• California houses: Only millionaires need apply

    California houses: Only millionaires need apply
    Turning 69 next month, I try not to look back. Can’t change the past. But one thing I wish I had done was buy a house when I came to Orange County in 1987. Even if it meant taking a second job flipping burgers at McDonald’s.
    Jonathan Lansner headlined a story May 11, “It takes $349,200 income to buy an Orange County home, 3.5 times the U.S. salary.” I’m wondering how much that will affect my rent, currently $2,500 a month for a matchbox-sized studio in Irvine. 
  • Local Jimmy Buffett ‘parrot heads’ are keeping the party going while giving back

    Local Jimmy Buffett ‘parrot heads’ are keeping the party going while giving back
    Full of Hawaiian shirts and margaritas, the Orange County Parrot Head Club, a Jimmy Buffett-inspired club that assists local organizations, celebrated its 30th anniversary on Saturday with an event giving back to the community.
    On June 8, “parrot heads,” a coined name for Buffett fans, gathered at the Elks Lodge in Mission Viejo to support local charities and listen to Buffett-inspired tunes, nine months after his death.
    Orange County Parrot Head Club members David Hahn of Orange, Mi
  • Man charged with robbing an Anaheim bank one day after his release from prison

    Man charged with robbing an Anaheim bank one day after his release from prison
    SANTA ANA — A 53-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on federal charges of carrying out a takeover-style bank robbery in Anaheim one day after he got out of state prison.
    The federal case was filed after the Orange County District Attorney’s Office dismissed state bank robbery charges against Eric Walter Gray on June 4.
    Gray is charged in the federal indictment with bank robbery and forced accompaniment. Gray, who is being held without bond, is scheduled for arraignment June 24.
    Gray
  • Next-Generation Smart Tech Solutions for Multifamily Customers

    Next-Generation Smart Tech Solutions for Multifamily Customers
    By Guillermo Rivas
    It’s nearly impossible not to notice the changing landscape in Southern California with the continued proliferation of new construction, much of which is in the extremely competitive multi-dwelling unit (MDU) sector. A 2024 survey by the National Multifamily Housing Council found that 87% of renters demand robust connectivity from the properties they live in—and, according to Rent.com, they’re willing to pay $38 more each month to have it. More choices for sa
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  • Juvenile’s 25th anniversary of ‘Back That Azz Up’ will bring an October show to Anaheim

    Juvenile’s 25th anniversary of ‘Back That Azz Up’ will bring an October show to Anaheim
    Anyone who’s been at a nightclub in the last 25 years has likely danced to rapper Juvenile’s party anthem “Back That Azz Up.” The timeless hit has become such a staple that it’s getting its own nationwide tour celebration.
    To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the song, Juvenile and the 400 Degreez Band will bring their tour to House of Blues Anaheim on Sunday, Oct. 20. Tickets for the event go on sale Friday, June 14 at 10 a.m. at livenation.com.
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  • Stanley Cup Final: Edmonton goalie Stuart Skinner needs more help in Game 3

    Stanley Cup Final: Edmonton goalie Stuart Skinner needs more help in Game 3
    EDMONTON, Alberta — The play of goaltender Stuart Skinner was the biggest question for the Edmonton Oilers going into the Stanley Cup Final.
    Through two games, Skinner has done his job and is not the reason his team trails the series 2-0. The onus is on his teammates to get the job done at the other end of the rink against Sergei Bobrovsky and the Florida Panthers in Game 3 on Thursday night as the series shifts to Alberta.
    “He’s been great,” captain Connor McDavid said W
  • US Open preview: Pinehurst stands out due to the greens

    US Open preview: Pinehurst stands out due to the greens
    PINEHURST, N.C. — Pebble Beach has the Pacific Ocean. Oakmont is the brute with its church pew bunkers. Pinehurst No. 2 has the cereal bowls turned upside down.
    The greens at Pinehurst No. 2 are the signature of this Donald Ross course that hosts the 124th U.S. Open starting on Thursday. They go by any variety of names — upside-down cereal bowls, inverted saucers, turtlebacks or domes.
    Whatever they’re called, they are universally regarded as daunting, particularly for a U.S. O
  • 100 kids participate in water safety camp in Fullerton as summer heats up

    100 kids participate in water safety camp in Fullerton as summer heats up
    Fullerton Councilmember Ahmad Zahra was met with cheers from about 100 kids as he proclaimed, “Swim camp is open,” at the start of the Zac Foundation’s Water Safety Camp this week.
    The four-day water-focused camp, hosted by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Fullerton, started with an opening ceremony that included Julie Lopiccolo telling the story of her 21-month-old son, Jasper St. Clair, who drowned in an unprotected pool 10 years ago.
    Swim instructor Andrea Lantz helps Phoenix C
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  • Man accused of murder after fight with deputy in Corona resulted in shooting death of woman

    Man accused of murder after fight with deputy in Corona resulted in shooting death of woman
    The reported fight for a Riverside County sheriff’s deputy’s gun in Corona on Tuesday resulted in a San Diego County resident being arrested on suspicion of murder and mayhem after the deputy shot to death a woman involved in the struggle and the deputy was hospitalized, the Sheriff’s Department said.
    Eric Nourani, 33, was also booked into Robert Presley Detention Center in Riverside on suspicion of attempted murder of a peace officer. He was being held in lieu of $1 million ba
  • Alexander: Jerry West’s indelible impact on Southern California

    Alexander: Jerry West’s indelible impact on Southern California
    Jerry West taught multiple generations of Southern Californians various lessons through the years.
    For children of the ’60s, his and the Lakers’ struggles through the decade against the Boston Celtics reminded us that life wasn’t fair, and valiant effort wasn’t necessarily its own reward. What else could you divine from someone who was named MVP twice of postseasons in which his team lost (the 1960 NCAA Tournament and the 1969 NBA Finals)?
    For those who came of age in the
  • Father’s Day 2024: Steak, gift cards and other dining deals for dad

    Father’s Day 2024: Steak, gift cards and other dining deals for dad
    Restaurants are using gift card deals to lure dad away from the grill this Father’s Day weekend, but there’s also bacon, beer and, at one chain, really large steaks.
    The holiday falls on Sunday, June 16, but many deals start early and run longer.
    Here are some of the promotions restaurant chains have announced in news releases or on their websites.
    BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse: Dads who buy a $50 e-gift card June 15-16 will get a 20% off VIP card to redeem from June 17 to Ju
  • New UCLA chancellor Julio Frenk takes charge: What his appointment means for the Bruins (and college sports on the West Coast)

    New UCLA chancellor Julio Frenk takes charge: What his appointment means for the Bruins (and college sports on the West Coast)
    Moments after the University of California regents approved his appointment Wednesday morning, new UCLA chancellor Julio Frenk addressed the system’s governing board.
    Frenk touched on his personal background and life in public service, UCLA’s mission and history of innovation, the challenges facing higher education and more.
    It all made perfect sense for a physician who was born in Mexico City, served as the country’s secretary of health, became a Harvard dean and has been the
  • New UCLA chancellor Julio Frenk takes charge: What his appointment means for the Bruins

    New UCLA chancellor Julio Frenk takes charge: What his appointment means for the Bruins
    Moments after the University of California regents approved his appointment Wednesday morning, new UCLA chancellor Julio Frenk addressed the system’s governing board.
    Frenk touched on his personal background and life in public service, UCLA’s mission and history of innovation, the challenges facing higher education and more.
    It all made perfect sense for a physician who was born in Mexico City, served as the country’s secretary of health, became a Harvard dean and has been the
  • Disneyland union files charges over Mickey Mouse raised fist buttons

    Disneyland union files charges over Mickey Mouse raised fist buttons
    A Mickey Mouse button with the Disney icon’s white gloved hand raised in a fist as a symbol of fighting oppression is pitting workers against managers at Disneyland as union negotiations continue over a new contract for more than a third of the 35,000 park employees.
    Master Services Council, which represents 13,000 Disneyland employees from four unions, filed unfair labor practice charges on Tuesday, June 11 on behalf of more than 500 workers who were disciplined for wearing union buttons
  • What to stream: Get ready for upcoming slate of summer sequels

    What to stream: Get ready for upcoming slate of summer sequels
    Katie Walsh | Tribune News Service (TNS)
    Like most summer movie seasons, summer 2024 is lousy with sequels. Last weekend we saw “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” the fourth installment of the “Bad Boys” franchise, take over the box office, and one of the buzziest titles of the summer is “Furiosa,” the prequel to “Mad Max: Fury Road.” This weekend, “Inside Out 2” hits theaters. So here’s a quick streaming guide on this summer’s sequel
  • Santa Anita horse racing consensus picks for Thursday, June 13, 2024

    Santa Anita horse racing consensus picks for Thursday, June 13, 2024
    The consensus box of Santa Anita horse racing picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Terry Turrell, Eddie Wilson and Kevin Modesti. Here are the picks for thoroughbred races on Thursday, June 13, 2024.
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  • Tips for beach safety in the sun, sand and sea

    Tips for beach safety in the sun, sand and sea
    Lois Lee, MD, MPH, FAAP | (TNS) American Academy of Pediatrics
    When the weather’s nice, many families love spending time near the water. Whether your favorite spot is near the ocean or the edge of a river or lake, it’s always best to prepare for your surroundings and make sure that health hazards don’t spoil your good time.
    I encourage families to look for beaches where lifeguards are on duty and watch for any postings about water quality, rip currents or shore break, which can
  • ‘Firebrand’ review: Katherine Parr tale succeeds, fall short of potential

    ‘Firebrand’ review: Katherine Parr tale succeeds, fall short of potential
    “Firebrand” is the first English-language film by Brazilian-Algerian director Karim Aïnouz, and he infuses this portrait of mid-1500s Tudor England figure Katherine Parr with an entrancing fluidity with which you cannot help but be impressed.
    In theaters this week, “Firebrand” also benefits from an understated performance by Alicia Vikander, as the English queen and regent and a bolder turn by Jude Law as her tyrannical husband, King Henry VIII.
    In all, though, this
  • Bone broth buzz: Is this trendy diet worth the hype?

    Bone broth buzz: Is this trendy diet worth the hype?
    Avery Newmark | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (TNS)
    Bone broth has been making waves in the wellness world, with influencers touting its benefits for gut health and weight loss. But what exactly is involved with this trendy diet, and does it live up to the hype?
    A quick Google search for “bone broth diet” yields quite a few results, but one of the most popularized diets is by naturopathic doctor Kellyann Petrucci, according to Women’s Health. It combines intermitte
  • Skilled trades on the rise as college enrollment sags. ‘Ticket to the middle class’

    Skilled trades on the rise as college enrollment sags. ‘Ticket to the middle class’
    Colleen Schrappen | (TNS) St. Louis Post-Dispatch
    ST. LOUIS — Both of Dan Tague’s parents earned bachelor’s degrees. So did his older sister and brother.
    But as his turn approached, Tague, 20, saw a different route. In high school, he designed sets for plays and enrolled in any “hands-on” classes he could. By the time he graduated, he decided he wanted to be an electrician.
    His mom and dad needed no convincing.
    “They knew right out of the gate, you have a payc
  • Thefts of charging cables pose another obstacle to appeal of electric vehicles

    Thefts of charging cables pose another obstacle to appeal of electric vehicles
    By TOM KRISHER | AP Auto Writer
    DETROIT — Just before 2 a.m. on a chilly April night in Seattle, a Chevrolet Silverado pickup stopped at an electric vehicle charging station on the edge of a shopping center parking lot.
    Two men, one with a light strapped to his head, got out. A security camera recorded them pulling out bolt cutters. One man snipped several charging cables; the other loaded them into the truck. In under 2½ minutes, they were gone.
    The scene that night has become part
  • Is debt settlement a good idea?

    Is debt settlement a good idea?
    By Jackie Veling | NerdWallet
    More U.S. consumers may need help managing their credit card payments. Roughly 6.9% of credit card users were in serious delinquency in the first quarter of 2024 — the highest rate since historic lows in 2021 — according to the Federal Reserve’s latest quarterly report on household debt and credit, released May 14.
    If you’re behind on your credit card payments and looking for a solution, you might be considering debt settlement, which promise
  • Elizabeth Holmes appears to gain ground as her appeal is heard

    Elizabeth Holmes appears to gain ground as her appeal is heard
    A lawyer for imprisoned fraudster Elizabeth Holmes on Tuesday appeared to make headway with the trio of judges weighing her bid for a new trial.
    Holmes, 40, was convicted by a jury in early 2022 on four felony counts of defrauding investors in Theranos, her now-defunct Palo Alto blood-testing startup. On Tuesday, her appeal was heard in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, with one of her lawyers and a prosecutor facing off before a three-judge panel.
    Holmes’s
  • YouTuber, Comicstorian creator Ben Potter killed in Colorado crash

    YouTuber, Comicstorian creator Ben Potter killed in Colorado crash
    Popular YouTuber and Windsor resident Ben Potter, who brought comic books to life as audio dramas on his channel Comicstorian, was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 25 near Fort Collins, Colorado, on Saturday.
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  • Should we fear AI? Auto tech founders say we’ll learn to live with it

    Should we fear AI? Auto tech founders say we’ll learn to live with it
    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the talk of the tech world and has become the dominant new kid on the block in the world of Silicon Valley startups.
    AI has also taken to the streets as fully autonomous robotaxis have been roaming San Francisco since last August — and are expected to expand to the rest of the Peninsula soon.
    Founded in 2017 in Mountain View, Applied Intuition is among the companies that have emerged at the forefront of developing driver-assisted and automated-driving techno
  • Uncertainty grips US-Mexico border in early days of Biden executive order

    Uncertainty grips US-Mexico border in early days of Biden executive order
    Lautaro Grinspan | (TNS) The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
    EL PASO, Texas — A 24-year-old mother from Venezuela called it “destiny” that she and her twin daughters had made it into the U.S. just hours before new restrictions were enacted at the border.
    Clad in a purple tracksuit, Jenny Giro breastfed her daughters while sitting on the ground of a bustling migrant shelter in the border town of El Paso, Texas.
    The timing of the trio’s illegal entry into the U.S. was fortuito
  • Dodgers trade for infield depth, adding Cavan Biggio from the Blue Jays

    Dodgers trade for infield depth, adding Cavan Biggio from the Blue Jays
    LOS ANGELES – The Dodgers added more infield depth, acquiring veteran utility man Cavan Biggio from the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday for minor-league right-hander Braydon Fisher.
    The Dodgers are expected to option outfielder Miguel Vargas to Triple-A Oklahoma City to make room on the active roster.
    Biggio, 29, has six seasons of experience with the Blue Jays, batting .227 with 48 home runs and 176 RBIs in 490 career games. He was batting just .200 with two home runs and nine RBIs in 44 g
  • For Sandy Hook shooting survivors, high school graduation is a ‘bittersweet’ milestone

    For Sandy Hook shooting survivors, high school graduation is a ‘bittersweet’ milestone
    NEWTOWN, Conn. — The students who survived the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012 live with their trauma — and without their friends — every day.
    Sitting around a table at the Edmund Town Hall in Newtown on their last Friday as high school students, five seniors who survived the shooting were making plans to leave Sandy Hook soon, heading off to college campuses and careers. Many of their future plans are driven by the advocacy work that has helped them heal.
    Th
  • Manhattan DA Bragg, prosecutor from Trump hush money trial to testify before Congress

    Manhattan DA Bragg, prosecutor from Trump hush money trial to testify before Congress
    Molly Crane-Newman | New York Daily News
    NEW YORK — Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and a member of the prosecution team that secured Donald Trump’s conviction for covering up a conspiracy to hide information from voters on Tuesday agreed to testify about the case before Congress next month.
    “It undermines the rule of law to spread dangerous misinformation, baseless claims, and conspiracy theories following the jury’s return of a full-count felony convic
  • Biden plan to brand Trump a felon is hobbled by son’s conviction

    Biden plan to brand Trump a felon is hobbled by son’s conviction
    Hadriana Lowenkron | (TNS) Bloomberg News
    Hunter Biden, like Donald Trump, is now a convicted felon — a personal and political blow to his father, President Joe Biden, that complicates his 2024 campaign for reelection.
    The younger Biden is the first child of a sitting U.S. president convicted of a felony. He was found guilty of violating federal laws for illegally buying a gun during a period he was taking crack cocaine. Jurors delivered their verdict after deliberating for three hours, ca

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