A Tustin podiatrist found guilty in February of billing insurance companies for medical services that were never actually done was sentenced to almost a year… Read More »Tustin podiatrist convicted of insurance fraud, sentenced to almost 1 year in prison
The banners are up giving information on the upcoming LA Fleet Week returning live this year over Memorial Day weekend in San Pedro on Friday,… Read More »LA Fleet Week returns to San Pedro for Memorial Day weekend
SAN FRANCISCO — This was a performance the Mets would take from any of their pitchers, let alone their seventh starter. David Peterson, pitching in… Read More »Happy Birthday Buck! Mets crush Giants behind David Peterson’s solid outing, Amazin’s 13 runs
Attorney Laura Drino, of Woman Against Gun Violence, tells the story of one of the victims in the Buffalo mass shooting during an anti-hate vigil… Read More »Leaders host LA vigil in response to hate-fueled killings in Buffalo, Laguna Woods
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Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson has been suspended for one game and fined an undisclosed amount for “inappropriate comments during Saturday’s game,” Major League Baseball… Read More »Josh Donaldson suspended by MLB for ‘Jackie’ comment to Tim Anderson
Daniel Chao and his family were drawn to move into the Great Park neighborhood of Cadence Park in September 2020 for its “community oriented” feel.… Read More »With Great Park residents frustrated, city proposes ‘task force’ to get their voice in development
Attorney Laura Drino, of Woman Against Gun Violence, tells the story of one of the victims in the Buffalo mass shooting during an anti-hate vigil… Read More »Leaders host LA vigil in response to hate-fueled killings in Buffalo, Laguna Woods
Turbulence unfolded at Newark Liberty International Airport when a man, reportedly identified as a former NFL player, and a United Airlines employee got into a… Read More »Violent fight at Newark Airport that left employee bloodied is caught on camera
Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson has been suspended for one game and fined an undisclosed amount for “inappropriate comments during Saturday’s game,” Major League Baseball… Read More »Josh Donaldson suspended by MLB for ‘Jackie’ comment to Tim Anderson
Daniel Chao and his family were drawn to move into the Great Park neighborhood of Cadence Park in September 2020 for its “community oriented” feel.… Read More »With Great Park residents frustrated, city proposes ‘task force’ to get their voice in development
The banners are up giving information on the upcoming LA Fleet Week returning live this year over Memorial Day weekend in San Pedro on Friday,… Read More »LA Fleet Week returns to San Pedro for Memorial Day weekend
After his previous start, Jordan Lyles made it clear that whenever he had the opportunity to spare the Orioles’ bullpen of an inning, he would… Read More »Jordan Lyles, Ramón Urías go deep in different ways as Orioles down Yankees, 6-4, to win fourth game in five days
The odd part of all of this is that these Eastern Conference finals are tied 2-2. Even though the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics both… Read More »Heat feebly stumble to 102-82 loss in Boston to fall into 2-2 East finals tie
Aaron Judge is going to get paid. It might not be from the Yankees, and it might not be as much as, say, Mookie Betts… Read More »Aaron Judge’s two-homer game not enough to beat lowly Orioles
When politicians echo Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes’ famous observation about “shouting ‘fire’ in a crowded theater,” it typically means they are trying to justify unconstitutional… Read More »New York’s governor wants to ‘silence’ constitutionally protected speech
Seven serve as a memorial to lives needlessly taken. One received the blessing of the Dalai Lama. Others pay homage to local history. From left,… Read More »Trees on CSUF campus are rooted in history
When politicians echo Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes’ famous observation about “shouting ‘fire’ in a crowded theater,” it typically means they are trying to justify unconstitutional… Read More »New York’s governor wants to ‘silence’ constitutionally protected speech
Daniel Chao and his family were drawn to move into the Great Park neighborhood of Cadence Park in September 2020 for its “community oriented” feel.… Read More »With Great Park residents frustrated, city proposes ‘task force’ to get their voice in development
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