Monthly Archives: June 2022

That is the ranger’s estimate noted in this article from the Sacramento Bee. An excerpt. “Using a flood of money from a federal COVID-19 relief package, Sacramento County plans to extend some services for homeless people along the American River … Continue reading →

Yes, Sacramento made the cut in this story from Fox 40 News. An excerpt. “Between crime, COVID-19 and the local economy, it’s hard to run a city these days. One recent study attempted to quantify who’s doing it well – … Continue reading →

Public Leadership struggling to do anything about this, as this story from KCRA reports. SACRAMENTO COUNTY, Calif. — “With multiple days of temperatures in the triple digits this week in Northern California, fire crews across Sacramento County are preparing for … Continue reading →

Good summation from American Mind. An excerpt. “Nothing so illustrates the mindset of green politics, particularly in California, as the word “natural,” which is taken to mean unspoiled, pure, and better than the workings of man. Yet few places are … Continue reading →

Excellent article on this from the series on California Water Policy at California Globe. An excerpt. “On May 12, the California Coastal Commission Board of Directors voted 11-0 to deny the application from Poseidon Water to build a desalination plant in Huntington Beach. Since 1998, Poseidon … Continue reading →

Part 9 of the excellent series on California water policy from California Globe. An excerpt. “In May 1957, Harvey Banks, then director of the California Dept. of Water Resources, submitted “The California Water Plan” to the governor and state legislature. On … Continue reading →