Sacramento Bee Apologizes for Saying Charlie Kirk Called to ‘Lynch’ Transgenders
The Sacramento Bee has apologized for falsely claiming that Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk called to “lynch” transgenders.
The Sacramento Bee has apologized for falsely claiming that Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk called to “lynch” transgenders.
There are at least 24 students from the Sacramento area San Juan Unified School District, who are now stranded in Afghanistan by President Joe Biden, following the final withdrawal of U.S. troops Monday, according to a report.
California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom, who’s facing an upcoming recall effort set for September, said during an interview on Thursday that the Democrats could face some “profound consequences nationwide” in the midterm elections next year if the recall effort against him is successful.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) replaced her chief of staff on Tuesday two weeks after one of her longtime top aides resigned after a California newspaper inquired about a $400,000 harassment lawsuit that was brought against him and eventually settled.
The Sacramento Bee on Thursday evening blasted Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) for claiming she was unaware that one of her top aides, Larry Wallace, engaged in inappropriate workplace behavior that led to a $400,000 harassment settlement, saying Harris’s explanation was “far-fetched.”
The newspaper of record in California’s state capital is urging Nancy Pelosi not to try to regain the House speakership if she wants Democrats to regain control of the White House and Congress.
A California newspaper says that sanctuary city policies are not to blame for the murder of San Francisco tourist Kate Steinle on July 1, 2015. The latest attempt to shift the blame follows claims by the attorney for the criminal illegal alien, Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, a.k.a Jose Inez Garcia Zarate, that the gun is at fault.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee vowed Friday evening to “resist” a registry of Muslim Americans that President-elect Donald Trump never actually proposed.
In stories about Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-CA), who is Gov. Jerry Brown’s new nominee for California Attorney General, both the Los Angeles Times and the Sacramento Bee incorrectly claim that President-elect Donald Trump called for a “Muslim registry.”
Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones, a Republican who is challenging Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA), renounced his support for Donald Trump on Saturday, and said that his defection from the GOP nominee “may cost me the election.”
Califorlia Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom plagiarized an attack on Donald Trump on Friday evening, presenting work by a retired Air Force officer as if it were his own, and signing it with his name. Newson later admitted the plagiarism, once caught.
Democratic Congressman Ami Bera, who represents California’s tightly-contested 7th district in eastern Sacramento County, has been accused of plagiarizing in an op-ed he wrote for the Sacramento Bee on Sunday, according to the Bee. In the column, Bera supported a Trade Promotion Authority bill giving Barack Obama “fast-track” authority to negotiate a trade deal.
The Sacramento Bee published an editorial Wednesday in which it criticizes California Republican Kevin McCarthy, Majority Leader in the U.S. House, for defending Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) over allegations that he addressed a gathering associated with white supremacist David Duke in 2012. (Scalise has apologized quickly, though it is not clear whether he knew about the group’s beliefs or if he even addressed the group at all.)