California city to provide services to homeless encampment
Associated Press SACRAMENTO — A Northern California city said it will let a homeless encampment stay on some public land,
Ukrainian court puts an Orthodox leader under house arrest
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Biden and his 2024 campaign: Waiting for some big decisions
By ZEKE MILLER and WILL WEISSERT WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden has all but announced he’s running for reelection, but
1 dead in West Hills shopping center parking lot shooting, police say
At least one person died and three others were injured in a Saturday afternoon shooting at a busy shopping center
Lamont Butler hits game-winner, takes San Diego State to title game
HOUSTON (AP) — Lamont Butler made a jumper at the buzzer, sending San Diego State to its first national championship
John Force walks away from horrific crash in Funny Car qualifying in Pomona
POMONA – John Force, the old bull of drag racing and the sport’s biggest name, was involved in a horrific
Rivian cuts 6% of workforce, spares assembly-line workers
By Chester Dawson and Ed Ludlow | Bloomberg Irvine-based Rivian Automotive is reducing its headcount by 6% in a cost-savings
A talk about fraud with older adults can help younger family members, too
People over 60 reported more than $1.7 billion lost to fraud and scams in 2021, according to the FBI’s 2021
Earl of Sandwich pop-up sandwich shop opens today at Downtown Disney
The popular Earl of Sandwich that has come and gone several times at Downtown Disney has once again returned to
Restaurant run by slain Deputy Darnell Calhoun’s family reopens in Murrieta
The restaurant run by the family of slain Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputy Darnell Calhoun reopened Wednesday morning, Feb. 1, and
Kellen Moore ‘really, really excited’ to get started with Chargers
Kellen Moore got to know Justin Herbert while filming a TV commercial for an Oregon car dealership this past summer.
Desert Hearts Festival returns to Lake Perris with Skream, Dusky, TIGA and more
The three-day Desert Hearts Festival celebrating art, underground techno and house music will return to Lake Perris State Park May
Tim Draper: What if we had a national School Stamp program to fund K-12 education?
I am always thinking about ways we can leverage the resources of our government to best educate our children. In
Fed lifts key rate by a quarter-point; more hikes to come
By Christopher Rugaber | Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve extended its fight against high inflation Wednesday by raising
Sea lion pup finds help in Redondo Beach, now recovering in San Pedro facility
A stranded sea lion pup showed up in the kitchen of the King Harbor Yacht Club in Redondo Beach, and
Pasadena Councilwoman Felicia Williams makes bid for State Assembly seat
Pasadena Councilwoman Felicia Williams will vie for the 41st State Assembly seat that will become open with longtime incumbent Assemblyman