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Transient held in wild gas station invasion

By: Mike Aldax 07/16/12 5:54 PM
A Van Ness Avenue gas station attendant was reportedly attacked Friday by a transient who has apparently refused to bug off despite a court order to stay away from the area. Just before 10 a.m., police said, 31-year-old Zachary Moreno was allegedly panhandling — like usual, according to the 29-year-old station attendant — at the Chevron near Van Ness Avenue and Pine Street. Read More

Vallejo police investigate murder of man shot while driving SUV

By: Bay City News 08/08/11 8:41 AM
Vallejo police are investigating the murder of a man who was shot while driving his SUV Sunday night, a police lieutenant said.Officers responded to a reported hit-and-run at Sonoma Boulevard and Mini Drive around 8:40 p.m., Vallejo police Lt. Ken Weaver said. Read More

MUST READ: Chevron chief unafraid to challenge Big Green energy myths

By: Mark Tapscott 04/16/11 10:33 AM
America and the world are running out of oil, right? That's what the Peak Oil voices have been telling us for three decades? So why are there more known producable oil reserves today than 30 years ago? Chevron CEO John Watson knows the answer, and explains it in detail in an interview with The Wall Street Journal's Kim Strassel: Read More

A crude propaganda campaign against Chevron

By: Carter Wood 02/16/11 11:13 PM
U.S. trial lawyers suing Bay Area-based Chevron over environmental damage in Ecuador thought they had scored a publicity coup when documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger agreed to produce a movie about their lawsuit. Read More

From New York to the Amazon, lawsuit is a Chevron shakedown

By: Carter Wood 02/14/11 10:29 PM
In the modern mainstream media world in which Big Oil is always the offender, the storyline was perfect. Impoverished and dying, native people from Ecuador sued Chevron — which is based in the Bay Area — to force the company to clean up the environmental catastrophe its oil operations had left in the Amazonian jungle. The $113 billion in damages would pay for compensation, health care and clean water. Read More

Big Business, Koch, and free markets

By: Timothy P. Carney 10/19/10 12:00 AM
The New York Times‘ Kate Zernike and Center for American Progress’s Lee Fang both “obtained” a guest list from an event this past summer where I spoke. I was invited to speak on the condition of confidentiality, but now that the guest list is out there, I’ll fess up. Read More

Big Business, Koch, and free markets

By: Timothy P. Carney 10/18/10 7:00 PM
The New York Times‘ Kate Zernike and Center for American Progress’s Lee Fang both “obtained” a guest list from an event this past summer where I spoke. I was invited to speak on the condition of confidentiality, but now that the guest list is out there, I’ll fess up. Read More

Some welcome signs of life from private sector

By: Michael Barone 07/25/10 12:00 AM
Grass somehow manages to grow up through small cracks in the sidewalk. Similarly, the American private sector somehow seems to be exerting itself despite the vast expansion of government by the Obama administration and congressional Democrats. Read More
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