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OC jail workers not negligent in the suicide of former columnist’s son, DA says

The Orange County district attorney’s office has concluded that jail personnel were not negligent in the suicide of former Southern California News Group columnist David Whiting’s adult son. Sean Whiting, 35, was under suicide watch in an Orange County jail mental health unit when he choked to death after stuffing orange peels down his throat…
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Pelican on the mend in San Pedro after more than 500 stitches to repair slashed pouch

Pelican nicknamed “Blue” in enclosure on March 12, 2024, one day after the first surgery at International Bird Rescue in San Pedro. (Photo By Jennifer Martinez) California brown pelican “Blue” on March 20, 2024, at International Bird Rescue in San Pedro. Two surgeries were required to repair the pelican’s slashed pouch. (Photo By Ariana Gastelum…
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PIRCH, luxury home appliance merchant in Southern California, abruptly closes 6 stores

By Roxana Popescu | The San Diego Union-Tribune PIRCH, the Oceanside-based purveyor of high-end appliances, has abruptly paused operations, according to an email sent to employees Wednesday. “Based on the current business conditions we are experiencing, we are going to pause operations in our showrooms and distribution centers beginning tomorrow as we chart the best…
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Biden and Trump ask voters if they’re ‘better off’ than they were 4 years ago. It’s complicated

By ZEKE MILLER and SEUNG MIN KIM (Associated Press) HOUSTON (AP) — “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?” Rarely have voters’ answers to that question been so complicated. Former President Donald Trump asked the time-tested question of his supporters in all-caps Monday on his Truth Social platform. President Joe Biden did the same three…
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Dave Grohl, St. Vincent and Bill Burr deliver fun at Josh Homme & Friends benefit

Josh Homme repeatedly promised the audience that the benefit concert he hosted at the Belasco in Los Angeles on Wednesday would be “a night of unexpected things.” And, of course, the frontman and co-founder of Queens of the Stone Age would know that given all the guests were all his friends, including musicians Dave Grohl…
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State Farm shedding 72,000 home insurance policies in California

State Farm, California’s largest insurer, announced it will discontinue coverage for 72,000 homes and apartments starting this summer, a move likely to sharply inflate housing costs for affected residents in a state that’s reeling from a series of destructive recent wildfires. The Illinois-based insurance giant, which accounts for a fifth of the California home insurance…
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Ducks sign goaltender Tomas Suchanek to 3-year entry-level deal

The Ducks have signed goalie Tomas Suchanek to an entry-level contract that will span from the 2024-25 season until the 2026-27 campaign. Suchanek, 20, was passed over in three consecutive drafts but had long been on the Ducks’ radar, as well as that of the Buffalo Sabres, who invited him to their prospect camp in…
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Locals plea to use sand, not rocks and walls, to protect the railroad in San Clemente

It was a “listening session,” with county transportation reps hoping to gain stakeholder feedback for their plans to protect the rail line that runs along the coast through San Clemente and Dana Point, and the message they heard was loud and clear: Sand, not bulkier rock boulders and walls, should be the solution to protect…
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In LA, Gov. Newsom celebrates narrow win for Prop. 1 mental health measure

Gov. Gavin Newsom celebrated the passage of Prop. 1 at a Downtown L.A. press conference on Tuesday, March 21, after tense weeks during which his $6.4 billion mental-health bond measure teetered dangerously close to failure. Having narrowly escaped political disaster, Newsom was thrilled with his narrow victory. “I’ve never been associated with something I’m more…
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New Chargers GM Joe Hortiz: ‘We feel good about our cap health now’

COSTA MESA — Joe Hortiz knew there would be difficult choices to make when he accepted the job as the Chargers’ new general manager Jan. 30. The Chargers were over the NFL’s salary cap. Way over it. Four players, four cornerstones of the roster, made up the bulk of the team’s cap concerns. Something would…
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