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Why Jordan Harper’s San Bernardino novel ‘Last King of California’ was delayed in the U.S.A.

Jordan Harper’s latest book couldn’t be more American, but U.S. readers have had to wait years to dig into it.  “The Last King of California” was first published in the U.K. in 2022 but only became available stateside late last year.  “It was kind of a long journey,” Harper says of his new book. “I…
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Could Trump walk back Biden’s Colorado River deal-making? Nevada hopes so

By Alan Halaly, Las Vegas Review-Journal LAS VEGAS — The hourglass is running out of sand when it comes to solving the crisis on the Colorado River, but a group of states sees an opportunity: a new administration. Related Articles National Politics | States look at shoring up consumer protections as Trump hobbles federal watchdog…
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Majority of the world’s population breathes dirty air, report says

By SIBI ARASU, Associated Press BENGALURU, India (AP) — Most of the world has dirty air, with just 17% of cities globally meeting air pollution guidelines, a report Tuesday found. Switzerland-based air quality monitoring database IQAir analyzed data from 40,000 air quality monitoring stations in 138 countries and found that Chad, Congo, Bangladesh, Pakistan and…
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Rancho Santa Margarita picks Capt. Dwayne Chapple to lead its police

Rancho Santa Margarita Police Services has a new chief: Capt. Dwayne Chapple. Chapple took the helm as police chief on March 7, following the retirement of Capt. Mihaela Kennedy. “I am deeply blessed and honored to have the opportunity to serve as chief of Police Services for Rancho Santa Margarita,” Chapple said in a statement.…
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5 perfect patty melts to please your palate in Orange County

Southern California’s culinary story is written with the legend of the cheeseburger, with its supposed birth at Pasadena’s Rite Spot in 1924 being a point of local pride. However, in our current burger-saturated era, where even the mighty millennial hamburger joint faces a backlash, a quieter, more nuanced classic awaits its renaissance: the patty melt.…
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CalOptima’s street medicine program expanding into Santa Ana

Santa Ana will be the fourth Orange County city to have CalOptima Health’s street medicine program — a “doctor’s office on wheels” — in action by the end of the year. The street medicine program delivers primary health care, behavioral health services and case management to people living on the streets by meeting them where…
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Even the California Assembly sees the need for permit reform

In fairness to the California government, it does a remarkably good job analyzing and auditing the state’s policy programs and missteps. The Legislative Analyst’s Office, State Auditor, county civil grand juries, the Little Hoover Commission and inspector generals do yeoman’s work. The problem, of course, is the state’s leaders rarely do much to fix the identified…
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Big West Women’s Tournament: UC Irvine looks for 2nd straight title

One of the best aspects of playing in the Big West Conference is it doesn’t really matter what happened during the regular season. If a program’s primary objective is to qualify for the NCAA Tournament, then the season really begins this week at the Big West Tournament in Henderson, Nevada. The UC Irvine women’s basketball team…
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Big West Tournament: UC Irvine, UC Riverside and CSUN come in confident

If the Big West Tournament is anything like the recently concluded regular season, expect some memorable performances this week in Henderson, Nevada. The UC Irvine men’s basketball team won 17 times away from home this season, the most road/neutral-site victories by any team in the nation, Cal State Northridge tied a program record for victories in…
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UK police arrest a man on suspicion of manslaughter in the North Sea ship collision

By JILL LAWLESS LONDON (AP) — British police arrested a man on suspicion of manslaughter as they searched for answers about why a cargo ship hit a tanker transporting jet fuel for the U.S. military off eastern England, setting both vessels ablaze. One sailor was presumed dead. Humberside Police said the 59-year-old was detained “on suspicion of…
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