New State Regulations Force a California Charity for the Homeless to Close Shop
By Joseph Sunde For the past four years, Deliverance San Diego has been delivering hot meals to the city’s homeless population every Friday, averaging 200…
By Joseph Sunde For the past four years, Deliverance San Diego has been delivering hot meals to the city’s homeless population every Friday, averaging 200…
By B.N. Frank Introduced by two California state representatives, this legislation is a step in the right direction because it would restore local control of…
By Mac Slavo The wildfires that have taken their toll on California could be just the beginning of the state’s calamities. Now, the high tides…
By Carey Wedler California routinely makes national headlines for its big government policies. This week is no different, as bureaucrats move to impose a texting…
By Dave Maass and Mike Katz-Lacabe At the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference in October, presenters from the Orlando Police Department issued a…
By Dave Maass The Sacramento County’s Department of Human Assistance (DHA) is terminating its invasive automated license plate reader (ALPR) program, following an EFF investigation…
By Nina Beety Officials may say it was a bad flu with strange features that hit Sacramento residents, and that vaccines could not prevent it….
By Matt Agorist Malibu, CA — Howard Leight, co-owner of the Malibu Rocky Oaks winery, is a billionaire tech industry mogul who lost most of his…
By Aaron Kesel Apparently, weather can be used for warfare as U.S. Defense Secretary William Cohen has previously said, but it can’t be used to…
By Hayley Tsukayama and Jamie Williams Algorithms should not decide who spends time in a California jail. But that’s exactly what will happen under S.B….
By EFF New Information Could Get to the Bottom of Riverside’s Massive Wiretap Campaign Riverside, CA – Two individuals with no criminal record—one of whom…
By Michael Snyder A series of large earthquakes has rattled California over the last 24 hours, and scientists are telling us that the shaking was…
By Michael Snyder What goes up must eventually come down. For years, the California housing market was on the cutting edge of “Housing Bubble 2”…
By Catherine J. Frompovich California State Senator Richard Pan (D-Sacramento), the notorious primary co-sponsor of the unconstitutional SB277, which became effective and forced law July…