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The article reports on Orange County, California's 30 largest printers and ranks them by revenue in 2014 including Trend Offset Printing Services Inc., Primary Color Systems, and K&D Graphics.

The article focuses on California's response to the increase in plastic waste despite its ban on single-use plastic bags. Topics include the rise in plastic bag waste per capita, the unintended consequences of the original ban, and the state's new legislative efforts to address the issue, which still do not address the problem of non-woven polypropylene bags.

The article focuses on a new bill in California seeking to ban all plastic bags offered at checkout, including the heavy-duty kind, as a response to the unintended negative consequences of the initial plastic bag ban a decade ago.

The article discusses Wade Robson and James Safechuck's legal fight against Michael Jackson's companies, accusing them of enabling Jackson's alleged abuse when they were children. Their cases are based on California's "look back" laws.

The article reports on the initiative of cities, marketing groups and hotel companies in Orange County, California as of May 2016 to use data to decide how to develop new business. Topics include the use of algorithms, analysis and person-to-person paper surveys in gathering data, and companies that have ventured into this efforts including hotel owners and operators Irvine Co. and Twenty Four Seven Hotels and destination marketers Visit Anaheim and Visit Laguna Beach.

Jackie Fielder, a member of the Three Affiliated Tribes, is only 25, but she's been pretty busy for the past few years. Teen Vogue caught up with Jackie to talk about how her environmental activism and her experience with homelessness are informing her campaign, and the inspiration she's drawing from other young politicians. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the law signed by California Governor Jerry Brown that gives law enforcement officials, family members and private citizens the rights to seek a gun restraining order from a court against those who pose a threat to the public. It mentions that the state has been the first state across the U.S. to implement such which is significant in addressing suicides and mass shootings. The first statewide ban in using plastic bags was also signed into law by the governor.

The article reports that California legislature passed a bill that will ban the use of plastic bags in grocery stores in the state if it is approved by California Governor Jerry Brown.

An interview of former Massachusetts governor and public policy professor Michael S. Dukakis is presented. He discusses his experience of learning to teach. He addresses policy aspects of the significance of U.S. higher education. He notes problems aligning public higher education in California with labor market demands for high-skill jobs.

The article reports on the results of East Indian Americans running in primary elections in California and New Jersey.

The article reports on Kansas State University's professor Saugata Datta's participation in a study funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for caves exploration at Lava Beds National in California.

The article focuses on the proposal of the Northern Chumash Tribal Council to declare Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo in California as a National Marine Sanctuary.

The article reports on partnership of Rose Canyon Fisheries with the Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute to establish the first openwater finfish farm off the coast of San Diego, California and report of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Fish Watch database on seafood import.

The article lists some facts of the Port of Los Angeles such as the number of marinas, the length of waterfront and the total number of vessels that arrive at the port.

The author discusses the poetry sent by California teacher Ron Gordon who conceptualized the Square Root Day 35 years ago. He agrees that it would be fun if public discourse will be done in rhyming poetic lines that are becoming rare in modern times. Also discussed are possibilities of discussing the controversy about the municipal pool or about the elections in rhyming poetry.

The article discusses a proposed statement on intolerance by the University of California's Board of Regents. Topics include the relation of the statement to freedom of speech, the role of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in criticism of the proposal, and an effort by some Jewish groups to have the board condemn criticism of Israel as anti-Semitic.

The editor reports the brutal police killing of a homeless man in Los Angeles, California, which was recorded in a cellphone camera and has gone viral on the social media, and the rising demonstrations and civil disobedience movements for seeking justice.

A photograph is presented which depicts a vessel named "Icelander" in Huntington Harbor in Huntington Beach, California.

The article provides tips on how boaters and other nautical tourists can enjoy their trip to the Mexican wine region Ensenada in Baja California and includes information on quality services at local boatyards and marinas, boating activities, nature adventures, wine tasting, and Baja Med cuisine.