California News Blog FAQ

Californiality is a popular California news blog covering life in the state of California, including news about the government, laws, politics, society, music and culture of the Golden State.

The most frequently asked questions about California's most independent statewide news blog are addressed below.

Feel free to email the Californiality publisher with your own questions or comments.  The "contact" link is at the bottom of every page.

California News Blog FAQ

What is Californiality, the top statewide California news blog, all about?

It is an established statewide daily news blog covering the culture, society, politics, business, economy, government, music and personalities of the world's most famous state, plus very strong editorials.

What does the term "Californiality" mean?

Californiality is defined as "the quality, essence, or philosophy of California or of a Californian."

What type of readers visit this California blog?

In addition to Californians, daily visitors include government agencies, universities, religions, corporations, lawmakers, nonprofits, political candidates, PR firms, think tanks, law firms, ad agencies, the music industry, the film industry, news corporations, news networks and news reporters worldwide.

Who publishes this blog?

Californiality is published in Los Angeles by chief editor Mark Lorier, an experienced news director, political consultant and 47-year California resident widely known as The California Blogger.

Lorier can be briefly spotted working into the night during the music video below.

Many of the articles are written by anonymous California bloggers, most of whom have been famous for years.  They each contribute their news, information and viewpoints secretly while protecting their public reputations.

The identities of these California bloggers are fiercely guarded in strict confidentiality.  Any personally identifiable information is removed by the news editor before publication.

Is this California news blog affiliated with any organization or agency?

No political party, corporate entity, news network, media group nor government agency influences the content on this news blog at any time.

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