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California taxpayers need protection from Newsom, not from Trump

There appears to be no limit to the hubris of Governor Gavin Newsom. While the state continues to suffer from failed progressive policies that hemorrhage productive citizens and businesses leaving California, Newsom is laser-focused on being the most prominent figure of the Trump resistance.  Just two days after Donald Trump’s victory for the nation’s highest…
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Early Black Friday deals are live — don’t miss out

There’s something for everyone with these can’t-miss deals For seasoned shoppers, Black Friday is a holiday in its own right. Whether you’re ready to start ticking names off your holiday shopping list or just want to treat yourself to items you’ve had your eye on, you can score big savings on everything from laptops to sunscreen.…
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Calls mount for House ethics panel to release Gaetz report

Calls are mounting for the U.S. House Ethics Committee to make public a report that could shed more light on sexual misconduct allegations involving Attorney General nominee Matt Gaetz and his ties to disgraced former Seminole County tax collector Joel Greenberg. Gaetz’s Wednesday resignation from Congress halted the House investigation, which is said to be…
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USC football vs. Nebraska: Who has the edge?

USC vs. Nebraska When: 1 p.m. Saturday Where: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum TV/radio: FOX (Ch. 11)/710 AM Records: USC 4-5 (2-5 Big Ten), Nebraska 5-4 (2-4) Injuries USC: QUESTIONABLE: CB Jacobe Covington (undisclosed), S Kamari Ramsey (undisclosed) Nebraska: OUT: OT Turner Corcoran (hamstring); QUESTIONABLE: G Micah Mazzcua (undisclosed), DB Malcolm Hartzog (hamstring); PROBABLE: QB Dylan Raiola (back), What’s…
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Thanksgiving 2024: Great Orange County restaurants to pick up your stress-free feast

Don’t want to spend too much time in the kitchen? Don’t want to bother making reservations for dining out? Fret not: A handful of choice Orange County restaurants are offering takeaway Thanksgiving feasts for those who yearn for neither fuss nor muss this holiday season. From barbecue spots offering smoked meats galore to traditional oven-roasted…
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Fighting conspiracy theories with comedy? That’s what the Onion hopes after its purchase of Infowars

By DAVID BAUDER,  AP Media Writer Headlines from the satirical website the Onion on Thursday: “New Dating Site Suggests People You Already Know But Thought You Were Too Good For.” “Trump Boys Have Slap Fight Over Who Gets to Run Foreign Policy Meetings.” “Here’s Why I Decided to Buy Infowars.” Only one has the ring…
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California’s rent control rejection might point to national appetite for different approach

Robbie Sequeira | (TNS) Stateline.org California voters this month trounced a proposal to lift statewide restrictions on local rent control, signaling to other left-leaning states that similar caps on skyrocketing rents might be an uphill climb. It was, in fact, the third time Californians have said no. The measure’s defeat disappointed tenant advocates who argue…
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More people embracing leaves: ‘What falls in my yard stays in my yard’

Fall leaves get a warm welcome from Christie Hunt. The River Forest resident rakes them into her flower beds, where they decay, providing fertilizer and valuable winter habitat for bees, moths, butterflies and fireflies. She also piles leaves around her fig tree, where they provide protection against the cold. And when Hunt uses up her…
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You weren’t seeing double — there were indeed adjacent highway signs saying the same thing

Q. Dear Honk: There were at least three exit signs along the southbound 73 Toll Road back in September that had been replaced with IDENTICAL signs located several feet away. These are at the Newport Coast Drive, Laguna Canyon Road and Greenfield Drive exits. BOTH sets of signs remained. Why replace what appear to be…
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Development begins on $100M private facility at John Wayne Airport for general aviation

The county’s plans for an overhaul of its general aviation facilities at John Wayne Airport – think private aircraft from little two-seaters to corporate jets – is now seeing ground break on a $100 million, 14-acre facility that will be the largest private investment in the airport’s history. The OC Board of Supervisors previously approved 35-year…
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