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Cross found in Northern California identified as the Mojave cross
L.A. NOWMojave National Preserve officials confirmed Wednesday that the cross found Monday on a roadside in Northern California once stood in the Mojave Desert. Rangers at the preserve were helped in their identification by Henry Sandoz, who constructed and... -
Missing Mojave cross might have been found in Half Moon Bay
L.A. NOWOn Monday in Northern California, officials found a cross that could likely be the vanished Mojave cross.... -
Burglary reported at Rep. Nancy Pelosi's Napa County home
L.A. NOWAuthorities are investigating an apparent buglary at the home of Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, officials with the Napa County Sheriff's Department said Tuesday.... -
Dispute over Mojave cross on federal land moves closer to resolution
L.A. NOWThe National Park Service moved one step closer Tuesday toward resolving an 11-year dispute over the display of crosses on public land in the Mojave National Preserve.... -
U.S. Justice Department joins probe into stolen Mojave cross
L.A. NOWU.S. Justice Department officials said Tuesday they are working to find whoever tore down and stole an 8-foot-high cross that stood as a war memorial in Mojave National Preserve and which prompted a lengthy legal battle culminating in a U.S....... -
The Mojave cross sits on public land -- or does it?
Today's topic: Does the fact that the cross sits on a small patch of privately owned land -- which Congress transferred from public ownership to preserve the memorial -- protect the government in any way from claims that it is favoring one religion over...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Local Government, Church and State Relations, Symbols and Symbolism, Justice System
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Supreme Court bears support for cross
The Swampby David Savage and updated at 12:40 pm EDT The Supreme Court gave its approval Wednesday to displaying a Christian cross on public land to honor fallen soldiers, saying the Constitution "does not require the eradication of all religious symbols......Tags: Religious Conflicts, Christianity, Local Government, Corruption, Antonin Scalia
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