The double-height foyer has twin semi-circular staircases. (Photo by Toby Ponnay) Anthony Trimino speaks at an anti-vaccination protest rally in 2021. (Photo by David McNew/ AFP via Getty Images) The great room connects to the gourmet kitchen and breakfast nook, which features a fireplace. (Photo by Toby Ponnay) The living room. (Photo by Toby Ponnay)…
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State regulators will decide whether transmission lines for a long-awaited Riverside power project will be buried underground or tower up to 180 feet above a picturesque stretch of the Santa Ana River. After hearing arguments on both sides from more than two dozen residents, a split Riverside City Council voted late Tuesday, Oct. 24, to…
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After a blackout gave way to the Ducks lighting up the scoreboard in Columbus on Tuesday, they were on to Boston for a rematch with the Bruins on Thursday. Boston won, 3-1, on Sunday in a game that the Ducks carried in many ways, sending them on a four-game trip with a sour taste in…
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Thousands of hotel workers marched through downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, Oct. 25, protesting “poverty wages” and the use of unhoused migrants to replace striking hospitality employees as the labor unrest nears its four-month mark. Unite Here Local 11, which represents the 15,000 employees involved in the walkout, said the most recent contract proposal from…
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Airborne emissions linked to climate change and health problems aren’t always easy to see. A new California law seeks to make those pollutants — and the companies emitting them — more visible to the public. SB 253, which Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Oct. 7, is billed as a first-in-the-nation requirement for large corporations to publicly…
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By Heather Knight | The New York Times A scathing new report has found that it takes longer and costs more to build housing in San Francisco than anywhere else in California, exacerbating the state’s homelessness crisis and preventing many workers from being able to live in the city. Gov. Gavin Newsom has demanded that…
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Soon after Ike’s Love and Sandwiches opened its first store in San Francisco in 2007 (formerly known as Ike’s Place), the then-nascent sandwich shop, founded by eponymous owner-founder Ike Shehadeh, had long lines stretching from its storefront daily. So much so that the regular queue of devotees and persistent smell of fried bacon stoked the…
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Work is finally finished on the transformation of Tarzan’s Treehouse into the what’s-old-is-new-again Adventureland Treehouse that has taken twice as long to complete as the original creation of Disneyland. Disneyland will reopen the Adventureland Treehouse inspired by Walt Disney’s “Swiss Family Robinson” on Nov. 10 after a refurbishment project that has stretched for more than…
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The federal government is proposing major changes to the H-1B visa program intended to allow U.S. companies to hire foreign citizens with specialized skills, including expanding the types of work not subject to an annual cap. While the plan runs to 227 pages, it leaves unanswered some questions about how the new rules might change…
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Oct. 23 was Croc Day, and this year, the Broomfield, Colorado-based company celebrated with the release of its first cowboy boots design. The Crocs Classic Cowboy Boots debut on Oct. 23. Better boot, scoot and boogie to buy them as they’re only available for a limited time. (Provided by Crocs, Inc.) The shoemaker announced its release earlier…
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