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SDSU Scientists Unveil Early Warning Sewage-Tracking System in Tijuana River
Scientists at San Diego State University have successfully completed a study with a new early warning system to track the levels of untreated sewage in the Tijuana River. The team, led by SDSU biologist Trent Biggs and environmental engineer Natalie Mladenov, used specialized fluorescence sensors to detect and differentiate treated and untreated sewage where the river crosses the international border and in a creek of its estuary.
Michael Madsen and Now-Estranged Wife Break Silence After Home Bust-Up Arrest: 'He's Definitely Not Guilty of Domestic Violence'
Kill Bill star Michael Madsen and his estranged wife DeAnna have broken their silence following his recent arrest for misdemeanor domestic battery. DeAnna said Michael had been "struggling with his own personal issues" leading up to law enforcement being called to their Malibu home over the weekend, RadarOnline.com can reveal. Michael, 66, was taken into custody on August 18 after police were called to his home over a "family disturbance" involving DeAnna, 64. Police said the Reservoir Dogs star "pushed" DeAnna and locked her out of the home. When officers arrived at the house, DeAnna was safe with security and...
Council postpones water rate hike vote
During Wednesday night's special meeting, several Calexico residents expressed concerns of a possible double increase on their water and sewer bill for the next five years. The post Council postpones water rate hike vote appeared first on KYMA.
California digital driver’s license and ID cards can now be added to Google Wallet
Californians can now add a digital driver’s license or state ID to their Google Wallet on mobile devices, the governor’s office announced Friday. “California is now one of five states to offer a digital driver’s license in Google Wallet! Carrying a mobile driver’s license and identification card has never been easier,” Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office […]
Google's agreement to pay millions for California news called a bad deal by journalists
Google will soon give California millions of dollars to help pay for local journalism jobs in a first-in-the-nation deal, but journalists and other media industry experts are calling it a disappointing agreement that mostly benefits the tech giant. The agreement, which was hashed out behind closed doors and announced this week, will direct tens of millions of public and private dollars to keep local news organizations afloat. Critics say it's a textbook political maneuver by tech giants to avoid a fee under what could have been groundbreaking legislation. California lawmakers agreed to kill a bill requiring tech to support news...
CA Toddler Gets Intoxicated From Being Served Wine Accidentally
A California restaurant is in the national spotlight after a toddler was reportedly served alcohol by mistake. The incident happened at a restaurant on the state's central coast. A blood alcohol content of.12 is considered over the limit for California adults when operating a motor vehicle, so it's a good...
First Amendment / Second Amendment Lawyer Jobs in California
Two organizations (Benbrook Law Group and the First Amendment Coalition) with which I've worked closely, and which I think highly of, are looking for California lawyers; application instructions are at the links. [1.] Benbrook Law Group, a two-lawyer firm with which I've litigated some interesting First Amendment gun-related cases, is...
Man, 32, facing life in Southern California prison for pellet gun attack
A 32-year-old man is facing the possibility of life in prison after he reportedly shot a man in the back of the head with a pellet gun, officials announced Thursday. Prosecutors, in a press release from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, say Joshua Steven Morales was charged with one count of attempted […]
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