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California legislators BLOCK bill to make child trafficking a “serious felony”

July 13, 2023 -

The purpose of the measure, known as Senate Bill 14 (SB 14) was to keep repeat child offenders and pedophiles behind bars while prohibiting their early release. Its aim was to protect California children against perverts, in essence.

Said perverts obviously comprise the members of the Assembly Public Safety Committee, though, which blocked it from passing and moving through the rest of the state's legislative process, despite the State Senate having previously cleared it ...

Mobile phone data shows that post-pandemic cities like San Francisco, Chicago and Boston are MUCH less busy – where did the people go?

April 28, 2023 -

A new analysis shows that downtown activity in places like San Francisco, Chicago, and Boston has plummeted ever since the scamdemic – this according to mobile phone data.

According to data collected by the University of Toronto School of Cities, as of the fall of 2022, many major downtown population centers are much less busy than they were prior to covid.

Los Angeles, for instance, gained back only two-thirds of its former life, as measured by cell phone activity ...

EWG study: Economic benefits of paraquat herbicide DO NOT outweigh its health risks

16 days ago -

A recent Environmental Working Group (EWG) study has found that the use of paraquat in the agricultural regions of California is affecting low-income Hispanic communities.

Paraquat, a highly toxic herbicide commonly used as a weed killer, has been linked to multiple health issues, including non-Hodgkin lymphoma, respiratory damage, kidney disease and childhood leukemia. This toxic herbicide, which is considered deadly when ingested even in a small amount, ...

Nearly 800,000 Californians behind on rent, with over $5B accumulated rental debts

August 01, 2023 -

California continues to suffer from some of the most expensive rent prices in the nation, and local organizers warn that the ending of eviction moratoriums could make the situation worse and put approximately 721,000 children at risk of homelessness.

According to real estate listing company Zillow, as of July 21, average rent prices in California are $2,902 across all sizes and property types. In places perceived as high value like Orange, San Diego, Santa Clara and San ...

Newsom-signed bill penalizing toy retailers without “gender-neutral” sections will be enacted at the start of 2024

December 13, 2023 -

The law provides that stores must have designated gender-neutral toys "regardless of whether they have been traditionally marketed for either girls or boys. It will apply to retailers with 500 or more employees. Offenders will be liable for a civil penalty not to exceed $250 for a first violation or $500 for a subsequent violation."

Assemblyman Evan Low, a Democrat from San Jose who authored the bill and is now a representative in the U.S. Congress, said at the time ...

Court rules California bakeries may REFUSE to decorate cakes for gay couples… Backlash against the “gay mafia” accelerates

February 14, 2018 -

The case centered around Bakersfield cake baker Cathy Miller, of Tastries Bakery, who was sued by a lesbian couple after she refused to bake a wedding cake for them. While the prosecution tried to argue that Miller's refusal represented unlawful discrimination, Kern County Superior Court Judge David Lampe decided otherwise.

In Judge Lampe's ruling, refusing to sell an already-made wedding cake to the lesbian couple would have been impermissible under the law....

California cities are among the most polluted in America

April 27, 2017 -

In their annual “State of the Air” report, the American Lung Association revealed that the city of Bakersfield, Calif., had the worst spikes of short-term air pollution. The city also ranked among the worst in terms of year-round air pollution and ozone pollution, second only to Visalia, Calif., and Los Angeles, respectively. The cities of Fresno, Calif., Modesto, Calif., and San Francisco were also named as having some of the worst short- and long-term air pollution....

Report: 4 in 10 Americans breathe polluted air

May 20, 2021 -

As it turns out, more than 100 million Americans are still breathing in heavily polluted air. In fact, according to a recent report by the American Lung Association, more than four in 10 Americans live with polluted air.

The report also revealed that air pollution hits communities of color the hardest. People of color are 61 percent more likely than white people to live in a county with unhealthy levels of air pollution.

People of color are also three times more likely ...

City life is KILLING humanity: 95% of humans living today are breathing polluted air, mostly from cities

April 21, 2018 -

While cities are packed with people and can expose millions of individuals at once to unsafe air, the risk of indoor air pollution in rural areas should not be underestimated. Around 2.6 billion people were exposed to air pollution in 2016 due to the burning of solid fuel like biomass or coal in their homes to stay warm or cook. Indoor air pollution also impacts the quality of air in the areas surrounding it. This number has dropped in recent years, but it’s still shockingly ...

American cities run by Democrats see 50% decline in activity – people are fleeing

August 23, 2022 -

Cleveland is another Democrat-run city that is scaring away workers and tourists alike with rampant, unaddressed crime, among other post-plandemic problems.

New research by the Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley found that San Francisco's central business district is currently operating at just 31 percent of what it was prior to the plandemic – Cleveland and Portland, meanwhile, are operating at just 36 percent and 41 percent, respectively.

Conversely, ...

Liberal fascists of Colorado finally decide to stop trying to criminalize a Christian baker who refuses to surrender to the LGBT mafia

March 08, 2019 -

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser recently announced that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission has agreed to end its legal crusade against Phillips after the pro-LGBT group lost a critical First Amendment case before the Supreme Court last year.

Phillips first made national headlines for refusing to bake a custom cake for a same-sex "wedding," which quickly landed him in the crosshairs of LGBT zealots who demanded that he bake the cake against his will. Phillips again ...

Infectious fungal lung disease on the rise in California as open borders invites wave of disease to the USA

April 09, 2018 -

“That's just the tip of the iceberg,” warned Antje Lauer, a professor of microbiology at California State University (CSU), who is an expert on Valley Fever. "This is a very misdiagnosed and underdiagnosed disease. The actual number of cases is likely 10 times as high.”

Professor Lauer believes that Californians are facing an escalating epidemic. (Related: Will you be ready? Stay in the loop at Outbreak.news.) One of the factors the fake news media fails to report is how ...

California just banned pesticide use near public schools to protect children from brain damaging agricultural chemicals

November 15, 2017 -

The rules, which regulators have described as being among the toughest in the nation, see California farmers banned from spraying pesticides anywhere within a quarter-mile radius of public schools and licensed daycare centers between the hours of 6:00 am and 6:00 pm during school weeks starting on January 1 next year.

The rules will apply to most powder and dust pesticides that winds could blow onto school grounds, along with air blasters used to spray orchards and ...

California water wells saturated with extremely toxic cancer-causing chemical

July 28, 2017 -

According to NBC News, some people believe that the substance known as 1,2,3-trichloropropane, or TCP, in the water is behind the health problems plaguing those who live in the Arvin area.

Oregon Health and Science University’s Professor Paul Tratnyek, who studied the substance for the U.S. Department of Defense, said its toxicity is nearly unmatched by other chemicals. He noted that even tiny amounts of TCP in the water could cause health effects. According to the Environmental ...

Doctor sued for “circumcision assault” of infant… genital mutilation happens to boys, too

June 04, 2017 -

Dr. Balvinder Mehat of Nottingham's Bakersfield Medical Center allegedly performed the procedure on the baby before his 26-year old mother picked him up later in the day, a report on DailyMail.co.uk said. The report did not clarify why the baby was with the doctor in the first place.

The mother reported that she could see that her son was in pain when he was returned to her.

"He was screaming and crying, but trying to comfort him just disturbed the wound ...

Doctor removes 130 pound tumor from patient, was previously told he was “just fat”

February 08, 2017 -

The tumor, which had been growing for about 15 years, weighed a shocking 130 pounds. Roger Logan, the 57-year-old man afflicted by this massive tumor explained to television station KERO, "We did what we had to do to get here. Usually at home I would sit and it would rest on the floor."

Logan spent most of his time confined to a chair in an eight-foot room. He was no longer able to work at the antique shop he owned, or participate in activities he had enjoyed. As the ...

As home prices drop, 270,000 Americans who bought homes this year are already underwater on their mortgage

December 12, 2022 -

Mortgage software data and analytics company Black Knight revealed that of the 450,000 underwater borrowers noted during the third quarter, 60 percent were borrowers whose mortgages originated during the first nine months of this year. This means that one out of every 12 homes that were bought in 2022 so far with a mortgage are already underwater. They also found that 40 percent of the homes purchased this year have less than 10 percent in equity left to tap.

This state ...

California announces closure of 2 prisons due to budget constraints (but there’s plenty of money for illegal immigrants)

December 23, 2022 -

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) announced on Dec. 6 the closure of Chuckawalla Valley State Prison in Blythe, about 100 miles east of Palm Desert, and the California City Correctional Facility, about 75 miles southeast of Bakersfield. Both will close in March 2025.

The CDCR maintains 35 adult prisons, 13 of which are stand-alone federal prisons. There are also 42 conservation camps scattered around California.

Democrat ...

Starbucks employee facing charges for spitting in police officer’s coffee

July 26, 2020 -

According to New Jersey authorities, a Starbucks barista has been arrested after he admitted that he spit in beverages ordered by police officers.

21-year-old Kevin Trejo was charged with subjecting a law enforcement officer to contact with a bodily fluid, tampering with a cup of coffee ordered by a police officer, and creating a hazardous or dangerous condition.

Other workers at the Starbucks in Bergen were reportedly not involved in the incident, and a spokeswoman ...

Scientists believe a megaflood is coming that will devastate California

August 19, 2022 -

A new study predicted the possibility of disastrous flooding happening in California in the next four decades. Experts believe it would be unlike anything that anyone alive today has ever experienced.

Daniel Swain of the University of California, Los Angeles, a researcher involved in the study, described the megaflood as a "very severe flood event across a broad region that has the potential to bring catastrophic impacts to society in the areas affected." He also said ...