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'Breaking Bad' Star Dean Norris Selling $3.2 Million Home Amid Divorce

'Breaking Bad' Star Dean Norris Selling $3.2 Million Home Amid Divorce

Temecula, CA · 1d

The Desert Sun

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Inspector finds dead cockroaches inside Coachella meat market

Several Coachella Valley eateries did not pass their Riverside County health inspections this past week, according to reports. A Coachella meat market was downgraded for dead cockroaches, a La Quinta restaurant was downgraded for failing to properly sanitize knives and a Cathedral City taco shop was downgraded for violations such as improperly storing foods. All three received a "B" grade on their latest inspection. Here are all the restaurants that were inspected in the Coachella Valley Oct. 16 through 22: 'B' grade Garibaldi Meat Market, 49-975 Harrison St., Suite A, Coachella Inspection conducted Oct. 21 Major violations: Observed one dead adult cockroach in hand sink; two clean ladles stored hanging from fly light above three-compartment sink Minor violations: Observed four food items obtained from an unapproved source; several dead adult cockroaches in floor sink, under three-compartment sink; on cove base tile and on floor in walk-in cooler; three insect-control devices located over food or a food-related area; prep sink used improperly for thawing and dishwashing; 30 packs of filets and five packs of tuna steak completely thawed while still in reduced oxygen packaging; about 50 red and green salsas and guacamole in containers offered for sale to be missing labels

La Quinta, CA · 13d

meetingstoday.com

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For Native American Heritage Month, Pechanga Brings Tribal Culture to Meetings

November has been recognized as Native American Heritage Month in the U.S. since President George H.W. Bush signed a joint congressional resolution in 1990 to honor the Indigenous people of what is now the U.S. According to the National Indian Gaming Commission and industry data, there are more than 500...

Temecula, CA · 2d
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LOCAL TRAVEL

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2 Southern California Pizza Restaurants Serving Unique Pies and Creative Menus

California’s pizza scene offers much more than traditional pepperoni and cheese. Across Southern California, restaurants are … 2 Southern California Pizza Restaurants Serving Unique Pies and Creative Menus Read more

Southern California, CA · 3d

People

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Harold Greene, Longtime Los Angeles TV News Anchor, Dies at 82

Greene’s daughter, Courtney Greene, announced his death on Wednesday, Nov. 4

Southern California, CA · 12h

theresandiego.com

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Skate, Sip, and Celebrate the Holidays at Temecula Chilled

The holidays are better with a little wine-country sparkle. Temecula Chilled is back this season with ice skating among the vineyards, a light parade, igloo dinners, and holiday markets. It’s spread across three neighborhoods, Wine Country, Old Town, and Pechanga Resort Casino, and it’s all less than two hours from...

Temecula, CA · 20h

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

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'First visitor' at new freeway overpass for wildlife in California

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Southern California is still under construction, but at least one large critter has already discovered its value as a safe corridor above a major freeway. On October 28, according to the National Park Service, a motion-sensor camera captured a photo of "our first wildlife visitor" on the southern slope of the crossing, which spans the 101 Freeway at Liberty Canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains. As you might have guessed, the animal in the image is a coyote. "And that's just the beginning," Santa Monica Mountains National Park continued via Instagram . "In the coming days, NPS biologists will install remote wildlife cameras to track how mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, mule deer, and other animals approach and eventually use the crossing. "The goal? To reconnect wildlife habitat in the Santa Monica Mountains and Simi Hills, long divided by one of the nation's busiest freeways, and study how this connection benefits wildlife for years to come." The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing , scheduled to open December 2, states on its website that the project is designed to "reconnect a fragmented landscape for all wildlife and pull the region's cougars back from the brink of extinction."

Southern California, CA · 1d

SFGate

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New OC Mega Mart gives Calif.'s crowded Asian grocery store scene a big new jolt

It opened to long lines and social media fanfare.

La Habra, CA · 3d

Times of San Diego

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Five questions with Anthony Cullins: From Fallbrook, all over California, then the world

‘Twas the night before Halloween, and all across The Vineyard 1924 in Fallbrook, children played and danced to the sounds of the Anthony Cullins Band as their parents reveled in the trio’s eclectic sounds. Cullins coaxed exquisite notes from his guitar on a gentle cover of Santo & Johnny’s...

Fallbrook, CA · 1d

spectrumnews1.com

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5 SoCal restaurants make OpenTable's top 100

LOS ANGELES — OpenTable, an online restaurant-reservation service, named five Southern California restaurants Wednesday to its Top 100 Restaurants in America for 2026 list. The Los Angeles eateries are Dunsmoor in Glassell Park, Providence in Hollywood and the Musso & Frank Grill in Hollywood. Orange County honorees are Naisho Omakase in Costa Mesa and Strong Water in Anaheim.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

riversidescene.com

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Mom Jeans brings singalongs and circle pits to Riverside

Fans carry a crowd surfer above the floor as Mom Jeans performs at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium on Oct. 28, 2026. Crowd surfing and singalongs helped sustain the evening’s energy through the headlining set. Harrison Gordon and Sobs help turn a night at the RMA into a celebration of...

Riverside, CA · 3d

hoodline.com

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Adobe Hill Winery Hosts Stargazing Fundraiser to Protect the Region's Dark Skies

Telescopes, wine, and a bat-education booth are coming together at Adobe Hill Winery on Saturday, Nov. 14, as the Fallbrook Land Conservancy hosts its second annual Stargazing Among the Vines from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Admission costs $40, includes one glass of wine, and is limited to people 21 and older, with registration required and tickets capped.

Fallbrook, CA · 23h

raincrossgazette.com

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November ArtsWalk Brings Sherman Indian to Lemon Street and Local Band Kodiak to the Rooftop

The clocks are set back, and November ArtsWalk feels a bit more like a night out. No need to sit at home and wait for the pollsters to call. The election is over. Put on a hoodie, grab the kids and enjoy Downtown before the Festival of Lights takes over in a few weeks.

Riverside, CA · 2d

sandiegobeer.news

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Temecula’s longest-operating brewery sets closure date

It was 2009 when Kevin Dyer, who had the good sense to recognize the potential for craft beer based on the early years of San Diego’s suds surge, opened the doors to Black Market Brewing. Constructed in a sizable industrial unit in a business park just off Interstate 15, it was the city of Temecula’s first hometown beermaking operation since Blind Pig Brewing (the precursor to Northern California’s Russian River Brewing) shuttered in 1997, but it would be far from its last.

Temecula, CA · 3d

allamericanatlas.com

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5 Best Restaurants in San Bernardino, California You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

San Bernardino, California — a city where the mountains stand sentinel and the sun paints the valley in gold, where the hum of trains and the laughter of families echo through neighborhoods stitched together by memory and migration. Here, palm trees sway beside historic bungalows, and the scent of carne asada mingles with orange blossoms on the breeze. It’s a place where generations gather for backyard barbecues, where newcomers are welcomed with a plate and a story, and where every block hums with the rhythm of community.

San Bernardino, CA · 1d

unearththevoyage.com

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California Diners Wait Out Long Lines at This Casino Buffet for All-You-Can-Eat Lobster and Crab Legs

Some meals are worth planning your whole evening around, and a few are worth waiting hours for. Tucked inside a casino in the hills of Southern California, there is a buffet where people happily trade their patience for plate after plate of lobster and crab legs. It does not look...

Valley Center, CA · 4d

iecn.com

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The Baker’s Drive Thru You Remember: Familiar Recipes Through the Eyes of Two Longtime Employees

After 40 years at Baker’s Drive Thru, Tina Cardoza still sometimes finishes a day working in the restaurants, goes home and decides to return for dinner. Her favorite is a tostada. Her husband, whom she met through Baker’s and who has worked for the company for 35 years, is often ready for another visit, too.

San Bernardino, CA · 12h

VC Star | Ventura County Star

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Sea turtle nesting on a Ventura beach marks a first. What we know

A rare sea turtle discovered nesting on San Buenaventura State Beach in Ventura over the weekend marked a new first. Just weeks earlier, wildlife officials confirmed the first-ever recorded natural nesting for any sea turtle species on the U.S. West Coast. Both were olive ridley turtles . The turtles known for their heart-shaped shells normally stick to areas farther south in Mexico. But in September, the two turtles nested in Orange County. The first was spotted digging a nest and laying eggs near Seal Beach, officials said. Days later, a second turtle was discovered nesting near the Huntington Beach Pier, around 8 miles away. Experts said the exact reasons why the turtles showed up were unknown but called it likely that the warmer waters caused by a marine heat wave and El Niño were key factors. Navigational errors by the nomadic, highly migratory turtles also may have contributed, officials said. Now, a third sea turtle was found – this time, in a sandy spot in Ventura not far from the pier. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service confirmed the discovery as the first-ever recorded natural nesting in Ventura County and the northern most known olive ridley sea turtle nest. Turtle

Ventura, CA · 1d

orangecoast.com

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Top Things to Do in O.C. This Week: November 4th through 10th

From Idina Menzel and Bluey’s Big Play to holiday shopping and live theater, here’s what’s happening in Orange County this week. The beloved family of animated blue heelers is taking the stage for their first live theater show. Bluey and Bingo team up to convince Dad to play with them using all of their clever games and tricks. The performance is a theatrical adaptation of the Emmy Award-winning television series with a brand-new original storyline by Bluey creator Joe Brumm and new music from the show’s composer, Joff Bush. Bring the whole family to see Bluey, Bingo, Mom, and Dad on a hilarious adventure. Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, 714-556-2787, scfta.org.

Orange County, CA · 1d