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The Orange County Register is a paid daily newspaper published in California.[3] The Register, published in Orange County, California, is owned by the private equity firm Alden Global Capital via its Digital First Media News subsidiaries. It was founded as the Santa Ana Daily Evening in 1905 and owned by Freedom Communications from 1935 to 2016. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Los Angeles |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun |
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Search ArticlesWhy data centers are a hot real estate investment Original
Why the rush to build data centers? Let’s ignore all the technology chatter for now. Forget the debates about the infrastructure demands of these massive computing sites. And we’ll also sidestep the big question marks about artificial intelligence – the key driver of data center demand. If you follow the money, however, you see a major force behind developers’ thirst to construct data centers: They’ve been one of the nation’s hottest real estate investments.
When a friend becomes a caregiver
For several years, Nicole Straight and Patricia Wood, who lived across the street from each other in Sausalito, California, were more neighbors than friends, exchanging sociable greetings and occasionally having coffee. Then, last October, Wood took a fall, broke her neck, and spent three months in rehabilitation. When she returned to the house she shares with her niece, she couldn’t walk without assistance. “I still don’t dare go up and down stairs unless someone is with me,” said Wood, 93.
OC officials, nonprofit, schools work to help formerly incarcerated find jobs, purpose
The version of Orange County that greeted Hector Cervantes when he got out of prison in 2012 was less forgiving than it is today, at least when it comes to the treatment of people who were, and are, formerly incarcerated. These days, the county’s biggest universities offer programs to help people make the transition from prisoner to student. And local nonprofits train the formerly incarcerated in job skills and, when they can, they help them find work.
Honda HR-V vs Kia Seltos, a budget SUV Edmunds comparison Original
Crossovers have become a popular choice for buyers who want the practicality of an SUV without the size and expense of a larger vehicle. For many shoppers, that means finding a vehicle that’s easy to live with, offers enough room for everyday duties, keeps fuel costs in check, and provides the versatility to be useful for a range of needs. The 2027 Honda HR-V and 2027 Kia Seltos both make a case for that balance, but they take somewhat different approaches to the formula.
Cal State Fullerton researchers testing Ladera Ranch soil for contaminants Original
At a chemistry lab at Cal State Fullerton, two students and their professor huddle around a tiny plastic jar containing a precious substance: dirt. It may not look like much, but this dirt might hold an explanation for what’s been making people sick in Ladera Ranch, where a string of children have been diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma, a rare form of cancer.
From history to the classroom: A school district’s journey to build an ethnic studies class
Principal Kevin Morris greeted students and staff back at Mount Olive Innovation & Technology High School. It was his birthday, which coincided with the beginning of the school year in August. Students playfully joked with him while ushering celebratory remarks. Not only was it a happy day for the alternative school that recently moved to share Duarte High School’s campus this year, but it was also the early days of an ethnic studies curriculum that took years to find its way to a classroom.
LA declared a golf course mountain lion habitat to kill a housing project Original
Recently, the city of Los Angeles ruled that a golf course is now protected mountain lion habitat, which is odd because mountain lions are ambush predators that don’t like spending time in wide open spaces like manicured fairways, putting greens, or a 28,000 square-foot clubhouse.
After 5 years, ethnic studies rollout in Southern California classrooms is still a hodgepodge
On day eight of the school year, Casey Ramirez’s ninth-grade Ethnic Studies class quietly discussed in pairs the parts of their identity they especially valued, that they would stand up and advocate for. Eager, newly-minted high-schoolers looked on as Ramirez interspersed light-hearted personal examples in a lesson on how our identities shape how we see ourselves, how others see us and how we see the world.
Editorial: Hilton’s energy vs. Becerra’s silence in the race for California governor Original
The candidates for California governor are currently scheduled to meet in just one debate, on Wednesday night, September 30. Steve Hilton told our editorial board that eight debates were offered by different media outlets and organizations, and that he accepted all of them but Xavier Becerra accepted only one, a debate on CNN with no California journalists asking questions. We were unable to ask Becerra about it. He refused to meet with our editorial board.
Is your living trust a safety net, hammock or entangled web?
Deciding how and when to leave an inheritance to one’s beneficiaries is often fraught with emotion and stress. Some folks worry about controlling from the grave but also worry that an outright gift with no strings attached will not be good for their beneficiary in the long run. Some feel a beneficiary should have more guidance or restrictions such that the gift leaves a legacy for generations to come.