By Catherine J. Frompovich Even though the mainstream media tosses tidbits out about what’s been going on in California regarding the 2017 fires and 2018 catastrophic mud slides, the average TV watcher, news magazine reader and computer-news ‘aficionado’ may not be aware of “behind-the-scenes” activity…
By Brandon Turbeville, Natural Blaze Attendance in the Los Angeles Unified School District is dropping by relatively dramatic numbers and some are suggesting the reason is the SB 277 law recently passed in California removing exemptions to vaccines for all school children. School districts are, as one…
By Catherine J. Frompovich California has been at the forefront of a technological and politicking ‘firestorm’ regarding Senate Bill 649, which can be described as the ultimate microwave industry’s “wet dream” legislation that would allow microwave towers of all sorts, sizes and descriptions to be…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Have you ever seen new or updated scientific information published on the Internet and then try to find it again, only to realize it’s disappeared or probably been “sanitized” from the net? The above happens quite often from what I know…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Probably the most harmful of microwave technologies (millimeter waves—mm) are being proposed in front of homes and other buildings in the State of California and to be erected at the whim of cellular businesses and networks with no input from citizens…
By Catherine J. Frompovich California is going off the deep end, in my candid opinion. Some members of that state’s legislature think cell towers on every block or in front of individuals’ homes are the way to go in order to have faster Wi-Fi or…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Well, lookie here! Reports I receive from California and other EMF/RF electromagnetic hypersensitivity researchers, state: Something new is happening in California. In the midst of the contentious Senate Bill 649 fight, the California legislature has been arranging ADA accommodation for people…
By Catherine J. Frompovich What would you think if I told you there is deliberate, governmental suppression of important health reports and information? One normally would think federal and city/county/state health agencies would be bending over backwards to bring factual health and precautionary information to…
By Daisy Luther Sometimes you have to think that scientists don’t ever read science fiction, and thus have not even contemplated all the things that could go wrong when they do something like creating 20 million mosquitoes in a laboratory, infecting them with a bacteria,…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Many people are concerned—seriously, too—about a bill introduced into the California State Legislature dealing with the placement of 5G Wireless towers on poles every so many feet. “SB 649 is a bill that would eliminate local governments’ planning authority over wireless…
By Annabelle Bamforth Augora Hills, CA — Close to one-quarter of students at a California elementary school have been directed by school officials to stay home for three weeks due to a small onset of chickenpox cases that began in March. The chickenpox outbreak at Mariposa School…
By Amanda Froelich It’s taken some time for word to spread due to the focus on Presidential-elect Donald Trump, but on November 8th, voters in Sonoma County successfully passed Measure M to make growing genetically modified crops illegal. Measure M passed 55.9% to 44.1% in…
By Jon Rappoport Judge Sabraw: here’s something you didn’t know about the DPT shot… I’ll repeat myself a bit here, in case you missed my last article. Then I’ll get into something else, something dangerous that a Federal Judge knows nothing about… Federal Judge Dana…
By Denver Valenti Almost a year ago, Governor Brown of California signed SB277 for mandatory vaccines which has been set to go into effect on July 1, 2016. The bill was prompted by the 2014 Disneyland measles outbreak and historically low levels of vaccination in…
By Nick Cahill, Courthouse News SACRAMENTO (CN) – Overpumping of California’s dwindling groundwater supply is causing the Central Valley to sink at a historic pace, in some places 2 inches per month, according to a NASA report released Wednesday. Satellite and aircraft images revealed sinking…
By Nick Cahill, Courthouse News SACRAMENTO (CN) – California officials refuse to issue documents on a decision to add a group of agricultural chemicals to its list of known carcinogens, Swiss agribusiness giant Syngenta claims in court. Syngenta claims the state withheld hundreds of pages…
Letter to the Editor by recent California Congressional candidate, James Hinton Where’s the Beef? Or, rather, where’s the beef coming from? Earlier this year, the World Trade Organization ruled that the United States was engaging in unfair trade practices by allowing country-of-origin labeling on red…
By Jefferey Jaxen On July 14, 2015 The California Office of the Attorney General gave the green light for a referendum of Senate Bill 277 (SB277). The referendum gives communities initially activated by SB277’s thinly veiled attack on their children and medical rights a new…
By Heather Callaghan Something fishy is going on with California’s assessments and so-called fracking regulations… It is an unfortunate reality that good jobs are intertwined with what might be later construed as not only an environmental devastation but America’s next personal health devastation – hydraulic…
Is California becoming a medical police state? By Vaccine Impact Health Impact News Editor Comments In a brazen act of medical tyranny, California recently became the first state in the U.S. to remove religious exemptions to those opposing vaccines for their children. The bill now…
