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When Ashwin and Poonam Jain began searching for a larger home for themselves and two children in San Ramon earlier this summer, they quickly realized they were spending hours scrutinizing homes online, evaluating school districts and comparing sales prices of nearby listings. Though they’d both appreciated agents’ help in the past, they felt as experienced…
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Should pro-Palestinian campus protesters be charged? LA weighs decision while OC pushes forward

The Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office has received more than 300 referrals over protesters arrested at Pro-Palestinian protests in recent months at UCLA and USC, with prosecutors still reviewing whether to pursue misdemeanor charges against them. More than a month after the Orange County District Attorney’s Office became the first Southern California law enforcement agency…
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The future of EVs: what to expect in the next five years

By Art Michalik Electric vehicle adoption is set to surge over the next several years, driven by technological advancements, the expansion of public charging stations, and market dynamics that should make EVs more accessible to a broader range of consumers, a recent study suggests. An estimated 79% of car shoppers will be looking at buying…
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Politicians blaming ‘price gouging’ are trying to distract you from their own failings

Junior varsity socialist Pilar Schiavo told the editorial board of this newspaper that she supports price controls on groceries “if there is price gouging.” Varsity socialist Kamala Harris told a crowd in North Carolina, and everywhere else, “I will work to pass the first-ever federal ban on price gouging.” Benched socialist Gavin Newsom signed a…
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Trump closes 2024 presidential campaign with a freak show

In the closing stretch before Election Day, the Trump/Vance campaign held a high-profile rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. The most charitable way to describe it was that it was an unusual final pitch to make to the American people. The New York Times was not overwrought in describing it as “a closing carnival…
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Pasadena Tournament of Roses announces its 2025 Rose Queen

Lindsay Charles let out a slight gasp, her eyes wide with surprise, when her name was announced on Tuesday Oct. 29. This was no ordinary moment. She was immediately surrounded with hugs and congratulations, as an audience broke out into cheers and applause when Tournament of Roses President Ed Morales broke the news at the…
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UCLA football keeps the energy ahead of a physical Nebraska clash

LOS ANGELES  — The UCLA football team is coming off its bye week, but the energy the players and coaches displayed during the media’s viewing portion of practice Tuesday didn’t feel like a team coming off a rest period. Head coach DeShaun Foster pumped his fist in the air to the beat of “Sandstorm” by…
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How a night of mate swapping leads an LA woman on a new path in ‘Olive Days’

Jessica Elisheva Emerson didn’t have to look far for a setting while writing “Olive Days.”  Her debut novel is set in L.A.’s Pico-Robertson neighborhood and follows Rina Kirsch, a Modern Orthodox Jewish woman. Struggling with her atheism, she’s surprised when her husband asks her to participate in a wife swap. Rina reluctantly agrees, and the…
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Moreno Valley Unified pays $1.7 million to settle sex abuse lawsuit involving autistic student

The Moreno Valley Unified School District has settled for more than $1.7 million a lawsuit alleging an autistic high school student was sexually assaulted in 2019 on a school bus by another student with a history of deviant and violent behavior. Kabateck LLP, one of two Los Angeles law firms that filed the lawsuit in…
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Local mountains get first dusting of snow, with more expected this weekend

Local mountains got their first taste of winter Tuesday, Oct. 29, with a light dusting of snow that fell overnight as a cold system passed through the region. Ski resorts posted photos of the welcome sight – and there could be even more blanketing the slopes by the weekend. “It was just a dusting… it…
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