linshining created a new blog: Evacuations reduced in Calif. fire area
2009-09-07 05:06:00 linshining created a new blog: Evacuations reduced in Calif. fire area
Ex-Nixon aide Herbert Klein dies at 91 in Calif.
(AP)
2009-07-03 04:51:00 AP - Herbert G. Klein, Richard Nixon's ex-White House director of communications and a former editor for Copley Newspapers, has died. He was 91.
All Gay Eyes On Calif. Today
2009-03-05 17:24:00 I’m sure Dan will have lots to say as today unfolds, so this is more of a place holder for further discussion. From Pam’s House Blend: The California Supreme Court will hear three hours of arguments today regarding the constitutionality of Prop 8. It will have 90 days to issue an opinion, but it’s been pretty clear ...
By: GayPatriot
Marie backes wrote a new blog post: What to Consider in Choosing Your Calif
2009-01-22 13:21:00 Marie backes wrote a new blog post: What to Consider in Choosing Your California Divorce Lawyer Choosing the right California divorce lawyer to represent you and your best interests in your divorce case is one of the most important decisions you can make. Filing for divorce in San Diego can be a long and complicated process, even more so if you do not have a qualified and accessible San Diego family ...
By: BackBeat
'Lost in Space' actor Bob May dies at 69 in Calif.
(AP)
2009-01-19 13:08:00 AP - Bob May, who donned The Robot's suit in the hit 1960s television show "Lost in Space," has died. He was 69.
'Lost in Space' actor Bob May dies at 69 in Calif.
(AP)
2009-01-19 02:26:00 AP - Bob May, who donned The Robot's suit in the hit 1960s television show "Lost in Space," has died. He was 69.
Calif. Lawmakers Try SEIU Intervention
2008-11-20 00:41:00 -By Warner Todd Huston The Services Employee International Union (SEIU) is still making plans to initiate a hostile take over of its sister union in California, the United Healthcare Workers (UHW), by imposing a trusteeship upon them, ousting the UHW’s elected officers. Now more than 240 lawmakers and community organizers in California have signed an open letter ...
By: Publius Forum
Muslim woman?s suit over scarves in Calif. jail settled
2008-11-03 23:28:00 Muslim woman’s suit over scarves in Calif. jail settled ORANGE, Calif. (AP) ? A Southern California county will allow jailed Muslim women to wear headscarves after settling a lawsuit with a woman who claims that deputies violated her religious freedom by making her remove her hijab. Full Story Here: Muslim woman’s suit over scarves in Calif. jail ...
By: TexasFred's
Calif. Teachers Outraged Over Dues Going to Gay Marriage Cause
2008-10-31 19:01:00 -By Warner Todd Huston The Pacific Justice Institute reported that teachers in California are outraged that over one million dollars of their dues money has been spent by union leaders to promote gay marriage and to fight Proposition 8, a proposal that would restore the traditional definition of marriage in Calif. Brad Dacus, president of Pacific ...
By: Publius Forum
Calif. SEIU Funds Abuse Spreads to Mich.
2008-08-27 16:07:00 -By Warner Todd Huston This just gets better and better. You’ll recall our recent focus on the abuse of funds and influence peddling by California Service Employee International Union (SEIU) head Tyrone Freeman being investigated in depth by the L.A.Times and how Mr. Freeman has been funneling union contracts to his family members. Now a related ...
By: Publius Forum
Calif. Coastal reports $3.1 million loss
2008-08-09 02:15:00 Homebuilder California Coastal Communities in Irvine reported today that its losses soared to $3.1 million in the second quarter compared to a $400,000 loss for the same period last year. The biggest bright note in the company’s earnings report was the new homes coming online at its Brightwater development in Huntington Beach overlooking the ocean and the Bolsa Chica Wetlands. The company reported a gross second quarter operating profit of $2.2 million generated by the delivery of seven Brightwater coastal homes and eight houses in the inland areas. Earnings were hurt, however, by a $5 million write-down on the company’s Las Colinas project in Lancaster and the Alisal project in Ontario due to expected lower sales prices and increased concessions. Last year the company reported $300,000 in second quarter gross operating profit but had no write-downs. Related homebuilder news… Lyon Homes prices fall 19% in Q1 O.C. builder slashes SoCal prices 40%, loses $248 milli...
Calif Gay Marriage: It?s All About Love, You Know.
2008-07-15 11:00:00 Ooops…. did I say love? Sorry I meant money. You know, cold hard cash. Benefits! Shared inheritance! I wish this emailed press release was a satire, but unfortunately it is not. The Legalization of Gay Marriage in California Offers New Opportunity for the Jewelry Industry NEW YORK, July 14 /PRNewswire/ — There are many reasons for the wedding industry ...
By: GayPatriot
Big Calif. land bankruptcy won’t hit Lennar’s O.C. plans
2008-06-09 19:28:00 Lennar’s Aliso Viejo office, home to the Miami-based builder’s West Coast operations, played a role in arranging the bankruptcy filing of major California land owner LandSource. But LandSource’s woes should not impact Lennar’s plans for El Toro and Tustin airbases in O.C. LandSource, troubled by $1 billion in debts and a sick housing market, was created by Lennar to own some of its California projects (such as Newhall Park north of LA and the Mare Island military base near San Francisco) plus property in Ariziona, Florida, Texas and New Jersey. Please note that Lennar’s interests in the El Toro and Tustin airbases in O.C. were not in LandSource. (Read Register reporter Jeff Collins’ story on Lennar and the Great Park HERE!) Lennar sold off 68% of LandSource in early 2007 to a partnership funded in good part by the CalPERS state pension money. The price? $900 million. A spokesman said that Lennar, now a 16% owner of LandSource, is not responsible f...
Big Calif. landowner seeks bankruptcy
2008-06-09 06:00:00 LandSource Communities Development — major owner of housing sites north of L.A. that’s funded in part with state pension dollars — late Sunday announced that it is seeking bankruptcy protection … For several months LandSource has attempted to reach agreement with its lenders on an interim plan that would provide the needed time for a complete review of its financial situation and the development of a long-term solution to the situation in which the partnership, like others in the real estate industry, currently finds itself. “LandSource believes chapter 11 provides the most effective means for the partnership to preserve the value of its business, meet postpetition obligations and maintain constituents’” said spokeswoman Tamara Taylor. LandSource said that, notwithstanding further retrenchments in both the California and national real estate markets, it expects not only to survive the...
Schwarzenegger declares statewide drought, orders agencies to address Calif
2008-06-05 02:29:00 California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a statewide drought today, following two straight years of below-average rainfall, very low snowmelt runoff and the largest court-ordered water transfer...
By: Green Options
Calif. home price down 24%, nation’s worst
2008-06-03 02:07:00 First American LoanPerformance says California is again the nation’s worst housing market with prices falling at a 24.37% annual rate as of late April. California has held this dubious distinction since May ‘07. Following California in April price tumbles: Florida at -17.11%; Nevada at -16.61%; Arizona at -15.78%; and Ohio at -13.41%. National best was Utah, up 4.13%, and Montana, +4.12%. Only 17 of the 50 states and District of Columbia showed price gains in the year, according to FALP’s math that tracks “paired sales” — gains or losses on individual homes. (To read more, CLICK HERE!) Other news about regional home pricing … • SoCal home price rebound not seen before 2010 • S&P puts LA/OC prices off 24% from peak • Realtors says California home prices down 32%
Tech Summit Seeks to Bring Some Calif. to D.C. - Washington Post
2008-06-02 09:50:00 A new regional alliance of higher education, government and business leaders plans to host a summit in the District tomorrow aimed at boosting funding for research, encouraging entrepreneurism and... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Engineers Voice
13% of Calif. homes have quake insurance. Good call?
2008-05-29 09:00:00 New state Department of Insurance stats show Californians continue to shun earthquake insurance for their residences. In 2007, 13.07% of residential insurance policies included earthquake coverage, that’s up slightly from 12.8% in 2006 and 11.85% in ‘05. Still, it’s the sixth straight year earthquake policies have been written for less than 15% of insured homes, condos, mobile homes and apartments in the state. It’s part of a downward slide in use that began in the mid-1990s. In 1996, for example, 31.4% of insured residences carried earthquake policies. Quake policies aren’t cheap, averaging $775 statewide last year vs. $715 in ‘06, according to state data. Some experts blame the slide in quake-insurance use on property-owner complacency due to the fact that a major quake hasn’t struck California since the big Northridge shaker in 1994. (A list of big California quakes IS HERE!) Others feel the public believes that government aid will pay f...
How does the same Grape express itself differently in Spain versus in Calif
2008-05-20 06:03:00 "Develop Your Nose: Spain vs. USA" wine tasting class will be given by the Astor Center in New York City on June 18, 2008 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Spend an evening with David Lombardo, wine and beverage director of the famed restaurant Landmarc, as he reveals the secrets of recognizing and understanding aromas of classic wine varietals. Participants will not only be tasting eight different wines but experiencing the aromas of coffee, kiwis, grapefruits, green peppers as they relate to these wines. They will also learn to sniff out the differences between varietals grown in different regions and see how the same grape expresses itself differently in Spain versus in California. Bread and cheese will be served but David suggests that the participants line their stomach beforehand. The cost per person is $ 65.00. The Astor Center is located at 399 Lafayette Street (at East 4th Street), New York, New York 10003. Its phone number is (212) 674-7...
Calif. wine patriarch Robert Mondavi dies at 94
(AP)
2008-05-17 03:05:00 AP - Robert Mondavi, the vintner who built his career and helped an iconic Northern California industry blossom by insisting that Napa Valley wines can compete with the best in the world, died in the valley Friday. He was 94.
Calif. Court rules on Gay Marriage Thursday!
2008-05-14 23:34:00 The California Supreme Court said it plans to issue its long-awaited decision on whether to legalize same-sex marriage on Thursday. The high court announced the pending opinion on its Web site Wednesday morning. Justices heard oral arguments in a series of cases brought by gay and lesbian couples, the city of San Francisco and two gay rights advocacy groups in early March. The court has been asked to decide whether the state's one man-one woman marriage laws violate the civil rights of same-sex couples. If it rules in favor of the plaintiffs, California could become the second state after Massachusetts where gays and lesbians can legally wed. Gay-rights organizations sent mass e-mails to people Wednesday telling them to get ready for a historical decision and, according to Equality California: "win or lose, we must stand united and proud to accept the Court's decision. The world will be watching us. Our response needs to match this moment." Which way do you expect the court to r...
Drop in Calif. real estate licenses continues
2008-05-13 22:27:00 California Department of Real Estate statistics show that the number of real estate licenses has plateaued. But even though the number of licensees has decreased for a fourth consecutive month, the total remains close to record levels. Real estate licenses peaked in November at 549,244. That’s 1.5 licenses for each house sold in the state in all of 2007 by the California Association of Realtors’ count. Licensee numbers have decreased steadily since then, falling to 546,247 in March, the latest DRE number out. California real estate licenses soared during the housing boom, and people continued taking the state license exam in near-record numbers for a year after sales began to slump. Professionals say that their colleagues have now been forced to leave the business in droves, taking full-time jobs elsewhere. But many are keeping their licenses active and staying in local Realtor associations, either working part-time as agents or hoping to return to the business when the ...
[Hero] Calif. college students protest proposed beer tax: ?No taxation on i
2008-04-27 03:57:00 CBS13.com - CBS Sacramento
Is Calif. housing mess really Starbucks’ big problem?
2008-04-26 05:06:00 Builders, brokers or bankers can complain about the real estate mess. But the CEO of coffee giant Starbucks, Howard Schultz? He says: “The current economic environment is the weakest in our company’s history, marked by lower home values, and rising costs for energy, food and other products that are directly impacting our customers.” The company also noted: “Contributing to the softness in revenues for the quarter was a mid-single-digit decline in U.S. comparable store sales, driven by decreased traffic. Of note, the California and Florida markets, where consumers have been especially impacted by the effects of the downturn in the housing market, account for 32 percent of Starbucks U.S. retail revenues and 31 percent of its U.S. company-operated retail store portfolio.” What's the real problem ... Yes, housing! Snooty service Poor products High prices Tough ...
Calif. home prices down 22.48%, nation’s worst
2008-04-22 20:55:00 First American LoanPerformance says California home prices were falling at a 22.48% annual pace in late March, again, worst in the nation. Next in this dubious line was Florida (-17.41%), then Nevada (-16.67%), Arizona (-16.32%), and Ohio (-10.78%.) California has been at the bottom of this national ranking since May. (What’s behind the price slump? Golden State foreclosures are soaring. READ HERE!) The nation’s top performer was Utah, with 4.9% annualized gains, the second consecutive month that state’s taken the crown. (As an aside, with an eye to today’s Democratic primary: Pennsylvania home prices are falling at 6.46%, the nation’s 36th ranked market by this FALP math. In March 2007, Pennsylvania homes were appreciating at a 1.8% pace.) FALP says … “28 states now show year-over-year real estate declines … However, on a quarter-over-quarter basis, there are now 36 states with decreasing property values.” To read more, CLICK ...
Calif. sees $4 gasoline up ahead
2008-04-22 08:04:00 raging energy-price fever showed no sign of breaking. Before it's over, oil could cost at least $125 a barrel and gasoline more than $4 a gallon in California.
By: Get rich
[Obvious] Having completed all other research projects, University of Calif
2008-04-02 10:50:00 (Thaindian News)
Hot Rods, Muscle Cars Shine In Big Calif. Car Show [Digg]
2008-03-29 00:27:00 Gear heads tired of being cooped up all winter are taking out their hot rods and kicking the tires. Check out these hot rod pictures at the "Goodguys 26th All American" auto show in California.
Calif. home prices down 20.67%, nation’s worst
2008-03-28 20:30:00 First American LoanPerformance says California home prices in February were falling at a 20.67% annual rate, worst in the nation again. The state’s seen the largest depreciation in home values, by this math, since May. Just behind California in this sad list, ranked by mid-month results, is Florida (-15.74%); Nevada (-15.68%); Arizona (-13.67%); Minnesota (-9.42%) and politically key Pennsylvania (-7.75%.) Note that as recently as June, Pennsylvania — host to the next Democratic presidential primary — had shown price appreciation by FALP’s math. Back then, the Keystone State’s housing market ranked 28th in the U.S. vs its 45th place showing for February. Wonder why the economy’s a hot currency on the campaign trail lately? Santa Ana-based FALP says: “Twenty-eight states now show year-over-year real estate declines … However, on a quarter-over-quarter basis, there are now thirty-six states with decreasing property values.” Close...
Realtors think ‘08 is bottom for Calif. sales
2008-03-24 20:00:00 The California Association of Realtors is now projecting that 332,100 homes will sell this year, revised downward by just over 2,000 sales from the association’s prediction in October. The revised forecast also projects that the median price of a single-family house in the state will drop 9% this year, as opposed to a 6% drop expected in October. CAR Chief Economist Leslie Appleton-Young delivered those revised numbers at a Newport Beach Association of Realtors meeting on Wednesday, saying that this latest forecast takes into account the full impact that the credit crunch is having on the state’s real estate market. Under the revised forecast, the median single-family house price is expected to drop to $505,100 this year, compared to a 2007 median house price of $558,100. The sales total is down from a peak of 625,000 homes sold in 2005. Appleton-Young said she believes that sales likely have hit bottom this year, but how long they will stay at these levels is anyone&rsq...
Calif. real estate licenses fall for 2nd month
2008-03-22 01:01:00 California Department of Real Estate figures show that the state’s real estate license total fell in January for a second straight month. Although the decrease from December to January is slight, it’s the first back-to-back monthly decline since November and December 1998. The number of licenses fell to 548,879 in January. While still the third highest on record, that’s down 0.01% (or 80 licensees) from December’s total of 548,959. December, in turn, fell 0.1% from November’s all-time high of 549,244 licenses. A related item posted here on Jan. 31 reported incorrectly that December marked the state’s first year-over-year decrease since March 1999. That upward trend remains unbroken, with current license figures still higher than a year ago. The state’s real estate license total also had climbed steadily month in, month out since March 2002. That upward trend ended in December. Here are statewide license figures for the past 13 months: Mont...
Calif. girl stops out-of-control bus; gets detention
2008-03-16 21:42:00 A 15-year-old girl who stopped an out-of-control school bus she was riding on was handed a Saturday detention instead because she was skipping school1 Vote(s)
By: JeQQ it
Calif. home school ruling worries backers
2008-03-06 21:05:00 "Parents do not have a constitutional right to home school their children," Justice H. Walter Croskey wrote in a Feb. 28 opinion for the 2nd District1 Vote(s)
By: JeQQ it
Calif. worst U.S. home market with 18.65% loss
2008-03-04 19:43:00 First American LoanPerformance reports that, by its math, California home values in mid-January are off 18.65% from a year ago, the nation’s worst. It’s an unwanted crown the state has worn since May. In January 2007, California prices were falling at a 2.5% annual rate. Next worst was Florida (-13.87%), followed by Nevada (-11.83%) and Arizona (-11.06%.) Locally, LA/OC prices were down 15.43% in the year ended mid-January, FALP reports. That’s second worst among the 34 big U.S. markets it tracks. The worst? Inland Empire homes, down 18.24% (Oh, by the way, LA/OC prices were up 1.4% in January 2007.) To see how other indexes grade local home values, CLICK HERE FALP uses “paired sales” analysis to track gains or losses on sales completed vs. tracking movements in a regionwide benchmark, such as a median. To read more, CLICK HERE!
Calif. home price off 18.7%, nation’s worst
2008-02-14 17:30:00 First American CoreLogic says California home prices were falling at an 18.7% annual rate through late January, the nation’s largest decline. California has held that dubious distinction of FACL’s worst performing state since May. FACL’s “paired sales” pricing indexes track gains or losses on individual homes that sold vs. watching changes in an overall median or average of all homes sold. (Read latest report HERE!) It’s monthly snapshots are based on the first three weeks of activity in a given month and are later updated to full-month reports. After California in January came … Florida, -13.87% Nevada, -11.83% Arizona, -11.06% Louisiana -6.72% Rhode Island, -5.95% Maryland, -5.70% Minnesota, -5.34% Ohio, -4.99% Illinois, -4.83% And the best state? Hawaii at +8.38%. As for metro areas, FACL put LA/OC’s 15.43% annual rate of January decline near the bottom of the heap … Riverside-San Bernardino, -18.24% LA/OC, -15.43% San Diego...
Calif. ranks 32nd for outbound van moves
2008-02-11 21:00:00 Allied Van Lines’ moving data for 2007 shows that 52% of its California moves were outbound. My trusty spreadsheet tells me that ranks California 32nd among 48 states (no Hawaii or Iowa) in terms of a state’s relative “draw” for new residents. Michigan (67% outbound) was worst; Arkansas (38%) was best. Looking at old Allied reports (this was this van lines’ 40th annual tally), you see an improvement in California’s outbound van traffic. In 2005, for example,57% of California moves via Allied were outbound. That improvement, though, came as the number of moves out of California dropped 22% while inbound moves were down only 6%. Competitor United Van Lines showed 50.8% of its California moves were outbound in ‘07, the lowest rate in five years. (That report IS HERE.) Van moves are usually seen as a barometer of management-level relocations, reinforce the notion that many families find O.C. a challenging place to call home, particularly due t...
Calif. Rep. Tom Lantos dies
(AP)
2008-02-11 15:46:00 AP - Rep. Tom Lantos of California, the only Holocaust survivor to serve in Congress, has died, his spokeswoman said Monday.
Berkeley, Calif., Mayor Apologizes to Military Members Following Flap Over
2008-02-08 22:09:00 WASHINGTON ? The mayor of Berkeley, Calif., has issued an apology to servicemen and women serving in Iraq following a flap over a City Council vote that told the U.S Marine recruiting station there it should leave, and if it doesn’t, is staying only as “uninvited and unwelcome intruders.” The apology follows the introduction this week of ...
By: I Call BS!
Spaceship builder to appeal Calif. fines
2008-02-08 19:56:00 Scaled Composites LLC is appealing $28,870 in fines the California Department of Industrial Relations imposed on the Mojave, Calif.-based spaceship builder in connection with a July test-stand explosion that killed three workers.
Polls are closed in most of the states; Calif. is still voting
2008-02-06 05:04:00 Supporters in New York cheer for Sen. Hillary Clinton after they learn of her victory in Tennessee. In the Democratic race so far today, Clinton and Obama have each won six states.
By: Get rich
Polls are closed in two-thirds of states; Calif. is still voting
2008-02-06 03:14:00 Sen. Barack Obama leaves a polling station after casting his vote at Beulah Shoesmith Elementary School in Chicago, Ill., Feb. 5, 2008. As returns roll in, Clinton, Huckabee, Obama and Romney are winners in their home states.
By: Get rich
U.S. Senator Wants to Revoke Funding From City of Berkeley, Calif., for Vot
2008-02-01 17:05:00 U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., says Berkeley, Calif., no longer deserves federal money after learning that its City Council voted to tell the U.S. Marine Corps to remove its recruiting station from the city's downtown.
Calif. real estate licenses suffer first drop since ‘99
2008-02-01 00:12:00 The California Department of Real Estate reports that real estate licenses decreased vs. the year before in December for the first time since March 1999. As of December, the state had 548,959 folks with a real estate license — still the third highest number on record and equal to one licensee for every 22 Calif0rnia households or one for every 1.4 homes sold last year. But that’s down 0.1% from the number of licensees in December 2006 and from last November. The housing downturn and revised license-exam requirements are possible factors in the decrease. Local Realtor associations are budgeting for membership drops of up to 15 percent in 2008. (See blog post HERE!) Local real estate execs say agents and mortgage brokers have left the business in droves, or taken other jobs to make ends meet as the number of sales fell to their lowest level in at least two decades. (See related story HERE!) The count of licensees is slow to drop since they’re good for four years befo...
Calif. braces for storm; 3 dead in avalanches
2008-01-27 04:32:00 (CNN) -- Emergency officials in Orange County braced Saturday for a major storm expected to strike overnight in canyons near Los Angeles, while the bodies of three avalanche victims were discovered in mountains north of the city.
By: Get rich
Calif. home prices off 17.4%, nation’s worst
2008-01-24 22:29:00 First American LoanPerformance says California home prices fell 17.4% in the year ended in December, the 14th consecutive monthly year-over-year price drop and the worst decline of any state for the ninth straight month. December’s worst states … California -17.40% Florida -12.40% Nevada -12.20% Arizona -9.97% Rhode Island -5.67% … and the best … Hawaii 10.66% Utah 8.43% Montana 5.58% West Virginia 5.56% New York 5.51% As for regional pricing, LA/OC home prices fell 13.61% in the year ended in December, the 11th consecutive monthly year-over-year price drop and the fourth worst decline of the 30 regions tracked by LoanPerformance. December’s worst regions … Inland Empire -16.83% Fort Myers, Fla. -15.35% Oakland -14.10% LA/OC -13.61% Vegas -13.04% (more…)
Calif. anti-gun activist pleads no contest to gun charges
2008-01-19 15:12:00 LOS ANGELES (AP) ? A former gang member who founded an anti-violence group called No Guns has pleaded no contest to federal weapons charges. Hector “Big Weasel” Marroquin, 51, and co-defendant Sylvia Arrellano, 25, entered pleas Thursday for three counts of manufacture, distribution and transport for sale of an unlawful assault weapon. Arrellano also pleaded no contest ...
By: TexasFred's
Calif. congressman won’t seek reelection
2008-01-11 09:00:00 Republican Doolittle, who has ties to corrupt lobbyist Abramoff, has been under party pressure to bow out. Democrats are expected to compete vigorously for the seat. Rep. John T. Doolittle (R-Roseville), who has been under scrutiny for his ties to a corrupt lobbyist, announced Thursday that he would not seek reelection in November.Related postsCalif. congressman won’t seek reelectionRepublican Doolittle, who has ties to corrupt lobbyist Abramoff, hasMoney still an issue for O.C. supervisorJanet Nguyen has paid her debts and legal bills, butState panel clears O.C. sheriff in contribution caseThe FPPC says Michael S. Carona didn't know a businessmanCopyright © 2007The OC Coastal Group Garry Loss http://www.theoccoastalgroup.co-m 888-OCC-Views digitalfingerprint: 002e6206e996033319e8fce2ce21085-0 (216.12.217.98) )
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1 million lose power in Calif. storm
2008-01-05 01:26:00 SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Howling winds, pelting rain and heavy snow pummeled California on Friday, toppling trees, flipping big rigs, cutting power to more than a million people and threatening mudslides in fire-scarred areas.
By: Get rich
GLOBAL WARMING TO ALTER CALIF. LANDSCAPE
2007-12-31 12:02:00 LOS ANGELES( AP) ? California is tangible by a view, from a plateau which fascinated John Muir to a booze nation as well as beaches which conclude a enlightenment around a universe. But as scientists try to foresee how global warming competence begin a nation?s most geographically opposite state, they prognosticate a landscape which could demeanour ...
By: Global Warming
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