In conversations with friends, colleagues, prospects, and the like, I get asked this question frequently: How is the commercial real estate market? My answer varies based upon the perspective of the questioner. Specifically, if you’re an owner/investor in a building where people make and ship things – AKA an industrial building – you’ve experienced exponential…
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Anne Rice, the gothic novelist widely known for her bestselling novel “Interview With the Vampire,” died late Saturday at the age of 80. Rice died due to complications from a stroke, her son Christopher Rice announced on her Facebook page and his Twitter page. “In her final hours, I sat beside her hospital bed in…
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It’s a bye week for the Miami Dolphins, but it’s never an off week for Tua Tagovailoa. He’s a 24-7 talk show for some reason. NBC’s Chris Simms felt the need to call out “idiots” who think the Dolphins quarterback is better than New Orleans’ backup Taysom Hill. Who debates such things? New York Giants…
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They’re the most vulnerable to severe disease and death. They’re the most vaccinated slice of the population. Yet COVID-19 cases are ticking up nonetheless among seniors living in many California nursing homes. California Department of Public Health “We’ve seen a small number of skilled nursing facility outbreaks over the past few weeks,” said Dr. Matthew…
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Wylie Aitken and his wife, Bette, have always been fascinated by storytelling — the way it motivates us, the way it humanizes us. Now, a space on Cal State Fullerton’s campus that bears their name will be instrumental in making sure that stories of historical significance in Orange County and beyond can be preserved, celebrated…
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In just three weeks, a new state law goes into effect that requires cities to allow homeowners to build duplexes and/or split lots in single-family zones. The controversial SB 9 was part of a package of 31 bills signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom this fall to ease the increasingly dire affordable housing crisis in California.…
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We at the Globe are proud to announce that the newspaper will get a new purpose this month. No, not at the bottom of a bird cage or in a kitty litter box. Rather, the Globe will have a starring role (sort of) in the Old Pros’ live radio play version of the 1940s classic…
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LOS ANGELES — Reggie Jackson and Luke Kennard scored nine fourth-quarter points apiece – including Jackson’s game-winner with 2.2 seconds left with the crowd chanting his name in anticipation – to help the Clippers fend off the Orlando Magic 106-104 on Saturday at Staples Center. Jackson shot 11 for 21 and finished with a team-high…
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THOUSAND OAKS — The Rams placed running back Darrell Henderson on the COVID-19 reserve list Saturday, putting their leading rusher’s availability for the crucial game against the Arizona Cardinals deeper in doubt. Assuming Henderson is vaccinated – and there has been no reason to think he isn’t – NFL protocols require him to test negative…
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By Jamie Johnson Correspondent The holiday season is about to get more exciting: the 1940s Christmas classic “It’s a Wonderful Life” is being resurrected this month at the Performing Arts Center, but with a twist. The Old Pros theater group will be staging a live radio broadcast based on the holiday movie. It will be…
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