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Offenses in California Navigable Waters

Division 1.5, Chapter 3 of the California Harbors and Navigation Code deal with offenses in navigable waters. Section 130 provides…

Chris Micheli

Step Over the Delirious Drug Addict to See Sacramento’s Urban Dreams Art

Sacramento's new Urban Dreams Art Experience is really interesting, and will surely make people smile when they see any of…

Katy Grimes

Nevada US Atty Sigal Chattah Reveals Harry Reid International Airport Does Not Use Narcotic Dogs for Drug Detection

Last week, Sigal Chattah, Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada and Special Counsel to the Attorney General, told…

Megan Barth

Democrat Intel Officer Told FBI Sen. Schiff Approved Leaking Classified Info to Indict Trump

FBI Director Kash Patel dropped a bombshell yesterday with allegations that California Democratic Senator Adam Schiff, in 2017, approved the…

Megan Barth

Tribal Health-Indian Health Service Ruling Reveals Serious Problems in Tribal Medicine

A major contract dispute between Indian Health Service (IHS) and Scottsdale, Arizona-based Tribal Health, decided by the U.S. Civilian Board…

Matthew Holloway

California’s Senators Have Their Own Ethical Problems Without Opposition to US Attorney Appointments

California has four United States Attorneys, three of which have been appointed this year, as is normal for a new…

Rick Stevenson

Gavin Newsom’s Crime Spree

While Governor Gavin Newsom is closing one prison after another in California, criminal activity has not abated in our state…

Andy Caldwell

America’s Streets Are Not Shelters: Time to Rethink Homelessness Policy

Walk through any major American city today—San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle—and you’ll see the same troubling pattern: sidewalks…

Edward Escobar

The Division of the Community Estate in California

In the California Family Code, Division 7, Part 4, deals with special rules for the division of the community estate.…

Chris Micheli

Restore Transparency, Safety, and Support: Repeal SB 54

The California Values Act, SB 54, often called the “Sanctuary Law,” was enacted initially with noble intentions to ensure that…

Bob Smith

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