Small Towns Cause Big Trouble During Holidays
Small, isolated towns are really neat. The same way Nickelodeon Gak was really neat the first time you bought some.
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Small, isolated towns are really neat. The same way Nickelodeon Gak was really neat the first time you bought some.
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The Sacramento Valley is one of the few parts of this state where I've never bothered to spend more time than I had to.
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Something shady is going on here.
Santa Barbara had the rainiest winter in 10 years when I was a freshman. It must have rained for nearly a week at one point.
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If you were to guess which city has the most conservative syndicated talk radio show in the nation, which would it be? Wichita? Salt Lake City? Houston? Try San Francisco. Yes, from our very own Fog C...
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This has gotta be a joke - of course video games are a drug.
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If 1967 had the Summer of Love, 2007 was the Summer of Scandal.
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Something to think about, now that the summer movie season is here and the theaters are chock full of Hollywood blockbusters: Only 11 percent of them were filmed in Hollywood, or any part of Californi...
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I got back in touch with one of my good friends from Atlanta over the weekend. Our conversation went as follows:
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I know the right wing pundits said that San Francisco values would burn bridges with the American people, but this is ridiculous.
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Illegal aliens are a nuisance. I don't want to cause alarm, but let's face it: They threaten the safety and security of every citizen. Kinda scary looking, too.
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When your state starts referring to marijuana as a "cash crop," you probably don't look at April 20 and think, "Gee whiz, Adolf Hitler's birthday!" Check out the "You know you're from California if......
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Los Angeles means many things to different people, but one thing the world can agree on is that the smog is downright awful.
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Well, before we all knew it, we arrived at the last quarter of the year, and the Codeoscope is still incomplete.
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