By Jason Schreier | Bloomberg Activision Blizzard in Santa Monica will delay a Call of Duty game that had been planned for next year, the first time the franchise will be without an annual mainline release in nearly two decades, according to people familiar with the plan. The company is pushing off the release after…
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I do not pretend to be an expert on Ethiopian or Eritrean cuisine, but I have eaten at enough restaurants over the years to understand this: The injera always makes or breaks the meal. I also know this: The injera at Beteseb in Anaheim is the best I’ve ever tasted — far more intriguing and…
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A sprinkling of Southern California residents woke up to a blanket of snow Wednesday morning, Feb. 23, after a storm brought unusually cold temperatures into the region. Snow fell at unusually low elevations but didn’t stick around for long in those spots — as low as 1,700 feet near Hemet, and 2,600 feet in Yucaipa…
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By Sharon Seitz Annabel Streets has always loved walking, whether in the English countryside or at home in London. Her book, “52 Ways to Walk: The Surprising Science of Walking for Wellness and Joy, One Week at a Time,” takes readers on an eclectic series of journeys. But Streets, who also writes historical fiction (under…
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On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin unilaterally recognized two breakaway regions in Ukraine as independent states and indicated plans to send Russian “peacekeeping” troops to the Donetsk People’s Republic and the Lugansk People’s Republic. This is the latest and most significant escalation of the ongoing crisis between the Russian government and NATO over Ukraine.…
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Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson has stories to tell. Over the past three years, the heavy metal frontman has been developing a one-man show; he is currently on the road with his “An Evening With Bruce Dickinson” tour, which comes to Balboa Theater in San Diego on Feb. 28 and the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles…
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For weeks Gov. Gavin Newsom teased an endemic plan that seemed as though it would bring an end to the California government’s often heavy-handed and arbitrary response to COVID-19. “We recognize that we want to turn the page on the status quo,” Newsom said last Monday. And then a few days later, Newsom unveiled…
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By ANNE D’INNOCENZIO | Associated Press NEW YORK — Lowe’s Cos., the nation’s second-largest home improvement chain behind Home Depot, offered an upbeat annual outlook after reporting strong fiscal fourth-quarter results that showed a still sizzling housing market. The report, released Wednesday, follows a robust quarterly report from Home Depot. Home improvement stores have been…
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The Ravens have added five new assistant coaches, the team Wednesday, stabilizing the staff after a month of attrition in Baltimore. Tight ends coach George Godsey, inside linebackers coach Zach Orr, outside linebackers coach Rob Leonard, assistant offensive line coach Mike Devlin and defensive quality-control coach Ryan Osborn have joined coach John Harbaugh’s 2022 staff.…
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With $4 million in state funds, Fullerton city officials are exploring the purchase of a 150-bed recuperative care and navigation center on Commonwealth Avenue that offers beds and medical services for the area’s homeless population. The money was secured by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva from the state budget. Officials hope that buying the property will help…
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