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By STAN CHOE and ALEX VEIGA | Associated Press NEW YORK — Wall Street is back in the claws of a bear market as worries… Read More »The S&P 500 is in a bear market — here’s what that means

Josh Donaldson will be out for Tuesday night’s series opener against the Rays. The Yankees third baseman will serve the one-game suspension handed down by… Read More »MLB denies Josh Donaldson’s appeal over suspension for disrespectful Tim Anderson comments

By Tony Czuczka | Bloomberg Allianz SE’s Mohamed El-Erian said the US inflation rate may increase further and recession risks are “tilted in a negative… Read More »El-Erian: Inflation could reach 9%, challenging to Fed

Big Blue Swim School is coming to The Market Place in Tustin, its second lease for a swim school in Orange County. The swim school… Read More »Status Update: Big Blue Swim School coming to Market Place in Tustin

By Robert Lewis and Joe Hong | CalMatters When the pandemic closed schools in March 2020 – abruptly ending classes and stranding children and working… Read More »Oversight scarce as billions in COVID aid poured into California schools

I don’t vote. Never have, in fact. My reasoning is fairly simple and best put by the great American philosopher George Dennis Patrick Carlin: “If… Read More »In defense of the non-voter

Anaheim celebrated Old Glory on Sunday with its 27th annual Flag Day event. Participants marched around Pearson Park and for the third year also had… Read More »Orange County marks Flag Day

Last month, state energy officials warned that California likely will have a shortage of electricity this summer equivalent to what is needed to power about… Read More »California regulators tilt at windmills

The “Looking Glass” ponders economic and real estate trends through two distinct lenses: the optimist’s “glass half-full” and the pessimist’s “glass half-empty.” Buzz: With inflation… Read More »8 bargains hidden inside ugly inflation report

A little after noon on Thursday, Jabari Smith and Orlando Magic coach Jamahl Mosley gave each other a fist bump at the AdventHealth Practice Facility… Read More »Jabari Smith’s first pre-draft workout helps him visualize fit with Magic

Amid a third year of drought conditions, the message to Californians remains: Conserve, conserve, conserve. So how wise, some wonder, is opening a water park… Read More »During drought conditions, some wonder: Is it wise to open a water park?

ANAHEIM — Almost two weeks ago, the Mets began their odyssey through the Golden State to play three of the five major-league teams based out… Read More »Edwin Diaz records five-out save to end Mets’ 10-game west coast trip on happy note

By Nicole Gregory, contributing writer Cal State Fullerton alumnus Don DiCostanzo, ’79, is in the right business at the right time. Pedego Electric Bikes, a… Read More »CSUF alum rides another road to success: e-bikes

ANAHEIM — Almost two weeks ago, the Mets began their odyssey through the Golden State to play three of the five major-league teams based out… Read More »Edwin Diaz records five-out save to end Mets’ 10-game west coast trip on happy note

A little after noon on Thursday, Jabari Smith and Orlando Magic coach Jamahl Mosley gave each other a fist bump at the AdventHealth Practice Facility… Read More »Jabari Smith’s first pre-draft workout helps him visualize fit with Magic

Anaheim celebrated Old Glory on Sunday with its 27th annual Flag Day event. Participants marched around Pearson Park and for the third year also had… Read More »Orange County marks Flag Day

I don’t vote. Never have, in fact. My reasoning is fairly simple and best put by the great American philosopher George Dennis Patrick Carlin: “If… Read More »In defense of the non-voter

Last month, state energy officials warned that California likely will have a shortage of electricity this summer equivalent to what is needed to power about… Read More »California regulators tilt at windmills

The Ravens wrapped up organized team activities last week, a series of nine voluntary workouts more notable for who wasn’t in attendance than who was.… Read More »Five things we learned from the Ravens’ organized team activities

In little more than a month, the Orioles will replace Adley Rutschman in their farm system with another first overall draft pick. With the new… Read More »Orioles reset: Which All-Star’s son? Looking at Baltimore’s options for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2022 MLB draft