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LA Times Columnist: ACTUALLY, Republicans To Blame for Dem-Run California’s Problems Because They’re Too Far Right To Win Elections
The columnist acknowledged that his state is run almost entirely by Democrats but reasoned the GOP's inability to get candidates elected is harmful. The post LA Times Columnist: ACTUALLY, Republicans To Blame for Dem-Run California’s Problems Because They’re Too Far Right To Win Elections first appeared on Mediaite.
121 homeless people removed from Southern California encampment
County officials removed 121 homeless residents from a Palmdale encampment during several large-scale operations. The effort, led by L.A. County’s Pathway Home program, was conducted with the help of several local agencies and sheriff’s departments and took place on July 22, July 31, and Aug. 19. The encampment was located in a remote desert area […]
California’s Line Fire threatens 35,000 buildings as residents flee expanding flames
The Line Fire burning in San Bernardino County in California exploded in size overnight, scorching more than 17,000 acres as nervous homeowners gathered belongings and fled the area as flames continue to advance and threaten more than 35,000 buildings.
Groundbreaking ceremony held for California casino, resort set to be managed by Las Vegas-based company
Las Vegas-based company, Station Casinos, is branching out of the Silver State and partnering with North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California to open a long-awaited casino and resort project in California.
New feature film puts focus on child trafficking crisis in California
SAN FRANCISCO -- A new feature film is drawing attention to a grim reality in America: child trafficking. City of Dreams depicts the harrowing story of a child kidnapped and sold to a sweatshop in California.Vanessa Russell, an anti-sex/labor-trafficking activist and founder of Hayward-based nonprofit Love Never Fails, says that child trafficking is a pervasive issue in California and across the nation."There's a lot of different ways that someone can be sold in our world, unfortunately. And this is happening to every age, race, gender and religion. It doesn't discriminate and, sadly, it's something that we really struggle with here...
Julie Kavner at 74: From 'Rhoda's' TV Sister to Bart Simpson's Cartooned Mom and Beyond
Today marks the 74th birthday of actress Julie Kavner, who initially found fame as television sibling Brenda Morgenstern, the younger sister to Valerie Harper on TV's Rhoda(CBS, 1974-1978). Today, she is best known for giving gravelly-voice appeal to the animated antics of Marge Simpson, mother to Bart and wife to Homer, on The Simpsons, which premiered in 1989 and remains in production.
Howard McNear Played Edgy Movie & TV Roles Before 'Floyd the Barber' on 'The Andy Griffith Show'
Beloved character actor Howard McNear, who died in 1969 from complications of a stroke, is best remembered for his performance as Floyd Lawson, a.k.a., Floyd the Barber on The Andy Griffith Show (CBS, 1960-1968).
Former '50s/'60s Child Stars Tony Dow & Shelley Fabares Reunited on TV's 'Coach' Sitcom in the '80s
It's been two years since beloved actor Tony Dow died of liver cancer. Best known for his role as Wally Cleaver on TV's original Leave It To Beaver sitcom (and its later sequels), Dow later reinvented his career as a director. In the process, he reconnected with actress Shelley Fabares, a fellow former child star who found fame on The Donna Reed Show. Here's what happened.
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