With wildly destructive fires increasing in both number and intensity, reservoirs at their lowest recorded levels since their construction and draughts lasting for almost half a decade, it is becoming increasingly apparent that California’s climate is shifting from a relatively
For most of my adult life, I’ve been resistant to getting a pet, despite the fact that I’m a major animal lover. This is primarily due to a traumatic experience from my early teen years, where my dog died suddenly
Despite the relative advancement of our society, we are still stuck with many of the same problems as our ancient forebears. Sanitation, food production, healthcare, all are items our ancestors would be well familiar with but would be mystified by
A walk around a southern California neighborhood may reveal that many of your neighbors are making the switch to artificial turf in light of the years-long droughts that our state has been subject to in recent years. The question is
When your company is first starting up, you may conjure up some images of your employees sitting in some modern, Google-inspired offices where everything is sleek, white, and brand-spanking new, playing ping pong while new sales numbers are constantly being
As we go deeper into the current pandemic, there’s really only one thing anyone is sure about: nobody knows what is really going on and where we’re going to be once this situation ends. In short, the only surety is
Here at Technology Systems, we report on local tech businesses that are applying novel solutions to today’s top problems, whatever those problems may be. The problem we’re focusing on today is the ever-controversial Orange County Lawn. Environmentally costly and physically
An industry we tend not to focus on much (or try not to, anyway) is pest control, which leads us to picture all sorts of lurid imagery when we start to think of the people who own or work at
There’s no question about it, divorce is a highly destructive thing. Add kids into the mix and it can be like throwing a bomb into the basement of your life. Everything that you’ve worked to build, all the time, effort,
I have a friend, Bob, whose life has been something of a tragedy. He’s been laid off, dumped, divorced, and heartbroken more times than everyone else I know put together. Every time, he’s managed to pick himself back up, dust
