A conservative political web site drew a link between the Democrat's rejection of a legislative proposal in 2016, and the prevalence and risk of wildfires in the following two years.
A notorious producer of fake news provokes yet more outrage with another fabricated meme.
A "satirical" blog posted a story seizing on readers getting angry about a nonexistent California law.
In September 2016, Jerry Brown did sign a law allowing some -- but not all -- convicted felons to vote while still behind bars.
Web sites misstate what would happen under a bill that was signed into law on 6 October 2017.
A conservative-leaning website strained to connect Brown to a probe he personally ordered.
Drugging up and performing sex acts on dangerous reptiles is probably not an advisable means for getting one's kicks.
The Environmental Protection Agency will be allowing for potential new uses of asbestos, while limiting the scope of studies that assess its risk.
Aaron Hernandez's conviction could be vacated under the obscure legal doctrine of abatement ab initio, but that won't necessarily entitle his family to millions of dollars.
Rumors of the rapper's demise spread in December 2019 after posts on "prank" news websites.
The tradition of using multiple pens to sign important legislation, and then giving those pens to the people involved, has been practiced by politicians for decades.