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Days of Wine and Warblers in Paso Robles Jun. 25, 2023
By Jim Farber One of my friends is an avid birder. Her fascination combines a love of the outdoors w... Read More
The Grape Wild West: Touring and Sipping in Paso Robles Jun. 24, 2023
By Jim Farber Once upon a time in the West, Paso Robles was a sleepy little railroad town in central... Read More
Fertility, Family and Bio-Socialism Jun. 12, 2023
Silicon Valley used to be California's hotbed of innovation. Today the most radical new inventions c... Read More
Cambria Is For the Birds and a Lot More Jun. 04, 2023
By Jim Farber They call themselves birders, and they come in almost as many varieties as the avian s... Read More
Destination: Cambria Jun. 03, 2023
By Jim Farber Cambria, on California's Central Coast, is one of those special destinations. It offer... Read More
The Perils and Practicalities of California's Reparations Task Force Proposal: A Conservative Perspective May. 11, 2023
In the quest for recompense for historical injustices, the California Reparations Task Force has tak... Read More
Eager Publicists for Racial Reparations in California May. 10, 2023
How insanely radical and unjust can blue states get? California's nine-member Reparations Task Force... Read More
Missing 'DiFi' in the Senate: A Dilemma for Democrats Apr. 19, 2023
Absence in the Senate makes no heart grow fonder, given a delicate balance of power, 51-49, with Dem... Read More
A Return to Soft on Crime? Apr. 19, 2023
In 1993, Richard Allen Davis, an ex-con with an 11-page rap sheet, broke into a Petaluma home, kidna... Read More
The Twilight of a Legend Apr. 15, 2023
Dianne Feinstein, now 89 years old, has been a legend in California politics since the day she stepp... Read More
'Woke' or Not, Executives Are Into Money Mar. 21, 2023
The California governor has no business "canceling" Walgreens. But I could. The Florida governor has... Read More
Midwestern Weather: The Worst, Other Than Everywhere Else Mar. 11, 2023
It's a cold March day in the Midwest, with fresh-fallen snow on the ground, and this is about the ti... Read More
Outdoor Adventure Abounds in Mammoth Lakes Feb. 04, 2023
By Margot Black Tucked away in the middle of the Eastern Sierra is one of the most legendary playgr... Read More
The Three Women of San Francisco Jan. 18, 2023
WASHINGTON — So, what city gave America the only woman House speaker, the most senior senator ... Read More
What Do You Do When It's All Too Much? Jan. 12, 2023
You start unpacking, one piece at a time. That's the way to start the new year. One piece at a time.... Read More
Our Government Is Failing Us Jan. 05, 2023
Since we are (at least nominally) a free people, the primary responsibilities of our government shou... Read More
The 'Right' Wine Dec. 06, 2022
Wine purists say that the wine you choose should match the food — and some of them can be rath... Read More
Value Wines Nov. 29, 2022
Americans who consume domestic wines on a regular basis are always looking for decent values, if not... Read More
California's COVID-19 'Misinformation' Law Chills Constitutionally Protected Speech: The State Is Threatening to Punish Doctors Whose Advice Deviates From the 'Scientific Consensus' Nov. 23, 2022
The New Civil Liberties Alliance, which Columbia University legal scholar Philip Hamburger founded i... Read More
