By Brian Hepp Market Matters
WHEN FAMOUS CELEBRITIES OR BUSINESS people announce that they’re giving large sums of money to charitable or other worth-while causes, it usually makes
California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) recently released a report relaxing weekly consumption limits of sport fish. Environmentalists say the report is not as protective of
By KENNY MACK is a writer, comedian, and social commentator living in Santa Monica who can’t wait to see Barack Obama accept the Democratic nomination in a 75,000-
THE VICTORY HOOT THAT FROTHILY drooled from the besotted Obamanoidal mouth breathers during the climactic aftermath of the South Carolina Democrat Primary execrably droned, “Race doesn’t matter!”
So why
By Diana Van Der Ploeg Butte College President Oroville, Calif.
On behalf of Butte College I’d like to thank those in your fire department who responded to the Humboldt
By Michael Bancas
I don’t understand this city. I can’t keep quiet any longer. The city spends untold millions on tourism and at the same time promotes a
Tenant harassment settlement funds educational programs
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL In a nod to the city’s many renters, the City Attorney’s Office
In adjusting wastewater rates, the council has relied on consultant Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. for expert financial analysis.
Raftelis, which is looking for an additional $4,665, helped develop rates
To keep the Third Street Promenade a bustling shopping and entertainment center, the council is being asked to amend a consulting contract with IJM Enterprises to study the potential redevelopment
In the interest of those living at the Village Trailer Park, the council is being asked to approve a consulting contract with Del Richardson & Associates, Inc., to study the
City staff is asking the council to approve a month-to-month extension of a custodial services contract with L.A. Cha Maintenance Co. at the Public Safety Facility until
