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Illegal fireworks show in Santa Ana seen across Orange County

Booms and explosions could be heard across Orange County on Saturday night after a large cache of fireworks were lit off in an industrial area in Santa Ana. The pyrotechnic blasts were illegal, Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Steve Concialdi said. The fireworks, which Santa Ana police said were set off in the vicinity of…
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What has happened to Caleb Williams and USC’s vaunted offense?

There were no tears, this time. Another critical game against Utah ended in defeat, another USC team outcoached and outlasted, and this time Caleb Williams seemed all but drained of emotion. Remaining on the bench, postgame, as Utah stormed the field, the rest of his teammates slowly making their way to the tunnel, their quarterback…
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Crowds enjoy Silverado Days “shindig” in Buena Park

Buena Park’s Silverado Days continues Sunday with entertainment and festivities filling Peak Park. Already visitors have been enjoying contests such as pie eating and cutest baby; they’ve been shopping the marketplace of crafts and local businesses; and they’ve been thrilled by the carnival rides. Community performers and bands have been entertaining the crowds throughout the…
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Laiatu Latu, UCLA defense display dominance against Stanford

While Ethan Garbers started at quarterback and Carson Steele scored three touchdowns and served as the focal point in the UCLA football team’s victory over Stanford, it was edge rusher Laiatu Latu and the Bruins’ defense that continued to display their dominance. The defense allowed just 24 total rushing yards on 17 carries along with…
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Pac-12 rewind: Washington and Utah escape while Oregon and UCLA roll

Recapping the best and worst of the Pac-12 in Week 8 … Theme of the week I: CFP scenarios No two-loss team has ever made the College Football Playoff, so the Pac-12 was guaranteed to lose a contender with the USC-Utah duel matching one-loss teams. The result? It’s Oct. 22, and the Trojans (6-2) are…
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Random musings from the mind of a humorist

There’s an expression regarding giving birth to one’s authentic self. My birthing was laborious, bringing forth perhaps what you think you see is a plus-size babe, but that’s an optical illusion if you acknowledge that television makes one look 10 pounds heavier, and I have three TV’s. So yes, I shot my scale, but they…
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Is the sudden discovery by campus leaders of political neutrality and freedom of speech for real?

In the wake of Hamas’ terrorist attacks on Israel, many colleges and universities seem to have suddenly rediscovered the value of free speech and academic freedom.  After a terrible free-speech track record over the last decade, schools like Stanford, Harvard, and the University of Florida have now issued statements defending free expression. They have even…
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In-N-Out Burger’s 75th anniversary kicks off in Pomona

Fast food and racing car fans descended on Pomona on Sunday, Oct. 22, for a 12-hour festival marking the 75th anniversary of In-N-Out Burger. It took place at the In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip, which is on the grounds of the Fairplex. The event was a big production with a car show, car racing, live bands,…
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How the California Legislature addressed homelessness this year

Although much of the work to address California’s homelessness crisis takes place at the local level, legislators in Sacramento sought to address the crisis this past year as well. According to local 2023 Point in Time Counts, homelessness grew 9% in 2022 in Los Angeles County, 12% in Riverside County, and 26% in San Bernardino County. Orange…
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Proposed tax credit could help landscapers transition to electric leaf blowers, lawn mowers

When Sana Sirodan and her team launched Greenplace landscaping services out of Costa Mesa earlier this year after immigrating from Ukraine due to the war, she said they opted for all-electric equipment from the start. They knew their new home state of California was pivoting away from polluting leaf blowers, lawn mowers and other gear…
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