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Californians Are Being Priced Out of Their Own State

Apr 02, 2026 02:22PM ● By Assembly Republican Caucus News Release

New data shows rising costs are forcing families out, and they’re better off when they leave

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Tort Tax is a Burden We All Share

Feb 26, 2026 10:03AM ● By Victor Gomez, Executive Director, Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse

New Report Measures the Impact of Lawsuit Abuse Adds to the Already High Cost of Living in California

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Is Congress Trading American Innovation? A Look at India's Experience

Feb 26, 2026 08:57AM ● By John Cabeca

When I stepped off the plane in New Delhi in March 2020, the world was reeling. COVID-19 was spreading rapidly, exposing how urgently global health relies on innovation and strong intellectual property (IP) protections.

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State Budget Proposal Jeopardizes Years of Progress on Homelessness, Warn Local Government Officials and Housing and Homelessness Advocates

Feb 06, 2026 12:05PM ● By League of California Cities, California State Association of Counties, California Big City Mayors Coalition, Bring California Home Coalition Joint News Release

City leaders, county officials, homeless advocates, and affordable housing providers are raising the alarm with state leaders on the threat to progress the Governor’s budget proposal will have on reducing homelessness throughout California.

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Top California State Parks to Visit This Fall

Oct 01, 2025 11:22AM ● By California Department of Parks and Recreation News Release

With temperatures cooling and changing colors in the foliage, fall is one of the best times to visit California’s 280 state parks for a weekend getaway with friends or a nice family day trip.

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Christian Teacher Fired for Involvement in After-School Bible Clubs

Sep 17, 2025 02:22PM ● By Liberty Counsel Press Release

Liberty Counsel filed a discrimination report with the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division on behalf of a substitute teacher fired under the pretense of violating a policy against hugging students when her volunteer involvement in after-school Bible clubs was apparently the real reason she was fired.

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Washington Is Trading Away California's Health Care

Sep 17, 2025 12:33PM ● By Aaron Seibert

Californians are already feeling the squeeze at the grocery store and gas pump. Now, the federal government may be coming for the pharmacy counter too.

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A Billion Dollars is Better Spent on Much Needed State Services than High-Speed Rail

Jun 11, 2025 08:49AM ● By Assemblywoman Alexandra Macedo News Release

Assemblywoman Alexandra Mecedo challenges the funding revisions for the California High-Speed Rail.

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Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood Endorses Bianco for Governor

Jun 10, 2025 04:36PM ● By Bianco for Governor 2026 News Release

He has been a strong voice for reforming state law to once again ensure public safety across California.

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Christian Employers Filed Brief Supporting Termination of FTC Commissioners

Jun 10, 2025 02:56PM ● By Christian Employers Alliance News Release

Officers exercising executive power should be accountable to the president, constitutional freedoms advocate Christian Employers Alliance argues.

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DeMaio Introduces CA Taxpayer Protection Act (ACA 14) to Strengthen Prop 13

Jun 03, 2025 03:25PM ● By Carl DeMaio California State Assemblymember News Release

CA Voters Deserve to Be “Made Whole” After Liberal Justices on CA Supreme Court Have Repeatedly Weakened Prop 13 Taxpayer Protections and Corruptly Stripped Voters of Citizens’ Initiative Rights

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Los Angeles’s Fiscal Health Underscores Need to Stop SB 709 (Menjivar)

Jun 03, 2025 01:38PM ● By California Business Roundtable and California Business Properties Association Joint News Release

Bill would reduce critically needed funding to counties, cities, and local school districts

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Supreme Court Denied Federal Judges Interference in Executive Branch Authority in 1867

Apr 01, 2025 02:44PM ● By By Harold Pease, Ph. D., LibertyUnderFire.org

In Donald Trump’s first term in office he was impeached twice but not acquitted in either for lack of evidence.

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Recent California Wildfires Highlight the Need for Legal Reform

Jan 24, 2025 11:45AM ● By Victor Gomez, Executive Director, California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse

Governor and Legislature Have Unique Opportunity to Help All Californians by Ending the “Hidden Tort Tax”

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Way Too Quiet! Way Too Calm! What’s Coming in January 2025?

Jan 02, 2025 03:01PM ● By Harold Pease, Ph. D.

The violence expected by most Patriots after November 5 did not materialize, instead the opposite was so; one of two scenario are likely.

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It's Not Realistic for All Students to Attend College. Here's What Schools Should Do Instead.

Dec 30, 2024 09:16AM ● By Dr. Daniel Goines

Student interest in school is declining. According to a Gallup survey, less than six in 10 middle and high-schoolers say they've learned something interesting at school in the last week.

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Communism and Christmas

Dec 09, 2024 11:52AM ● By Liberty Counsel News Release

This Christmas season, while the outgoing Biden-Harris administration is doing all it can to infringe on religious liberties and endanger peace by jailing pro-life Americans, appointing liberal judges, censoring Americans, and even exhibiting reckless brinkmanship in the war in Ukraine, it is important to examine how communism can quickly eradicate the Christian faith in a nation.

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Breakthrough Treatment Boosts Survival Rates in Mesothelioma Patients

Dec 03, 2024 09:11AM ● By Jonathan Sharp

A recent study offers new hope as it uncovers promising improvements in the survival rates of mesothelioma patients.

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World War III Begins, First Shots Fired in War Against Russia

Dec 02, 2024 05:14PM ● By Harold Pease, Ph. D.

By now everyone should know that Biden, and his Deep State government, have taken us into active war with Russia.

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Natalia Gomes Miguel worked as a summer intern at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC)

Natalia Gomes Miguel, 2024 Summer Intern at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation

Nov 13, 2024 01:16PM ● By Ted Erler

Natalia Gomes Miguel comes from Miami, Florida. Both sides of her family have experienced the harsh realities of communism. Her grandmother bravely escaped Soviet Russia, fleeing oppression to seek a better life. Similarly, her mother fled Brazil, and her father left Venezuela.

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