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Orange County board decides sales tax expenditures
The Orange County Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to devote revenue from a possible quarter-cent sales tax increase to economic development, schools, and EMS services.
Brushfire in remote part of San Diego County burns 200 acres
A brushfire in a remote part of southeastern San Diego County has burned more than 200 acres, although no structures are threatened, fire officials said Thursday afternoon. The fire was reported about 1 p.m. between Campo and Potrero, a rugged...
Panhandlers seeking money to bury dead child called hoaxers, San Bernardino County sheriff's officials warn
Authorities in San Bernardino County warned residents Thursday to beware of panhandlers asking for donations to bury a dead child.
Cowboy fire burns 720 acres in San Diego County
Firefighters were hoping to take advantage of weather conditions Thursday night in their battle to control a brush fire that scorched 720 acres in eastern San Diego County. The blaze, which was burning near the border community of Campo, was...
Orange County lawmakers approve Department of General Services
GOSHEN – In a unanimous vote, Orange County legislators Thursday approved creation of a new department in county government – General Services.
Vivid Entertainment: A new business model for porn
If the new "Date Night" DVD had sold only 25,000 copies, there would have been hell to pay for studio executives. But for Steven Hirsch -- or anyone else in the adult entertainment business, for that matter -- that figure represents a blockbuster.
Rapper T.I. released from jail after drug arrest
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department says Grammy-winning rapper T.I. and his wife have been released from jail after his arrest on suspicion of possessing drugs.
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Police: Rapper T.I. and wife arrested on drug suspicion
Lab tests on suspected illegal drugs taken from rapper T.I.'s car Wednesday night should be completed by Friday, according to a Los Angeles County Sheriff's spokeswoman.
Increased demand strains Los Angeles County food pantries
Thousands of people turn to the Lutheran Social Services Community Care Center in Van Nuys every year for help putting food on the table. Last week, a sign went up on the door: “We’re sorry but we ran out of...
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