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California auto insurance set to rise by 54%, new report says
By the end of the year, the typical auto insurance policy in California will reportedly be 54% more expensive than last year.According to a new report published by insurance tracker Insurify, the cost of full coverage across the U.S. increased by 28% between June 2023 and June 2024 - but some states, including California, are seeing year-over-year rate hikes of more than 50%.Here are some key details:Avg. annual cost of full coverage (June 2023): $1,666Avg. annual cost of full coverage (June 2024): $2,417Year-over-year increase: 45%Projected annual cost of full coverage (end of 2024): $2,681The jump is due to increasing claims, storm damages, and costly repairs.To read the full report, click here.
Wildlife officials released 1.53 million salmon into California reservoirs this spring
State wildlife officials released 1.53 million salmon into reservoirs and lakes across California over the spring in an effort to shore up their numbers and ensure they can continue to support recreational fishing, authorities announced Friday. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife released flurries of fish into inland water bodies in 17...
Peter Thiel Compares California to Saudi Arabia In Wild Take On Joe Rogan’s Podcast: ‘You Have a Crazy Religion’
Thiel then went on to compare the liberal culture of California to Wahhabism – the strict interpretation of Sunni Islam widely practiced in Saudi Arabia. The post Peter Thiel Compares California to Saudi Arabia In Wild Take On Joe Rogan’s Podcast: ‘You Have a Crazy Religion’ first appeared on Mediaite.
Harris says in fundraising email she ate ‘a family-sized bag of nacho Doritos’ on night of Trump election
Vice President Harris said in a fundraising email sent Friday that she ate “a family-sized bag of nacho Doritos” the night of the 2016 election. In the email, Harris questions whether recipients remember their own emotions and reactions to Donald Trump’s win over Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in that presidential cycle. “It was election night…
Women inmates receive vital job training skills as part of California prison program
It's all about second chances for a group of 85 women who are currently incarcerated but just received job certifications in a variety of fields. Some learned how to code, while others learned about construction.The goal is to ensure these women find meaningful employment once they re-enter society.Angela Hernandez made the trip from Stockton to Chino to support her sister as she graduated with a certificate in healthcare facilities management."Today is important for her so it is important for us. So, it was a must to come and support her," Hernandez said.But this was no ordinary graduation. The dozens of...
Colliers Closes Fontana Industrial Sale for Transwestern Development
Colliers completed the $76.8-million sale of a newly constructed Inland Empire West Industrial asset, Almeria Logistics Center. Cabot Properties acquired the 236,129-square-foot property located at 8300 Almeria Ave. in Fontana from seller and developer Transwestern Development Company. It’s fully leased through 2027 to LC Logistics Services. Colliers’ West Industrial...
California Legislature kills bills, lots of bills
With 830 bills in the dreaded Senate and Assembly suspense files, legislators were busy Thursday killing about a third of them, write CalMatters Capitol reporters Sameea Kamal and Jeanne Kuang. Bills that got the ax included a handful of high-profile crime measures: After the appropriations committees finished, more than 500 bills are still alive. But […]
Radford rolls past Redlands with dominant 32-7 victory
Radford secured a dominant 32-7 win over Redlands (CA), with quarterback Afi Togafau throwing for 173 yards, rushing for two touchdowns, and leading an efficient offense. Radford’s defense contributed two touchdowns, while Zeke Schulz added a late score and led the team in tackles. Redlands’ Teddy McGee stood out with 111 rushing yards and the team’s lone touchdown. Radford will face Skyview High School in Vancouver, WA, on September 6.
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