California Governor Gavin Newsom is ramping up the fight against COVID-19 by requiring that all school employees get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. Newsom announced the order at an Alameda County elementary school on Wednesday, stating that “this is the right thing to do” to keep schools open and …
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A significant rise in COVID-19 cases due to the delta variant has impacted the decision to impose vaccine and testing mandates for the Department of Veteran Affairs and public employees of California and New York City. According to secretary Denis McDonough of the Department of Veteran Affairs, “healthcare personnel who …
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California announced its plans to give away $116 Million to incentivize people to get the COVID-19 vaccine before the planned reopenings in the state that begin in June. Governor Gavin Newsom announced the vaccination incentives, which include a chance for ten residents to win $1.5 million just for getting the …
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“I’m in! California is worth fighting for,” tweeted Caitlyn Jenner as she announced the news that she’s running for governor. Jenner officially filed paperwork to run for governor of California and said that a formal announcement would be made in the coming weeks. If a recall election is held this …
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California is running low on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine as the eligibility for the shots expands. The state is expected to see a 15% decrease in vaccine supply and a 88% drop in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. As of late Wednesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom revealed that this …
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Before she takes her place as the next Vice President, Kamala Harris will officially resign from her U.S. Senate seat on Monday. According to CNN, the move comes two days before Harris makes history when she is inaugurated on Wednesday. Harris will become the first female, first Black, and first …
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Do it for your people. Los Angeles food service employees will receive a one-time $800 stipend from the city. On Wednesday, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced that the Secure Emergency Relief for Vulnerable Employees (SERVE) will provide 4,000 workers with cash from the nonprofit Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles. This includes …
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Hollywood actor Jon Voight made an anti-left video bashing President-elect Joe Biden, California Governor Gavin Newsom, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi while praising Donald Trump. Voight, 81, is known for sharing his conservative views and support for soon to be former White House resident Trump on his Twitter account that …
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In California, authorities recently discovered that thousands of inmates throughout the state have carried out an elaborate unemployment benefits scam that may have totaled $1 billion. Scott Peterson, who murdered his wife and unborn son in 2002, is among the inmates who defrauded the government by filing false unemployment claims. …
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California has issued a travel advisory as people plan to visit family during the upcoming holiday season. Medical officials have already predicted that November will bring a high number of Coronavirus cases as colder temperatures start to appear. California is one of the states that are currently in a danger …
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Disneyland has announced a partial reopening for its theme park. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Disneyland announced it will be reopening a portion of California Adventure. Officials say they are looking to open the theme park doors, specifically Buena Vista Street, for visitors on Nov. 19; guests will be able …
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On Friday, Walmart announced that it was reversing an earlier decision to remove guns and ammunition from its sales floors in anticipation of civil unrest over the election. The firearms and ammo were taken off display on Thursday in all of the retailer’s stores after some Philadelphia stores sustained damage …
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A judge has dismissed the lawsuit against one of the boys in the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, who alleged that Michael Jackson abused him as a child. On Tuesday, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark A. Young found that James Safechuck could not sue the two corporations that Michael …
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On Wednesday, California’s Governor Gavin Newsome signed a study into law that will develop and propose potential reparations for descendants of slaves and those impacted by slavery. California becomes the first state to sign such a law onto the books. Of its bipartisan support, Newsome said the passing of Assembly …
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Written By @cabbagepatchgrl On January 26, Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna Bryant and seven others died in a tragic helicopter crash. One month later, reports surfaced that deputies shared graphic photos of the crash site. As a result, on Monday, Gov. Gavin Newsom approved the legislation promoted by the helicopter …
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An audit of The University of California has revealed that the school admitted at least 64 students over more qualified applicants solely due to the students’ relationships with university staff or donors. The audit, which was released on Tuesday, investigated UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC San Diego, and UC Santa Barbara, …
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The majority of states have adopted bills that can end the careers of police officers that have a troubled history. But police unions and other law enforcement organizations across California rallied up to stop it from happening in their state. According to the Associated Press, lawmakers scrambled to finish their …
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Los Angeles County Health Director Barbara Ferrer is admitting to the mistakes she and other officials made in response to the coronavirus that has now run rampant across the state and the nation. “I’m the first one to admit, you know, how wrong we were when we thought there wasn’t …
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After making headlines for his newborn son’s interesting name ‘X Æ A-12,’ Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, is in hot water again. Musk took to Twitter on Monday to reveal that despite California’s strict orders set in place amid the crisis, Telsa is beginning to resume production in Almeda County. …
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A California court order leads to the released of seven high-risk sex offenders days before California Governor Gavin Newsome ordered all parks and beaches in Orange county closed. District Attorney Todd Spitzer immediately released a statement warning the community and pointing out that the convicts are likely to re-offend. “These …
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