by Dr. Eowyn On June 30, 2015, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Senate Bill 277, one of America’s strictest childhood vaccination requirements by eliminating parents’ ability to claim “personal belief” exemptions for their children at both private and public schools. (Read more here.) Not content with mandating vaccines for every school child in California, the […]
How many times have you heard the phrase, “Only in California”? While you try not to lose count, you can be sure that actual Californians are also echoing your collective sentiments this week. Sitting on Governor Jerry Brown’s desk is a voter registration bill so bad that TTV Founder Catherine Engelbrecht sounded off in a […]
Deal is China’s first contract for high-speed Line in U.S. A China Railway Group-led consortium and XpressWest Enterprises LLC will form a joint venture to build a high-speed railway linking Las Vegas and Los Angeles, the first Chinese-made bullet-train project in the U.S. Construction of the 370-kilometer (230-mile) Southwest Rail Network will begin as soon […]
Richard Angwin The developing El Nino is stronger than the last major event of its type in 1997. According to the US National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the UK Met Office, this El Nino is shaping up to be the strongest since records began in 1950. El Nino is a natural phenomenon which […]
Barack Hussein Obama, who is bringing in as many Muslims as possible before he leaves office, has chosen states (red) with the most mosques in which to dump them. Next in line are states (pink) with lots of leftist Jews, followed by the Bible Belt (orange & gold) where anti-Muslim sentiment probably is the highest […]
Ten years ago, Hurricane Katrina reminded us that when it comes to natural disasters, you can prepare for the worst, but it’s also crucial to plan for the chaos that comes afterward. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti took that lesson to heart. He is haunted by the memory of flying over New Orleans in a […]
(OC Register) Across the nation, progressives increasingly look at California as a model state. This tendency has increased as climate change has emerged as the Democratic Party’s driving issue. To them, California’s recovery from a very tough recession is proof positive that you can impose ever greater regulation on everything from housing to electricity and […]
LOS ANGELES – (INT) – Almost 1 in 3 California households struggle each month to meet their basic needs, according to a report released Tuesday by United Ways of California. The report finds that 3.2 million California households do not earn enough income to account for the types of expenses-food, rent, health care-that are essential […]
ANAHEIM, Calif. (KABC) Two Anaheim muslims were arrested by the Joint Terrorism Task Force for planning to join ISIS. Muhanad Badawi, 24, and Nader Elhuzayel, 24, both Muslim of Anaheim, were arrested late Thursday night on a charge of conspiring to provide material support to the terrorist group. According to an affidavit in support of the […]
The homeless population of Los Angeles County – already the second largest in the nation – grew by 12% over the last two years, amid hard times for low-wage workers and a sluggish economic recovery. The homeless population of the nation’s second largest metropolitan area rose to 44,300 people, about a 5,000 person increase from 2013, according to a report […]
