By AYA DIAB Climate change is often viewed as an issue that’s too big for individual action to matter. But calculations show that when personal choices add up, the impact can be significant. The Associated Press looked at four everyday behaviors in the U.S. ranging from food and transportation to home energy and clothing. The…
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The result had pretty much been decided a few months ago as Danny Casper prepared to take his shot at the Olympic Trials in Sioux Falls, S.D. There was going to be a changing of the guard in U.S. men’s curling. As the rock glided down the ice sheet, Casper and his teammates slowly started…
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TUMBLER RIDGE, British Columbia (AP) — The father of a 12-year-old victim of the mass shooting in a remote Canadian town tearfully recounted the desperate hours spent trying to learn what happened to her, only to find out from an older girl, not the authorities. Lance Younge told CTV News on Wednesday that his son…
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Today I want to give you a flavor of the exotic mortgage world otherwise known as non-QM or non-qualified mortgages. These are purchase and refinance loans for borrowers — be it owner-occupied, second homes or investment properties — who don’t fit the conventional mortgage box from the likes of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Let’s…
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By COLLEEN BARRY MILAN (AP) — A dozen people outside a Milan metro station on Wednesday stared intently at their phones until 8 a.m., when an Instagram post provided a location. Related Articles Shae-Lynn Bourne: The woman who gave Ilia Malinin his voice Will American ‘Quad God’ Ilia Malinin try hardest quad of all in…
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The confetti-filled finale of the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl victory officially kicked off ESPN’s “Year of the Super Bowl” celebration leading up to next year’s game in Los Angeles that is expected to include a starring role for Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. ESPN will be pulling out all the stops with the year-long “We’re…
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Anaheim Public Library’s Euclid Branch will welcome the Lunar New Year with a celebration on Feb. 18. The 4:30 p.m. celebration will feature a lion dance and fan performance by the Loara High School Vietnamese Student Association. The Euclid branch is at 1340 S. Euclid St. Call 714-765-3625 for more information. Also, the Friends of…
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The Clippers’ team plane was headed to Utah for a midweek game against the Jazz when rookie center Yanic Konan Niederhauser received word of his selection to the NBA’s Rising Stars Challenge. His first thought, though, wasn’t about the unexpected recognition or what he was going to wear to the four-team mini-tournament on Friday night…
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Muffled strumming and husky, choppy notes – Bob Seger, maybe? – radiated from Gary Patterson’s office. A calendar wasn’t needed to know it was Monday. It was the Texas Christian football staff’s game-planning day, which meant Patterson had shut himself up in his office to do nothing but study film and listen to his music.…
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MILAN — At 10:48 p.m. local time Friday night in Italy, 10:48 and 50 seconds to be precise, Ilia Malinin, the two-time World champion, will take his first steps into a Milano Cortina Olympic Games free skate that will secure him the gold medal. Malinin will skate to an innovative, deeply personal and ambitious program…
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