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Renato Moicano came to Pacific Legal Foundation’s attention by a coincidence that seems almost preordained.  The Ultimate Fighting Championship held its 300th Pay-Per-View event (“UFC...

Midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, off I-5 on the Western edge of the San Joaquin Valley, sits Harris Farms and Harris Ranch—a...

John C. Frémont stood on a peak in the Rocky Mountains, dressed in buckskin. It was 1842. Frémont was a roguish Army topographer from Charleston, South Carolina, who had charm, no money, and a scandalous family history.

It should have been easy. Dennis and Leah Seider just needed a sign to mark their property. There are 27 miles of public beaches...

The fire alarms started around noon. By 2:30 p.m., the flames had spread from Agoura Hills, a small town in the Santa Monica mountains, to the shoreline 13 miles away.

A half-mile from the Morro Sand Dunes in Los Osos, California, in a quiet residential neighborhood—the kind of sun-kissed neighborhood where neighbors walk to...

The newspaper quote is surprisingly diplomatic for a man named Moose.  “We have no desire to discriminate against women,” Edward “Moose” Krause, the longtime athletic...

Taralyn Romero's property dispute with her Colorado town earned her the title “The Wicked Witch of The West.” 

New York City has been cutting programs for gifted and talented students and changing admissions at specialized high schools.