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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Bullet Train Bridge Construction To Begin — Three Years Behind Schedule
On Tuesday, the California High-Speed rail project will finally start construction of the route, when crews will start building the viaduct allowing the train to cross the Fresno River, Highway 145 and Raymond Road near Madera. The construction will start three years after the date initially estimated by the rail authority.
More ‘Black Lives Matter’ Protests After Oakland Cops Shoot Armed Man in Car
Hundreds of #BlackLivesMatter demonstrators marched through the streets of Oakland on Friday, and a dozen people locked arms and chained themselves together in the middle of a busy intersection, to voice their unrest over the shooting death of Demouria Hogg, 30, last week.
Rand Paul Lights the Torch for San Diego Republicans
2016 Presidential hopeful Senator Rand Paul condemned Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton over her role in the Benghazi scandal in an address to over 800 San Diego Republicans Saturday night. Paul, the featured guest for the San Diego County Republican
LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Signs $15 Minimum Wage into Law
On Saturday, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti signed a measure that will raise the minimum wage in the city, currently $9 an hour, to $15 an hour by July 2020.
Goat Stampede Gnarls Traffic, Prevents Wildfires
Not your typical traffic jam slowed commuters on Friday afternoon, when hundreds of charging goats made their way down a hill and on to the highway outside of Berkeley.
L.A. Times Op-ed: California Bear Flag is a Symbol of American Oppression
The California flag, beloved by millions, proudly adorning t-shirts up and down the coast and hung on the dorm room walls of homesick Californian students nationwide, has to go.
Obama Pledges $110 million Drought Relief as El Niño Arrives
With Tuna Crabs overrunning San Diego beaches in the first signs that an El Niño weather condition is bearing down on the Western United States, the Obama Administration raised this year’s federal emergency drought funding for the seven Western states to $300 million. After limited aid during two years of inaction, the Obama Administration is going all-in for drought relief, just as El Niño’s torrential rains will soon arrive.
Bill Cosby Petitions Ca Supreme Court to Block Molestation Charges
Bill Cosby’s attorneys petitioned California’s Supreme Court to dismiss a lawsuit against him, filed by a woman charging that he molested her in 1974.
Climate Expert: Marxists, Global Warming Extremists Control Vatican
Lord Christopher Monckton, chief policy advisor to the Science and Public Policy Institute and expert for the Heartland institute joined Breitbart News Saturday on Sirius XM Patriot radio to discuss climate change.
U.S. Med Students in Cuba Bring Centralized Medicine Push Home
American Lillian Burnett of Oakland, California is four years into a medical school in the communist country of Cuba, where she says she has been taught that physicians have a role in gun violence and police brutality issues.
Two Jet Ski Smuggling Attempts Halted Off San Diego Coast This Week
Border Patrol agents twice this week tracked down the illegal aliens that human smugglers on jet skis dropped on the shores of California beaches.
California Cuts Water to Agriculture
On Friday, California’s top water regulators issued new cutbacks on farmers holding senior water rights dating back more than 100 years.
Stanford President Hennessy Resigns, as Biz School Rated #1
Stanford University President John Hennessy just announced that he will resign next year after a 15 year run, shortly after the Stanford Business School was rated number one on the planet. By conversations on the web, Stanford is by far the most mentioned university, because most of the captains of Internet industry are its graduates.
Israeli Experts Offer California Advice on Saving Water
A team of water technology experts from Israel is helping California battle the state’s crippling drought problem by offering ways to implement water conservation. The experts spoke in Sacramento on Thursday to offer their insights, experiences and tips.
‘Daily Show’ Pokes Fun at California Water Conservation
Jon Stewart’s Daily Show poked fun at California’s record drought by inviting California correspondent Al Madrigal on the show to take advantage of an East Coast “drought rumspringa.”
NFL Open to Moving Franchises Into Existing L.A. Stadiums
The NFL’s eagerness to move back to the Los Angeles market has prompted the league to consider temporary housing for a relocating team, or teams, before the construction of a new stadium.
L.A. Ends Participation in Massive Solar project—to Save 100 Bighorn Sheep
Largely because the migration of bighorn sheep would be affected, the city of Los Angeles has refused to buy electricity from the Soda Mountain Solar Project, a solar plant proposed for the Mojave Desert, even though the plant could help the city reach its goal of obtaining 35% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020.
Kamala Harris Challenges Court Ruling on Water Rates
The office of California Attorney General Kamala Harris wants the California Supreme Court to depublish a ruling by the 4th District Court of Appeal that could be used to challenge tiered water-rate structures used by California cities.
San Francisco’s Hollow Point Ban Endangers Lives: Just Ask The NYPD
Hard left gun control proponents have a habit of passing laws–ostensibly to save lives–which actually do just the opposite. San Francisco’s hollow point ammunition ban is just such a law.
Ultimate #Fail Whale: Twitter Forces Out CEO Dick Costolo
Dick Costolo was ousted as Twitter’s CEO on Thurday, after a disastrous year that saw active users stagnate and the company make earnings promises it could never have met.
‘America Is the Land of Opportunity’: Microaggression on Campus!
Former U.S. Director of Homeland Security and current University of California President Janet Napolitano is reportedly training professors in the UC system how to avoid using alleged microaggresions, which now include such patriotic expressions as “America is the land of opportunity,” “There is only one race, the human race,” and “I believe the most qualified person should get the job.”
Tesla Uses California Cash to Take over Solyndra Building
Following Tesla Motors, Inc.’s (TSLA-NASDAQ) big award of California tax credits for promising to add 4500 jobs, the all-electric automaker just signed a lease to occupy the cavernous 500,000 square feet Solyndra plant at 901 Page Ave. in Fremont, California.
Republican Minority in Sacramento Defends Proposition 13
It would appear that the appetite for increasing the size and scope of state government in Sacramento is insatiable. The Democrats who control all of the levers of power are about to pass the largest state budget in the history of California–but that is not good enough or big enough, it would seem.
Da Vinci Arson Suspect Denied Reduction in $1 Million Bail
LOS ANGELES — A pre-trial hearing was held on Thursday for Dawud Abdulwali, 56, the man who is accused of being the arsonist responsible for the massive conflagration that rendered the Da Vinci Building in downtown Los Angeles a complete loss. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Upinder S. Kalra denied a request from Abdulwali’s public defender, Lowynn Young, to reduce his $1 million bail.
VIDEO: Cops Allegedly Eat Pot-laced Food During Dispensary Raid
The Santa Ana Police Department is conducting an internal investigation after surveillance cameras appeared to capture police officers eating marijuana-laced edibles during a raid at a medical marijuana dispensary.
