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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Just How Overvalued are U.S. Stocks?
The average price-earnings ratio (PE) of US stocks is at 25.5, versus a 16.6 historical average. That means that the stock market is currently 51 percent overvalued. But the challenge for this simple formula is that with all-time low interest rates forcing down bond yields, we are in uncharted territory.
L.A. Times: Influx Of Money Boosts Gun-Related Crime
the Los Angeles Times suggests that the influx of money into previously poverty-stricken and abandoned areas could be correlated with firearm-related crime as well.
Fresno State Student’s iPhone Stops Bullet
On Monday night, a student at Fresno State was shot during an armed robbery, but an iPhone in his pants pocket blocked the bullet and saved his leg.
SF School Adds Gender-Neutral Kindergarten Bathrooms
The first San Francisco elementary school to make bathrooms gender neutral has proudly removed the circles, triangles, and stick figure signs from the kindergarten and first-grade bathrooms that delineate the differences between the sexes.
Black Lives Matter, CAIR ‘Shut Down’ Jerry Brown’s Office
Occupiers from Black Lives Matter and the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) descended upon California’s capitol Wednesday by the hundreds, demanding state legislators pass a new bill on racial profiling, and calling on Governor Jerry Brown to sign it.
Man Charged in 1994 Theft of O.J. Simpson’s Heisman Trophy
A man has been arrested in California for the theft of a duplicate of O.J. Simpson’s 1968 Heisman trophy, stolen in 1994 from a display case at USC.
UN: El Niño’s Gonna Rock
The El Niño currently forming in the Pacific Ocean could potentially be the strongest weather pattern of its kind since 1950, the United Nations’ World Meteorological Organization (WMO) predicted Tuesday.
Kate Steinle Family to Sue S.F. Sheriff, Govt. Agencies
The family of slain San Francisco resident Kate Steinle announced plans Tuesday to pursue legal action against San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi and two government agencies for the murder, allegedly by an illegal alien, that drew the attention of the nation and spurred the introduction of “Kate’s Law.”
CA Legislature May Un-Ban Kangaroo Products
Animal rights activists are furious that a bill in California to allow the importation of products made from kangaroos is being offered in the state legislature.
CA Assembly Passes Bill To Repeal Campus Carry
On September 1, California Assembly members voted 42 to 23 to repeal an exemption that currently allows concealed carry permit holders to carry their guns on college and university campuses for self-defense.
Bail Bonds Agents Busted
Thirty-one bail bonds agents have been arrested by law enforcement officers working with the California Department of Insurance and the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office.
WATCH: Man Saves BBQ Ribs from Apartment Fire
A California man who rushed into his apartment to save a rack of barbecue ribs from a nearby fire gave an interview to a local news cameraman on the scene–and video of the interview has since gone viral.
China’s 24M More Boys than Girls: Recipe for Revolution
China faces a crisis of at least 24 million boys that will never find a mate due to tens of millions of female infanticides during China’s 34 years of one-child “policy” to restrict population growth. With at least 10 percent of China’s young men never being able find a spouse, these “bare branches” may direct their anger at the authorities.
In-Game Wall Fall Highlights Move from Multipurpose Monstrosities
The O.co Coliseum recalcitrantly stands as the last of its kind, a one-size-fits-all stadium that serves as the mi casa es su casa address of the Oakland Raiders and the Oakland A’s. Neither franchise appears happy with the communal living arrangement.
Court OKs Lawsuit by Pro-Life Clinic Against Hostile Landlord
A judge in Fairfield, California has accepted a lawsuit claiming that a pro-life pregnancy clinic was illegally ejected from a building by landlord, according to a press release by Pacific Justice Institute, which represents the clinic.
Uber Now Faces California Class Action Lawsuit
U.S. District Judge Edward Chen, a Barack Obama appointee, granted class action status to a lawsuit claiming Uber Technologies Inc. illegally classifies its on-call drivers as independent contractors, rather than employees with rights and benefits.
U.S. Olympics Committee Endorses L.A. for 2024 Games
The Los Angeles City Council gave the green light on Tuesday to a proposal that will allow L.A. to join Rome, Paris, Hamburg, Germany, and Budapest, Hungary as a contender for the 2024 Olympics. Moments after the 15-0 vote went
Halle Berry Brings Heat to CA Climate Change Debate
Actress Halle Berry joined Democrat lawmakers at the California state Capitol on Monday to lend support to a sweeping new climate change bill under consideration during the final two weeks of the legislative session.
244 Illegal Aliens Rounded up in California
Over 240 illegally present foreign nationals, including previously deported sexual offenders, were taken into custody over the course of four days last week when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials out of the Los Angeles area conducted an operation in California’s Southland.
Sacred Indian Regalia Falls off Van in Transit
A tribal dancer with the Lakota tribe has an urgent request: finding a plastic case lost on the highway that contains his headdress, bustle, dance stick and shield, all adorned with eagle feathers.
Doctor Blames Selfies for Nationwide Head Lice Infestation
A Wisconsin pediatrician set off a slight panic over the Internet when she blamed selfies for a nationwide lice infestation among teens and adolescents in 25 states. Since then, the transference of the parasitic louse has been dubbed “social media lice.”
One Dead, One Wounded In Venice Beach Attack
In the early morning hours of August 30, what Venice Beach witnesses first thought were fireworks turned out to be gunshots that left one dead and one wounded.
First Same-Sex Marriage in Tijuana
Last week, same-sex marriage came to Tijuana, as Baja California’s largest city was the site of the nuptials between designer Luis Vargas, 48, and businessman Michael Bujazán, 71.
Gov. Jerry Brown Creates California Cybersecurity Center
On August 31, Governor Jerry Brown (D) signed an executive order to initiate the creation of a California Cybersecurity Integration Center (Cal-CSIC).
Counties Edge Away from ‘Sanctuary’ Policies in Wake of Kate Steinle’s Murder
A small handful of counties have moved to begin cooperating with U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) to hand over illegal aliens, according to the San Jose Mercury News. Their decisions come in the wake of Kathryn Steinle’s shooting death, allegedly at the hands of illegal alien and convicted felon, Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez of Mexico.
