Driving around Lake Tahoe communities you see snow piled up everywhere. Ten, twenty foot high mountains of snow that have been pushed off of streets, parking lots and driveways. Snow
The recent acquittal of Canadian dairy farmer, Michael Schmidt, last week on charges of selling raw milk stands as a huge victory for food and farm freedom advocates. Though the
You may not know it, but even after George Washington and the Continental Congress had raised an army to fight against the English Crown, the American Colonists weren't
Since receiving $3 billion in voter authorized bonds in 2004, the state's publicly-funded stem cell research institute has been beset by one controversy after another. Wranglings with
Last week, the United States Supreme Court rendered a historic ruling against the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and all laws that seek to limit big corporate money in American politics.
The Associated Press reports that approximately 3/4 of Californians see the state heading the wrong direction. The recent findings are based on a Public Policy Poll conducted of sampling
Beginning in the early 1990s, the U.S. experienced a dramatic reduction in teen pregnancy and birth rates. As the country was ravaged by HIV/AIDS, the federal government, states
US Senate candidate, Tom Campbell, issued a list of specific cuts he'd propose to restore fiscal sanity to an out of control the federal budget. However, the military
Though far below the requested $4.7 billion, the state's high-speed rail project will receive $2.25 billion in federal stimulus funds to move ahead with construction.
Given California’s ongoing border crisis and swift descent toward systemic failure, it is only natural that a number of unique and, in some cases, truly odd ideas will surface
Sacramento real estate appears to be ready for a recovery, and a return to more positive days, according an article in the Sacramento Bee. The article notes that area prices
