By Melissa Alonso A 2-year-old died after being struck by a truck with a 3-year-old behind the wheel, police in Northern California said. Authorities got call that a child had been hit by a vehicle near a gas station Saturday afternoon, the Woodland Police Department said in a statement on Facebook. Investigators discovered a 2-year-old…
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A secret society of explorers and adventurers created by Walt Disney Imagineering ties together the backstories of Disneyland’s most popular rides and connects attractions at Disney theme parks around the world with an underlying mythology. Knowing winks and nods to the Society of Explorers and Adventurers are hidden in plain sight throughout Disneyland like an…
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After nearly nine months of walkouts, protests and picket lines, union workers at 34 Southern California hotels will begin voting Thursday, March 21 to ratify tentative labor agreements with the hotels. Ratification results and terms of the labor contracts should be announced Monday, March 25 by Unite Here Local 11. The workers are among some…
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Rapper Megan Thee Stallion announced that she’s bringing the global Hot Girl Summer Tour to Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Friday, June 21. The 31-city trek will also feature hip-hop artist Glorilla as support on select North American dates, including the stop in Downtown Los Angeles. The tour marks the three-time Grammy-winning rapper’s first-ever…
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Irvine is looking into developing a trail system south of the intersection of State Route 133 and Interstate 405, which, if completed, would provide a walkway in the city’s southern area all the way down to the beach in Crystal Cove State Park. The City Council last week unanimously agreed to conduct a feasibility study…
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Reviewing ways to modernize the Marine Corps and serve common sense, a requirement for women to wear pantyhose when in their formal uniforms has been shed. “I think it’s great the Marine Corps is now giving the option,” said Sgt. Major Elena Rodriguez, a command senior adviser for the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit at Camp…
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By JULIE WATSON California’s Yurok Tribe, which had 90% of its territory taken from it during the Gold Rush of the mid-1800s, will be getting a slice of its land back to serve as a new gateway to Redwood National and State Parks visited by 1 million people a year. The Yurok will be the…
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Alaska is home to more than 30,000 grizzlies, but the state’s cruise industry is experiencing anything but a bear market as momentum of last year’s record-breaking season is expected to continue in 2024. Looking at the most-visited Alaskan port as a proxy for the ship-shape southeastern side of the state, Juneau set a new mark…
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SEOUL, South Korea — The people of Seoul welcomed Major League Baseball with open arms, pounding drums, dance teams and coordinated cheering. The Dodgers welcomed the San Diego Padres to the slow water torture their lineup could inflict on opposing pitching staffs this season. Seven hits and nine walks – four of them involving pitch-clock…
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Dean Norris is more into breaking bread than “Breaking Bad” these days. The actor, known for playing Drug Enforcement Agent Hank Schrader on the long-running AMC series, is the owner of the Swing Inn Cafe & BBQ, one of the oldest buildings in Old Town Temecula. Business has been brisk since he took over the…
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