Tag: California local news
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California Man Is Sentenced To 25 Years To Life Imprisonment After Murdering And Burying Woman Who Was Missing For 10 Years
The court sentenced a California man named Jose William Lara, 61, to 25 years to life in prison after murdering a woman that was missing for ten years. Jose William Lara, a California man, was sentenced to 25 years to life imprisonment The California man was guilty of murdering a woman whose body was…
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In California, a bald eagle kidnaps a young red-tailed hawk and keeps it as her own
In Northern California, a mother bald eagle returned to her nest with a newborn red-tailed hawk in her talons, while her anxious eaglet was waiting. Doug Gillard, the photographer, was worried that the eaglet would eat the hawk. Rather, he observed for the following month as the bald eagle cared for the hawk as if…
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Fecal matter Pollutants Have Flooded California’s Beaches
The unattractive problem of fecal bacteria pollution at a few of California’s most beloved beaches is highlighted in a new study from the environmental organization Heals the Bay. Unbelievably, San Mateo County is home to 50% of the state’s top ten worst beaches, with Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica distinguishing out as the third-most contaminated beach…
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In California, is it legal to text when the light is red? Here is the necessary traffic laws
As per the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, careless driving causes at least 9 fatal car accidents each day. Disturbed driving includes everything from texting to munching during driving. What occurs if you’re stuck at a red light and are seen reading your phone? According to California state law: The California Vehicle Code’s Section…
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Following a trans girl’s second-place finish in the California Meet of Champions, Riley Gaines posts remarks of encouragement
Riley Gaines, a former NCAA All-American swimmer at Kentucky that has pushed for maintaining equality in women’s athletics, posted some encouraging texts from parents in California on Thursday. A transgender girl runner who placed 2nd in a sectional Meet of Champions and advanced to the state championships late this week sparked discussion throughout the weekend…
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Dianne Feinstein is considered unfit for office by two-thirds of California voters
Based on a poll released on Thursday, two-thirds of California voters believe Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., is no more qualified to hold her position. According to a survey by the Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley, 67% of California’s eligible voters think that Feinstein’s most recent sickness makes her unable to hold public office.…
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As a transgender girl takes 2nd place at the California Meet of Champions, Caitlyn Jenner screams, “THIS IS WRONG”
When a transgender girl finished in 2nd place at the California Meet of Champions competition on Saturday, May 22, Caitlyn Jenner seemed to be the driving force behind a protest from the general public. Following the publication of an article by Outkick wherein it claimed “a man participating as a woman” developed to the California State…
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Siblings Swept Away in Central California River: 8-Year-Old Girl Found Dead And 4-Year-Old Boy Still Missing
An 8-year-old girl and her brother have swept away in a Central California River swollen from swiftly melting mountains of snow. The young girl was dead, and her 4-year-old brother went missing. Siblings have been Swept away in the Central California River The deputies of Fresno County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report at…
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Protests are triggered when masked individuals hang a “white pride” banner on a bridge in SLO County
In San Luis Obispo County, an organization of masked men raised a “Embrace white pride” flag on a Highway 101 bridge once more on Saturday, drawing criticism from passing motorists and reaction from demonstrators. Around midday, 4 guys appeared on the Vineyard Drive Highway 101 overpass in Templeton, California, and spread a sign that was quite similar…
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Sen. Feinstein comeback to Washington has severely divided California Democrats
Democrat Donna Perkins recognizes Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s unwillingness to be told what she should do as she wraps down her political career as reaches her retirement age. The most senior senator from California has previously stated that she will never seek reelection, and others claim that demands for her to resign early are motivated by sexism…