California has become an example of what not to do with renewable energy.
If renewable energy is so big, why does California pay so much for that electricity? That’s a pretty important question—one that gets to the heart of the complexities in American energy. Californians are paying around 35 cents per kilowatt hour, which is quite high. Interestingly, folks in Iowa are enjoying rates of about 14 cents […]
Chef Valentino Luchin from California taken into custody for robbing three banks in San Francisco on the same day
Cook some crimes. A well-known chef from California was arrested last week after allegedly robbing three banks in a single day in San Francisco. Valentino Routine, 62, who previously served as the executive chef at Rose Pistra—an Italian restaurant loved by locals—reportedly stormed into three banks on September 10th, handing notes to tellers demanding cash, […]
Pelosi Collects Funds for Redistricting in California as Fire Victims Endure Hardships
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is spearheading a fundraiser to support Democratic efforts for new gerrymandered districts in California. Pelosi, who is 85, has been portrayed as a key figure in Governor Gavin Newsom’s fundraising initiatives, offering guidance and making calls to influential Democratic donors. However, both Pelosi and Newsom have demonstrated a lack of […]
California Senate Approves Bill Against Masks, Putting ICE Agents at Risk of Retaliation
California Senate Passes Controversial Bill Targeting ICE Officers The California Senate approved a bill on Thursday, spearheaded by Scott Wiener, a Democrat from San Francisco, which seeks to prohibit federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers from wearing masks. This legislation is part of a broader national endeavor that many argue facilitates targeting ICE personnel […]
California Approves Reparations in College Admissions, in Spite of Prop 209
Recently, the California Legislature approved a bill aimed at providing compensation to descendants of enslaved individuals through targeted university admissions. The bill, AB 7, mandates that the California State University, University of California, independent colleges, and private secondary schools consider giving admissions preference to those who can directly trace their lineage to people subjected to […]
California school aide Lisette Ortega Veles admits to engaging in sexual activity with a student.
A school aide from California has confessed to engaging in sexual relations with a teenage boy whom he met at a high school in the San Diego area. He’s now facing the possibility of five years in prison and has registered to be a third-party employee. Lisette Ortega Berez, 32, entered a guilty plea on […]
California Democrat Claims Falsehoods About ‘Radical Right’ Violence Following Kirk’s Assassination
On Friday, Rep. Dave Minh (D-CA) stated that “toxic violence” stemmed from the “radical right” following the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Minh insisted that the suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, was associated with the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement. In a social media update, Democrats commented: “With the identification of Charlie […]
California Republicans Highlight Democrat Rep. Dave Min’s ‘Real Nature’ in Misleading Assertions About ‘Radical Right’ Violence
California Republicans Target Rep. Dave Min’s Comments on Violence California’s Orange County Republicans recently highlighted remarks made by Rep. Dave Min (D-CA) regarding what he termed “toxic violence” from “radical rights.” On Friday, they shared screenshots of two of Min’s posts, which initially condemned political violence, regardless of its source. However, in another post, Min […]
Remote workers who moved from California to Tulsa, Oklahoma for $10K are happy with their choice.
Oklahoma’s Relocation Initiative Attracts Californians According to a recent report by the Los Angeles Times, Oklahoma’s relocation program is enticing Californians with a $10,000 incentive to move to the state. The article features insights from former California residents, Cynthia Rollins and Zach Maineke, who opted for a remote work opportunity in Tulsa. Initially hesitant, both […]
California lawmakers approve legislation banning police from wearing masks to conceal their identities.
California Legislative Action on Law Enforcement Masks California legislators have approved a bill that restricts law enforcement officials from covering their faces, a reaction to recent immigration operations in Los Angeles where some federal agents have concealed their identities. The bill, greenlit on Thursday, is now awaiting Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature. Yet, questions remain about […]