Personally, I don't have a problem with marijuana legalization. But, current marijuana users do need to know that their marijuana (or other drugs too) almost certainly comes via
Observed on the first Monday of each September, Labor Day is a U.S. Federal holiday which recognizes trade and labor organizations and marks the unofficial end of Summer.
This
Famous for calling out his fellow Republicans for deficit spending and open-ended wars, Dr. Ron Paul has recently directed his criticism toward President Obama. According to the independent-minded
Ask any politically engaged person to name the people allegedly responsible for financing the growing libertarian-minded upswing in mainstream politics, and one name will stick out – namely, Koch.
If
Lacking the same oversight and transparency as the state’s public schools, a second charter school in San Fernando Valley – NEW Academy Canoga Park - was charged with “misuse” of $2.
California’s Independent – decline-to-state – voters will decide November’s gubernatorial race between Republican Meg Whitman and Democrat Jerry Brown.
Numerically, it is impossible for a Republican candidate for
Earlier this year, CAIVN alerted you to the crisis of prison rape.
Though it receives little attention from mainstream news sources, the rape of prison detainees by other inmates and
Food unites us all. Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Council member, is campaigning for Mayor with this basic precept in mind. Economic recovery, fiscal sustainability and better public health are all
The Tea Party could make a big impact in Congress, unless rival political factions successfully paint the largely independent-minded voter movement as being driven by racism in the controversy
There are levels of misery associated with Burning Man – wind, dust, heat and the lack of normal services such as electricity and telephones. But this year’s weird weather in
Last night, the two candidates for California’s US Senate seat squared off in the first of their debates this election season. From the angle of getting on-topic answers
326 U.S. soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan so far this year, passing last year's record of 317. 56 more troops were killed in August, while President
