Monthly Archives: July 2022

Malls & suburbs, a partnership made in heaven, article from City Journal. An excerpt. “When I was 12, I went to the mall after school to look at a dress in the window at Laura Ashley. I pined after that … Continue reading →

That is the result from a recent study, reported by Fox 40. An excerpt. “ROSEVILLE, Calif. (KTXL) — Roseville has been named the best city to live in California, according to a study from Livability.com.  “Out of a list of 100 cities, … Continue reading →

Devastating article from California Globe. An excerpt. “If it is built, California’s High-Speed Rail would be the largest public works project in state history. That fact alone appears be intoxicating to state officials, in a perpetual quest to have California … Continue reading →

Interview with the woman who hosts the must watch documentary Beyond Homelessness: Finding Hope. An excerpt. “Beyond Homelessness: Finding Hope, is a documentary about the national homelessness crisis and its possible solutions. Hosted by Mary Theroux, chairman and CEO of a California-based libertarian … Continue reading →

Beginning of an ominous trend? Hopefully no, but this story from Fox News is troubling. An excerpt. “A commercial burglary incident led San Jose Police to an underground bunker at a homeless encampment containing thousands of dollars in stolen items. “The investigation … Continue reading →

And Haven for Hope is the success model; article from Daily Signal, and be sure to watch the must watch documentary, Beyond Homeless: Finding Hope, linked in the first paragraph. An excerpt. “Richard Reinsch: Hello, this is Richard Reinsch and … Continue reading →

California Globe unpacks the numbers, as they have been doing for some time. An excerpt. “The number of homeless living on Sacramento streets has increased over the past three years, according to the new Point-in-Time count released by Sacramento Steps Forward, the … Continue reading →

They are essential to our society, as this article from CFACT reports. An excerpt. “Civilization has benefited from more than 6,000 products made from the oil derivatives manufactured out of raw crude oil at refineries. None of these products were available to … Continue reading →

Good and bad news, from KCRA. An excerpt. “For the first time in 20 years, the greater Sacramento region’s economy recovered faster than the state of California, falling second only to Riverside. “New data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. … Continue reading →

This could be good news or, based on the actions of local public leadership over the past couple decades, mean nothing. From Cap Radio. “Three Democratic state lawmakers from the Sacramento area are backing legislation they say would speed up … Continue reading →