Small California school with nine students has a cost of $120,000 per student to remain operational — community claims it’s essential.
A small school in Northern California, with only nine students, has an annual operating cost of about $118,000 per child. Locals believe keeping it open is crucial for the community. The historic Orrick School in Humboldt County features five classrooms, a gym, a vegetable garden, and a spacious playground. As urban schools across California are […]
Video shows crowded hot air balloon making an emergency landing in a California backyard
A surprising video has emerged of a homeowner left speechless as a hot air balloon full of passengers made an emergency landing in his beautiful California backyard. In a clip shared online, homeowner Hunter Perrin demonstrated how a massive hot air balloon carrying 13 people touched down in his Temecula yard unexpectedly on Saturday. Perrin […]
Pismo Beach in California recognized as the top coastal small town in the country
Pismo Beach Named Best Small Coastal Town in the U.S. A peaceful getaway on the Central Coast has been recognized as the top small coastal town in the United States, and locals aren’t the least bit surprised. Pismo Beach took the crown in USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards, outperforming various other beloved seaside […]
California officials eliminate popular July 4th fireworks because of pollution worries
As the U.S. gears up for its 250th Independence Day celebration, a long-standing fireworks tradition in California is coming to an end. The California Coastal Commission has turned down a final attempt to continue the event, citing environmental issues related to protecting the bay. John Morris, the event organizer, mentioned that over the past 14 […]
See Nick Shirley challenge California Democrats attempting to make exposing fraud a crime.
California Lawmakers Face Scrutiny Over Investigative Reporting Bill On Saturday, independent journalist Nick Shirley confronted California lawmakers regarding a proposed bill aimed at criminalizing investigative reporting that reveals misconduct. Mia Bonta, a Democratic state legislator and the spouse of Attorney General Rob Bonta, presented Assembly Bill 2624 (AB2624) during a 25-minute YouTube video. The video […]
California treat that has been missing for 3 years will soon return to the menu
California King Salmon Returns to Menus After Three Years California’s beloved king salmon is making a comeback on restaurant menus after a three-year break, thanks to the recent actions taken by the local Fisheries Council. The Pacific Fisheries Management Council announced that state waters will reopen for California king salmon fishing in 2022. This decision […]
Hospice fraud case in California drives GOP effort to win important House seat
Concerns about hospice fraud are rising in California, and Republican Congressional candidate Jenny Ray Le Roux is pointing fingers at state leaders. She claims they haven’t taken necessary action, allowing the issue to escalate due to lapses in oversight. “All funds are channeled from California to the medical centers, and any mismanagement can lead to […]
Conservative CEO of a gay dating app chooses candidate for California governor.
Grindr CEO Endorses San Jose Mayor for California Gubernatorial Race George Allison, the CEO of Grindr, has made his preference known in the upcoming California gubernatorial race. Once identifying as a conservative, he endorsed moderate San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan and wrote a substantial check of $7,000 to support his campaign. “I’m rooting for Matt […]
California Democrats concealed a $2 billion budget accounting mistake for months, according to a memo.
California’s Budget Issues Revealed Amidst Deficit Projections Recent reports indicate that California Democrats have been aware of approximately $2 billion in accounting errors in the state budget for several months. This comes despite Governor Gavin Newsom’s January spending plan, which had already anticipated a deficit of around $3 billion for the upcoming fiscal year. The […]
California Officials Hid a $2 Billion Accounting Error for Months
California’s Budget Miscalculation Revealed California officials have been silent about a significant $2 billion budget mistake for several months while warning of serious cuts and pushing forward with a contentious budget process. The issue originated from two errors in calculations concerning the CalPERS pension plan. Governor Gavin Newsom’s budget proposal from January initially forecasted a […]