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California Coastal Flooding Raises Concerns As Pacific Water Levels Climb

Elevated Pacific water levels brought coastal flooding risks to California on September 30, putting shoreline communities on alert.

Golden State Review Contributor·October 2, 2026

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SpaceX Starship Reaches Orbit for the First Time in Major Milestone for American Spaceflight

SpaceX sent Starship into orbit for the first time, marking a major step for the rocket system tied to future NASA moon missions.

Golden State Review Contributor·September 28, 2026

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NASA Reveals A Once In A Century Moon Crater That Could Shape Future Lunar Exploration

NASA has identified a massive new lunar crater, offering fresh insight into Moon impacts and the risks facing future exploration.

Golden State Review Contributor·September 16, 2026

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Hurricane Karina Strengthens to Category 4 as Swells Head Toward Southern California

Hurricane Karina strengthened into a powerful Category 4 hurricane on Monday, August 31, 2026, as it moved westward across the open eastern Pacific Ocean. While the storm remained far from the United States mainland and was not expected to make landfall in California, its large swells were forecast to affect portions of the Southern California coastline during the first part of the week.

Golden State Review Contributor·August 31, 2026

New Declaration of Independence Quarter Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary

New Declaration of Independence Quarter Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary

A new chapter in America’s semiquincentennial celebration began on June 1, 2026, as the Declaration of Independence Quarter entered circulation across the United States. Released as part of the nation’s preparations for its 250th anniversary, the commemorative coin offers Americans a meaningful way to connect with the country’s history through an item used every day.

Golden State Review Contributor·June 1, 2026

NASA Expands Artemis Moon Base Strategy as U.S. Pushes Toward Long-Term Lunar Presence

NASA Expands Artemis Moon Base Strategy as U.S. Pushes Toward Long-Term Lunar Presence

NASA unveiled a major expansion of its Artemis lunar exploration strategy this week, outlining new missions, infrastructure plans, and commercial partnerships designed to establish a sustained human presence on the Moon during the next decade. The announcement marks one of the most ambitious developments in American space exploration since the Apollo era and signals a

Golden State Review Contributor·May 29, 2026

Late-Season Snowstorm Brings Welcome Moisture and Resilience to Colorado Communities

Late-Season Snowstorm Brings Welcome Moisture and Resilience to Colorado Communities

A late-season snowstorm that swept across Colorado in early May 2026 has captured national attention, not only for its unusual timing, but also for the resilience it inspired and the benefits it delivered to the region. While spring is typically associated with warming temperatures and blooming landscapes, this fresh burst of winter weather served as

Golden State Review Contributor·May 6, 2026

Communities Unite Nationwide on May Day with a Focus on Worker Appreciation and Economic Resilience

Communities Unite Nationwide on May Day with a Focus on Worker Appreciation and Economic Resilience

Communities across the United States came together in a series of coordinated May Day events that highlighted worker appreciation, economic resilience, and the importance of community-driven initiatives. Observed annually as International Workers’ Day, this year’s gatherings stood out for their strong sense of unity, optimism, and renewed focus on the contributions of everyday workers to

Golden State Review Contributor·May 1, 2026

California Expands Statewide EV Charging Network to Accelerate Clean Transportation Goals

California Expands Statewide EV Charging Network to Accelerate Clean Transportation Goals

On April 8, 2026, California officials announced a major expansion of the state’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, marking a significant step toward improving accessibility for drivers and supporting the continued adoption of clean transportation across the state. The initiative, led by the California Energy Commission (CEC) in collaboration with regional utilities and private partners,

Golden State Review Contributor·April 8, 2026