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Pelosi, who helped push Biden out, to take convention stage
CHICAGO — Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has distinguished herself in myriad ways in her long political career, as a highly effective legislator, legendary power player and the first female Speaker in the nation’s history. But as the California Democrat takes the stage Wednesday night to address the Democratic National Convention, she will stand out in…
Innocence Project lawyer who had romance with witness investigated by state bar
A lawyer for the Northern California Innocence Project who allegedly had a romantic relationship with a key witness in a murder exoneration case has been accused of offering the witness a share in a multi-million dollar settlement in exchange for cooperative testimony. The State Bar of California has opened an...
Draya Michele’s Ex Tyrod Taylor Fires Back at Lawsuit Accusing Him of Attempting to Evict Her
Draya Michele’s ex-boyfriend, NFL star Tyrod Taylor, fired back at her lawsuit accusing him of attempting to evict her from an L.A. home, In Touch can exclusively reveal. According to court documents obtained by In Touch, Tyrod, 34, asked the court to dismiss all claims against him in the case.
"They want somebody to run a 40, not somebody that is 40" - Kevin Hart pokes fun at LeBron James' age after the Lakers star reveals he has an NFL offer
LeBron James and Kevin Hart star in a new DraftKings commercial where Hart humorously roasts James’ age.
Dodgers Predicted to Add ‘Powerful’ 103 MPH Pitcher for Playoff Run
It’s no secret that the Dodgers, even with their wealth of talent and the significant money the team spent in the offseason, are wobbling toward the finish line here in 2024, fending off the surging Padres, who have knocked a 9.0-game deficit in the standings down to just 3.0 games. It’s also no secret that the main culprit for the Dodgers woes this year has been a frustrating string of pitching injuries that has prevented them from keeping a full staff together at any point this season.
Federal agents raid homes tied to Orange County nonprofit accused of misusing pandemic relief funds
Federal authorities raided Orange County homes Thursday that the agency said were illegally purchased with public funds intended for pandemic relief programs, including meals for seniors. The law enforcement operation continued into Thursday afternoon at several locations, including on Candeda Place in Tustin. Agents were seen leaving the house with...
FBI raids home of Orange County supervisor’s daughter in Covid funds probe
The million-dollar home at the center of a lawsuit alleging the daughter of an Orange County supervisor used tax dollars to buy a house was raided by federal agents Thursday morning. LAist was first to report the raids. Rhiannon Do, an executive of the Viet America Society and daughter of O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do, bought […]
The Wooden Floor's Annual Auditions
The Wooden Floor, one of the nation’s leading youth development programs located in Orange County, is hosting its free Annual Auditions on October 19, 2024, open to 3rd-5th grade students. Our mission is to inspire the lives of young people through the power of dance and access to higher education. Since 1983, The Wooden Floor has served those with financial need at no charge to empower students through its year-round holistic model consisting of dance, academic tutoring, college and career readiness, and family support programs. Through a rigorous dance program, children foster confidence to innovate, communicate, and collaborate – skills necessary for success in school and in life.
CIF places new guidelines on student athletes practicing in the heat
Practice times may look different for some student athletes across Southern California."We need to make sure our athletes are used to the temperatures in a given area and prepare to practice and play safely for those areas they're living in," said Mike West, CIF director of athletics for the Southern Section.The California Interscholastic Federation is implementing new rules this year aimed at protecting athletes from the extreme heat. The new guidelines state that schools must schedule outdoor practice during cooler times like early morning or late evening. They also require schools to postpone or cancel practice during extreme heat."I think...
California government deal would spend $240 million on journalism
(The Center Square) - California government officials and Big Tech are nearing an agreement to jointly provide at least $242.5 million in funding for journalism, including local and ethnic outlets. The agreement, first reported on by KCRA, would put an end to bills that would require tech companies to pay newsrooms a portion of their search and display revenue. Under the California Journalism Preservation Act, which this agreement would stop from advancing, social media companies and search engines would be required to pay a share...
Live updates: Harris calls for unity, addresses war in Gaza in DNC speech
Vice President Harris on Thursday laid out her plans for the presidency in accepting the Democratic Party’s nomination. Harris leaned into her backstory as the multiracial child of immigrant parents in California. She will focused on Project 2025, the conservative Heritage Foundation’s agenda, which has become a top target of Democrats heading into November. As […]
These California cities were ranked as the safest in the US
LOS ANGELES - While many cities across the nation, including those in California, have been experiencing an uptick in crime, there are still some cities that maintain a low crime rate. A recent study by PropertyClub listed the top 13 safest cities in the US. Out of those 13 cities,...
Local water agencies gear up to meet new state water conservation goals
Water conservation remains a top priority in California, where drought is a recurring problem. A new state regulation adopted by the State Water Resources Control Board in July aims to make more cuts in the next several years. The 'Making Conservation a California Way of Life' regulation will take effect beginning in January, with every water The post Local water agencies gear up to meet new state water conservation goals appeared first on KESQ.
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