Retirement for Bill Morse looked exactly like it should: A house in Palm Springs, sunny days by the pool, travel on the calendar. But then, the quiet began to feel a little too quiet. “I was sitting around one day …
This Palm Springs retiree traded his golden years to help Cambodians recover from a war’s awful legacy Read MoreJake never made it to rehab. He was packed, ready and determined to get clean after years of struggling with meth. Just one thing held him back: his two German shepherds. No friends or family could take them. No shelters …
When addiction recovery means leaving a pet behind, this Palm Springs nonprofit steps in Read MoreLibroMobile is a shoebox of a space. Santa Ana’s sole independent bookstore is all of 1,400 long and narrow square feet, nestled between a Boost mobile phone store and the shuttered Ice Cream Land shop at a bustling strip mall …
This Santa Ana resident created LibroMobile not just to sell books but to bring people together Read More“No one should ever go hungry.” That’s how volunteer Heather Prieto sums it up. After getting involved with Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino through her church group, Prieto began volunteering with her family when her children were 5 and …
Volunteers at this Inland Empire food bank are helping their community fight against hunger Read MoreThere I was one day about 25 years ago, admiring the 8-foot sheets of drywall I had so masterfully nailed to the wall in what would soon be someone’s house. Actually, that was pretty easy. But being a Habitat for …
Volunteering for Habitat for Humanity taught me more than how to swing a hammer Read MoreIRVINE –– The Ducks have undergone a severe roster transformation under General Manager Pat Verbeek, having reconfigured their leadership group and, for a second time under Verbeek, their coaching staff as well. Under new coach Joel Quenneville, a four-time Stanley …
Top questions facing the Ducks ahead of Thursday’s season opener at Seattle Read MoreThe governor’s pen recently halted an Inland Empire state senator’s attempt to rein in how police use data from automated license plate readers. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday, Oct. 1, vetoed SB 274, which was sponsored by state Sen. Sabrina …
Governor vetoes bill restricting use of license plate reader data Read MoreVasquez Rocks Natural Area, near Agua Dulce, is part of the Tataviam ancestral land in Los Angeles County. In the photo, tourists scramble up Vasquez Rocks for a photo op on Wednesday, June 12, 2024. (Photo by David Crane, …
What’s closed for Indigenous Peoples Day or Columbus Day, Monday, in LA Read MoreTo view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next Previous Page Next Page Warning: spoilers ahead for the first episode of Celebrity Traitors. I can’t remember the last time …
It’s official – Celebrity Traitors is already the TV moment of the year Read MorePolice have evacuated residents in four roads (Picture: UKNIP) Dozens of people have been evacuated by bomb disposal units after ‘suspicious items’ were discovered in a Margate flat. One man has been arrested and remains in custody. Four entire streets …
Army called in after ‘suspicious items’ discovered at seaside home in Margate Read MoreMuswell Hill residents replaced the yellow ribbons that were cut down (Picture: Tim Clarke) A woman has been interviewed under caution after yellow ribbons representing hostages taken by Hamas from Israel on October 7 were cut down. The yellow ribbon …
Woman hands herself into police after ribbons for Hamas hostages cut down Read More1967 Bernice Way – Google Street View A house built in 1955 has changed hands. The property in the 1900 block of Bernice Way in San Jose was sold on Aug. 12, 2025. The purchase price was $1,518,000. This single-story …
Inside the $1,518,000 sale of a Santa Clara County home Read MoreA Campbell woman pleaded no contest Friday to felony vehicular manslaughter for driving the wrong way on Highway 280 and causing a head-on collision that killed a 54-year-old woman and injured her 16-year-old son, prosecutors said. Constellatia Martin, 26, also …
Woman who allegedly killed San Francisco woman in head-on collision takes plea deal Read More94 Hermosa Avenue – Google Street View A spacious house in the first block of Hermosa Avenue in Oakland has new owners. The 3,038-square-foot property, built in 1993, was sold on July 22 for $2,060,000, or $678 per square foot. …
Alameda County real estate: House on Hermosa Avenue sells for $2,060,000 Read MoreSAN JOSE — A new battleground has emerged in the fight to control a former Greyhound bus terminal as the site for a significant housing project in downtown San Jose that has yet to begin. A lender controlled by real …
Development of former Greyhound station in San Jose may not happen for years Read More1967 Bernice Way – Google Street View A house built in 1955 has changed hands. The property in the 1900 block of Bernice Way in San Jose was sold on Aug. 12, 2025. The purchase price was $1,518,000. This single-story …
Inside the $1,518,000 sale of a Santa Clara County home Read MoreA Campbell woman pleaded no contest Friday to felony vehicular manslaughter for driving the wrong way on Highway 280 and causing a head-on collision that killed a 54-year-old woman and injured her 16-year-old son, prosecutors said. Constellatia Martin, 26, also …
Woman who allegedly killed San Francisco woman in head-on collision takes plea deal Read More94 Hermosa Avenue – Google Street View A spacious house in the first block of Hermosa Avenue in Oakland has new owners. The 3,038-square-foot property, built in 1993, was sold on July 22 for $2,060,000, or $678 per square foot. …
Alameda County real estate: House on Hermosa Avenue sells for $2,060,000 Read MoreSAN JOSE — A new battleground has emerged in the fight to control a former Greyhound bus terminal as the site for a significant housing project in downtown San Jose that has yet to begin. A lender controlled by real …
Development of former Greyhound station in San Jose may not happen for years Read MoreBy KEVIN FREKING, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The first week is the easy one. The pressure to resolve the federal shutdown will gradually build as the shutdown enters its second week — and as government workers miss paychecks and …
Pressure points ahead could bring a quicker end to the shutdown Read More