Palm tree hit by lightning

SAN DIEGO — How in the world was the Obama administration able to round up and deport nearly 1 million people over the last two and a half years? No doubt, the people at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency are good at their jobs. But what’s their secret? Two words: Secure Communities. When first [...]

FAIRFIELD — A thunderstorm that swept through Fairfield Wednesday morning was bad news for a palm tree on Woolner Avenue that was set on fire by a lightning strike, according to the Fairfield Fire Department. Firefighters initially got a report at 8:37 a.m. on both a tree and house on fire, but when they arrived [...]
Any week now, the state Department of Education will issue its annual report on the number of school dropouts in California. Note, the term is no longer “high school dropouts” – that’s because a lot of kids today leave the education system long before they ever arrive in high school. Because of budget cuts that [...]
FAIRFIELD — The Fairfield Planning Commission has canceled one meeting this month but will add a special meeting to handle pending business. The regular meeting of June 8 will not occur, according to a city news release. Instead, the commission will conduct a special meeting June 15 and will have its regular meeting June 22. [...]
How wonderful to read such a positive news story! The article about San Francisco Giant Brian Wilson creating two Air Force scholarships (5/31/11) brought such a smile to my face. Not only is Brian a fantastic role model for his actions on the baseball field, but now in his personal life as well. I hope [...]