From the Archives: Green Bay Packers win first Super Bowl game
The Green Bay Packers defeat the Kansas City Chiefs 35-10 in the first Super Bowl, played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
O.C. Supervisor candidates talk issues: shelter, transportation, resumes
Housing in Orange County — the cost of it for some and the lack of it for others — was a key theme of a supervisor debate Thursday in Newport Beach. Three candidates for the open 3rd District seat — former congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, Irvine Mayor Don Wagner and former Anaheim councilwoman Kris Murray —…
Senior Living: How to choose cooking oils that are heart healthy
By Emily Burritt, MS, RD, CNSC Contributing writer In honor of February’s American Heart Month, let’s discuss how to choose cooking oils that are heart healthy. The type of fat we eat impacts our blood cholesterol levels and risk of developing heart disease. Cooking with heart healthy fat is very important for heart health. The type of fat…
Inland Empire was dumping ground for abusive priests, law firm claims as it releases exhaustive list of clergy
A Minnesota-based law firm specializing in sex abuse cases released a 76-page report Thursday listing all clergy accused and/or convicted of sexual abuse in San Bernardino and Riverside County parishes dating back to 1950. Unlike the report released in October by the Diocese of San Bernardino listing 34 priests, the new list comprises 84 priests…
California could insure many more people – but it will come at a price
By Michael Finch II and Sammy Caiola, The USC Center for Health Journalism Collaborative State lawmakers are expected to receive a first look Friday at the costs tied to an ambitious plan to provide health insurance for more California residents. The report represents California’s response to the Trump administration’s retreat on the Affordable Care Act,…
Three California men granted French citizenship for thwarting train attack
Three California men have been granted French citizenship for their role in thwarting a terror attack on a French train in 2015. Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler were naturalized Thursday at a ceremony in Sacramento. They were honored by Emmanuel Lebrun-Damiens, consul general of…
Travel agents charged with bringing pregnant Chinese women to give birth on U.S. soil
When pregnant Chinese women called You Win USA Vacation Services, they didn’t receive information on visiting Disneyland or the Grand Canyon. Instead, they sought coveted advice on how to make a very different type of trip — one aimed at giving birth on U.S. soil so their children would be American…
Harold Bradley, who crafted ‘the Nashville Sound’ and played on numerous hit records, dies at 93
Country Music Hall of Fame guitarist Harold Bradley, who played on hundreds of hit country records and along with his brother, famed producer Owen Bradley, helped craft “the Nashville Sound,” has died. He was 93. His daughter Beverly Bradley said he died Thursday morning. Bradley switched from…
Settlement with DA requires manufacturer to pay $1.6 million tied to fatal explosion at Rancho Santa Margarita plant
A plastic manufacturer has agreed to a $1.6 million settlement to end a long-running civil lawsuit related to a fatal explosion at a Rancho Santa Margarita plant, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday. In a settlement approved by an Orange County Superior Court judge that heads off a civil trial, the owners of…
Author of California police transparency law says it was meant to open up past records
Weighing in on a statewide legal battle over law enforcement records, the author of California’s landmark police transparency law formally notified the state Senate on Thursday that her bill was intended to open up records from the past as well as those going forward. The move comes amid a flurry…