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California has experienced water shortages in recent years due to a combination of factors, including drought and increased demand. A parade of storms has eased a historic water crisis, replenishing reservoirs and increasing snowpack.
In this episode, Sal Mercogliano [not Snake Plissken] - maritime historian at Campbell University and former merchant mariner - discusses the 2022 end of year numbers for the Port of Los Angeles and why shippers and carriers are fleeing the Port of L
Californians are expecting skyrocketing natural gas bills this month, but this can't all be blamed on the weather, according to industry insiders.
California may have disenfranchised millions of voters in the 2022 primary and general elections, according to a new report from the Public Interest Legal Foundation, an election integrity watchdog group.
A moisture conveyor belt of atmospheric rivers continues to pound storm-battered California as the latest system could be the most severe yet.
The Hippocratic Oath is Now Illegal in California
A new California gun law allowing private citizens to sue manufacturers and retailers for selling banned firearms went into effect this year.
The Los Angeles Eviction Moratorium has been extended again until January of 2023. A new piece of legislation proposes to extend the eviction moratorium until June of 2023.
An earthquake rattled parts of Northern California on Sunday for the second time in two weeks. The 5.4-magnitude quake was centered about 30 miles south of Eureka. On Dec. 20, a 6.4-magnitude earthquake also struck near Eureka.
The driverless technology startup uses electric vehicles based on three-wheel EV platforms from Arcimoto and ElectraMeccanica.
A federal judge said he will block a "tyrannical" provision in an incoming California gun law because it would have the "chilling effect" of discouraging people from challenging the statute in court.
Here's what's behind the shortage causing 'outrageous' prices
Black actor blasts $223,000 reparations payments suggested by California commission - says cash will 'go right back to Cadillac and Mercedes Benz'
California's largest county by size one of its largest by population has voted to consider secession in response to the state's liberal direction.
Incarcerated lawyer Michael Avenatti was sentenced to a 14-year prison term on Monday for defrauding former clients out of millions of dollars and trying to stop the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) from taking payroll taxes from a coffee shop he owned
More than 7,000 sex offenders were convicted of 'lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years of age' but were let out of prison the same year they were incarcerated, according to data from the California Megan's Law database that allows
RoboCop Unleashed
If you enjoyed Thanksgiving, you might be a white supremacist, according to at least one corporate-controlled media outlet.
California is spending like the tech boom would last forever. But a tech crunch is underway with huge layoffs everywhere. Now what?
...sabotage of oil infrastructure?
Should the government be allowed to collect your DNA--and retain it indefinitely--if you're arrested for a low-level offense like shoplifting a tube of lipstick, driving without a valid license, or walking your dog off leash? We don't think so.
Los Angeles County Drops Criminal Charges Against Konnech Chief Eugene Yu the Day After Midterm Elections
Southern California's Orange County Health Department this month declared a local health emergency over concerns around the rising number of pediatric cases of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) amid news Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline are close to seeking
Newsom Sued Over COVID 'Misinformation' Law That Doctors Say Tramples First Amendment Rights + More
This week in the dystopian Brave New World techno-hell, Oakland, California police publicly lobbied for legal permission to arm robots with shotguns for civilian law enforcement purposes: "The controversy began at the September 21 meeting of
The Oakland Police Department is pushing for robots with a potentially lethal shotgun-like attachment, according to The Intercept.
Fed up with Comcast and AT&T, Silicon Valley residents started their own network.
MEANWHILE….IN EVERY DEMOCRAT RUN SHITHOLE
New California movement founder Paul Preston joins Mike Adams to discuss the golden future of a free California
The residents of this sun-scorched city feel California's endless drought when the dust lifts off the brown hills and flings grit into their living rooms. They see it when they drive past almond trees being ripped from the ground for lack of water
