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from the dept. TheCommunity Connection Center of Guadalupe is now open to help businesses start or improve. Read More... ( 874 bytes in body)
from the dept. More than a dozen Allan Hancock College students participated in a day-long rally at the state capitol to raise awareness about proposed cuts to the community college system's 2002-2003 budget. Read More... ( 1277 bytes in body)
from the dept. The average janitor earns enough to rent a one-bedroom apartment and pay for life's other necessities in just six of the nation's 60 largest cities. Read More... ( 985 bytes in body)
from the dept. Charles Scherzer of the Lompoc senior Commission says, "Seniors deserve recognition" Read More... (1 comment, 817 bytes in body)
from the the rich get away with murder AND parking dept. San Francisco citizens are in an uproar over street parking. There are not enough parking spaces on the street to accomodate all the vehicles in San Francisco. So when it was revealed recently that romance novelist Danielle Steel owns 26 parking permits, the citizens took their gripes to City Hall. Read More... ( 1201 bytes in body)
from the not-so-cute dept. According to a recent article, Los Angeles county has had an increase in Coyote attacks on it's residents. Read More... (1 comment, 1887 bytes in body)
from the have-we-gone-too-far? dept. In a recent article published by the Sun, author Abraham Hyatt, reported that there is a movement underfoot to de-list the Snowy Plover from the endangered species list. The Surf/Ocean Beach Commission, headed by Alice Milligan plans to petition the Department of the Interior to remove the Western Snowy Plover. Read More... (1 comment, 2129 bytes in body)
from the dept. According to the Associated Press, a four year old Thai boy will be granted a special three year Visa to remain in the United States. Read More... (2 comments, 1075 bytes in body)
from the can't stay put dept. The 2000 Census results are in and it says nearly half of Californians move every 5 years, according to an article in the Santa Maria Times. Between 1995 and 2000, 45.4% of Californians moved from one home to another. Read More... (2 comments, 418 bytes in body)
from the Duh, they go hand in hand dept. Poll shows that Californians overwhelmingly support commercial development in the state, but they are not keen on the population growth that accompanies it. Read More... (1 comment, 424 bytes in body) |
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