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State judge disbands law that requires company boards to appoint women directors
A state judge’s decision to strike down a law requiring company boards to appoint women directors was welcomed by Judicial Watch founder Tom Fitton.
GOP Congressional candidate: 'Mail-in ballots should be secured with armed guards like lottery tickets'
Mail-In ballots should get as much protection as California lottery tickets, according to a candidate for Congress who is trying to unseat Democratic incumbent Adam Schiff.
Senate Education Committee votes against granting parental access to classroom lesson plans
A non-profit organization that advocates for equal rights blasted a California Senate committee for voting down a bill last month that would have granted parents access to classroom lesson plans
LAUSD, LA School Board delay forced COVID-19 vaccination again
The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and the Los Angeles School Board will eventually abandon trying to force vaccinate their students with the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a GOP congressional candidate.
Open the Books investigation: More than 65,000 community college students are fake
When Pierce College Professor Kim Rich discovered alleged illegitimate enrollment patterns, she immediately notified her administration.“They didn't take it too seriously,” she said.
UCLA study: 'Most energy-efficient appliance programs aren't saving energy'
A new study found that energy-efficient appliance programs administered by the state are not as energy efficient as predicted
GOP congressional candidate prepares for summary judgment hearing in Covid restriction suit against Newsom
Attorneys for a GOP congressional candidate who sued Gov. Gavin Newsom in federal court over COVID-19 restrictions on public demonstrations have filed a motion for summary judgment.
San Diego County supervisor opposes ordinance including transgender women in UN treaty
A former California state senator was among the San Diego County supervisors who voted against an ordinance that will redefine the word ‘women’ to include transgendered men who identify as women.
San Diego superintendent on administrative leave over Asian students' performance, dispute with school board vice president
A San Diego school board temporarily replaced its superintendent last week and initiated an administrative leave against her after she made comments explaining why Asian-American students excel in school during a diversity equity and inclusion training session.
OC is increasing election security with new ballot box scanners for June 7 elections
The Orange County Registrar of Voters’ office is installing small scanner devices in some of their ballot boxes near the deposit slot to increase the level of trust and security during the upcoming June 7 elections.
Prof: $10.5 billion spent on greenhouse gas reducing projects is just a gesture by the state
The state's investment of $10.5 billion in greenhouse gas-reducing projects is merely California making gestures to appeal to the people who haven’t yet left, according to a California State University (CSU) professor.
Conservative retired U.S. Army veteran campaigns to unseat Schiff
Republican Tony Rodriguez is vowing to create change if he is successful at unseating Democratic incumbent Adam Schiff for the state's 30th congressional district.
Jan. 6 suspect who sued the FBI is campaigning for an Assembly seat
A GOP candidate for California Assembly has sued the FBI alleging that a dozen heavily armed agents raided his home, terrorized and harassed him after he attended the Jan. 6, 2021 rally at the U.S.
Medical association supports forcing LA County firefighters to be COVID-19 vaccinated
The California Medical Association (CMA) filed an affidavit against LA County firefighters' attempt to halt forced COVID-19 vaccination
Zillow accused of unpredictable forecasting in home prices, antitrust violations
Investors in the nation’s leading home listings company have sued alleging that Zillow failed to disclose that it experienced significant unpredictability when forecasting home prices.
Plaintiffs suing Ticketmaster, Live Nation seek a determination on new ADR's validity
Plaintiffs who sued Ticketmaster and Live Nation alleging violations of the Sherman Act have moved the court for an order authorizing them to pursue discovery related to whether a valid arbitration agreement exists.
Freedom Foundation: 4,000 California teachers have left the union since COVID's start
An organization that monitors unions nationwide is alleging that thousands of teachers have dropped out of their union due to controversy over the handling of COVID-19.
Pastor, conservative candidates plan takeover of Temecula, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore, Menifee school boards
The school boards in Temecula, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore, and Menifee have 14 vacancies combined and Pastor Tim Thompson is backing ten candidates that he helped to vet.
As it turns out, used Dodge Ram with 55K miles on it does not qualify for refund or replacement under lemon law
Owners of a used Dodge Ram pickup truck with 55,000 miles on it cannot hold the manufacturer responsible for a refund or replacement as the vehicle is not considered new, according to a recent state appellate court ruling.
Unvaccinated senior sues LA charter school alleging segregation
Andrew Luna received word from Granada Hills Charter School in a series of emails last year that he would be forced into independent study unless he was vaccinated.