• Here’s what you need to know about in-person voting in California

    Here’s what you need to know about in-person voting in California
    In-person voting is starting soon. And, of course, Nov. 3 – Election Day – is almost here.
    But with a pandemic also underway, and political tension through the roof, this year’s election is likely to unfold in unexpected and possibly unprecedented ways. So, here are some basics about voting in person in 2020.
    When can I cast a ballot in person?
    Maybe now. Some polling places opened as early as Oct. 5, and several in Southern California are opening the weekend of Oct. 24. Voting
  • Man who supplied weapons to San Bernardino terrorists to be sentenced Friday

    Man who supplied weapons to San Bernardino terrorists to be sentenced Friday
    Attorneys will argue for significantly different prison terms Friday, Oct. 23, when Enrique Marquez Jr. is sentenced for supplying the weapons used in the Dec. 2, 2015, terrorist shooting in San Bernardino that killed 14 people and wounded 22 others.
    The ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Jesus G. Bernal in Riverside could mean a 19-year difference in Marquez’s prison term.
    Marquez, 28, pleaded guilty in February 2017, but his sentencing has been delayed by attorney motions and Marquez&rs
  • Edison football’s Jack Kosick, Jake Parsons commit to colleges

    Edison football’s Jack Kosick, Jake Parsons commit to colleges
    Edison High seniors Jack Kosick and Jake Parsons possess a special blend of football talent and academics.
    Just check out their recent college commitments.
    Kosick, a wide receiver/defensive back, committed to Penn while Parsons, a center, pledged to UC Davis. Both FCS schools are known for their academics.
    Kosick (6-0, 170) hopes to become the sixth Edison product to reach the Ivy League in the past eight years.
    All-County linebacker Luke Hoggard, a 2019 graduate, is a sophomore at Penn.
    Former
  • Reverse mortgages available to borrowers as young as 60

    Reverse mortgages available to borrowers as young as 60
    Can’t wait two years to get a reverse mortgage?
    Now you don’t have to.
    People as young as 60 can get these looking-glass loans that send monthly payments to you, instead of the reverse.
    This new breed of reverse mortgages was just one of the highlights from the virtual National Association of Mortgage Brokers annual convention, which I recently attended. We’re talking smart speakers, breakout sessions and an impressive exhibitor’s hall.
    Here are some highlights from my re
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  • Classic cars cruise through Orange to thank frontline workers

    Classic cars cruise through Orange to thank frontline workers
    William Howard Taft was president, the first Indianapolis 500 was run and only 34,000 people lived in Orange County. The year was 1911 and it was the same year Jack Smith’s Model T Ford Town Car was built.
    Smith has spent years rebuilding the classic car and on Thursday it joined about 50 other historical vehicles in a thank-you tour around the city of Orange. Smith said he’s done many car parades, but this was his first showing appreciation for essential workers.
    Police officers gre
  • Dodgers marvel at Mookie Betts’ everyday excellence

    Dodgers marvel at Mookie Betts’ everyday excellence
    ARLINGTON, Texas — Mookie Betts finished second to Mike Trout in the voting for the American League MVP Award in 2016.
    There was no shame in that. After all, Mike Trout wins the award every year, or seems to, and has been acclaimed as the greatest player of his generation, one of the best in baseball history.
    Betts had just finished his second full season in the big leagues with the Boston Red Sox. He received nine first-place votes (to Trout’s 19) following a season that saw him mak
  • California jobless claims fall to 7-month low; U.S. tapers, too

    California jobless claims fall to 7-month low; U.S. tapers, too
    Unemployment claims in California fell to their lowest levels since coronavirus-linked business shutdowns began in March, federal officials said Thursday.
    California workers filed 158,900 first-time unemployment claims for the week that ended Oct. 17, which was down about 17,200 from the 176,100 initial claims that workers filed during the week ending on Oct. 10, the U.S. Labor Department reported Thursday.
    The number of unemployment claims was the lowest since the week of March 21, when Califor
  • California jobless claims fall to 7-month low

    California jobless claims fall to 7-month low
    Unemployment claims in California fell to their lowest levels since coronavirus-linked business shutdowns began in March, federal officials said Thursday.
    California workers filed 158,900 first-time unemployment claims for the week that ended Oct. 17, which was down about 17,200 from the 176,100 initial claims that workers filed during the week ending on Oct. 10, the U.S. Labor Department reported Thursday.
    The number of unemployment claims was the lowest since the week of March 21, when Califor
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  • For the Dodgers, Charlie Morton is a familiar, forbidding face in the World Series

    For the Dodgers, Charlie Morton is a familiar, forbidding face in the World Series
    The manager, A.J. Hinch, brought the hook. The starter-turned-reliever, Charlie Morton, brought the sinker.
    The line was something that almost never happened at the expense of the 2017 Dodgers:  Four innings, two hits, one runs, seven strikeouts.
    Game 7 of that World Series ended with a first-pitch grounder by Corey Seager, and Morton celebrated with his Houston teammates, although a small part of him probably wanted to keep pitching.
    It should be noted that Morton brought no garage cans or
  • Laguna Woods’ Third Mutual adjusts budget

    Laguna Woods’ Third Mutual adjusts budget
    The Third Mutual Board of Laguna Woods Village passed a resolution that would ratify expenditures up to $1.8 million from its reserves to cover unforeseen costs regarding its insurance policy, during its regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 20.
    The final quote for renewing Third’s premium lines on its 12-month policy period amounted to $4.98 million — exceeding the operating budget of $3.14 million already set aside, according to a Village Management Services staff report.
    Staff and the boa
  • How The Blind Pig got national publicity — it was a case of mistaken identity

    How The Blind Pig got national publicity — it was a case of mistaken identity
    Last Sunday was Tony Monaco’s day off and all he wanted to do was sit home and watch football but during the game his phone started blowing up. Monaco, owner of The Blind Pig Kitchen + Bar in Yorba Linda and Rancho Santa Margarita, was dealing with a case of mistaken restaurant identity.
    Joe Malcoun, co-owner of the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor, Michigan, had just appeared on a national campaign ad for former Vice President Joe Biden, set to music by the Beastie Boys, blaming President Trump for
  • It’s on: Trump and Biden report negative COVID tests before debate

    It’s on: Trump and Biden report negative COVID tests before debate
    The White House chief of staff says President Donald Trump has tested negative for the coronavirus ahead of Thursday night’s second and final presidential debate.
    Mark Meadows says Trump was tested onboard Air Force One while en route to Nashville, Tennessee, and tested negative.
    Biden’s campaign said Thursday that he, too, was tested Thursday and tested negative.
    Democratic candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speaks to reporters before boarding his campaign plane at New Castle
  • First Disneyland coronavirus masks now available at Downtown Disney

    First Disneyland coronavirus masks now available at Downtown Disney
    Expect Disneyland fans to line up fast for a new line of coronavirus face masks bearing the Anaheim theme park’s distinctive logo while they eagerly await the return of California theme parks now that state officials have issued theme park reopening guidelines.
    The first coronavirus masks emblazoned with the Disneyland logo are now available at the World of Disney store and the new Backlot Premiere pop-up shop at Downtown Disney.
    The newly released masks feature the distinctive “Disn
  • Bingo will return to Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio

    Bingo will return to Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio
    Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio is bringing back bingo — which had been on pause since March because of the novel coronavirus pandemic — in a limited capacity and with modifications starting Friday, Oct. 23, a casino spokesman said.
    There will be nightly sessions at 6:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday as well as an afternoon session at 2 p.m. Sunday, said Michael Felci, public relations manager for the casino.
    He said the bingo area will be limited to 50% capacity, people will n
  • La Habra council moves to reject plan to turn Westridge Golf Club into homes, public parks

    La Habra council moves to reject plan to turn Westridge Golf Club into homes, public parks
    La Habra’s City Council appears ready to deny a request from developers to change the designation of the Westridge Golf Club property to residential, which would stymie plans to turn the golf course into tracts of homes, parks and a community center.
    After a meeting that stretched over three nights, the council voted 3-0 on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to have city staffers write up the language that would deny home builder Lennar the land use change and other entitlements it would need; Councilman
  • The Eat Index: OC: Fable & Spirit brings new meaning to dinner theater

    The Eat Index: OC: Fable & Spirit brings new meaning to dinner theater
    The Eat Index: OC is a weekly newsletter that lands in your inbox on Wednesdays. Subscribe here.Main Course
    Fable & Spirit restaurant in Newport Beach is taking reservations for a weekly dinner served on the sidewalk in front of the city’s iconic Lido Theater through November. (Courtesy of Fable & Spirit)
    The pandemic has been tough on restaurants, but they continue to innovate and find ways to get customers dining.
    Fable & Spirit has partnered with another Newport Beach i
  • UCLA TE Greg Dulcich has teammates singing his praises

    UCLA TE Greg Dulcich has teammates singing his praises
    Many tight ends are battling for reps at a position UCLA coach Chip Kelly says he will use as aggressively as he has in the past.
    When wide receiver Kyle Philips was asked about the tight ends the Bruins will employ this season, the player that the redshirt sophomore receiver singled out and the compliments he paid were striking.
    UCLA tight end Greg Dulcich’s 20-yard touchdown in the third quarter of Saturday’s game against San Diego State capped a 14-play, 4-minute, 38-second drive.
  • Cal State Fullerton softball coach finds balance in coaching, motherhood

    Cal State Fullerton softball coach finds balance in coaching, motherhood
    Kelly Ford prides herself on preparation, of a resistance to surprises of all forms. This is baked into her coaching DNA, where it occupied prominent real estate since that demanding profession became a passion sometime early in childhood.
    Preparation? We are talking about a coach who took time to compile offensive statistics for the eight teams at the 2019 College World Series and put them on a whiteboard in her office. Then, she took her team’s stats, put them up as comparison, and dared
  • Prop. 25 will help build a justice system based on fairness

    Prop. 25 will help build a justice system based on fairness
    Most of us have been told since childhood that a bedrock principle of justice in our free society is that a person is innocent and cannot be deprived of freedom until proven guilty.
    That may be true for those with financial resources. But for those of us without great personal wealth – the justice system, through the use of money bail, finds us guilty before we even get our day in court. And we pay for it dearly.
    This November, the money bail industry is asking you to keep a system that ex
  • The Aquabats will livestream its ‘Kooky Spooky! Halloween Party!’

    The Aquabats will livestream its ‘Kooky Spooky! Halloween Party!’
    Orange County-based punk rock band and TV superheroes the Aquabats have announced a fully-produced livestream concert to keep their costumed comrades in the Halloween spirit.
    “The Aquabats! Kooky Spooky! Halloween Party!” virtual event will take place starting at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30 via livestreaming service veeps.com. Tickets are on sale now for $20-$65 for the main event and various merchandise bundles and $30-$90 for a pre-party hangout (which begins at 5:30 p.m.) plus the m
  • High school schedules: Buena Park football

    High school schedules: Buena Park football
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowBUENA PARK
    Coach: Dustin Sober
    League: Freeway
    (Schedules subject to change)
    Jan. 8 vs. Woodbridge, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 15 vs. El Dorado at Valencia HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 22 vs. Santa Ana at Santa Ana Stadium, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 29 vs. Pacifica, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 4 vs. Brea Olinda, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 12 vs. Sunny Hills* at Buena Park HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 19 vs. Fullerton*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 26 vs. La Habra*,  7 p.m.
    March 5 vs. Sonora* at La H
  • High school football: Buena Park football

    High school football: Buena Park football
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowBUENA PARK
    Coach: Dustin Sober
    League: Freeway
    (Schedules subject to change)
    Jan. 8 vs. Woodbridge, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 15 vs. El Dorado at Valencia HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 22 vs. Santa Ana at Santa Ana Stadium, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 29 vs. Pacifica, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 4 vs. Brea Olinda, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 12 vs. Sunny Hills* at Buena Park HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 19 vs. Fullerton*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 26 vs. La Habra*,  7 p.m.
    March 5 vs. Sonora* at La H
  • Medicare annual election period: 5 things to know

    Medicare annual election period: 5 things to know
    By Scott Welsh
    Each year, the frenzy begins in September and reaches a dizzying crescendo by the end of November with millions of pieces of direct mail, newspaper ads, radio, ads in every digital space and website, and even celebrities hawking on TV.
    It’s inescapable, it’s overwhelming — and it’s everywhere. It’s the Medicare Annual Election Period.
    Welcome to what has, for many years, been one of the busiest times of the year for those already in a Medicare health
  • High school schedules: Fullerton football

    High school schedules: Fullerton football
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowFULLERTON
    Coach: Richard Salazar
    League: Freeway
    (Schedules subject to change)
    Jan. 8 vs. Whittier, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 14 vs. Canyon at El Modena HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 22 vs. Santa Fe, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 29 at Brea Olinda, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 4 vs. Pacifica, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 12 at La Habra*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 19 at Buena Park*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 26 vs. Troy*,  7 p.m.
    March 5 vs. Sunny Hills* at Buena Park HS, 7 p.m.
    March 12 vs. Sonora*, 7 p.m
  • High school schedules: La Habra football

    High school schedules: La Habra football
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowLA HABRA
    Coach: Frank Mazzotta
    League: Freeway
    (Schedules subject to change)
    Jan. 7 at Bishop Amat, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 15 at Narbonne, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 22 vs. Upland, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 5 at Loyola, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 12 vs. Fullerton*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 19 vs. Sonora*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 26 at Buena Park*,  7 p.m.
    March 5 vs. Troy* at Fullerton HS, 7 p.m.
    March 12 vs. Sunny Hills*, 7 p.m.
    *League game
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  • High school schedules: Sonora football

    High school schedules: Sonora football
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowTROY
    Coach: Kevin Oberlander
    League: Freeway
    (Schedules subject to change)
    Jan. 8 vs. Brea Olinda at La Habra HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 15 vs. Lynwood at La Habra HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 21 vs. Irvine at La Habra HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 29 vs. Esperanza at Yorba Linda HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 5 vs. El Dorado at Valencia HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 12 vs. Troy* at Fullerton HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 19 at La Habra*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 26 vs. Sunny Hills* at La Habra H
  • Proposition 16 solves for a problem that may not actually exist

    Proposition 16 solves for a problem that may not actually exist
    This year, California voters are being asked to vote on an initiative, Proposition 16, that would again make race an explicit factor in public employment, contracting, and college admissions. This effort comes over twenty years after Californians outlawed the use of affirmative action — or the preferencing of race, ethnicity, or gender — in these processes.
    Nearly all of California’s political heavyweights, from vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris to Gov. Gavin Newsom, have
  • High school schedules: Sunny Hills football

    High school schedules: Sunny Hills football
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowTROY
    Coach: Peter Karavedas
    League: Freeway
    (Schedules subject to change)
    Jan. 8 at Capistrano Valley, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 15 vs. El Modena, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 22 vs. Brea Olinda, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 29 at Gahr, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 5 vs. Tustin at Buena Park HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 12 vs. Buena Park*, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 19 vs. Troy* at Fullerton HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 26 vs, Sonora* at La Habra HS,  7 p.m.
    March 5 vs. Fullerton*, 7 p.m.
    March 12 at La
  • High school schedules: Troy football

    High school schedules: Troy football
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowTROY
    Coach: Michael Echaves
    League: Freeway
    (Schedules subject to change)
    Jan. 7 vs. El Dorado at Valencia HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 15 at Irvine, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 22 vs. Rancho Alamitos at Bolsa Grande HS, 7 p.m.
    Jan. 29 vs. Kennedy at Fullerton HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 5 vs. Cerritos at Fullerton HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 12 vs. Sonora* at Fullerton HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 19 vs. Sonora* at Fullerton HS, 7 p.m.
    Feb. 26 at Fullerton*, 7 p.m.
    Ma
  • SpaceX internet satellite launch scrubbed in final moments

    SpaceX internet satellite launch scrubbed in final moments
    HAWTHORNE — Just moments before liftoff, Hawthorne-based SpaceX delayed a launch Thursday of another batch of internet satellites into orbit from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
    The launch was set for 9:14 a.m. California time, but it was delayed just moments before liftoff. SpaceX announced that the delay was to “allow additional time for mission assurance work.”
    A new launch date was not immediately set.
    The Falcon 9 rocket being used for the launch has flown two previous missions
  • Medicare guidance: Navigating the maze of prescription drug coverage

    Medicare guidance: Navigating the maze of prescription drug coverage
    By Scott Welsh
    Eileen Swenson has a drug problem. Like tens of thousands of other Americans, she suffers from Type 2 diabetes, and is treated with injectable insulin.
    The costs of the drugs she needs to control her diabetes has skyrocketed in recent years. She fears, like many others, what the new year will hold for her drug co-pays and overall costs. In 2019, she paid $70 per month on average, then hit the coverage gap, in October.
    Her monthly costs then rose to $160 per month for the remainder
  • These two Trojans benefit most from USC’s new defense

    These two Trojans benefit most from USC’s new defense
    In football, a player’s value and effectiveness can be directly tied to the fit in the scheme laid out by the coaching staff.
    Fortunately for USC, there is a growing belief that the defensive scheme under new coordinator Todd Orlando is a good fit for some of the stalwarts already on the roster.
    One of the players benefiting from the system is strong safety Talanoa Hufanga. The junior has long been one of the key cogs in USC’s defense; he had 51 tackles as a true freshman, and earned
  • Recipes: Here’s how to pump some flavor into boneless, skinless chicken breasts

    Recipes: Here’s how to pump some flavor into boneless, skinless chicken breasts
    At least once a week, dinners at our house showcases boneless, skinless chicken breapsts. Some weeks, those quick-to-cook beauties make more than one appearance. The trick is to find ways to pump flavor into the bird’s close-to-neutral personality.
    Chicken breasts are a good source of protein and other nutrients. A 3.5-ounce serving of boneless, skinless chicken breast provides 165 calories, 31 grams of protein and 3.6 grams of fat. Approximately 80 percent of the calories in chicken breas
  • 1 dead, 2 injured and 2 arrested after dozens of car enthusiasts congregate in Anaheim, Costa Mesa

    1 dead, 2 injured and 2 arrested after dozens of car enthusiasts congregate in Anaheim, Costa Mesa
    One man was killed and two others injured early Thursday morning, Oct. 22, in two crashes after dozens of car enthusiasts gathered first in Anaheim and then in Costa Mesa, police said.
    Two drivers were arrested.
    At about 1:30 a.m., dozens of cars descended upon the Anaheim Plaza parking lot on Euclid Street, Anaheim Sgt. Jake Gallacher said, with police called after a woman was struck by a car in the parking lot where a car club had congregated.
    The car apparently whipped around and the back of
  • 1 dead, 2 injured after street takeovers in Anaheim and Costa Mesa

    1 dead, 2 injured after street takeovers in Anaheim and Costa Mesa
    One man was killed and two others injured early Thursday morning, Oct. 22, in two crashes after dozens of car enthusiasts gathered first in Anaheim and then in Costa Mesa, police said.
    Two drivers were arrested.
    At about 1:30 a.m., dozens of cars descended upon the Anaheim Plaza parking lot on Euclid Street, Anaheim Sgt. Jake Gallacher said, with police called after a woman was struck by a car in the parking lot where a car club had congregated.
    The car apparently whipped around and the back of
  • Dianne Feinstein under attack from the left for the crime of collegiality

    Dianne Feinstein under attack from the left for the crime of collegiality
    For the sin of collegiality, once the hallmark of the United States Senate, California Senator Dianne Feinstein is facing calls to step down as ranking minority member of the powerful Judiciary Committee.
    In Twitter’s garden of outrage, where courtesy and tolerance go to be buried, the calls for Feinstein’s ouster “trended” after she complimented Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, for his handling of the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Am
  • USC women’s basketball leads charge on Trojans’ voter registration initiative

    USC women’s basketball leads charge on Trojans’ voter registration initiative
    It started with a simple declaration in August from the USC women’s basketball team.
    “We would like to proudly announce,” read the tweet from the program’s Twitter account, “that our team is 100 percent REGISTERED TO VOTE in the upcoming election!”
    But then the Trojans took it a step further, challenging their counterparts on the USC men’s basketball team to follow suit. Two weeks later, they too were completely registered to vote. Soon followed USC trac
  • Trump releases video of ’60 Minutes’ interview

    Trump releases video of ’60 Minutes’ interview
    President Donald Trump has posted his full, unedited interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” on Facebook ahead of the show’s Sunday air date.
    The footage shows Trump growing increasingly prickly as anchor Lesley Stahl presses him on the coronavirus pandemic, his slipping support with suburban women and other issues.I will soon be giving a first in television history full, unedited preview of the vicious attempted “takeout” interview of me by Lesley Stahl of @60Minut
  • Supreme Court nomination advances despite Democrats’ boycott

    Supreme Court nomination advances despite Democrats’ boycott
    By LISA MASCARO and MARY CLARE JALONICK | Associated Press
    WASHINGTON — Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans powered past a Democratic boycott Thursday to advance Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court nomination to the full Senate, keeping President Donald Trump’s pick on track for confirmation before Election Day.
    Democratic senators refused to show up in protest of the GOP’s rush to install Trump’s nominee to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Never has t
  • Basilico’s defiant anti-mask stance endangers its liquor license

    Basilico’s defiant anti-mask stance endangers its liquor license
    An Italian restaurant in Huntington Beach that has been vocal about not following state guidelines for restaurants operating during the pandemic has been accused by the California Department of Alcohol Beverage Control of being a “disorderly premises.”
    The ABC filed an accusation against Basilico’s Pasta e Vino in July based on its serving customers indoors— which was not allowed at the time — and its policy of allowing employees not to wear face coverings.
    The rest
  • Amazon Fresh store opens at Irvine Market Place

    Amazon Fresh store opens at Irvine Market Place
    Amazon has opened its Fresh grocery store concept in Irvine at the Irvine Market Place, the second in Southern California to open in recent weeks.
    The store, in a former Babies R Us, has been in the works for months and most recently was used as a way station for Amazon grocery deliveries.
    John Nahas, of Santa Clarita, and his 4-year-old daughter Brynne check out the first Amazon Fresh grocery store to open to the public on Thursday, September 17, 2020 in Woodland Hills. (Photo by Sarah Reingewi
  • Amazon Fresh grocery store opens at Irvine Market Place

    Amazon Fresh grocery store opens at Irvine Market Place
    Amazon has opened its Fresh grocery store concept in Irvine at the Irvine Market Place, the second in Southern California to open in recent weeks.
    The store, in a former Babies R Us, has been in the works for months and most recently was used as a waystation for Amazon grocery deliveries.
    John Nahas, of Santa Clarita, and his 4-year-old daughter Brynne check out the first Amazon Fresh grocery store to open to the public on Thursday, September 17, 2020 in Woodland Hills. (Photo by Sarah Reingewir
  • Cal State Fullerton’s forecasting professor: Election too early to call

    Cal State Fullerton’s forecasting professor: Election too early to call
    The presidential election prediction formula used by Chandrasekhar Putcha, Cal State Fullerton professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering, is going to get a major workout this year.
    Factor in COVID-19, election results not being clear on election night, and possible court battles, polling issues and fights over mail-in ballots and it looks like we might be in for another nail-biter.  For these reasons, plus whatever last-minute October surprises may await, Putcha is not willi
  • How to purge your lawn of a scourge of spurge

    How to purge your lawn of a scourge of spurge
    Q: I have a beautiful lawn that has been invaded by spurge. I’m not sure how it got there, but I would really like to get rid of it. What do you recommend?
    A: Spotted spurge (Euphorbia maculata) is a low-growing annual weed that frequently invades turfgrass. It has a central taproot that can reach 24 inches below the soil surface. If only a few isolated weeds are present, they can easily be removed with a pointed hand digger or stick weeder.
    Unfortunately, spurge tends to root along its st
  • Tension builds as high schools wait for state to decide if sports can return as scheduled

    Tension builds as high schools wait for state to decide if sports can return as scheduled
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe agony that came with high school sports seasons being canceled in the spring has yielded to the hope of seasons to come in December and January.
    From the first stages of modified conditioning workouts to online petitions to discussions with state health officials, high school sports in Southern California are not only preparing for a return to competition, they’re campaigning for it.
    Mission Vi
  • How sneaking out to a concert at Disneyland led Lenny Kravitz into a life in music

    How sneaking out to a concert at Disneyland led Lenny Kravitz into a life in music
    By Julie Cantrell
    Let Love Rule is more than just a book or an album title, it’s become the mantra of Grammy Award-winning musician, Lenny Kravitz, a mega-star who rocked the world into the new millennium with a style all his own.
    Kravitz has long been recognized for breaking norms and inspiring others to be true to themselves. But that walk didn’t always come easy for the man whose life was a dance between two extremes from the start.
    Born the son of Sy Kravitz, an NBC news producer
  • Keep your new home’s energy in check

    Keep your new home’s energy in check
    It’s a best practice to re-key when you move into a new home. Protects you from unwelcomed and unexpected guests who may try to use the key the former occupants gave to them – whether it is the neighbor who used to dog sit, the housekeepers, Uncle Monty or the handyman.
    This is not meant to cast aspersions on anyone. You just want to know who has a key to your house, right?
    Or rather, starting with a clean slate and a new key, you can then control who you give a copy to.
    And since it
  • World Series Extra: Everything you need to know about how the Dodgers lost Game 2

    World Series Extra: Everything you need to know about how the Dodgers lost Game 2
    WORLD SERIES EXTRA: Read all the storylines after the Tampa Bay Ray won Game 2 to even the World Series at a game apiece. Game 3 is Friday night at 5:08 p.m.The @LADailyNews’ sports cover for Thursday morning features coverage of the #WorldSeries.Subscribe for more #Dodgers coverage and have the local newspaper delivered to your doorstep: https://t.co/bfTHuA2ZF5 pic.twitter.com/UcxWH5CuhH
    — Inside SoCal Sports(@InsideSoCalSpts) October 22, 2020Dodgers’ pitching plan puts them i
  • Trump’s best path to 270 runs through Florida, Pennsylvania

    Trump’s best path to 270 runs through Florida, Pennsylvania
    By JILL COLVIN | Associated Press
    WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump still has a path to the 270 Electoral College votes he needs to win reelection. But it requires everything to break in his direction a second time.
    Persuadable voters in battleground states will need to overwhelmingly swing in his favor. He’ll have to win back crucial voting blocs. And his turnout operation will need to dramatically outperform Democrat Joe Biden’s in an extraordinarily turbulent year.
  • 3.2-magnitude earthquake hits San Bernardino County

    3.2-magnitude earthquake hits San Bernardino County
    PASADENA — A small earthquake struck a portion of San Bernardino County early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
    The magnitude-3.2 temblor hit at 2:19 a.m. at a depth of 2.4 miles, its epicenter 31.7 miles south-southwest of Baker and 38.6 miles east of Barstow, according to a computer-generated USGS report.
    There were no immediate reports of damages or injuries, and none were likely from an earthquake this small.
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