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Uber Ex-Security Chief Faces Additional Charges

Joe Schneider (Bloomberg) — Uber Technologies Inc.’s former chief security officer Joseph Sullivan faces a new wire fraud charges in addition to earlier charges related to covering up a 2016 data breach that compromised the personal information of 57 million drivers and users. A superseding indictment handed down Wednesday describes how Sullivan allegedly orchestrated the…
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Man suspected of Garden Grove bank robbery arrested

A 39-year-old Fullerton man was behind bars on suspicion of robbing a bank in Garden Grove. Police were called at 1:50 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 21, to the Bank of the West branch at 12976 Main St., police said. The robber walked up to a teller, demanded money and ran off with about $500, police said.…
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The Real Housewives of Orange County: ‘This is a disaster.’

It’s high drama at the OC Corral, which on this week’s episode of “The Real Housewives of Orange County” comes at cocktail hour in housewife Emily Simpson’s backyard. You see, there’s been trouble a-brewin’ between housewives Heather Dubrow and Shannon Storms Beador over that thing Shannon did that, like, totally ruined Heather’s $36,000 dinner party…
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Clippers beat Kings to end 3-game slide

Clippers guard Paul George elbows Sacramento Kings guard Buddy Hield as he drives to the basket during the second half of their game on Wednesday night in Sacramento. In his second game back after missing five with a sprained right elbow, George had 17 points, six assists and five steals in a 105-89 win. (AP…
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Valencia girls basketball excited with improvement but not satisfied

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Valencia girls basketball coach Ally Burns noticed the changes during the spring season despite what the win-loss column showed. The Tigers didn’t win a ton of games but their scores were more competitive. There was subtle progress but the team didn’t stop…
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Frumpy Middle-aged Mom: Sunday is Boxing Day. Let’s play with boxes.

If you’re reading this in today’s paper, then you might know that it’s Boxing Day, which is a day in England where you carry out all the boxes from Christmas gifts and put them in your neighbors’ trash cans, because yours are full. No, I’m lying. It’s actually the day that men love the most,…
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NHL officially withdraws from Olympics amid rising COVID-19 cases

As expected, the NHL pulled the plug on participating in the Winter Olympics in February in Beijing, citing the need to reschedule league games postponed this month due to a rapid rise in COVID-19 cases sparked by the omicron variant in North America. The league and its players association made the announcement jointly Wednesday morning.…
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Dolphins’ Jevon Holland remains sidelined Wednesday due to COVID; receiver away for personal reasons

The Miami Dolphins remain without standout rookie safety Jevon Holland for Wednesday’s practice ahead of their Monday Night Football game at the New Orleans Saints due to COVID-19 protocols, Dolphins coach Brian Flores said. Holland was activated from the team’s reserve/COVID-19 list on Saturday, ahead of Sunday’s win over the New York Jets because teams…
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Caregivers use their experiences to help others navigate tough road

As the lone caregivers for their wives, John Razzano and Ray Stermer navigated their way through an array of emotions: Depression. Isolation. Anger. Wondering “why me.” “Probably the word that best describes it for me is isolation,” said Razzano, who retired in January from a career in finance. “It was just us at home. If…
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Voters deserve clear ballot summaries

  A proposed initiative that would transfer the authority for writing ballot titles and summaries from the state attorney general to the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst’s Office picked up the endorsement of the California Chamber of Commerce last week. Voters should expect “clear, accurate and useful descriptions of ballot measures to help them make an informed…
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