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Over 400 former Bay Area teachers pocketed more than $100,000 in pension income in 2014

Legend has it that Davy Crockett killed a bear when he was only three, but he never punched one in the face. Carl Moore did at the age of 73 because “The man or beast that I run from ain’t been born. And its mama’s already dead,” he said.

Florida Senator and 2016 presidential hopeful Marco Rubio made his debut fundraising event in California on Tuesday reiterating his theme, “this next election is a generational choice about the direction of this country.”

Two employees of Bumble Bee Foods were each charged with three counts of violating Occupational Safety & Health Administration rules when they inadvertently cooked a maintenance worker in a 35-foot-long industrial pressure cooker oven along with tons of tuna.

To prove a point that it may become the Silicon Valley cocktail of the future, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, Santa Clara Mayor Jamie Matthews and other Silicon Valley leaders gulped down some filtered, cleaned and disinfected sewage water.

The Baltimore Orioles canceled Tuesday night’s game against the Chicago White Sox at Camden Yards due to the violent riots incited by the death of Freddie Gray while in the custody of the Baltimore police.

In 1989, Santa Ana police officer Michael Buelna, on duty in another investigation, heard murmuring inside a trash bin. He opened it and found a barely breathing newborn infant still attached to his umbilical cord. Sunday, the officer and the once discarded Robin Barton met for the first time.

Nationally syndicated radio host and columnist for the Washington Times, Steve Deace, explained that there are three specific issues animating the 2016 Republican presidential contest. “If you are weak on these, don’t even show up,” Deace cautioned conservative Republican presidential

Richard Grenell, an American media commentator and the longest serving U.S. Spokesman at the United Nations, said that, recent revelations unveiled by Breitbart Senior editor Peter Schweizer in his bombshell book Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich, were “actually quite shocking.”

Innovative Google X privacy executive, Dan Fredinburg, was killed in the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Nepal on Saturday.

A Stanford research study asserts that Catalina Island off the west coast of Southern California is slowly sinking, increasing tsunami risks for Los Angeles and Orange counties.

Former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential aspirant Hillary Rodham Clinton lined up multiple fundraisers for May 7 in Los Angeles.

Friday Tiger Woods announced on his twitter account that he will tee it up for the upcoming Players Championship to be held at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, next week.

Just below Rawalpindi, Pakistan near the Soan River on Google maps, Friday Team Android discovered an image of the iconic Android “bot” urinating on an image of the iconic Apple logo.

“Take Me Out to the Ballgame” lyricizes peanuts and crackerjacks as mainstays for baseball and both seem safe to remain that way. Chewing tobacco, a mainstay for players, may be on the same trajectory as the rotary telephone and the eight-track cassette player if the city of San Francisco has any say in the matter.

The Venice Neighborhood Council in a resounding 12-2 vote approved the allowance of female topless bathing at legendary Venice Beach.

Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn has grown very fond of boyfriend Tiger Woods’s children.

Arguing who was better Willie Mays or Mickey Mantle created a couple skirmishes among kids back in the fifties and sixties. It looks like who’s better LeBron James or Michael Jordan is a 2015 version of the “who’s better” debate.

Mexican film director Jose Alejandro Gomez Monteverde, best known for his classic 2006 Toronto International Film Festival winner Bella, discussed his new film Little Boy with Breitbart’s Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon on Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM, Patriot radio.

Republican Congressman Doug Collins joined Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot radio to shine light on the culture shift happening in the U.S. military and in America undermining religious freedom and attacking Christianity.

“We’re going to do this forever,” the strident protester told a frustrated audience member at the goat-sausage making demonstration during the 2015 Goat Fest in downtown San Francisco. “Until all animals are free.”

Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar celebrated his 68th birthday at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center getting quadruple coronary bypass surgery.

Friday Aliso Viejo residents woke up to hollering and the loud banging on a neighbor’s front door.

A large Pacific Gas & Electric Co gas pipe line exploded on Friday afternoon triggering a soaring spire of flames injuring thirteen people and snarling traffic for hours along Highway 99.

Stealing a chapter from shamed New York Marathoner Rosie Ruiz and stealing the deserved glory of legitimate winner of the Go! St. Louis Marathon Andrea Karl, cheater Kendall Schler was stripped of her first place medal on Wednesday.

California lawmakers are proposing a law that will ban the use of “Redskins” as a school team name or mascot in public schools

Los Angeles Unified School District’s Board of Education announced Monday that it is exploring possible litigation against technology giant Apple and software developer Pearson for their role in the failed iPad launch designed to put a computer on the desk of 650,000 students in the district.

Tuesday a Los Angeles Superior Court judge sided with the estranged wife of ex-Clippers owner Donald Sterling and ruled that V. Stiviano must give back all most all of the $3 million she received from the beleaguered NBA team owner.

Just three years ago Jordan Spieth’s caddy went to the Masters for the first time after winning a lottery ticket to the tournament while he worked as a sixth grade school teacher.

Celebrities, heeding Benjamin Franklin’s advice that “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” are buying up new “top-level” domain names like .porn to prevent cybersquatters or extortionists from besmirching their reputations and/or selling them later for a much higher price.

A homeless person stabbed two men in Ocean Beach, because one of them commented that the transient should “get a job.”

John Tamney in his new book Popular Economics: What the Rolling Stones, Downtown Abbey, and LeBron James Can Teach You about Economics expels the notion that you need a Ph.D. to understand economics.

Tiger Woods seemed to be getting his mojo back over the first three days of the Masters tournament.

Jordan Spieth won the 79th Masters tournament on Sunday shooting 70 and annihilating the rest of the field, topping his closest competitors Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson by four shots.

Saturday afternoon a photo of a bizarre car accident resulted in a Toyota Prius ending up on top of another vehicle—piggy back style—creating quite a bit of stir on social media.

After twenty years of lobbying for a mandatory diversity class for all students, the University California Los Angeles faculty finally got their way.