Chris Nichols
Reporter, PolitiFact CA at KXJZ-FM (Sacramento, CA)
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2 weeks ago |
wvnews.com | Chris Nichols
DEEP CREEK LAKE — Deep Creek Lake recently witnessed an extraordinary event as over 120 participants explored the inner workings of the Deep Creek Hydroelectric Station and dam. Organized by the Deep Creek Lake Centennial (DCL100) Committee and made possible by Brookfield Renewable, the owner and operator of the power station, the tours took place over May 13-14 and provided visitors with rare access to areas usually closed to the public.
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yahoo.com | Chris Nichols
Seventy-five years ago, a new kind of drive-in restaurant opened on Beverly Boulevard in Hollywood. promised to do away with carhops (and tipping) by sending food down a conveyor belt directly to waiting automobiles parked around the building. The place lasted for about five minutes until the drive-thru window was born, but employers have long dreamed of eliminating pesky humans from the workplace.
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yahoo.com | Chris Nichols
What becomes of the strong and stoic who try to preserve the old ways while the winds of change swirl all around them? Pio Pico was California’s last Mexican governor before the territory was ceded to the United States in 1848. Pico lived large in his day, partying and gambling and building lavish monuments around Los Angeles, but died nearly broke. After he died, his tomb was vandalized and his wife's body stripped of her jewels.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Chris Nichols
When the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce published their map to the L.A. airport shortly before it opened in 1928, there were more than 50 locations to choose from. The Jurassic versions of LGB and VNY were shown, and thrill seekers could board a flying machine in the barley and lima bean fields where LAX is today. The first observation tower at Mines Field (LAX) opened in 1930Photo courtesy Flight Path MuseumTerminal One was built a year later and is still in use by maintenance crews.
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capradio.org | Chris Nichols |Tony Rodriguez
Sacramento city leaders and advocacy groups raised concerns at Tuesday’s City Council meeting about proposed layoffs, fee hikes and service cuts. They said they’re worried the city’s plans to close a $62 million budget deficit take too much of a toll on youth and emergency services. Interim City Manager Leyne Milstein announced the cost-cutting moves in a budget letter late last month.
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