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Elon Musk now says mail-in ballots are "insane," but that's how he voted in California
Earlier this year, Elon Musk slammed voting by mail, calling it “insane” and falsely suggesting it is linked to widespread election fraud. However, Musk's own voting record, obtained by NBC News, shows that the tech tycoon voted twice by mail prior to moving out of California in 2020.
Disbarred celebrity lawyer found guilty of, embezzlement, wire fraud
LOS ANGELES, California: Tom Girardi, the disbarred celebrity lawyer who embezzled tens of millions of dollars from clients that included accident victims, was convicted this week. The 85-year-old Girardi was found guilty by a federal jury in Los Angeles on four counts of wire fraud after a 13-day trial and...
Shohei Ohtani Makes MLB History With Home Runs & Stolen Bases
Shohei Ohtani added onto an impressive first season with the Los Angeles Dodgers as he’s now made MLB history by reaching 43 home runs and 43 stolen bases to become the first player to ever have such totals in one year. His 43rd stolen base came in the second...
Lions Fall to Broncos in Season Opener
KALAMAZOO, MI—The Lions lost 3-1 to the Western Michigan Broncos in their season opener on Friday evening. In set one, the Lions had a sluggish start, allowing the Broncos to grab an early 3-0 advantage. However, LMU quickly shook off the nerves, taking a 4-3 lead with back-to-back aces from Mia Schafer and a block assist by Sophia Meyers and Jiana Lawson.
Caitlin Clark competition emerges as Rookie of the Year contender posts historic WNBA numbers
Los Angeles Sparks rookie Rickea Jackson has emerged as a contender for the WNBA's Rookie of the Year award alongside Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese with a top ten scoring season in team history
Ellen DeGeneres Doesn’t Make Cut to Participate in 2028 Olympics: Her ‘Fall From Grace Has Been Swift’
Former daytime talk show host Ellen DeGeneres is facing another setback, as a source exclusively tells In Touch she hasn’t made the cut for carrying the Olympic torch through the streets of Los Angeles in 2028 when the city hosts the Summer Games. “Ellen’s fall from grace has been...
City of L.A. gets $21.8M to assist newly arrived migrant families
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security will provide Los Angeles $21.8 million to fund supportive services, housing and other resources for immigrant families who recently arrived in the city, Mayor Karen Bass’ office announced Friday.
Deputies and community members gather for Deputy Jake Kuredjian’s 23rd annual vigil
As deputies gathered to commemorate the life of Deputy Hagop “Jake” Kuredjian at the intersection of Stevenson Ranch Parkway and Poe Parkway Saturday morning at 9 a.m., loved ones and community members reflected on his lasting legacy over the past 23 years. Having served in the Los Angeles...
Bill Lyons | An Unseasonal Snow Job?
Southern California Edison gave us a snow job in August! They blame high electric rates on hot weather during summertime, like it’s a big surprise the temperature rises in August! Economics 101 says that when supplies are meager, prices soar. While developers build and build, the only new power plants that go on line are intermittent solar panels and windmills. Along come electric car mandates and power-hungry artificial intelligence and demand takes off. Then more government subsidies dictate solar panels are to be subsidized and rates go up once more. I’m all in favor of “Green” efforts, but why is it I pay up to 60 cents a kilowatt-hour when my friend in Florida forks out just 15 cents? I wonder if it’s a Blue State vs. Red State thing. Bottom line, SCE isn’t generating enough juice and I don’t need them badgering me on ways to compensate for their shortcomings.
The largest dam removal project in the US is completed – a major win for Indigenous tribes
The Klamath River dams removal project was a significant win for tribal nations on the Oregon-California border who for decades have fought to restore the river back to its natural state.
WAC of Glendale Celebrates Centennial
The Women’s Athletic Club of Glendale celebrated its 100th anniversary during a luncheon on Aug. 24 at its clubhouse with food, speakers, branded pins and handmade quilted keychains at every seat. Club President Jennifer Chon, who made the complimentary keychains, opened the event by pointing toward the club’s future...
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