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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Obama Touts ‘Road to Socialism’ Auto Bailout in Weekly Address
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L.A. Times: Police Chief Loses Union Support
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Archbishop Backs Off Language in Controversial Teachers’ Handbook
San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone has capitulated to pressure from parents and teachers at four Bay Area Catholic high schools, agreeing to elide his characterization of same-sex marriage, homosexuality and contraception as “gravely evil” from a new handbook.
Richard Martinez: Public Gun Crimes ‘Don’t Happen In Other Countries’
On the one year anniversary of Elliot Rodger’s May 23 Santa Barbara attack, Richard Martinez said he will continue to push gun control in the United States because attacks like Rodger’s “don’t happen in other countries.”
Thanks to Kamala Harris, Taxpayers May Have to Cover Corinthian Loans
A coalition of 50 labor organizations, consumer groups and the “Debt Collective” sent a joint petition on Tuesday to U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, urging him to cancel federal student loans owed by 78,000 who attended Corinthian College schools.
One Year in the Aftermath of the Isla Vista Mass Murder
“We don’t short sell the presence of evil in this world,” Pastor David Guzik said in his Sunday message following the May 2014 murderous rampage of a disturbed Elliot Rodger, in which he ripped through the community of Isla Vista, California, killing six and wounding several others.
LA Minimum Wage Hike Will Force Youth to Move Back Home
Some economists are warning that the Los Angeles City Council’s approval of what is essentially a $1.20 per year increase in the minimum wage for the next five years will be so inflationary that rents and other prices will rise.
One Sex Offender Illegal Alien Caught After Another Alleged Offender Legalized
Early Friday morning, Border Patrol agents arrested a man as he attempted to illegally force his way into the United States over the southern border near the Calexico Port of Entry. Upon a records search, it was discovered that he was convicted of sex offenses in Utah and is a citizen of Mexico.
Two Californians Charged with Joining ISIS
The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested two California men for aspiring to join ISIS.
Kobe Bryant Contradicts GM, ‘Nadanew’ on Retirement
When your boss discusses your retirement party before you decide to quit, it may be time to look elsewhere for employment.
Cal Public Sector Unions Spending $1Billion Per Year
U.S. public sector unions are politically powerful because they collect and spend at least $4.0 billion in dues each year. But California unions are overwhelmingly powerful because although the state has just 11 percent of the nation’s population, California’s public
Prisoner’s Sex Change Surgery Delay May Still Leave Taxpayers Footing the Bill
$100,000. That’s the prison’s estimated cost of the sex change operation California inmate Michelle-Lael Norsworthy demanded and was scheduled to receive in July before a Thursday court order delayed the first ever prison-paid procedure of its kind in California. But even if he’s released on parole, the taxpayers could still have the privilege of picking up the tab under Medi-Cal, says one bay area legal director.
Breaking: Navy Pilot Ejects From Out of Control Plane in San Diego
A Navy airplane has gone off a runway at North Island Naval Air Station forcing the pilot to eject himself
Napa Valley Struck by 4.1 Magnitude Quake
A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck Napa Valley on Thursday night, the largest rattler to hit the region since the 6.0 magnitude quake that hit the world-famous vintner town last August.
Taxi Unions, Dealerships, And Public Buses, Oh My! It’s Silicon Valley Vs. The Entire Transit Sector
This week it was Silicon Valley versus the entire transportation sector. Scrappy startups and tech behemoths battled entrenched industries and government regulators throughout the globe, in what has become a fascinating illustration of how an entire social sector responds to
GM: Kobe Bryant Waves Goodbye to Lakers Next Season
Kobe Bryant will make the 2015-16 season his last with the Los Angeles Lakers, general manager Mitch Kupchak said in a radio interview on Thursday.
LA Times: Individual Right To Keep And Bear Arms Created In 2008
In a May 22 editorial examining the Obama administration’s push against 3-D printed guns, the LA Times made clear its conviction that the individual right to keep and bear arms was created by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) in 2008.
Two ISIS Recruits Arrested by FBI in Southern California
NBC News reports that the FBI has arrested two men in Southern California on terrorism-related charges, specifically a plan to hook up with ISIS in Syria.
Volunteers Chased Away from Oil Spill in Santa Barbara
On Thursday, volunteers who had joined professional environmental cleanup contractors to remove the detritus from a Wednesday oil spill that washed up on Refugio State Beach were asked to go home and leave the job to the experts.
Poll: Hillary Clinton Shows New Weakness in California
Hillary Clinton dropped six points over the last three months as the preferred Democratic presidential candidate in the latest California Field Poll.
CA Poll: Warren Polls Higher than Every Republican, but Trails Clinton
A Field poll released Friday shows that potential presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) polls higher among Democrats than any Republican polls among likely GOP voters in California–albeit within a wide margin of error. Warren only polls at 13% among Democrats, far
Mexican National with Shotgun Arrested at Border
Border Patrol agents spotted a man who appeared to be carrying a shotgun north of the U.S.-Mexico border on Tuesday morning.
100 Students Participate in Topless “Free the Nipple” Sit-In at UCSD
Nudity continues at the University of California San Diego, as alumna Anni Ma announced plans to “free” her breasts and led over 100 participants, male and female, in a “Free the Nipple” protest Wednesday. (Photo: File)
Bi-Partisan Bill To Preserve Redistricting Commission Maps, if SCOTUS Tosses
In response to an anticipated ruling from the Supreme Court of the United States in Arizona State Legislature vs. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, which could very well strike down the creation of independent redistricting commissions in Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, New Jersey and Washington State, two members of Congress from California, Repupblican Dana Rohrabacher of Costa Mesa and Democrat Alan Lowenthal of Long Beach, yesterday introduced H.R. 2501, the Citizens’ Districts Preservation Act.
Blue State Blues: When You Bare Your Breasts Against ISIS, We’ll Care
While the women of Palmyra await their fate–which, in other ISIS-held regions, has included child sex slavery and worse–the young women of San Diego, California bared their breasts to protest unequal treatment of the male and female nipple.
Cal Fruit Growers Win Big Precedent Against UFW Union
In a huge victory for farmers and their workers, California’s 5th District Court of Appeal ruled last week that the state’s “Mandatory Mediation and Conciliation” process, which allows a mediator to impose a binding contract on farm companies and agricultural unions when the negotiation process breaks down, is unconstitutional.
Vaccine Advocates Accuse Anti-Vaxxers of Stalking Them
A war of words has escalated between proponents and opponents of the highly contentious SB 277 bill in the California legislature, which would eliminate parental choice in vaccinations required to enroll children in public or private schools.
