Two Grad rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, striking empty fields within Israel. The missiles caused no injuries or damage, but were enough for Israeli media outlets
The situation for residents of Kings Beach, California has finally taken a turn for the better. As we have reported here and here, this small town set hard against the
The California Department of Fish and Game has issued a new restoration plan for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. The "Draft Ecosystem Restoration Program Conservation Strategy" will, according
Despite their reservations and concerns, many Americans are undoubtedly breathing a sigh of relief following the seemingly manufactured crisis that finally allowed passage of a last minute deal to yet
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack has announced several biofuel projects for Pacific states that he says will eventually create thousands of jobs and break the nation's
Members of the Tea Party movement have been called a lot of nasty things before like: crazy, extremists, teabaggers, and racists, but in the final hours of the debt ceiling
Research shows that almost half of all Arizona mortgages were "underwater” by the end of the first fiscal quarter of 2011. Only Nevada, at 63 percent, had a higher
Based on the latest report from the office of the Arizona Secretary of State, both major parties continue to lose support as the growth rate of Arizona's Independent
The California Citizens Redistricting Committee was created by Proposition 11 in 2008 and is charged with creating equitable district boundaries for Congressional, State Senate, State Assembly, and State Board of
"Copper theft is nothing new in the Bay Area," according to CBS San Francisco, but lately the problem has become so bad, especially in Vallejo where several schools
EnviroMission, an Australian company, plans to build the world's largest solar tower energy plant in the world in Arizona by 2015. When completed, the central tower will be