and Anti-Fracking Movies Debut Oct. 1
With faux-science video producer Josh Fox about to release his Gasworks video on Thursday, it appears his incendiary claims will get same-day competition from a new film called Gashoax by Phelim McAleer, the cinematographer who made Frack Nation.
Two Charged for UCLA Murder of Texan
Two 22-year-old males have been charged with murder in the death last week of a 21-year-old female UCLA student. Prosecutors said the motive for the UCLA murder was robbery.
San Diego State May Expel Students for U.S. Flag
San Diego State University may expel two students for flying a U.S. flag, along with military flags, from their dormitory balcony.
Pelosi, McCarthy: ‘Speakers’ Not on Speaking Terms
California may soon boast another Speaker of the House, as Republican Kevin McCarthy aims to take up the gavel given up less than five years ago by Democrat Nancy Pelosi. But the two U.S. Representatives from the Golden State are barely on speaking terms.
Samsung Pay Set to Crush Apple Pay
The newly-introduced Samsung Pay is about to crush Apple Pay, because all newer generation Galaxy mobile phones already work with 85 percent of “swipe-style” credit card machines.
Naked ‘Zombie’ Covered in Blood Tries Stealing Cars in Victorville
A naked-man, covered in blood and in a zombie-like state, terrorized a Victorville neighborhood on Monday when he tried to carjack three vehicles and broke into an apartment before getting arrested and taken to a local hospital.
Killer Bees Invade Bay Area for First Time
Africanized honeybees, otherwise known as killer bees, have made their way to the Bay Area for the first time.
New Generation Of Illegals Describe Themselves As ‘Undocumented And Unafraid’
Unlike illegal immigrants of days gone by the newest generation of illegals in California proudly wave the Mexican flag, maintain a social media network of attorneys who can represent them, and openly declare that they are “undocumented and unafraid.”
UFW Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Membership Down by 85 percent
The United Farm Workers celebrated in Delano their fiftieth anniversary of their founding over the weekend with red flags waving over a union that has shrunk by 85 percent.
