Rep. Anthony C. Beilenson (D-Woodland Hills) has again introduced a bill to amend the Constitution to say that those children who willfully or negligently choose illegal aliens for parents will not be citizens of this country, even though they were born on this side of the border. This is one seriously bad idea. One cannot … Read more
Inmates in at least seven California prisons continued a month-long hunger strike in protest of conditions in solitary confinement, an action state prison officials call a ploy to relax controls on gang activity. The state corrections department Wednesday said 346 inmates were on hunger strike, 200 of them refusing meals since July 8. They are … Read more
A person uses a Juul vape pen. (Getty Images) By the time Juul’s co-creator stood before a tech audience in April 2016, ads for the e-cigarette aimed to distance the product from a toxic past: “Our company has its roots in Silicon Valley, not in fields of tobacco.” But when James Monsees, a soon-to-be billionaire, … Read more
Is Newt Gingrich Seamus — er, shameless? As the former House speaker fights for his campaign life in South Carolina, he’s pulled out all the stops to try and slow Mitt Romney down. He’s ripped Romney’s private-sector record as a venture capitalist. He’s hammered Romney’s work as Massachusetts governor. And now, he’s let the dog … Read more
Republican Steve Garvey, left, is the target in Rep. Adam B. Schiff’s new TV ad. Some of Schiff’s fellow Democrats are crying foul. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times; Jose Luis Magana / AP ) Adam B. Schiff is running a new TV spot in his bid for U.S. Senate, and to hear the outcry … Read more
The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed President Bush’s nominations of attorneys Percy Anderson and Jack Walter to become federal district court judges in Los Angeles. Anderson, 52, and Walter, 57, were tapped for federal judgeships by Bush’s father in 1992. However, their nominations died without action by the Senate in the waning days of his … Read more
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks during Monday night’s debate. (Paul J. Richards / AFP/Getty Images) Donald Trump said he did a “great job and great service” in raising questions on President Obama’s birthplace, but the GOP nominee continued to stoke doubts about Obama’s heritage long after the president released definitive proof of his Hawaii … Read more
Fire Chief Kristin Crowley, right, at a Jan. 11 press conference. (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times) The union that represents more than 3,000 Los Angeles city firefighters renewed its support for Fire Chief Kristin Crowley on Friday, denouncing an anonymous letter that accused her of mishandling the response to the massively destructive Palisades fire. United … Read more
It appears likely that the AFL-CIO will not endorse a candidate during the primaries, labor leaders gathered here said Wednesday. Gerald W. McEntee, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, and William H. Wynn, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers, two of the labor federation’s largest affiliates, as well … Read more
FBI agents carry boxes out of a home associated with then-Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao during a June raid. (MediaNews Group / Getty Images) Federal officials announced Friday that they have indicted former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao on bribery charges, along with her longtime boyfriend and a father-son team who run the company on contract for … Read more
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