Connor Gaydos, a man connected to an apparent parody project to relaunch the energy company Enron and become its new CEO, was hit in the face with a pie this week as he was entering a building in New York City. The incident was caught on video and went viral on social media Thursday. The clip…
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Elton John is no fan of the legalization of marijuana, calling it “one of the greatest mistakes of all time.” “I maintain that it’s addictive. It leads to other drugs. And when you’re stoned — and I’ve been stoned — you don’t think normally,” the legendary singer told Time in an interview this week as…
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The All-CIF girls flag football teams for the 2024 season. Selected by the CIF-SS Girls Flag Football Coaches Committee. ALL-CIF GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL DIVISION 1 Player of the Year – Makena Cook, QB, 10, Orange Lutheran Coach of the Year – Kristen Sherman, Orange Lutheran FIRST TEAM Player, School, Position, Year Jessie Giacomazzi Agoura WR…
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Sutton Foster won’t be having a Great White Way Christmas this year. Instead of spending the winter on Broadway, she and the cast of “Once Upon a Mattress” will be bedding down in L.A. for the holidays. Won’t she miss it? “I love being in LA, especially during the holidays. And it just sounded to…
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A few weeks after the March primary, Rep. Katie Porter wrote to her supporters, “While we didn’t advance out of California’s Senate primary a few weeks back, I’m not giving up our fight.” “I’m still focused on the future of our Congress because I’ve seen how desperately we need to enact real change,” Porter said…
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Anaheim will start construction early next year on its 12th fire station, after objections over its location in the Platinum Triangle area delayed the start. The station is meant to reduce emergency response times in the area, including for major destinations such as Angel Stadium, the Honda Center and the resort area. It’ll be built…
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Q: Our HOA board seldom complies with the various laws under the Davis-Stirling Act regulating HOAs in California. Our board seldom holds open board meetings that can be attended by us members. We never get to see the directors discuss the issues amongst themselves, or how they vote on the issues. Our board only holds…
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Sen. Tom Cotton was doubly — triply, quadruply — wrong when he said this week of proposed federal legislation protecting press freedoms: “The liberal media doesn’t deserve more protections.” Because it isn’t just the liberal media that deserves more protections under the law. It’s the conservative media that deserves more protections, too. It’s the moderate…
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San Clemente’s Poche Beach has been plagued with water-quality problems through the years, regularly landing on Heal the Bay’s dreaded “Beach Bummer” list. But officials hope recently approved grant funding will kick start efforts for a solution to help the beach, wedged between San Clemente and Dana Point, and make it a place where visitors…
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Ensuring the safe operation and public enjoyment of the 25 parks, 500 miles of paved and off-road trails and seven miles of beaches comprising the OC Parks system is up to a team of 52 park rangers along with ancillary staffers and volunteers. But 60 years ago, Mike Curran, OC Parks’ first ever park ranger,…
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