The Border Meets the Fight for $20
The open border has moved from Texas to California. Curiously, this leads to an outcome of the fight for $20 minimum wage. Continue Reading →
The open border has moved from Texas to California. Curiously, this leads to an outcome of the fight for $20 minimum wage. Continue Reading →
Dark Skies Ordinance is straight from my weekly e-mail from the Los Altos Town Crier. But there’s a problem. Criminals mostly work nights. Continue Reading →
Matt looks at the (mis)behavior of lawyers in the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs” This is about lawyers who ate California. Continue Reading →
Many cities that banned natural gas in new housing are now extending this ban to commercial kitchens. Chef Andrew Gruel says no. Continue Reading →
California bans travel to five more states: Arkansas, Florida, Montana, North Dakota, and West Virginia. That brings the total to 17 states. Continue Reading →
California Revival wants to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom. I’m lsupporting this because his leadership during the COVID pandemic has been abysmal. Continue Reading →
Induction cooktop stoves are being pushed. They emit electromagnetic (EMF) radiation. The $2,000 price plus new cookware and installation equals $4,000. Continue Reading →
Riverside County says the rule is one per pool regardless of the size of the pool or person. This applies to apartments, motels, hotels, and country clubs. Continue Reading →
If California is the dumbest state, San Francisco might be the dumbest city. The other day this graphic flashed through my Twitter stream. Basic geometry tells us this is very wrong. Continue Reading →
San Jose has discovered a non-essential business: gun shops. Oh, wait, make that a gun shop. The Bullseye Bishop is the lone firearms vendor. Continue Reading →