California's anti-abortion pregnancy centers want the Supreme Court to overturn state notice law
SAN FRANCISCO - At a faith-based pregnancy center here, rooms are crammed with baby supplies, new and used, for expectant mothers, and a medical office contains equipment to allow pregnant women to view their fetuses.
"Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass," reads a saying on a wall, "but learning to dance in the rain."
The Alpha Pregnancy Center, located in a storefront on a busy street in the Mission District, is one of about 200 centers in California and thousands across the country pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to spare them from government regulation.
The California centers are challenging
