Tag: california
Would You Help This Aggressive Mountain Lion Cross A Freeway?
The mountain lions of Santa Monica are fenced in between an ocean and a freeway. It’s been that way since the 1970s when the...
Therapy Pig Roams San Francisco Airport Greeting Travelers
Travelers passing through San Francisco International Airport (SFO) might be surprised to see a cute animal in a tutu waiting at the gate. Meet...
Should Video Streaming Services Be Taxed? California Thinks So
For most people, streaming is a relatively cheap form of entertainment. But now, some cities throughout the U.S. are calling streaming a utility — like...
3 Fantastic Fall Trips You Must Take
When it comes to vacations, for most of us, summer outings to the beach and other sunny locales spring to mind first. But the...
Bernie Supporters: What Will They Do After California?
We’re about a week from a very big day for American politics. Many states, including New Jersey, Montana, North Dakota and Iowa will hold...
7 Ways to Save Water Now
We tend to wait until drought conditions before we start conserving water. The reality is, climate change is affecting our weather patterns now. Officials...
California School District Goes 100 Percent Organic
Sausalito Marin City School District in California is paving the way for healthy school lunches. The district has announced that it is proud to...
Yurok Tribe of California Takes Historic Stand Against GMO Crops &...
On December 10, 2015, the Yurok tribe enacted the Yurok Tribe Genetically Engineered Organism (GEO) Ordinance, aimed at maintaining and protecting the environment, agriculture,...
California’s New Law Means Fewer Drugs in Our Meat
There’s some great news coming out of California for meat eaters. After the Food and Drug Administration’s 2012 voluntary rules to restrict the use...
Farmers in California Are Using Fracking Wastewater to Grow Your Food
The old saying "Desperate times call for desperate measures" has never been more fitting than it is for California farmers. Faced with ongoing drought...
