Monthly Archives: November 2021

Hello Everyone: I’ll be taking my Thanksgiving, Christmas, & New Year break from blogging so won’t be back until Monday January 3, 2022. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, a Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year. Take care. David

Excellent analysis in this report from New Geography. An excerpt. “Advances in information technology have made it possible to provide estimates of job access by transportation mode in metropolitan areas. The University of Minnesota’s Accessibility Observatory has positioned itself as the … Continue reading →

A disturbing article about it from the California Globe. An excerpt. “The crime wave across California has come to the front doors of millions in once-safe cities. As the Globe recently reported, in the once sleepy cow town of Sacramento, California, there … Continue reading →

Good info too often forgotten, from New Geography. An excerpt. “Over the last decade, climate activists have successfully pressured governments, banks, and corporations to divest from crude oil and natural gas companies. The energy infrastructures are just like the “civil” … Continue reading →

Reflective article in New Geography from a California resident visiting St. Louis. An excerpt. “Sacramento politicians and the urban growth lobby they so diligently serve have created a narrative that there is something very wrong with living in (or wanting … Continue reading →

Good article from City Journal. An excerpt. “The Biden-Harris administration has praised California’s progressive elected officials as model leaders on climate and environmental issues. But what have those state leaders and their policies actually produced? A fixation on renewable energy, … Continue reading →

From City Express. “A delegation from the City and County of Sacramento recently visited Haven for Hope, a nationally recognized program for people experiencing homelessness in San Antonio, Texas. “The program, which serves hundreds of people simultaneously, offers a full spectrum … Continue reading →

Very good news from KCRA 3. An excerpt. “It’s the season for chinook salmon to begin their journey from the ocean to the waterways where they were hatched. “For millions of fish, that means a trek up the American River … Continue reading →

Interesting article from Newsweek. An excerpt. “Few things in life are as predictable as the rhetoric of climate change summits like this coming weeks in Glasgow. Over the next week, you will hear again and again that the planet is … Continue reading →

Article from the California Globe. An excerpt. “Friday night in the once sleepy cow town of Sacramento, California there were multiple shootings, stabbings, and a transient attacked someone with a machete. This is just what was reported by the Public Safety … Continue reading →