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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Cal Unions Fear Court Will Dump Mandatory Dues in CA
Facing a coming Supreme Court decision that may permanently end all compulsory union dues collections in California, Sacramento Democrats are trying to slip in new rules that will require an ‘orientation’ on taxpayer-funded time for unions to confront employees about the wisdom of continuing to pay dues.
Father-Daughter Duo Find Another Hammerhead
Another shark encounter took place in California this Sunday when a Garden Grove father and daughter duo, who were fishing for yellowtail off the coast of Sunset Beach, encountered a 10-foot hammerhead shark.
Pipe Bombs Draw out Bakersfield Bomb Squad
Reports of a pipe bomb in downtown Bakersfield, California on Monday sparked a quick response from authorities, including the bomb squad.
Fire Engulfs British Airways Plane on Las Vegas Runway
Billowing black smoke and red-orange flames poured from a British Airways plane in Las Vegas that 172 people rushed to evacuate Tuesday afternoon. McCarran Airport posted details stating that the Clark County Fire Department and airport received a first call
Los Angeles Times Publisher Fired After One Year
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tribune Publishing Co. on Tuesday fired the publisher of the Los Angeles Times after little more than a year on the job.
Carson, CA Mayor Accused of Not Living in City
The mayor of Carson, California, Albert Robles, who has been pushing hard for a local stadium to be built for either the San Diego Chargers or Oakland Raiders, may face a criminal investigation because his true residence may outside the city.
Attorney in Steinle Case Blames Gunman’s Poverty, Lack Of Education
Last week Matt Gonzalez, attorney of the illegal alien on trial for murdering American Kathryn Steinle, defended his client by pointing out that Lopez-Sanchez only has a “second grade education.”
Gas Prices Could Fall to $2.50 in California
According to analysts working with GasBuddy.com, gas prices in California could sink to less than $2.50 per gallon by the end of the year.
iPhone 6 Stall: Apple Needs iPad, TV to Save Stock Price
With Apple’s stock price under pressure, the company is gearing up at the San Francisco Cow Palace for the September 9 World Developer Conference.
Attorney in Steinle Case Blames Gun: It ‘Has No Safety’
Last week, Matt Gonzalez–attorney of alleged gunman Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez–agreed with testimony that Lopez-Sanchez allegedly shot Kathryn Steinle but argued that it was the gun’s fault. He suggested the gun went off without the trigger being pulled because it “has no safety.”
Fighting Islamicization and Antisemitism in America
A new form of antisemitism is taking place in America’s public schools via textbooks, activists say. They are spearheading a nationwide movement to thwart the Islamic indoctrination of America’s youth.
Labor Day Shock: $187B Federal Student Loan Delinquency
Despite the Labor Day unemployment rate supposedly falling to 5.1 percent, the total delinquent loan amount for the 40 million student loan borrowers is now about $340 billion, according to the US Department of Education’s Federal Student Aid website.
USDA’s Egg Board E-Mails Threaten ‘Hit’ on Egg-Free Mayo
Members of the USDA-sponsored American Egg Board should have known before they threatened a vegan mayonnaise competitor that that the not-so-funny joke in corporate board rooms these days is that the new nick-name for e-mail is “evidence mail.”
Bruce ‘Jender’ Sand Sculpture at National Competition
“Bruce Jender: I AM CAIT . . . . NOW,” read the sign on a sand sculpture called “Trans-Jender,” entered into the 4th annual U.S. Sand Sculpting Challenge in San Diego over Labor Day weekend.
Backyard Beekeeping and Burned Dogs Draw Concern
Los Angeles may soon lift restrictions on backyard beekeeping. Meanwhile, several dogs are reportedly suffering from chemical burns in the Antelope Valley.
California Bill: Illegals Who are Victims of Crime Can stay
A bill granting deportation protection to illegal immigrants in California who have been victims of violent crime is currently awaiting signature from Gov. Jerry Brown. SB 674, or, the Immigrant Victims of Crime Equity Act, passed the state Assembly by
California Teen Moms to Have Breastfeeding Areas in Schools
Teenage mothers in California could soon be given the space and resources to breastfeed their children in school if Gov. Jerry Brown approves a bill currently awaiting his signature by October.
Ice Age Fossils Unearthed in Carlsbad
This summer in Carlsbad, a treasure trove of Ice Age (Pleistocene Epoch) fossils from close to 200,000 years ago was unearthed at a construction site on Quarry Creek–the site of a new development where over 600 new homes are slated for construction.
Only 47% of Blacks at Berkeley Feel ‘Respected’
Black leaders at the University of California Berkeley have decided to ratchet up their efforts at bringing more blacks to campus and making them feel more comfortable.
SDSU Sued Over False Sexual Assault Accusations
A former San Diego State University student accused of sexual assault last December has announced plans to bring a lawsuit against the institution after charges were dropped and the student’s suspension was lifted.
Native American: I Was Kicked out of Class over ‘Genocide’
A Native American student at Cal State Sacramento University claimed that she was disenrolled from her United States History class because she insisted that Native Americans were the victims of “genocide.”
‘Police Lives Matter’ Floods Bakersfield Police HQ
On September 5, members of Police Lives Matter 661 flooded Bakersfield police headquarters to show their support for the men and women of law enforcement.
Shark Attack: Hammerhead Bites Kayaker in Malibu
A 10-foot long Hammerhead Shark reportedly bit a kayaker on the foot this past weekend off the coast of Malibu, when he and his friend were fishing for yellowtail.
U.S. Largest Fish Farm Coming to San Diego Coast
One California-based company is set to build what will become the United States’ largest ocean-set fish farm off the coast of San Diego.
Whole Foods Security Guard Beats Shopper Unconscious
Whole Foods has permanently banned one security firm and replaced it with another after a guard in Oakland allegedly beat a man bloody and unconscious.
