Gross protest at Calif. State Senate by anti-vaxxer. Gov. Newsom issues executive anti-vaping orders. Cars frontman and Rock Hall of Famer Ric Ocasek dies at 75.

The one-time congressional candidate announces the New Faces PAC with an anti-socialism ad, aired during the Democratic Presidential Debate, that dominated post-debate coverage

The Loch Ness Monster MIGHT be a giant eel. State Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara took MORE money from businesses he’s supposed to be providing oversight of. The Trump Campaign uses stock photos and actors for campaign ads…like everybody else making top-tier ads. Andriod 10 isn’t quite ready for prime time. Facebook wants your face. The NRA sues San Francisco.

A Presidentially recognized ‘Hero’ of the El Paso Wal Mart Shooting appears to have seriously exaggerated his role in ending the mass shooting. The formerly local paper wants a double standard for political candidates coming from the public payroll. Bill Gates addresses his meetings with Jeffrey Epstein.

Clovis Unified Ladies Water Polo players claim body-shaming as motive for being told to cover up while out of the pool, but parents say uniforms and swim gear have always required something extra while on dry land.

The President may offer MORE resources for to ‘solve’ homelessness – A fatal boat fire may have been caused by lithium ion batteries – Statewide Rent Control comes to California

Another bill headed to Governor Newsom’s desk would allow college athletes to profit from their own images, manes, and talents. The NCAA is crying foul, but it might just be the end of the once-profitable guardian of “Academic Athletics”

On the 18th anniversary of the attacks on America the appearance of the Twin Towers in popular media still has the power to shock. Is it a welcome reminder or a painful intrusion?

A.B. 5 wants to make the Gig Economy fair…by destroying it. Blake wants to make KMJ great by making Philip destroy it (with his singing voice).

California’s A.B. 5 heads to Governor Newsom’s desk: is it a boon for Gig Economy Workers…or the death knell for California freelancers?