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The Greatest Natural Disaster in California That You’ve Probably Never Heard About
California is known for its sunny weather, beautiful landscapes, and diverse culture. But the state also has a history of devastating natural disasters, such as earthquakes, wildfires, floods, and landslides. Among these, one of the most deadly and destructive events that many people are unaware of is the Great Flood of 1862.
4 Major Arizona Counties Where People Are Leaving the Most
Recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau sheds light on population trends in Arizona, particularly in major counties where significant shifts are occurring. This article delves into the demographic changes in four key Arizona counties that are experiencing notable population declines. Maricopa County. Maricopa County, home to Phoenix, has been...
Ohio Restaurant Serves The ‘Best Burrito’ In The Entire State
In the realm of culinary delights, few dishes hold as much universal appeal as the humble yet versatile burrito. Ohio, known for its diverse food scene, boasts a culinary gem that has captured the hearts and taste buds of many – Mi Burrito Mexican Grill in West Chester. Renowned...
4 Indiana Destinations Named Among The ‘Most Dangerous’ Towns In The US
Indiana, known for its diverse towns and cities, has recently made headlines with four of its destinations being labeled among the ‘Most Dangerous’ towns in the US. This new report data sheds light on the safety concerns and crime rates in these areas, prompting a closer look at the challenges they face in maintaining a peaceful environment.
Arizona’s Shelby Busch Faces Backlash Over ‘Lynch’ Remark as She Votes for Trump at RNC
Shelby Busch, chair of Arizona’s delegation at the Republican National Convention, cast Arizona’s 43 votes for Donald Trump on Monday. Busch’s nomination comes amid calls for unity following an assassination attempt on Trump. Recently, Busch faced backlash for a video where she made a disturbing remark about...
A Small South Carolina Town is Suddenly the 3rd Most Dangerous in State
Myrtle Beach, a picturesque coastal town in South Carolina, has recently made headlines for all the wrong reasons. Despite its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality, this charming city has found itself in an alarming position. According to a new report, Myrtle Beach now holds the dubious distinction of being the third most dangerous city in the state.
Two Kentucky Cities Among Top Roach-Infested Cities in America
The scourge of roach infestations extends beyond the borders of Texas and Arizona, reaching into the heart of Kentucky. Recent data sheds light on the prevalence of cockroach issues in two cities within the Bluegrass State, highlighting the challenges faced by residents in combating these persistent pests. Lexington, Kentucky: Battling...
California’s New Law: Security Deposits Limited to One Month’s Rent
A new California law, effective July 1, limits security deposits for long-term rentals to one month’s rent. This change aims to improve housing accessibility and affordability, but landlords are worried about its financial impact. Previously, landlords could charge up to twice the rent for an unfurnished unit and three...
California GOP Reacts to Trump Shooting: ‘From Excited to Super-Excited
California Republicans were energized on Sunday after learning that former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt. At a Milwaukee museum, just before the national convention began, delegates expressed heightened enthusiasm. Annie Marszal, a Sacramento gas station owner, said, “I feel a shift from excited to super-excited,” noting that Trump...
Wisconsin Welcomes 61 California Officers for RNC Security and Public Safety
California has sent 61 law enforcement officers to Wisconsin to help with security for the Republican National Convention. This support was planned since May and organized by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services. Officers from Bakersfield, Fresno, and Long Beach police departments, along with 40 members of the...
Ceres Police Seek Help After Series of Storage Unit Burglaries
The Ceres Police Department is asking for help after a series of burglaries targeted storage units in Stanislaus County. According to CPD, the burglaries occurred at Securecare Self Storage on 1780 Mitchell Road in Ceres. “We urge victims of these thefts to come forward and contact us immediately,” CPD stated....
California Heat Wave’s Toll: Lake Shasta’s Water Vanishes Rapidly
California is currently experiencing a severe heat wave in July, causing significant water loss from Lake Shasta and other major reservoirs in Northern California. During the first nine days of the month, approximately 2.2 billion gallons of water from Lake Shasta turned into vapor and drifted into the atmosphere. On July 3 alone, 288.8 million gallons evaporated.
Arizona Cities Shine as Top ‘Staycation’ Destinations in the US
Are you considering a staycation this summer? Look no further than Arizona, where a treasure trove of options awaits. According to WalletHub’s recent study, nine Arizona cities have been crowned as some of the best “staycation” destinations in the entire country. Leading the charge is Tucson, claiming...
This Arizona City Owns the Most Guns in America
In the wide expanse of the United States, owning guns is a big part of American life. While people still argue about the pros and cons of guns, some states and cities are known for having many gun owners. Among them, one city in Arizona stands out as the most gun-friendly in the country. Let’s look at the facts and understand why this is the case.
Arizona’s Minimum Wage for Tipped Employees Could Be Reduced by 25%
Republican lawmakers agreed to send several measures to the November ballot this week, including a proposal to allow restaurants to pay their tipped workers 25% less than the minimum wage, instead of the current $3 “tip allowance.”. This change would save restaurants an additional 57 cents per hour. The...
July 1 Brings New Laws to California: Key Changes to Expect
A number of new laws on topics like housing and hidden fees will take effect in California on July 1. Here are some of the laws that could directly affect Californians:. Senate Bill 478 and Assembly Bill 537 require advertised prices for most goods and services to include all fees, except government taxes.
Menendez Trial: Balancing Practical Concerns Amidst Legal Proceedings
Senator Bob Menendez found himself in the spotlight as potential jurors streamed into a federal courtroom in Manhattan to kick off the jury selection process for his trial, which will shape the course of his future over the next two months. Unlike the high-profile trial of Donald Trump nearby, the...
JD Vance’s Stand Against Cohen: A Closer Look at the New York Courtroom Clash
Senator JD Vance (R-Ohio) made his disapproval of Michael Cohen clear outside a New York courtroom where Cohen, formerly associated with ex-President Trump, testified in a hush money trial. Addressing reporters outside the courthouse, Vance aimed to cast doubt on Cohen’s reliability as a witness. Cohen, known for his $130,000...
Weed Tax Revenue is Soaring in This Michigan State City
In 2023, communities across Michigan that embraced adult-use marijuana sales experienced a notable rise in revenue, with over $87 million distributed among eligible cities, villages, townships, and counties. A total of 99 cities, 30 villages, 69 townships, and 71 counties received funds from the Marihuana Regulation Fund, marking a significant...
VCU Graduates Walk Out During Governor Glenn Youngkin’s Commencement Address
During Governor Glenn Youngkin’s commencement speech at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), a considerable number of graduating students chose to express their dissent by staging a walkout, effectively conveying a strong message. In a video capturing the incident, a sizable crowd of graduates can be seen exiting the Greater Richmond...
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