• The unwitting Committee to Re-elect the President

    The unwitting Committee to Re-elect the President
    Given his consistently poor approval ratings, and growing concern about the polarization that he has exacerbated, Democrats should have little trouble ousting President Trump next year. But instead, with a series of outlandish and often deeply unpopular proposals, they have morphed effectively into the Committee to Re-Elect the President.
    Democrats could succeed easily if they focused on basic middle class issues, such as health care and reforming the tax system, where popular opinion, including
  • Urban v. suburban debate misses need for freer markets

    Urban v. suburban debate misses need for freer markets
    SACRAMENTO – Whatever one thinks of Sen. Scott Wiener’s controversial bill that would make it easier for developers to build high-density apartments and condos around bus and rail stations, this much is clear: It has jump-started a much-needed conversation about housing construction and the way that limited supply is driving up home prices.
    It’s a close call, but I overall like the measure because, hey, it can’t hurt to make it easier to build any type of new housing. Unf
  • Director John Singleton hospitalized following stroke

    Director John Singleton hospitalized following stroke
    LOS ANGELES — Director John Singleton is in the intensive care unit of a hospital after suffering a stroke earlier on Wednesday, April 17, his family said Saturday.
    Singleton’s family released the following statement:
    “On Wednesday, April 17th our beloved son/father, John Singleton, suffered a stroke while at the hospital. John is currently in the ICU and under great medical care. We ask that privacy be given to him and our family at this time and appreciate all of the prayers
  • Santa Ana home invasion robbery suspect arrested

    Santa Ana home invasion robbery suspect arrested
    Police have arrested a man on suspicion of breaking into a Santa Ana home, attacking a resident and then stealing her car.
    A patrol officer familiar with the case spotted the suspect, Victor Martinez, 35, at about 1:30 p.m. Friday, April 19, near the 1000 block of North Flower Street, according to a news release from the Santa Ana Police department. It said he was arrested and booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, burglary and robbery.
    Investigators believe he is the man who enter
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  • Whicker: The season of Montrezl Harrell isn’t over yet

    Whicker: The season of Montrezl Harrell isn’t over yet
    LOS ANGELES — When you’re Montrezl Harrell and you’re from eastern North Carolina and you play like a ticked-off tractor-trailer with wings, you generally don’t escape football.
    Indeed, Harrell was a defensive end for North Edgecombe High. Every year he would line up against Tarboro High, which had Todd Gurley.
    “I played against him,” Harrell said, “but honestly, there wasn’t too much tackling going on. A little burst of speed, and he was out. We k
  • Rescue team en route to help entangled whale near Dana Point Harbor

    Rescue team en route to help entangled whale near Dana Point Harbor
    A young gray whale entangled in line was spotted off Dana Point, the second sighting in a week’s span off the Orange County coastline, though it’s unclear if it’s the same whale.
    Rescuers were en route Saturday afternoon to try and remove the line, wrapped around its tail and fluke area, said Justin Greenman, assistant stranding coordinator for the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration’s Stranding Network.
    Based on photos, the whale may be different than the entangl
  • Recipe: Quick Tortellini Soup is the perfect emergency meal

    Recipe: Quick Tortellini Soup is the perfect emergency meal
    Early in my culinary career I taught cooking classes. Some lessons focused on preparing pasta from scratch. At the time it was a popular topic because fresh pasta wasn’t sold in the marketplace. Now a wide range of fresh pastas are commonplace in supermarkets, including tortellini that are stuffed with three cheese varieties.
    These little stuffed wonders are delicious in a quick-to-make soup, a welcome emergency meal when time is tight.
    Quick Tortellini Soup
    Yield: 4 servings
    INGREDIENTS
    2
  • Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday April 20

    Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday April 20
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday April 20 at Santa Anita.
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  • A closer read of the “gender wage gap” tells a different story

    A closer read of the “gender wage gap” tells a different story
    Women can’t seem to get a break. They not only have to pay more than men for things like life insurance and haircuts, they earn less, too.
    It seems so unfair.  But is it?
    Women pay more for life insurance because of an actuarial fact: they live longer than men.
    Is there perhaps an equally reasonable explanation for the fact that, compared to men, women make only 80 cents on the dollar?
    Why, yes, there is.  The 20-cent “wage gap” compares the earnings of all men who wo
  • Two Yosemites: Either wild or accessible

    Two Yosemites: Either wild or accessible
    By Joe Mathews
    The shuttle bus to Mariposa Grove in Yosemite National Park wasn’t running. Would the Three Stooges — my sons, ages 10, 8 and 5 — agree to a 2 ½-mile uphill hike to see Yosemite’s signature sequoias?
    This month I made my first trip to Yosemite as a father, wondering if my city slicker boys — they like reading, coffee shops and riding the L.A. Metro — could handle a visit to the Sierra wilderness.
    I shouldn’t have worried. Today&rsqu
  • Finding the money to fix and modernize Southern California’s interstates

    Finding the money to fix and modernize Southern California’s interstates
    America’s interstate highways are aging and inadequate — and need to be replaced. That’s the conclusion of a major study, requested by Congress, and released last December by the well-respected Transportation Research Board. This expert study estimated that if rebuilding projects were carried out conventionally, it would cost Americans $57 billion per year for the next two decades. Even worse news: At that slow pace of reconstruction, by 2040 pavement conditions and traffic con
  • The future of the Democratic Party in Orange County

    The future of the Democratic Party in Orange County
    Democrats’ success in Orange County is being championed from coast to coast. Not only did we flip four congressional seats, but we’re less than 8,500 people away from surpassing Republicans in voter registration.
    These are major milestones for a region that’s been a conservative stronghold for decades. It’s proof that the “blue wave” is just the beginning and we’re not turning back. Orange County residents are ready for a change — they’re rea
  • Bubble Watch: California’s population growth trails U.S. for 3 consecutive years

    Bubble Watch: California’s population growth trails U.S. for 3 consecutive years
    “Bubble Watch” digs into trends that may indicate economic and/or housing market troubles ahead.
    Buzz: California population growth has failed to top the national pace for the third year in a row — a rare occurrence that previously happened amid grand economic uncertainty.
    Source: U.S. Census Bureau
    Trend reported: As of July, census reports California had 39,557,045 residents — again, No. 1 in the nation — and up 157,696 in a year — the third-largest gain in
  • Behind every good listing is a careful homeowner

    Behind every good listing is a careful homeowner
    Have you reviewed your listing online? Have you carefully read the description, scrutinized each of the fields for accuracy, checked the HOA dues against your most recent statement, and made sure your contact and showing information is correct?
    The last thing you want is for the information that is blasted out to hundreds, if not thousands, of websites to misrepresent or under-represent what your home has to offer.
    Start with the flowery, captivating, emotional, and almost poetic parag
  • Not everyone can have a Tiger Woods comeback: Political Cartoons

    Not everyone can have a Tiger Woods comeback: Political Cartoons
    Check out our regular cartoon gallery featuring some of the best cartoonists from around the world, and across the political spectrum, covering current issues and figures.
    Check out our regular cartoon gallery featuring some of the best cartoonists from around the world, and across the political spectrum, covering current issues and figures.SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsCheck out our regular cartoon gallery featuring some of the best cartoonists from around the world, and across the poli
  • Why even smart people fall for scams

    Why even smart people fall for scams
    We live in an age where almost anything seems available and possible.
    Technology has brought forth many great developments on a daily basis that make living easier and better. And it’s also created instant, universal access to whatever we seek. Because of this, our mindsets are acclimated to believing that there is an answer for almost anything. If you couple this with one or more of these five factors, it places even the most intelligent people at risk for fraud.
    Why do smart people fall
  • Coachella 2019: Everything you need to know about Friday of Weekend 2

    Coachella 2019: Everything you need to know about Friday of Weekend 2
    Greetings from the the mega sunny Empire Polo Club in Indio, where the Southern California News Group team is back in the saddle for a second weekend of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival coverage.
    These photos show you all the Weekend 2 Coachella vibes (and we’ll be updating that gallery all weekend long).
    While we were back for a second weekend, we found some Coachella-goers (Coachellans?) who started going back in 1999, including a father taking his son to his first Coachella
  • Commercial real estate: Is price important? 5 (surprising) reasons why it’s not

    Commercial real estate: Is price important? 5 (surprising) reasons why it’s not
    This could be the shortest column EVER!
    Of course, price is important. End of story.
    But, because I have a bit more space, allow me to offer some arguments as to why price is not important. As we’ve discussed, buyers of commercial real estate either buy to occupy (owner-occupant) or buy to collect the rents as income (investor). In the latter case, no relationship exists between the owner and the occupant — it’s strictly arm’s length. Counter with the former as an owner-o
  • Coachella 2019: Childish Gambino changes his tune and embraces fans cellphone usage

    Coachella 2019: Childish Gambino changes his tune and embraces fans cellphone usage
    Donald Glover, known as Childish Gambino, had a change of heart and embraced his fans throughout his Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival weekend two set.
    Gambino broke away from his “put away your cellphones” mindset from weekend one by embracing his fans’ phones Friday, April 20.
    “I’m not against pictures and (expletive),” Gambino told the audience, even though he bared media outlets such as this one from photographing his set. “Just bring (the ene
  • Success and failure of protected species in California

    Success and failure of protected species in California
    The 2019 theme for Earth Day is ‘protect our species’ so today we look at some that are threatened or near extinction in California.
    The California flag features a grizzly bear that roamed the state, stood 8 feet and weighed more than a ton. The bear was considered a threat to livestock and people and has been extinct since the 1920s. The California grizzly was designated the official state animal in 1953, 30 years after it was killed off. Gray wolves were the other large mammal to j
  • Here’s what pot smokers think about driving while high

    Here’s what pot smokers think about driving while high
    Many cannabis-culture celebrations will take place on 4/20 (April 20), so here’s a look at some pot smokers’ opinions on driving and tips to self-assess if you are too high.
    Statistics show that alcohol and opiates are involved in more automobile accidents and fatalities than cannabis. But cannabis can still impair drivers, and it’s against the law to drive while high.
    If a California police officer suspects any driver is impaired by any intoxicant, that driver may get locked u
  • Katella baseball clinches share of Orange League crown with win over Century

    Katella baseball clinches share of Orange League crown with win over Century
    SANTA ANA – The Katella baseball went into its game against Century on Friday night looking to take care of business, which for the Knights meant sweeping the season series against the Centurions and inching closer to a fourth consecutive league championship.
    The visiting Knights did just that with a 5-0 win over Century that clinched at least a share of the Orange League title. But they kept the postgame celebration to a minimum because they want to win league outright.
    “That’
  • Dana Hills softball sweeps Aliso Niguel to clinch at least a share of South Coast title

    Dana Hills softball sweeps Aliso Niguel to clinch at least a share of South Coast title
    LAGUNA NIGUEL – Dana Hills’ softball team continued its determined play Friday night and completed one of the most impressive sweeps of the season to clinch at least a share of the South Coast League title.
    Senior Terra Goetz allowed just one run and the No. 19 Dolphins supported her with 11 hits, alert base running and strong defense to complete a sweep of No. 9 Aliso Niguel with a 6-1 triumph at Niguel Hills Middle School.
    Dana Hills (16-4-1, 6-1) also defeated the defending league
  • Kendall Ellis, aka “Relay Girl,” set for pro outdoor debut at Mt. SAC Relays

    Kendall Ellis, aka “Relay Girl,” set for pro outdoor debut at Mt. SAC Relays
    LOS ANGELES — A decade ago, Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus was dubbed the Carnegie Hall of American track and field. And for nearly a century it was indeed center stage to some of the sport’s greatest moments and its greatest stars. Rono, Lewis, Ryun, Eaton, Joyner-Kersee, Decker, Lavillenie, El Guerrouj and of course the late Steve Prefontaine all competed there, the timber holding up Hayward’s iconic East Grandstand rocking with their every step.
    A year ago
  • Diego Polenta’s late goal helps Galaxy edge Houston

    Diego Polenta’s late goal helps Galaxy edge Houston
    Galaxy midfielder Ema Boateng (24) bings the ball towards the goal against the Houston Dynamo during the first half of a Major League Soccer match at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. on Friday April 19, 2019. (Photo by Raul Romero Jr, Contributing Photographer)
    Galaxy midfielder Uriel Antuna (18) attempts a goal shot against Houston Dynamo goalkeeper Joe Willis (23) during the first half of a Major League Soccer match at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. on Friday April 19
  • Angels come back on Mike Trout’s homer, but come up short again

    Angels come back on Mike Trout’s homer, but come up short again
    The Angels’ Peter Bourjos strikes out with no outs and the bases loaded in the fourth inning of Friday’s game against the Mariners at Angel Stadium. (Photo by Victor Decolongon/Getty Images)
    ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 19: Pitcher Felix Pena #64 of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim pitches in the first inning during the MLB game against the Seattle Mariners at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on April 19, 2019 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Victor Decolongon/Getty Images)SoundThe ga
  • Coachella 2019: Blackpink is the revolution and we are here for it

    Coachella 2019: Blackpink is the revolution and we are here for it
    The women of the K-Pop powerhouse Blackpink know exactly what they are doing and they came to America to slay the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Friday, April 19.#BlackPink is the revolution. It’s true. The #Coachella crowd is jumping, dancing & singing along even as the lyrics to their songs mix languages. I think we’ll be hearing a lot more about these girls in thevery near future.
    — Sarah Batcha (@SarahBatcha) April 20, 2019If you haven’t heard of Blac
  • Lacrosse notebook: Groeninger, Evans and Spooner reach lofty milestone

    Lacrosse notebook: Groeninger, Evans and Spooner reach lofty milestone
    Professional sports has exclusive clubs, such as the 3,000 hits club in Major League Baseball.
    High school lacrosse also has an exclusive club, the 300 career points club. Three boys lacrosse players in Orange County have reached the impressive milestone this season.
    For context, only one Orange County player reached 300 career points in 2018, Quentin Buchman of Santa Margarita who now plays at Notre Dame.
    This season, Kevin Groeninger of St. Margaret’s, Holden Evans of Trabuco Hills and C
  • Kiké Hernandez’s homer breaks tie, lifts Dodgers to 6th consecutive win

    Kiké Hernandez’s homer breaks tie, lifts Dodgers to 6th consecutive win
    Dodgers second baseman Max Muncy watches his throw to first after forcing out the Brewers’ Yasmani Grandal on a ball hit by Travis Shaw, who was out to complete the double play during the sixth inning of Friday’s game in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps)
    MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN – APRIL 19:Ross Stripling #68 of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitches in the first inning against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park on April 19, 2019 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Im
  • Coachella 2019: Twitter gives two thumbs down to ‘Coachella Curated’ YouTube stream

    Coachella 2019: Twitter gives two thumbs down to ‘Coachella Curated’ YouTube stream
    YouTube gave viewers unable to watch the Weekend 1 stream of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival a special gift: “Coachella Curated.”
    Instead of three streams where a viewer could simultaneously watch Blackpink, the 1975 and more last Friday, the stream turned into two channels: one of interviews with artists and select performances from Weekend 1 or Weekend 2 and the other dedicated to performances from the Yuma Tent.
    Sign up for our Festival Pass newsletter. Whether you ar
  • Analysis: 3-point shooting might be biggest problem a new Lakers coach will tackle

    Analysis: 3-point shooting might be biggest problem a new Lakers coach will tackle
    Over half a dozen times this past season, Kyle Kuzma changed his shooting form.
    Sometimes it was the stroke. Sometimes it was where he landed. Tweaking, tweaking, always tweaking. And yet, after a sophomore campaign in which he shot just a hair over 30 percent from 3-point range, in the end, he decided that it was the tinkering that hurt his shooting more than any original flaw.
    “For me, I kind of over-analyzed my jump shot this year,” he said after the season ended. “Thought a
  • Coachella 2019: Shalom, Kanye! Festival goers celebrated Passover with Matzahchella seder

    Coachella 2019: Shalom, Kanye! Festival goers celebrated Passover with Matzahchella seder
    If Kanye West is going to do his Easter Sunday service, then Rami Matan Even-Esh knew he had to bring Passover to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
    Again.
    Three years ago Shabbat Tent, an all-volunteer group brought what it called Matzahchella, a series of 10-minute seders at the start of Passover, to the festival.
    “When Kanye announced his Easter service then I knew we had to do it,” Even-Esh said. “I’m going to do Passover wherever I am but I just think ther
  • Report: Lakers meet with Ty Lue, looking for follow-up interviews including Jeanie Buss

    Report: Lakers meet with Ty Lue, looking for follow-up interviews including Jeanie Buss
    In their search for a head coach, the Lakers are seemingly taking their time with their top candidates.
    According to an ESPN report, General Manager Rob Pelinka met with former Cleveland Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue on Friday in Newport Beach, near Pelinka’s home, in a meeting described as “a prelude” to future discussions. The Lakers, who have already reportedly interviewed Philadelphia 76ers assistant Monty Williams, are also looking to have follow-up interviews with both candi
  • Orange County baseball/softball highlights for Friday, April 19

    Orange County baseball/softball highlights for Friday, April 19
    Highlights and top performers from the Orange County baseball and softball games on Friday, April 19.
    BASEBALL
    Friday’s baseball scoreboard
    Another day of play in the crazy Orange Coast League decided little Friday, except that the league champion(s) will have at least five losses. That was cemented when Santa Ana beat Estancia 11-9, leaving those two teams and two others sharing first place at 8-5. With two games left next week, Estancia (13-11, 8-5) would appear to have the inside track
  • Robbery suspect found dead after standoff in Rancho Santa Margarita

    Robbery suspect found dead after standoff in Rancho Santa Margarita
    A robbery suspect led authorities on a chase Friday that ended with a crash in Rancho Santa Margarita, where a standoff ensued until the man was found dead inside the vehicle.
    FBI Special Agent Chris Gicking said the suspect robbed a Pacific Western Bank branch at 34180 Pacific Coast Highway in Dana Point about 3:40 p.m., prompting a pursuit.
    Deputies lost sight of the suspect during the chase somewhere in Dana Point, but deputies picked up the trail in Mission Viejo. The pursuit ended when the
  • Shohei Ohtani takes BP with Angels teammates, moves closer to return

    Shohei Ohtani takes BP with Angels teammates, moves closer to return
    ANAHEIM — With his teammates and coaches packed around the batting cage on Friday, Shohei Ohtani was slamming balls over the fence.
    It’s almost time.
    After Ohtani’s first batting practice session with his teammates, he expressed excitement about what he’s doing and what he might be doing soon.
    “I am having fun right now, being able to swing as hard as I can,” Ohtani said through his interpreter. “I wasn’t able to before. I am excited to be back.&rd
  • Coachella 2019: Beyoncé’s presence still felt one year later

    Coachella 2019: Beyoncé’s presence still felt one year later
    Beyoncé Knowles was not on the lineup of the 2019 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, but there’s still some Beychella magic one year after her epic headlining set.
    Members of the Beyhive were left buzzing this week after the midnight release of her Netflix special on Wednesday and the 2018 Beychella pyramid set, where Beyoncé held her historically black colleges and universities “Homecoming” performance, on display for this year’s attendees to view an
  • Here’s how Downtown Fullerton will change in the next few months

    Here’s how Downtown Fullerton will change in the next few months
    Fullerton is about to hit a “reset” button with its downtown.
    The City Council on Tuesday, April 16, voted 3-2 to overhaul the city’s regulations for downtown restaurants and bars.
    Downtown Fullerton attracts thousands of visitors every weekend with its growing live music and restaurant scene. But some downtown residents complain the city hasn’t enforced its codes very well, making the area rowdier and dangerous.
    “We’re doing the best we can with the resources
  • Consistent approach at the plate has Dodgers’ Cody Bellinger rolling

    Consistent approach at the plate has Dodgers’ Cody Bellinger rolling
    MILWAUKEE — Ten games into this season, Cody Bellinger led the majors in home runs, RBIs, slugging percentage, hits, total bases and runs.
    That blazing start wouldn’t go unnoticed, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said at the time.
    “This series and going forward,” Roberts said as the Dodgers began a four-game series in St. Louis. “Everyone watches the highlights and you’re not going to let the hot guy beat you. But for a young player, that’s where you have t
  • Read a poem for Kate and Kingsley Tufts winners this Easter Sunday

    Read a poem for Kate and Kingsley Tufts winners this Easter Sunday
    It’s spring and so the poets, like swallows to Capistrano, make their return to Claremont.
    Except that unlike the mission down by Doheny where the birds can be fickle — some years they just fly somewhere else — the poets without fail come to the campus of Claremont Graduate University in April. That’s because the school administers (lovingly so) the Kingsley and Kate Tufts Poetry Awards every year, one of the rarest birds in the world, an event in which verse and money me
  • Photos: Mt. SAC Relays Track and Field Meet Collegiate

    Photos: Mt. SAC Relays Track and Field Meet Collegiate
    Mt. SAC Relays at El Camino College on Friday, April 19, 2019 in Torrance, California.
    Travion Phillips of Mt. SAC competes in the long jump during the Mt. SAC Relays at El Camino College on Friday, April 19, 2019 in Torrance, California. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
    Travion Phillips of Mt. SAC competes in the long jump during the Mt. SAC Relays at El Camino College on Friday, April 19, 2019 in Torrance, California. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)Soun
  • Coachella 2019: Photos of the performers and their fans from Friday, Weekend 2

    Coachella 2019: Photos of the performers and their fans from Friday, Weekend 2
    It’s the first day of the second weekend at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio and we are trying to soak in as many performances as we can.
    Jordan Cardy of Rat Boy performs in the Sonora tent during weekend two of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio on Friday, April 19, 2019. (Photo by Drew A. Kelley, Contributing Photographer)
    Rat Boy performs in the Sonora tent during weekend two of the Coachella Valley
  • Attorney general ends Orange County snitch investigation as more murder cases unravel

    Attorney general ends Orange County snitch investigation as more murder cases unravel
    California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has concluded a four-year investigation into whether Orange County sheriff’s deputies lied during court hearings on the misuse of jailhouse informants.
    Deputy Attorney General Darren Shaffer said in court Friday that the state was done investigating, amid long-festering suspicions from defense lawyers and civil rights activists that the probe was halfhearted at best.
    However, it is unclear whether a report would be issued by the state or perjury c
  • Clippers seek to put Game 3 blowout loss to Warriors behind them

    Clippers seek to put Game 3 blowout loss to Warriors behind them
    PLAYA VISTA — Doc Rivers’ team lost the series opener and won Game 2 on the road before being blown out at home as an opposing superstar poured in 38 points – and then the Boston Celtics recovered, reeling off three straight wins against LeBron James and the Cavaliers to advance.
    Those 2010 Eastern Conference playoffs are a faraway memory for the Clippers coach, but the notion of being able to quickly move on from a loss was front-of-mind Friday during his session with reporter
  • Legislature should wash away pointless shampoo-bottle ban

    Legislature should wash away pointless shampoo-bottle ban
    California lawmakers always have proposed meddlesome regulations that were more about making some broad point than serious policy. In years past, however, proponents would speak out about whatever problem concerned them, but then the measure would die in committee. These days, even the most questionable ideas have a good chance of becoming law.
    So we’re not surprised a bill that forbids “lodging establishments” from providing guests with tiny and convenient bottles of shampoo,
  • Basset hound Boo and terrier Tootsie are inseparable

    Basset hound Boo and terrier Tootsie are inseparable
    Breeds: Basset hound (Boo), terrier (Tootsie)
    Ages: 10 years old
    Gender: Neutered male (Boo), spayed female (Tootsie)
    Size: 45 pounds (Boo), 22 pounds (Tootsie)
    Boo and Tootsie’s story: Boo was adopted into a loving home more than eight years ago, and soon afterward his family adopted Tootsie. While these two may look different, Boo and Tootsie go together like peanut butter and jelly. They both get along great with humans and dogs, but love to play and spend time with each other more
  • Coachella 2019: This secret disco club knows how to party like it’s 1979

    Coachella 2019: This secret disco club knows how to party like it’s 1979
    Somewhere inside the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, behind a big but friendly guy in a black suit, a 1970s New Year’s Eve disco party is waiting for you, but hush, hush, don’t tell anyone.
    Well, actually go ahead and tell everyone.
    Hush Hush by Attaboy is a secret disco club located inside the Indio Central Market that pays homage to New York’s disco era by taking you to New Year’s Eve in 1979.
    Friends Mike Couture and Tiffany Linski of Playa del Rey snake thro
  • How many cherries in frozen pie? FDA may soon drop rules

    How many cherries in frozen pie? FDA may soon drop rules
    By Candice Choi, The Associated Press
    President Donald Trump may soon be able to claim a sweet victory for his deregulation push, with officials preparing to get rid of the decades-old rules for frozen cherry pies.
    Emails show the Food and Drug Administration planned to start the process for revoking the standard for frozen cherry pies this week, followed by a similar revocation of the standard for French dressing. Plans to get rid of the obscure rules had been tucked into the Trump administrati
  • California wineries suffer under misguided trade war

    California wineries suffer under misguided trade war
    Mostly, a quick look around the room will tell you, it’s Americans who buy stuff from China rather than the reverse.
    But there are some American things that the growing new consumer class of our giant geopolitical frenemy covets. And most of those things, as it happens, are California products.
    Teslas, for instance — just as in Palo Alto or Pasadena, Elon Musk’s fancy electric cars are the vehicle of choice for highly affluent Shanghai yuppies.
    Then there are simpler tastes for
  • Sealed bids being accepted for 4 condos that went unsold at county auction

    Sealed bids being accepted for 4 condos that went unsold at county auction
    The county will auction four probate properties, with sealed bids due by noon on Thursday, April 25. The four properties include a 1,437-square-foot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo in this building at 1540 S. Pomona Avenue in Fullerton. Bidders must have $10,000 cashier checks to submit bids. The starting bid for this condo is $328,000, reduced from the March 30 auction minimum of $369,000. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    The county will auction four probate properties, with seal

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