Author: nick
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WE WON! Federal Court Rules That Fluoridation Chemicals Pose An “Unreasonable Risk” To Health
By Stuart Cooper, Fluoride Action Network – September 25, 2024 History has been made. After 7 years of pursuing legal action against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over the risk posed to the developing brain by the practice of water fluoridation, the United States District Court of the Northern District of California has just ruled on behalf…
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Newsom Confronts Reality
By Kevin Kiley – September 20, 2024 Some incredible news: the Public Policy Institute of California just released a new poll, and Prop. 36 has a commanding 71-26 lead. Even two-thirds of Democrats support it. This is the initiative we qualified for the ballot to end the Prop. 47 disaster. Newsom, of course, is fighting…
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Sheriff’s Office and the Jail
By Donna Westfall – September 17, 2024 One has to wonder why there is a revolving door with some of the criminals around our town. First I’d like to mention Dixie Rae Snider. 67 year old. A real nuisance to the neighborhood. If you lived near her you could hear her irritating voice yelling about…
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Peak Levels
By Kevin Kiley – September 17, 2024 We are 50 days out from Election Day, and the stakes have reached peak levels on both the campaign trail and Capitol Hill. But first, an update on the reckoning for American universities. The President of Rutgers University has resigned. He is the 4th university leader ousted after…
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REDUCING ENERGY COSTS
Opinion and Commentary By Donna Westfall Readers have made comments about how I can repeatedly post articles from Congressman Kevin Kiley. He complains about Newsom all the time. Well, I agree with him and not just about Newsom, but let’s look at his most recent Representatives Report today’s date. One can always wish he was…
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Latest Poll – Prop 13 in Trouble in CA
By Carl DeMaio – September 16, 2024 With ballots hitting mailboxes across CA in less than 18 days, we have received some very concerning polling data on four priority statewide ballot propositions were leading campaigns on. Prop 13 is in danger of being gutted. Before you see the polling numbers and panic, please remember that the…
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Major roadwork scheduled
By CalTrans – September 13, 2024 The following scheduled roadwork has been verified at the time of release. Please keep in mind work is weather permitting and subject to change. For updates to this list, visit: QuickMap at http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov, check the California Highway Information Network (CHIN) at https://roads.dot.ca.gov or call 1-800-GAS-ROAD (1-800-427-7623). For information pertaining to emergency…
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REPARATIONS BILLS SHELVED
By Golden State Republican Women – September 12, 2024 A last-minute protest failed to win the Senate-approved bills a chance to be voted on in the Assembly. Although years of effort went into making California the first state in the nation to get reparations laws to the governor’s desk to be signed into law, in…
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California “Leads”
By Kevin Kiley – September 12, 2024 Gavin Newsom put out a Top 10 list: “Ten Ways California Leads the Nation.” Perhaps he took inspiration from David Letterman because the list is, to put it mildly, laughable. One item is “belonging and unity.” Another, unbelievably, is high-speed rail (we’re investigating that disaster in the Transportation Committee). Conveniently,…
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NO RECOGNITION FOR A JOB WELL DONE; THE BATTLE TO SAVE LOCAL FISHING FROM OCEANIC WINDFARMS
By Staff – September 11, 2024 Last September, joint-committee meeting was held between the City, County, and Harbor District, triggering a wave of public outcry. The issue at hand was the agencies proposal to use public dollars to support a defunct Tri-Agency’s controversial push for oceanic windfarms. Many believed these windfarms would have disastrous consequences…