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Staff are attacked at Tustin vaccination site by man claiming pandemic is a hoax; suspect arrested

Staff at Families Together of Orange County Community Health Center have made it their mission to help combat coronavirus, the medical provider’s Mobile Operations Manager, Parsia Jahanbani, said. That made them a target for those who deny the grim toll of the pandemic and believe the crisis was manufactured. The medical group’s vaccination and COVID-19…
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Sloppy, short-handed Clippers lose to Timberwolves

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley celebrates after scoring against the Clippers during the second half on Monday night at Crypto.com Arena. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) Clippers center Serge Ibaka, left, shoots as Minnesota Timberwolves center Naz Reid watches during the first half on Monday night at Crypto.com Arena. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) Minnesota Timberwolves forward…
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CIF-SS boys soccer polls, Jan. 3

This week’s CIF-SS high school boys soccer polls, released Monday, Jan. 3. CIF-SS BOYS SOCCER POLLS (Selected by the CIF-SS Boys Soccer Advisory Committee) DIVISION 1 1 Mira Costa 2 Servite 3 Santa Ana Valley 4 San Clemente 5 JSerra 6 Huntington Beach 7 St. Francis 8 Anaheim 9 Mission Viejo T10 Villa Park T10…
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CIF-SS wrestling polls, Jan. 3

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now This week’s CIF-SS dual meet wrestling polls, released Monday, Jan. 3. CIF-SS WRESTLING POLLS (Selected by the CIF-SS Wrestling Advisory Committee) DIVISION 1/2 1 Temecula Valley 2 St. John Bosco 3 Palm Desert 4 Calvary Chapel/SA 5 Northview 6 Centennial 7 Fountain…
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Insurrection anniversary: Southern California defendants and court dates

More than two-dozen people with Southern California ties are still facing federal charges related to Jan. 6 insurrection, a year after the violent breach of the U.S. capitol. The defendants include those facing a variety of charges, from those who allegedly trespassed in the U.S. Capitol building to those accused of attacking law enforcement or…
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Single-family rental homes coming to Riverside County defy California trend

A chaparral-covered patch of land in southwest Riverside County could soon become a testing ground for a new housing concept. Developers plan to build 163 townhomes on the south Wildomar site, each equipped with its own two-car garage, a private front porch and a balcony. But once they’re built, the homes won’t be put up…
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Millennials driving demand for single-family rentals

The new development Sancerra Communities plans to build along Wildomar’s southern boundary won’t be your typical townhome development. They’re being built as rentals, rather than as a traditional for-sale product, pioneering the build-for-rent single-family living concept in California. Development of 163 townhomes already had been approved before the Newport Beach-based developer closed escrow on the…
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50 years ago, these were the No. 1 albums of 1972 (and a few other classics, too)

Consider the top albums of 1972 — or maybe don’t. Because after the groundbreaking, iconic crop of records released in 1971, it’s not a fair fight. How does Carole King, who released two new records in 1972, hope to match “Tapestry” the year before? Can Joni Mitchell best “Blue”? (No.) Or can Cat Stevens catch…
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California is the worst state to be out of work

At the start of 2022, Californians will be job hunting in the most-competitive employment market in the nation. The harsh reality for anybody looking for a paycheck is not simply the state’s lofty unemployment level. California’s 6.9% jobless rate for November was an improvement from 7.3% a month earlier and 8.7% a year ago. Still,…
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Commissioner George Kliavkoff on the state of Pac-12 football (‘We’re in the valley’) and the strategies for a turnaround

The Pac-12 commissioner’s office has been a no-spin zone since George Kliavkoff took charge of the conference on July 1. That remained the case following the conclusion of his first football season — a ghastly four months that saw an unprecedented number of non-conference losses and a winless bowl season. “I would call it a…
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