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California’s Line Fire forces evacuations as wildfire sees explosive growth
Officials issued evacuation notices in eastern San Bernardino County on Saturday due to the Line Fire, which consumed more than 7,000 acres. More than 500 personnel are working to contain the flames, which started on Thursday.
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.
Time for reform? San Francisco has been working under same legislative rules for nearly 30 years
San Francisco has been working under the same legislative set of rules for the past nearly 30 years.We're talking about the city's charter that dictates how things operate. In order to build a better Bay Area, most anyone in city government will tell you it's time to reform the city charter."What we have at this point, I think, is kind of a mess," according to Supervisor Rafael Mandelman because of how the city's governance is structured, based, in part, on that charter.Here's how the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association, SPUR, explains it."Who's in charge and who...
No, California’s extreme heat did not cause a series of earthquakes
A series of earthquakes rattled Southern California on Saturday. The greatest was a magnitude-3.9 that was centered east of Los Angeles near the town of Ontario. Shaking was possibly felt in Los Angeles and other communities in Orange and San Diego counties.
Newsom vetoes home loan assistance for undocumented immigrants
Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have allowed undocumented immigrants living in California the ability to qualify for first-time homebuying loans. Newsom cited funding concerns and the bill’s potential fiscal impact on the state budget in his veto message. “Given the finite funding available for CalHFA programs, expanding program eligibility must be […]
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.
California awards Encore High School $200,000 grant for Farm to School program
HESPERIA – The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) announced, September 6, the grant recipients for the Farm to School program. Encore High School received a $200,000 grant to provide hands-on learning through cooking classes.
Warehouse Rules in Last-Minute Assembly Bill Divide Inland Empire
California is poised to set new rules for warehouse locations and truck routes with a last-minute bill to curtail air pollution and traffic from distribution centers. But local government groups oppose the legislation, and business groups warn that it would place onerous requirements on warehouse developments and cities, threatening trade and jobs. Gov. Gavin Newsom has until the end of the month to sign or veto the bill.
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