Monday, December 8, 2025

"Newsom caves on illegal immigrant drivers licenses"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/newsom-caves-on-illegal-immigrant-drivers-licenses/ar-AA1QoxAB 

"
 being given work authorization DOES NOT ABSOLVE CALIFORNIA of determining whether someone is capable of reading and understanding road signs before giving them a license to drive a big rig, especially when the person in question is an illegal immigrant..."

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

"Navy’s year-long silence on plutonium detection sparks outrage in San Francisco community –" NaturalNews.com

https://www.naturalnews.com/2025-11-29-navy-silence-plutonium-detection-outrage-san-francisco.html 

"The navy's own testing found a sample with plutonium levels two times higher than the federal action threshold. While the navy claims a subsequent test showed a "non-detect" and that exposure levels are safe, it has not yet provided the full data to the public to support this assertion. The Environmental Protection Agency has stated it has "requested all of the data used by the navy so our agency could verify the findings ourselves."

Sunday, November 30, 2025

Condolences 🙏✝️❤️ "Stockton birthday party shooting kills 4, wounds 10 at ice cream shop |" Sacramento Bee

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article313249629.html 

"
We can confirm at this time that approximately 14 individuals were struck by gunfire, and four victims have been confirmed deceased," the Sheriff's Office said in a statement. "This is a very active and ongoing investigation, and information remains limited. Early indications suggest this may be a targeted incident, and investigators are exploring all possibilities. Detectives are actively working to determine the circumstances leading up to this tragedy."

Friday, November 28, 2025

The Unjust Takedown on Lake Avenue: A Pasadena CA story

The Unjust Takedown on Lake Avenue: 

A Short Story

Part I: The Quiet Interruption

The sun hung low over the San Gabriel Mountains, painting the sky above Pasadena in hues of bruised orange and purple—the same intense, fading light that mirrored the sudden, agonizing shift in J. Good A. Citizen's life.

At fifty-five, Good was not a man built for confrontation. His days were spent wrestling with Aramaic texts and theological paradoxes within the quiet sanctuary of Fuller Seminary. He was an M.Div. student, a man of faith, and paradoxically, a staunch believer in the necessity of law and order. Tonight, however, he was simply hungry. It was a brief break between late classes, and he was driving his sedan north on Lake Avenue, seeking a quick dinner, his mind still cycling through the complexities of Pauline eschatology.

Rush hour was a chaotic ballet of impatience. As Good approached the crucial intersection, the signal for Lake Avenue went green. He eased his foot onto the accelerator, ready to move, when a shape of metal and speed flashed violently across his path. It was a black SUV, tearing through the intersection like a cannonball, utterly running the red light—a defiant act of a driver attempting to beat the signal at the last, suicidal moment. Good slammed on his brakes. The jarring, wrenching halt was painful, but it was just enough. The two vehicles missed colliding by an agonizing breath.

The driver of the SUV, a woman named Evangalina Bustamonte, braked across the intersection, shaking but safe. Good, adrenaline surging, pulled over, anger momentarily supplanting his theological calm. This near-miss was not just careless; it was reckless and dangerous. Before he could even process the extent of his shaking, the blare of approaching sirens cut through the twilight air. Two Pasadena Police Department cruisers, already on patrol in the area, pulled up.

"Heard that one clear across the block," Officer Thomas Brown, a stocky man with a severe, unyielding expression, muttered as he approached. His partner, Officer Tim Mosman, was younger, leaner, and radiated an unsettling, hyper-alert intensity.

The narrative of injustice began right there, in the first five minutes, with the officers' fundamental blind spot: they "heard, but did not see" the infraction. They arrived to a scene of two tense drivers, and without the crucial context of the red light, they were immediately vulnerable to bias.

Part II: The Coercive Demand

Officer Mosman gravitated toward Ms. Bustamonte first. The conversation was low, soothing, almost solicitous. When he turned back to Good, his posture had hardened, his jaw set. "Sir, we need to clear this up. Just acknowledge that the accident was your fault. Let's wrap this up," Mosman stated, his voice a flat, non-negotiable command.

J. Good, still reeling from the rattling experience, felt a sudden, cold clarity. "Officer, with all due respect, I will not. The other driver ran a solid red light. I had the right of way. I avoided her vehicle by inches. She caused this. I cannot  accept blame for an infraction I did not commit." 

It was the phrase "I cannot accept blame" that detonated the officers' professionalism. In that crowded, pulsating rush-hour street, Good's assertion of his legal rights was perceived not as civic duty, but as defiance. Officer Brown stepped forward, closer. His face was a mask of simmering fury. "You will do as we say, now. Don't make this harder than it has to be, young man."

It was here, in the deepening twilight, that the witnesses later focused on Officer Brown. His face was drawn tight, but it was his eyes that betrayed the moment. His eyeballs were visibly dilated—an unnerving physiological response that suggested not focused attention, but an adrenalized, aggressive instability, or some sort of medication making things worse, not better. It was less about enforcing the law and more about an inexplicable rush of power, a perceived act of machismo to validate the female driver and crush the dissent of the male citizen who dared to challenge their unearned authority.

The confrontation had instantly pivoted. It was no longer a traffic dispute; it was a battle for J. Good's dignity, his right to speak, and his bodily autonomy. The coercive demand to "accept responsibility" became the flashpoint for what followed.

Part III: The Matter of Seconds and the Searing Pain

The officers' patience, if it ever existed, vanished. The transcript confirms the violent pivot occurred in a matter of seconds. Officer Brown, seized by the manic energy in his dilated eyes, became the aggressor. He was the first to use force, drawing his baton, & thrusting it into J Good's abdomen forcefully. Instinctively, or reflexively, J. Good tried to push the baton away. The officer's wrongly interpreted this as an act of aggression rather than self-defense.  

The officers inexplicably tried to "take him down" to the pavement. J. Good's fear spiked - having never been the victim of force by officers of the law;  but his resistance was purely defensive, a physical manifestation of his moral refusal to submit to a false narrative. He started "yelling loudly," asserting his innocence, and when the cold steel of the handcuffs touched his wrist, he did the only thing his body could do: he "tensed his arms."

Sergeant Calvin Pratt, who arrived on the scene as backup, testified that Good's resistance was limited to this passive tensing and yelling. This testimony, this concession, remains the most damning evidence against the City. J. Good was not physically assaulting them. He was not armed. He was not running. He was merely tense, verbally dissenting, and no immediate threat to the safety of any officer or the public. But the officers saw only defiance. And defiance, in the corrupt institutional culture of the Pasadena Police Department, was met with brute force.

"Take him down!" The order was followed instantly by a devastating, reckless maneuver. Good felt his body lifted, twisted, and then slammed. He went down, face-first, onto the rough, unforgiving asphalt of Lake Avenue. The impact was bone-jarring. It was not a controlled descent; it was a violent, spiteful throw. A searing, blinding pain shot through his back and neck. The world went silent, then rushed back in as a cacophony of throbbing agony. He had landed heavily, his spine protesting the sudden, brutal shock.

Even on the ground, subdued, broken, and gasping for breath, the cruelty continued. Sergeant Pratt applied a control hold—a brutal pressure point technique—to Good's arm. Good cried out that the pain was "searing." Pratt maintained the hold, refusing to release the excruciating pressure, demonstrating a callous disregard for Good's well-being that transcended professional policing.

Part IV: Agony on the Asphalt

The immediate violence gave way to prolonged humiliation. Good lay there, handcuffed, his face millimeters from the rough pavement that had just bruised his dignity and his body- his glasses bent and lying on the concrete a few inches away. The officers did not immediately call for medical assistance or move him to a squad car. Instead, he was left on the street corner, a spectacle for the passing rush-hour traffic, handcuffed and in agony for up to an hour. Unfortunately, camera phones were still a few years away. No footage of the crime (by the police) would be available for later litigation. 

Forty-five minutes. Sixty minutes. The transcript's ambiguity about the precise time only underlines the indifference. For a man of 55, already grappling with the structural realities of aging, this prolonged, constrained position on the rough ground was a form of exquisite torture. The pain in his back was not fleeting; it was deep and pervasive, a constant, dull roar that intensified with every shallow breath. The City's own expert, Dr. Mulryan, would later be forced to concede the critical medical truth: that the officers' violent restraint was medically possible that the takedown aggravated a pre-existing condition. The officers had not just arrested a man; they had inflicted lasting, permanent injury, including spinal damage and aggravated Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

The irony was crushing. A man who spent his life studying the moral framework of the Gospel, arrested and humiliated for a non-crime, by officers who themselves acted outside the bounds of any moral or legal code _ who had not even observed the incident, only heard the screeching brakes from nearby. . He was detained for nearly two hours for a simple charge of Disturbing the Peace—a charge so flimsy it was eventually dropped. but  the damage was already done, to J. Good's body. He would be contending with chronic pain for the rest of his life. And the arrest was not about enforcing the law; it was pretextual, used solely as a mechanism to punish a citizen for his verbal objections and his assertion of constitutional rights.

Part V: The Argument for Justice

The case of J. Good A. Citizen is a tragic reminder that institutional rot can turn protectors into aggressors. The actions of Officers Mosman, Brown, and Sergeant Pratt were not an isolated lapse in judgment; they were symptoms of a broader disease.

The historical context of the Pasadena Police Department, as documented by former officer Naum Ware in his book Roses Have Thorns, highlights a pervasive culture of corruption, internal lying, and excessive force. This history provides the chilling explanation for the officers' behavior: they were emboldened by a systemic failure in training, supervision, and discipline. They felt entitled to bypass professional standards and inflict injury because their institution had historically permitted or excused such violence. They did not see a Master of Divinity student, a law-abiding citizen, or a man of faith; they saw an obstacle to be summarily dealt with, and the resulting force was objectively unreasonable.

The argument for justice for Good A. Citizen is simple and profound:

  1. The Threat was Zero: The officers' own testimony admits the only resistance was passive (tensing and yelling). Force must be proportional to the threat. A violent takedown against a non-assaultive citizen is the very definition of disproportionate, egregious force.

  2. The Injury is Permanent: The City must be held accountable for the lasting physical consequences—the pain, the suffering, and the medical expenses—that stemmed directly from the officers' recklessness.

  3. The Badge is Not a License for Abuse: This verdict must be a clear message that a police badge does not grant immunity from the rule of law. When agents of the state act with machismo and punitive malice, the city that employs them must pay the price for the resulting constitutional violation.

The Pasadena Police Department acted irresponsibly, allowing a minor incident to become a catastrophic injury through sheer, unwarranted force. This was not policing; it was an inexcusable abuse of authority. Justice demands accountability for Good A. Citizen, whose life was irrevocably altered on a simple drive up Lake Avenue.

For He shall give His angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. (Psalm 91:11)



Wednesday, November 26, 2025

"Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Takes Victory Lap Over 'First Rebuilt House' in Pacific Palisades After Fires - There's Just One Little Problem "

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11/los-angeles-mayor-karen-bass-takes-victory-lap/ 


"
It was a developer project that was in the works before the fires even happened. That's right, this house wasn't even one of the average homes destroyed by fires and her incompetence. What a surprise..."

There's the other problem about who wants to live in a brand new house when everything around you is still charred and burnt and being cleared out and not even in development stages yet ? you're still living in the "bombed out war zone "👎😠. 

"California experiences the highest net loss of taxpayers, with one leaving every 1 minute, 44 seconds."

Monday, November 24, 2025

"Eric Swalwell is Constitutionally Disqualified from Running for Governor of California | "

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11/eric-swalwell-is-constitutionally-disqualified-running-governor-california/

"
Eric Swalwell, by his own sworn declaration, is not domiciled in the state of California. And because domicile, and not mere mailing address, is the standard for gubernatorial eligibility according to California law, Swalwell is legally disqualified from becoming governor and must withdraw his announcement immediately..."

Most people don't know that the word Yosemite actually means 'killers '

"The prudent see danger & take refuge, but the simple keep going & suffer for it" – Proverbs 22:3

GENERA

Here's a deeper look into the meaning of Yosemite and the "killer" connection:

1. Origins in the Ahwahneechee context:

The Ahwahneechee were a Miwok-speaking Native American people who lived in the Yosemite Valley.

Neighboring tribes, particularly the Mariposa and other Yokuts groups, called them "Yohhe'meti" or "Yohhe'meti", which is often translated as "they are killers" or "those who kill."

This name reflected the Ahwahneechee's fierce defense of their homeland—they were known to fight fiercely against outsiders.

2. Historical nuance:

The name wasn't about random violence—it was about survival and defense. The Ahwahneechee were protecting their valley, resources, and way of life.

To outsiders hearing the name, it sounded threatening, so when early European-American settlers came, they adopted the term Yosemite to refer to the valley itself.


3. From people to place:

Over time, the meaning shifted from describing a warrior people to simply naming the geographical area.

Today, most people associate "Yosemite" with majestic cliffs, waterfalls, and wilderness, not the original "killer" context.

In short, the "killer" meaning is really about courage, defense, and strength in protecting one's home, not about indiscriminate killing.

Short answer: no, the original Ahwahnechee (Yosemite) tribe as a standalone federally‑recognized "nation" does not exist today — but their descendants are part of several groups, some of which are not federally recognized, and some that are.

Here's a breakdown:


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What's the Current Status of the Ahwahnechee / Yosemite Native People

1. Ahwahnechee Origins

The Ahwahnechee historically lived in Yosemite Valley. 

They were connected to Mono and Southern Sierra Miwok peoples. 

Over time, due to disease, displacement, conflicts (including with U.S. forces), many Ahwahnechee were removed or merged with other tribes. 



2. Descendant Communities

According to the NPS, there are seven tribes/groups with traditional association to Yosemite. 

Of these, five are federally recognized:

North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California 

Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians 

Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians 

Bridgeport Paiute Indian Colony 

Bishop Paiute Tribe 


Two are not federally recognized:

Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation (which claims Ahwahnechee / Miwok heritage) 

Mono Lake Kootzaduka'a Tribe 




3. Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation

This group actively identifies as descendants of the Ahwahnechee / Miwok people. 

However, they are not federally recognized. 

They have applied for recognition: their petition first started in 1982. 

In 2018, the Office of Federal Acknowledgement (OFA) denied their petition, saying they "did not meet the criterion … of existing as a distinct community from historical times until the present." 

Despite the lack of recognition, they do have a working relationship with the Park Service. For example, the NPS reports them among "traditionally associated tribes" for consultation on cultural resources. 

They also have a nonprofit (American Indian Council of Mariposa County) that engages in cultural preservation and advocacy. 



4. Reservation / Reservation Status

Because the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation is not federally recognized, they do not have a formal federal reservation in the way many recognized tribes do.

There is no separate "Ahwahnechee Nation" reservation in Yosemite — the historic Ahwahnechee were removed multiple times, and their descendants are now dispersed among various communities. 

That said, for cultural and ceremonial purposes, the NPS cooperates with descendant groups (recognized and unrecognized) for things like plant gathering. 



5. Sovereignty / Nation Status

Since the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation is not federally recognized, they do not have the same sovereign-to-sovereign governmental status that federally recognized tribes do.

Their lack of recognition limits certain legal powers, federal benefits, and formal government-to-government relations. 

Some of their efforts focus on cultural revival — preserving traditions, ceremony, and ancestral connection — rather than achieving full sovereignty at this time. 





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Summary

The Ahwahnechee / "Yosemite Indians" from history don't exist today as a single, federally recognized "nation."

Their descendants live in several Native American communities, some of which are federally recognized (e.g., Mono, Me-Wuk), and some that are not.

The Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation claims heritage and continuity with the Ahwahnechee, but they do not have federal recognition or a reservation.

Despite this, they maintain a relationship with Yosemite National Park and continue cultural traditions.



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If you like, I can check what the current federal recognition status is (as of 2025) for all Yosemite-associated tribes — would you want me to do that?

Saturday, November 22, 2025

Friday, November 14, 2025

"Coach John Beam dies after being shot at Laney College in Oakland –" NBC Bay Area

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/john-beam-dies-laney-college-shooting/3981362/%3famp=1 


"In this case, I can just tell you that the individual that was arrested went specifically to the campus for a specific reason," Beere said.


Authorities arrested Cedric Irving Jr., 27, in connection with Beam's shooting."

"Far-Left Thug Named 'Jihad' Charged with Assault and Robbery After Antifa Riot at Berkeley TPUSA Event "

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11/far-left-thug-named-jihad-charged-assault-robbery/ 

He 
looks like a far left nut job 
That's his real name? 😆😄😁

"A 25-year-old far-left rioter named Jihad Dphrepaulezz has been arrested and charged with assault and robbery following a violent assault outside a Turning Point USA"

"Newsom's Former Chief of Staff Arrested by the FBI on Bank and Wire Fraud Charges | ''

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11/breaking-newsoms-former-chief-staff-arrested-fbi-bank/ 

"
According to federal prosecutors, between February 2022 and September 2024, Williamson and co-conspirators diverted $225,000 in funds from a dormant political campaign for personal use.

The money was funneled through various business entities and disguised as pay, according to federal prosecutors..."

Good grief 👎😡"California DMV Admits to Illegally Issuing 17,000 Commercial Licenses to "Dangerous Foreign Drivers" | "




https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11/california-dmv-admits-illegally-issuing-17000-commercial-licenses/ 

"
According to the Department of Transportation, each of the 17,000 non-domiciled CDL holders has been issued notice that their license will expire within 60 days, as it no longer meets federal requirements..."

Another one ⁉️😆"Columnist suggests Eric Swalwell is disqualified from Congress for lacking residence in California * ''

https://www.wnd.com/2025/11/columnist-suggests-eric-swalwell-is-disqualified-congress-lacking/ 

"
It's because Swalwell, on legal documents, formally has declared that his Washington, D.C., property is his "principal residence." That affirmation comes on his public Deed of Trust for his home..."

Wednesday, November 12, 2025

condolences 🙏 ✝️ ❤️ 90 year old driver hits a 80-year-old bicycler :" Bicyclist dies after being struck by car in Palo Alto"

Bicyclist dies after being struck by car in Palo Alto Source: KRON4 News

https://share.newsbreak.com/fhsalnmg 

stockton: I was there, veterans day 🪖 2025 🙏🇺🇸✝️ Some Gave All



📖 "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends." — John 15:13


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"Some Gave All" –
 A Veterans Day Prayer Poem

✝️🇺🇸🙏🪖❤️

O Lord of hosts, our Nation's stay,
We bow our hearts this Veterans Day.
For those who served, both great and small,
We thank You, Lord—some gave all.

They marched through fire, through fear, through night,
To keep our banner gleaming bright.
Their courage lit the darkened way,
Their faith still guides our hearts today.

From sea to shining sea they stood,
Defending peace, protecting good.
While some returned to freedom's call,
We still remember those who gave all.

Their names are carved in stone and sky,
Their valor lives, they did not die.
For in Your arms, O Lord, they rest,
Their battle won, their souls now blessed.

Bless every soldier still who fights,
Through sleepless days and endless nights.
Let angels guard them where they fall,
And whisper softly, "You gave all."

Let widowed hearts find peace in You,
Let wounded souls find healing too.
Let children know, both near and far,
Their fathers' faith still lights the star.

And may our Nation never fail,
To honor those who bore the nail—
Of sacrifice, of duty's call,
Who fought for one, who died for all.

So let us kneel, both proud and small,
In reverent prayer this sacred fall.
Lord, keep us faithful, strong, and true,
As they were once—through all they knew.

For freedom's price, we can't recall,
Without a tear—some gave all.
Amen. ✝️🇺🇸


Thank you for your service 👍


Monday, November 10, 2025

No more Pelosi's 👎😡🚫 "Nancy Pelosi's Daughter Launches Her Own Political Career, Announces Run for Office in California | "

Nooooooooooooooo! 😮 😡👎🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫😡😡😡👎👎👎


https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11/nancy-pelosis-daughter-launches-political-career-announces-run/ 


It's a never-ending cycle of Pelosi's and newsoms and all these people from San Francisco who just keep popping up- the same ones - they're all related 

Thursday, November 6, 2025

Rose 🌹 Bowl is old & boring. UCLA better off at SoFi 🏈 🏟️

" Commit your way to the Lord and he will establish your plans." — Proverbs 16:3


Pasadena is a great city one single day of the year: New Year's . Otherwise avoid. 


What's going on:
Rose Bowl Stadium and the city of Pasadena have filed a lawsuit against UCLA (the university's football program) over an alleged plan to relocate its home games from the Rose Bowl to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. 

Key facts:

UCLA has a lease to play its home football games at the Rose Bowl through 2044. 

The Rose Bowl and the city claim UCLA's discussions about moving games to SoFi constitute a breach of that lease agreement. 

The lawsuit says the potential move could cause more than $1 billion in economic and reputational damage to the city of Pasadena and to the stadium. 

UCLA has responded that while it is "evaluating the long‑term arrangement for UCLA football home games," no decision has been made. 

Attendance for UCLA's home games this season has averaged about 35,000 in a stadium that seats roughly 89,000. 

SoFi Stadium, opened in September 2020, is about 12 miles from UCLA's campus; the Rose Bowl is about 26 miles away. 


Why this matters:

The Rose Bowl is an iconic, historic venue (a National Historic Landmark) with deep ties to UCLA and Pasadena. 

A relocation would impact the local economy of Pasadena (businesses, tourism, tax revenue) and disrupt traditions tied to the stadium and UCLA's fanbase.

For UCLA, the move could be driven by attendance challenges, modernization, or strategic changes (especially since the football program recently changed conferences).

For Pasadena and the Rose Bowl, it's about protecting their contractual rights, investments (they mention $150 m+ renovation contributions and $130 m in bonds) and preserving the legacy of the venue. 



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Friday, October 31, 2025

🚒🔥😲Wow "LA firefighters were ordered to leave fire that exploded into Palisades Fire days later: report




"Firefighters working the site of a small brush fire in Los Angeles that officials said later reignited into the devastating Palisades Fire were ordered to leave the original burn scene despite tree stumps there being hot to the touch, according to a review of firefighter text messages by the Los Angeles Times"

https://share.newsbreak.com/fputufr5 

Sunday, October 26, 2025

Gruesome "Newsom Flips Out Over DOJ Sending Election Monitors to California to Stop Dems From Rigging

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/10/assistant-ag-dhillon-buries-gavin-newsom-inconvenient-fact/ 



Gruesome Newsom's 
GETTING NERVOUS 😁😄😆
"Asst Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon announced that the Department of Justice would monitor polling sites in California & New Jersey to ensure election integrity, especially to PREVENT Democrats from CHEATING"

Saturday, October 25, 2025

Dodgers bounce back in game two of the World Series winning 5-1

In Game 2 of the 2025 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers evened the series at 1–1 with a decisive 5–1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, October 25, 2025. The game was highlighted by a dominant pitching performance from Yoshinobu Yamamoto and timely hitting from the Dodgers' lineup.

🧢 Starting Pitchers

Dodgers: Yoshinobu Yamamoto delivered a masterful performance, tossing a complete game while allowing just one run on four hits. He struck out eight batters and did not issue any walks. This outing marked his second consecutive complete game in the postseason, a feat not accomplished since Curt Schilling in 2001. 

Blue Jays: Blake Snell struggled on the mound, surrendering five runs on eight hits and three walks over five-plus innings. 


🔑 Key Moments

Early Offense: The Dodgers took an early lead with a solo home run by Tommy Edman in the second inning.

Back-to-Back Homers: In the third inning, Mookie Betts singled, setting the stage for Teoscar Hernández and Freddie Freeman to hit back-to-back home runs, extending the Dodgers' lead to 4–1.

Insurance Runs: Max Muncy and Will Smith each added solo home runs in the seventh inning, providing additional cushion for the Dodgers. 

Injury Scare: In the seventh inning, Shohei Ohtani suffered a left shoulder subluxation while attempting to steal second base. He was attended to by trainers and exited the game, though the severity of the injury is yet to be determined. 


📊 Final Score

Team.       1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E

Blue Jays  0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0
Dodgers.   0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 X 5 9 0


The series now shifts to LA for Game 3, with both teams looking to gain the upper hand in this tightly contested matchup.


"Jaw dropping. CA Gov Gruesome Newsom gave 62,000 CDL commercial driver licenses to illegals.

https://x.com/endwokeness/status/1981493190541947059 



😡👎
CA Governor Gruesome Newsom gave 62,000 CDL commercial driver licenses to illegals.

"'Some things have to change': California teachers beg for help as violence INSIDE classrooms of state explodes "

"Newsom Running Scared After Damning Details Released on Harjinder Singh and Deadly SoCal Crash Suspect – "

https://redstate.com/sister-toldjah/2025/10/24/newsom-running-scared-after-damning-details-released-on-harjinder-singh-and-deadly-socal-crash-suspect-n2195434 

"
Everything about both of these deadly crashes involving illegals with CDLs can be traced back to actions taken by Democrat-run sanctuary states as well as the Biden-Harris administration. Newsom can try all he wants to run away from the role he and his state played in these six senseless deaths, but he can't hide. DOT Sec. Sean Duffy and Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier undoubtedly will make sure of it..."

Thursday, October 23, 2025

"Cali fairytale: The 'broke' LA playboy who stole millions from the homeless..." - Revolver News

https://revolver.news/2025/10/cali-fairytale-broke-la-playboy-who-stole-millions-from-the-homeless/ 

"
Cody Holmes is the glossy poster boy for California's fake moral machine. He's a perfect blend of influencer flash, activist grift, and bureaucratic chaos. It's what we call "performative compassion," where the villains climb to the top and loot the pile while the truly needy rot underneath..."

Sunday, October 19, 2025

College Football 🏈: Stanford upsets Florida State !



Stanford Stadium roared beneath the California night as the underdog Cardinal stepped onto the field against the powerhouse Florida State Seminoles, a team expected to dominate. From the opening kickoff, Stanford played with a fire few saw coming, matching FSU's speed with grit and heart. While Florida State piled up yardage—marching between the 20s like giants—Stanford's defense became a wall in the red zone, bending but never breaking.

A crucial touchdown in the third quarter gave Stanford the lead, igniting the crowd into a frenzy. Florida State responded with relentless drives, but every time the Seminoles pressed near the goal line, the Cardinal defense slammed the door. Late in the fourth, with the score 20–13, Florida State drove to within striking distance. One final play. One final chance. The stadium held its breath. The snap came. The quarterback surged forward—but Stanford's front crushed the push, stopping him inches short as time expired.

The crowd erupted. Helmets flew. Stanford had done the unthinkable. Against the odds, outgained but never outwilled, the Cardinal stunned the college football world with a 20–13 upset classic.


Friday, October 17, 2025

Monday, October 13, 2025

Gruesome "Newsom Handed $53 Million in State Contracts to His Biggest Donors" | by Gregory Lyakhov

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/10/gavin-newsom-handed-53-million-state-contracts-his/ 

"
For Gov. Gavin Newsom's wealthiest supporters, campaign contributions appear to double as investments—ones that yield lucrative state contracts, taxpayer-funded benefits, and prestigious appointments.

Since Newsom entered office in 2019, records show that California has steered more than $53 million in state contracts to companies owned or managed by his top donors. "

Saturday, October 11, 2025

"Five Hospitalized After Helicopter Spirals Out of Control and Crashes in Huntington Beach, California ("

"Thanks to Gavin Newsom - Criminal Illegal Alien Kills 6 People in Drunk Driving Collision After California Authorities Ignore ICE Detainer

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/10/thanks-gavin-newsom-criminal-illegal-alien-kills-six/ 

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Beto Cerillo-Bialva, an illegal from Mexico, has been charged with murder. He drove under the influence of alcohol and crashed into a tree, killing six of his passengers. In addition to that, one other passenger was severely hurt.

This could have been prevented, considering that ICE lodged a detainer for this illegal after his third DUI but it was ignored by California law enforcement due to Gavin Newsom's extreme left-wing policies...."

Wednesday, October 8, 2025

💥🔥Arrest made "Deadly Palisades Fire set ‘maliciously’ by Florida firebug Jonathan Rinderknecht, feds say"

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https://nypost.com/2025/10/08/us-news/suspect-in-deadly-los-angeles-palisades-fire-arrested-law-enforcement-sources-say/ 

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Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, is accused of "maliciously" sparking a brush fire on Jan. 1. That fire was knocked down by the Los Angeles fire department, but continued to smolder unnoticed, underground for days before high winds rekindled it into the raging Palisades inferno, federal prosecutors said..."

Sunday, October 5, 2025

El Segundo refinery fire could cause gas prices to go up as much as 95 cents ⛽☹️, but maybe less 🙏



"The recent fire at Chevron's El Segundo refinery is expected to cause an increase in gas prices in California.

The fire, which broke out on October 2, 2025, in the Isomax 7 unit—a facility responsible for producing jet fuel—has led to the shutdown of several processing units at the refinery. This refinery is the second-largest in California, processing approximately 290,000 barrels of crude oil daily and supplying about 20% of the state's motor vehicle fuel and 40% of its jet fuel .

Experts anticipate a rise in gasoline prices due to the disruption in supply. Estimates suggest that gas prices could increase by 10 to 20 cents per gallon, with some forecasts indicating a potential spike of up to 35 to 95 cents per gallon, depending on the duration of the refinery's downtime and the extent of the damage .

While the fire has been extinguished and no injuries were reported, the full impact on fuel prices will depend on the speed of repairs and the refinery's return to full production. Analysts advise consumers to remain calm and avoid panic buying, as such behavior can exacerbate price increases.

In summary, the El Segundo refinery fire is likely to lead to higher gas prices in California, with the extent of the increase contingent on the duration of the refinery's downtime and the effectiveness of response measures.


Wednesday, October 1, 2025

LA "Civil Rights Division Files the First Department of Justice Affirmative Lawsuit in Support of Gun Owners | United States Department of Justice

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/civil-rights-division-files-first-department-justice-affirmative-lawsuit-support-gun-owners 

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This lawsuit is the first affirmative lawsuit in support of gun owners filed by the U.S. Department of Justice. On March 27, 2025, the Division initiated the first-of-its-kind Second Amendment investigation due to numerous complaints of unreasonable delays in CCW permitting decisions by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. After analysis of data and documents spanning over 8,000 CCW permit applications, the Division today filed suit seeking relief on behalf of law-abiding applicants..."

Sunday, September 28, 2025

Tax dump 👎"$2.2 billion Ivanpah Solar Facility in California scheduled to be turned off after years of wasted money"

https://nypost.com/2025/09/23/us-news/2-2-billion-ivanpah-solar-facility-in-california-turned-off-after-years-of-wasted-money/?utm_campaign=nypost&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social 

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Construction began in 2010 and was completed in 2014. Now it's set to close in 2026 after failing to efficiently generate solar energy.
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According to the Association of Avian Veterinarians, the power plant "is believed to be responsible for at least 6,000 bird deaths each year.."

Friday, September 26, 2025

"Abandoned California Ski Resort His Market for Nearly $6 Million"

"Have a cool $5.8 million lying around? You could be the proud owner of a defunct California ski area: Iron Mountain Ski Resort.

Located southwest of Lake Tahoe, California, near Kirkwood Ski Resort, the property spans 65 acres and includes existing ski lift towers, according to its listing on Colliers..."

Wednesday, September 24, 2025

Not wise gruesome Newsom "DHS Tells Gavin Newsom, California What They Can Do With Their 'Unconstitutional' ICE Mask Ban – "

https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2025/09/22/dhs-tells-gavin-newsom-california-what-they-can-do-with-their-unconstitutional-ice-mask-ban-n2194236 

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Well, guess what, Gavin, I've got bad news for you: DHS isn't having it, not even for a minute. Their message is simple: "To be clear: We will NOT comply with Gavin Newsom's unconstitutional mask ban."

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As RedState's editor Jennifer Van Laar reported, the Constitution's Supremacy Clause poses just a little bit of a problem for Mr. Newsom. It says basically, "The Supremacy Clause refers to the foundational principle that, in general, federal law takes precedence over any conflicting state law." As Van Laar wrote, Newsom's response when questioned about that was "mind-numbingly stupid," and his master plan was simply that "We're going to test the theory."

It's not a theory, it's the Constitution."

Monday, September 22, 2025

re MacKerricher State Park, Fort Bragg, CA 95437

https://maps.app.goo.gl/Kg978gLgtfqNZYXi9?g_st=am 



I really enjoy this state park and was excited to return again after 5 years. Normally, day-use visitors can go through the right lane quickly while campers check in on the left. On my most recent visit, the right lane was blocked (by a less -than -thoughtful ranger) which meant everyone had to wait in the camper line. It was taking so long I eventually left feeling disappointed. I still love this park, but I hope when I return in the future 5 years from now there will be a clearer process for day-use visitors to enter more smoothly.



24100 MacKerricher Park Rd, Fort Bragg, CA 95437

Sunday, September 21, 2025

This is the way police treat good citizens in CA 👎😡 'You're going to jail': 100-foot Lake Tahoe rope swing ends in arrest

 https://www.sfgate.com/renotahoe/article/lake-tahoe-dl-bliss-rope-swing-standoff-arrest-21049971.php 

This is the way police treat good citizens in CA 👎😡.they RUIN everything good and fun and innocent 


'You're going to jail': 100-foot Lake Tahoe rope swing ends in arrest
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With Coulter filming, Chase Reinford, a professional BASE jumper with decades of experience in the air and more than 460,000 followers on Instagram, climbed up the tree and onto the platform. A law enforcement officer shouted a final warning: "If you do decide to jump, you're going to jail." Reinford ignored him. Grabbing the set of handles attached to a cable, he stepped off the platform and swung far into the sky, tucking in for a double backflip before flaring his arms out wide, with time to spare, and then making a perfect swan dive into the water, immediately next to the state park officers' boat. It was a nail-biting act of defiance, executed perfectly

Saturday, September 20, 2025

"Gavin Newsom Posts an Apparent Threat to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem - : Referred to Secret Service |

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/09/team-gavin-newsom-posts-apparent-threat-dhs-secretary/ 




SHAME ON GRUESOME NEWSOME 👎😡" Newsom posted a tweet that many read as a threat on Noem's life. It was certainly vague enough to be interpreted that way.

The post reads, "Kristi Noem is going to have a bad day today. "You're welcome, America" 

Wednesday, September 10, 2025

Sept 9, 2025: the top 10 largest active wildfires on the West Coast, California, Oregon, & Washington:



1. Garnet Fire – Sierra National Forest, CA – 54,925 acres – 14% contained
2. Cram Fire – Madras, OR – 95,736 acres – 100% contained
3. Emigrant Fire – Western Oregon – 30,500 acres – Not specified
4. Flat Fire – Central Oregon – 23,000 acres – Not specified
5. Bear Gulch Fire – Olympic National Forest, WA – 10,129 acres – 9% contained
6. Rowena Fire – Rowena, OR – 3,700 acres – 99% contained
7. Crown Creek Fire – Washington State – 1,150 acres – Not specified
8. TCU September Lightning Complex – Tuolumne County, CA – 13,966 acres – 66% contained
9. Gifford Fire – San Luis Obispo/Santa Barbara, CA – 82,567 acres – Not specified
10. Madre Fire – California – Not specified – Not specified

Friday, August 29, 2025

lefties hate classic cars 👎"California rejects Leno's Law, keeping smog checks mandatory for classic cars"

"Senator Shannon Grove said "California said no to helping preserve these rolling pieces of history and let down classic car clubs across the state from low riders, to hot rods and every American classic in between ..."

https://share.newsbreak.com/ermon7ez 

Tuesday, August 19, 2025

"ICE Crashes Newsom's Press Conference "

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/dmitri-bolt/2025/08/14/ice-crashes-newsom-press-conference-n2661855 

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When informed that Governor Newsom was inside a building less than a hundred feet away, and asked if he had any message for the anti-Trump governor, Bovino replied, "Again, we're making Los Angeles and California a safer place. We're going to continue to do that, and they can take that one to the bank and cash it..."

Tuesday, August 12, 2025

"EXCLUSIVE: New Evidence Of Adam Schiff Corruption |"

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/08/exclusive-new-evidence-adam-schiff-corruption/ 

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Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee had Bish on his show, where she revealed all the dirt she has on Schiff and how she started looking into him. It's definitely a must-see interview..."

California: Support Christine Bish for Congress 👍🇺🇸


California: Support Christine Bish for Congress 👍🇺🇸

https://bishforcongress.com/ 
California: Support Christine Bish for Congress 👍🇺🇸

Sunday, August 10, 2025

"How Mark Zuckerberg upended a quiet California neighborhood to maintain his own private paradise | "

I personally experienced this myself because I drove by his house one time just intending to see what it looked like and maybe take a picture and suddenly a guy jumped out of a vehicle and started trying to take a picture of me in my vehicle ! 


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14988295/Mark-Zuckerberg-Palo-Alto-compound.html 

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Peter Baltay, a Palo Alto architect who was then a member of the review board, told The Times he found the proposal odd and wanted to see the site in person before casting a vote.

But when he arrived, he said a security guard approached him and asked what he was doing.

'I said "I'm standing on the sidewalk looking at this project for review,"' Baltay recounted. 'He said, "Well, we'd appreciate it if you could move on."

'I was pretty shocked by that,' he said, noting it was a public sidewalk."

Saturday, August 2, 2025

"California Man Arrested for Sending Payments to ISIS, Authorities Shocked by What They Find During Arrest –" RedState

https://redstate.com/rusty-weiss/2025/08/02/california-man-arrested-for-sending-payments-to-isis-authorities-shocked-by-what-they-find-during-arrest-n2192365 

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Mark Lorenzo Villanueva, a 28-year-old lawful permanent resident from the Philippines living in Long Beach, California, was arrested Friday for allegedly sending dozens of payments for weapons and equipment to a terrorist organization..."


Prosecutors allege that during Villanueva's arrest, the FBI found what seemed to be a bomb in his bedroom. Images posted to Essayli's X account appear to show an alleged Improvised Explosive Device (IED) recovered in Villanueva's home."

Fresno CA "Stealth fighter jet pilot forced to eject as $100M aircraft crashes in rural California"

"The pilot was found with a parachute in a nearby field after he was forced to eject from the aircraft. He is attached to the squadron known as the VFA-125 "Rough Raiders," Fresno officials said."

https://share.newsbreak.com/eckguet4 

Thursday, July 31, 2025

"BUSTED: Orange County’s Registrar of Voters Bob Page Refuses to Provide Voter Registration Data to DOJ "

https://joehoft.com/busted-orange-countys-registrar-of-voters-bob-page-refuses-to-provide-voter-registration-data-to-doj/ 

"Not only is it almost impossible to determine where a ballot came from, it is also impossible to determine who the ballot came from. Local governments in the state couldn't ask for ID's from voters. It was the law.

In January we received videos of the events that night during the bomb threat. The facility was not secure with the back door wide open and people walking in an out. No one was bothered about a bomb threat. We also observed during this time, workers pushing the same batch of ballots through tabulators multiple times.

Although tremendously unpopular in California, somehow Kamala Harris received more votes for President than President Trump in conservative Orange County, California. In addition, the county reported 2,186,561 ballots issued in the election which was 325,111 more ballots issued than the number of registered voters.

Based on all these material issues identified, Orange County's 2024 Election results never should have been certified. The DOJ knows this and recently requested voter registration information from Orange County but the Registrar of Voters did not comply..."

Wednesday, July 23, 2025

"WHERE'S THE MONEY? Dems and Celebs Raised Millions for LA Wildfires but Journalist Says Victims Haven't Seen a Dime (VIDEO) "

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/07/wheres-money-dems-celebs-raised-millions-la-wildfires/ 


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Independent investigative journalist Sue Pascoe began looking into this and found that all of the money was apparently distributed to non-profit groups in the area, some of which have absolutely nothing to do with fire recovery..."

Sunday, July 20, 2025

"San Francisco built the biggest pool in the U.S. It was a disaster"

https://www.sfchronicle.com/totalsf/article/fleishhacker-pool-san-francisco-20770773.php 

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The city paved over the pool in 1999 for the zoo parking lot, and by the time an illegal campfire burned down the graffiti-covered bath house in 2012, even preservationists had given up. It was demolished later that year..."

Friday, July 18, 2025

"Ten Unaccompanied Minors Recovered From California Cannabis Farms"

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/abigail-johnson/2025/07/14/dhs-raid-in-ca361-arrests-n2660333 

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Among those detained, fourteen children were rescued from "potential exploitation, forced labor, and human trafficking," according to the Department of Homeland Security statement. Ten of the fourteen children were unaccompanied minors.."

Wednesday, July 16, 2025

"FBI Releases New Photo of Suspect Accused of Firing Gun at ICE Agents During Riot Over California Marijuana Farm Raid - $50K Reward! | "

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/07/fbi-releases-new-photo-suspect-accused-firing-gun/ 

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The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the accused gunman's conviction..."

but do you really know much about her? "Karen Bass: ruler of all she sees "




https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2025/07/karen_bass_ruler_of_all_she_sees.html#google_vignette

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During the Seventies, Bass personally made eight trips to Cuba as a "brigandista." She's made many more since.

*In the 80s, Bass was affiliated with a Maoist organization: Line of March, whose leader and founder thought the Communist Party wasn't sufficiently radical. .."

Tuesday, July 15, 2025

"Taxpayer-Funded Riots: Here's What We Found When We Followed the Money in Los Angeles –" RedState

https://redstate.com/jenvanlaar/2025/06/09/we-followed-the-money-in-the-la-riots-34-million-in-taxpayer-dollars-lots-of-connections-to-karen-bass-n2190217 

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Basically, our taxpayer dollars are going to train high school and college students in how to break immigration law and become Marxist agitators, to ensure illegal aliens are counted in the U.S. Census, to organize illegal aliens already in the country, and to fund their legal representation against deportation..."