Regional News

The community of Oakland has applauded the move to non-lethal weapons and has a riot planned for Saturday this week to celebrate the decision.

Nestle America has announced plans to grow Almonds in the drought-stricken California Central Valley. The plan, which calls for snatching up land from farmers who have allowed their fields to go fallow, includes the purchase of over 6000 acres of usable acres. The multinational food corporation plans on using its delivery contracts not only to fill its plastic water bottles, but also to feed the water-hungry almond trees.

A regional California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) manager and his staff are under fire for a controversial sign the team posted on a stretch of highway 101 just outside of Eureka, California over the weekend

Harlem-born, African-American entrepreneurial success story George Jefferson is not pleased with the 51st State of Jefferson being proposed in Northern California and Southern Oregon.

The local Nevada County blogosphere is actively debating the merits or vices of the Common Core education standards.

According to employees at an area electronics supply store, the management at Plugs Electric Warehouse announced plans to 'bar code' staff as a way to improve "operational efficiencies."

The Jurisdiction of the Jefferson State Militia website was nominated last year for its innovative design and faced stiff competition.

In an astonishing announcement that has thrown anthropology community into chaos, a group of archaeologists from Brigham Young and Southern Methodist Universities have discovered what appears to be Atlantis at the bottom of Lake Tahoe.