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California Citrus Growers Use Wind to Fight Frost
California citrus growers dodged a frozen bullet–twice–over the Christmas Day weekend.
Police May Confiscate Guns without Notice to Owner Starting January 1
Beginning January 1, police in California may confiscate firearms from gun owners thought to be a danger to themselves or others without giving the owner any notice.
Twitter Hires White Man as New Head of Diversity
Twitter has hired former Apple executive Jeffery Siminoff, a white male, as vice president of diversity and inclusion, the company announced Monday.
Another Christmas Tree Destroyed by Fire in CA
A 35-foot artificial Christmas tree that was donated to the city of Stockton’s Weber Point several years ago was devoured by flames early Monday morning, rendering it a total loss.
Why Did the Elephant Seal Cross the Road?
On Monday afternoon, an elephant seal weighing up to 1,000 pounds climbed out of San Pablo Bay in Sonoma County, then slid its way toward Highway 37, repeatedly trying to cross it before finally stopping on the shoulder.
Rohrabacher Voted ‘No’ on Omnibus; Pot Amendment Passes
Orange County’s Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) took a symbolic stand against big government spending in voting against the recent omnibus bill–despite the fact that one of his own amendments was included in it.
San Bernardino Terrorist Pregnant When Applying for Visa
Tashfeen Malik, the terrorist who killed 14 people on Dec. 2 in San Bernardino with her American-born husband Syed Farook, told U.S. immigration officials that she was pregnant when she applied for a K-1 fiancée visa in 2014.
Gas Prices Stay High in California, Fall in Rest of Country
The average price of gas is below $2 per gallon in more than half of the United States, but prices at California pumps are creeping higher due to maintenance issues at refineries across the Golden State.
San Francisco to Justin Bieber: Stop Spray-Painting Graffiti on Our Sidewalks
The City of San Francisco is demanding that Justin Bieber’s music label put an end to a graffiti marketing campaign that is defacing their city, annoying residents, and costing taxpayers money.
Super Bowl 50 Is Hottest App in Silicon Valley
Super Bowl 50 (#SB50), scheduled to take place February 7, 2016 is geared to be the most technologically advanced Super Bowl to date and could draw the largest U.S. television audience in history, presenting a tremendous opportunity for business–both big and small–to piggyback off of the publicity it will bring.
Video of Woman Throwing Dog Goes Viral
Video of a woman throwing her small dog in Fairfield, California is receiving a lot of attention–attention that may lead to charges against her. Surveillance video from outside a home shows Brandy Chin walking with the dog, then throwing it onto
Highway Traffic Sign Reprogrammed: ‘Vote Donald Trump’
A prankster had some Christmas fun over the weekend by programming–or reprogramming–a California highway traffic sign with a message supporting the frontrunner in the Republican presidential race.
Mass Stabbing Leaves Eight Wounded In Anaheim
On December 27, eight people were wounded in a mass stabbing in Anaheim. No firearms were reportedly involved.
Another Southwest Plane Mishap in California
On Sunday night, for the fourth time this month, a Southwest Airlines plane experienced problems, forcing it to change its landing plans.
Oklahoma Governor Thanks Jerry Brown for Earthquake Help
Oklahoma’s Republican Governor, Mary Fallin, wrote a December 9 letter to California Governor Jerry Brown thanking him for the help Caltrans officials have offered educating Oklahoma officials regarding earthquakes.
REVEALED: San Bernardino Terrorist’s Mosque Cleric Exchanged 38 Texts With Terrorist, Claimed ‘Casual’ Relationship
The mosque at the centre of the San Bernardino terrorist attack is back in the spotlight after one of the organisation’s clerics, Roshan Abbassi, was found to have had repeated contact with terrorist Syed Farook in the months before the deadly
California Gun Background Checks at All-Time High
Gun sales are surging in California to such a degree that the state’s annual record for background checks was broken by November 30.
El Niño Killing Machine Just Warming Up
The El Niño killing machine that slaughtered 41 across the South in violent storms this week is just warming up for a crescendo of death, destruction, and misery that is expected to arrive over the next three months.
Cleric Denies Ties to San Bernardino Terrorists, Despite Phone Records
The Pakistani-born Muslim cleric who is acting as the spokesman for the San Bernardino mosque where radical Islamic terrorist Syed Rizwan Farook regularly prayed reportedly claims he barely knew Farook and that he didn’t know his accomplice wife Tashfeen Malik at all.
CA Paper that Backed Obamacare Warns of Failure
A prominent California newspaper that backed Obamacare is now sounding the alarm about doctor shortages.
Porter Ranch Gas Leak Crisis: Court Orders 5,000 Evacuations
After reaching a settlement with the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office over the massive natural gas leak near Porter Ranch, Southern California Gas Company is now under court order to pay up to $8,500 a month per household to evacuate and
Was Firebombing Mosque a Hate Crime?
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR)–an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation terror funding trial–is calling on law enforcement officials to investigate an apparent firebombing of the Islamic Center in Tracy, California using what appears to be a Molotov cocktail as a hate crime.
‘Star Wars’-Themed Disneyland Expansion Begins
Construction is set to begin next month on the new galaxy-sized Star Wars expansion at the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim.
California Laws: On January 1st, Students Won’t Have to Pass High School to Receive Diploma
On January 1, California residents will have to accustom themselves to a number of new laws that will be implemented in the state. Here are some the laws that will likely have the most profound effect:
Winter Vomiting Virus Explodes in California
California health officials announced this week that the state is seeing a excessive uptick in the number of “winter vomiting disease” or norovirus cases from prior years.
