Long before he joined TikTok, Charles Conley loved superheroes. When he was growing up, Batman was his favorite among many. But one thing always bothered […]
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How to sign up for free broadband service in California
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted just how critical it is to have a broadband online connection at home — for distant university or work, virtual doctor’s […]
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Bottled water, in most cases, comes from the tap
Due to the fact the start off of the pandemic, thirsty Us citizens have drowned their sorrow in bottled drinking water. Even right before the […]
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Newsom signs bill taking aim at labor practices in Amazon warehouses
Amazon and other warehouse operators throughout California will confront new regulation of their labor procedures underneath a legislation signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday […]
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Richard Buckley dead: Tom Ford mourns his late husband
Richard Buckley, a fashion journalist and partner of designer and filmmaker Tom Ford, has died, Ford’s business confirmed Tuesday. He was 72. “It is with […]
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How the Dixie fire was stopped just shy of 1 million acres
When the Dixie fire sparked in Plumas County on a warm afternoon in July, couple could have known that it would morph into the monster […]
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Nicholas Goldberg: Airports to passengers: Do it yourself
Personnel have been dropping their work opportunities to devices in the identify of productiveness and performance since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. But the […]
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L.A. Affairs: On our third date, I dropped a potential deal-breaker. I’m bipolar
By the time I turned 49, I hadn’t dated in 10 yrs. As a divorced, one mother raising a son, courting was not a priority. […]
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Hot, dry conditions worsen California drought
Increasing evaporative demand from customers is escalating summertime drought severity in California and the West, according to local weather scientists. Evaporative demand is effectively the […]
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Your electric bill is changing. Here’s what you need to know
A lot more than 2 million Southern California Edison residential customers are about to be switched to new level programs. Roughly fifty percent this amount […]
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