The Cost of War
California State Office of Emergency Services
EDIS - Emergency Digital Information Service (Ca. OES)
California Highway Patrol Computer Aided Dispatch Media System
The LAFD Homepage
The LACoFD Homepage
The ARRL - Amateur Radio Relay League (The ARRL Letter)
Ham Radio Frequency Allocations
The Considerate Operators Frequency Guide
The Condor Connection - an open system of 222 MHz repeaters linking hams from the Bay Area in the north, to San Diego in the south. The system coverage extends eastward to points in Arizona, Nevada and Utah.
ArtSci is a pretty decent source for duplicate tech manuals, frequency lists, repeater guides and the like. They used to (and may still) have an open-repeater data base accessible via the site.
Alright - I'm into QRP. Turn up your preamp and get over it. Meanwhile, check out the QRP Amateur Radio Club International pages.
KB6MIP's 6m (50-54MHz) repeater list
KN6LA's 6m (50-54MHz) repeater list
1.33m (222-225MHz) repeater list
75cm (440-450MHz) repeater list
33cm (902-928MHz) repeater list
23cm (1282-1286MHz) repeater list
JPL's ARC has an excellent repeater database for Southern California
SCRRBA , coordinates the use of 28-28.7MHz, 50-54MHz, 420-450MHz, 902-928MHz, 1240-1300MHz, 2300-2400MHz, 3300-3500MHz, 5650-5925MHz, 10000-10500MHz and 24 GHz
TASMA coordinates the use of 144-148 MHz
The 220 SMA coordinates the use of 222-225MHz
The latest 2-line Keps
Ham Radio Applications for Linux
Sourceforge an open source source.
FreshMeat - another open source source.
Gnu's collection of open source software