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Fullerton Food 4 Less to Close in January 2027

The Food 4 Less grocery store located at 914 W. Orangethorpe Ave. in Fullerton is expected to close in January 2027. This closure will end its occupancy of a large grocery space, which the city hopes to fill with another retailer. Store employees and the manager confirmed the planned closure and expressed surprise at the decision. They attributed it to the store’s inability to generate enough business to remain profitable.

Fullerton, CA · 12h
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theshelbyreport.com

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T&T Supermarket To Make SoCal Debut In Chino Hills Dec. 10

T&T Supermarket, Canada’s largest Asian supermarket chain, will open its first Southern California location Dec. 10 at Crossroads Marketplace in Chino Hills. The 61,000-square-foot store at 13021 Peyton Drive – the grocer’s largest California store to date – features an extensive Asian grocery selection, fresh produce, premium meats, live seafood, Korean and Japanese beauty products and more than 300 T&T private-label products. The grand opening ceremony begins at 8 a.m., with doors opening at 9 a.m. with giveaways and live performances.

Chino Hills, CA · 3d
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T&T Supermarket to open in Chino Hills

T&T Supermarket, the largest Asian supermarket chain based in Canada, will open a store in Chino Hills. The 61,000-square-foot store at 13021 Peyton Ave. is the company’s largest location in California and its first in Southern California, according to reports. T&T Supermarket will be in Crossroads Marketplace, a shopping...

Chino Hills, CA · 1d
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Parade

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Knott's Berry Farm Sold Just 8 Chicken Dinners for 65 Cents Each in 1934; 63 Years Later, the Theme Park Sold for $300 Million

What began with Cordelia Knott's 65-cent fried chicken dinners grew into one of California's most famous theme parks—and eventually a multimillion-dollar sale.

Buena Park, CA · 1d

decorhint.com

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This California Antique Shop Has Been Selling Rare Treasures Since 1888 And Is Still Family-Owned

Some businesses have been around so long that their history is almost as interesting as what they sell. But this one has a few stories that sound almost too unusual to be true. For starters, its earliest customers weren’t shopping for antiques at all. The business began with something...

Pasadena, CA · 2d

Robb Report

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This $14 Million Equestrian Estate Sits Within a Double-Gated Orange County Community

Coto de Caza is one of Orange County’s oldest, most exclusive guard-gated communities, where The Real Housewives reality TV franchise was famously born. Although it has frequently been in the spotlight, Coto still offers plenty of private oases. Tucked away on the northeast side, Los Ranchos Estates is a separate gated enclave of about 75 homes—the majority of which sit on multi-acre lots zoned for horses. One of those equestrian estates deserves its own close-up. Art Week NYC Has Officially Kicked Off at the Met Built in 1981 but since renovated, the spread at 31742 Contijo Way comprises an 8,400-square-foot main residence, a one-bedroom guest house, and a one-bedroom barn. The three-acre grounds offer an equestrian’s essentials—a four-stall barn with a tack room, office, and saloon set beside a riding arena and three pastures—plus a couple of resort-style touches like a pool and spa. An aerial view of the three-acre compound with equestrian amenities. Brandon Beechler The property has been on and off the market since September 2012, but last sold in November 2025 for $6.3 million, Zillow shows . It returned to market in October with a new asking price of $13.99 million. Ariana Gaffoglio and Nick Duran of

Orange County, CA · 3d

Los Angeles Times

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Cancer institute backed by Larry Ellison plans major layoffs in Los Angeles

A notice filed last week shows the Ellison Medical Institute in West L.A. will permanently cut 88 positions in the new year.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

ABC7

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La Crescenta residents cite fire evacuation concerns in battle against affordable housing project

Concerned residents and La Crescenta city leaders are urging Los Angeles County to take another look at a proposed five-story affordable housing site. They say Briggs Avenue and Foothill Boulevard offer only one way out, and with the proposed development, there would be a dangerous evacuation bottleneck and no safe way to escape danger. The neighborhood is in an area designated as a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone by the state fire marshal. The proposed five-story apartment complex would replace an 80-year-old motel at the corner of Briggs Avenue and Foothill Boulevard. The development would include 66 units and potentially house hundreds of residents. Tatyana Esmaelian, a La Crescenta resident, said the location could create serious problems during a wildfire evacuation. “I see this as a disaster happening, where it’s a repeat of Palisades Fire meets Eaton Fire, where people will get gridlocked to come out,” Esmaelian said. Residents say the intersection is already a potential evacuation choke point. Above the proposed development are already hundreds of homes, with Briggs Avenue serving as a primary evacuation route. Chris Kilpatrick of the Crescenta Valley Town Council called the proposed location particularly problematic. “This is probably the worst place in the

Los Angeles County, CA · 1d

ncw.news

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What Should Landlords Ask Before Hiring A Property Manager? Advice From A Los Angeles Broker

Hiring a property manager is one of the biggest decisions a landlord makes, whether the rental is in a small town or a major city. Jesse Sasomsup helps owners make that decision in Los Angeles, California, a market where local rental rules change often and a misstep can be costly.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

hoodline.com

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Rainbow Housing Buys Norwalk Senior Tower for $41.9M

A 185-unit senior apartment tower in Norwalk has traded hands for $41.9 million, with Rainbow Housing picking up the age-restricted property at a price of $226,678 per unit. The building, known as Norwalk Tower Apartments, sits about 16 miles from downtown Los Angeles and is reserved for residents aged 62 and older earning at or below 50 percent of the area median income.

Norwalk, CA · 1d

cerritosinformer.com

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Brown Bag Cookies Opens in Cerritos

Originally based in Los Angeles, brown bag cookies has opened its second Southern California location in Cerritos. The new shop offers handcrafted pastries, specialty drinks and other goods to the community. The bakery, located at 17206 Norwalk Blvd., recently held its soft opening. The brown bag cookies is known for...

Cerritos, CA · 1d

NBC Los Angeles

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Things to do this weekend: Space Shuttle Endeavour's towering new home opens

Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center opens: Fly to the stars, we can, at least in our daydreams. But we can also make our way to Exposition Park and the sensational state-of-the-art structure housing Space Shuttle Endeavour. The orbiter's new home has been years in the making — you'll recall its epic slow-roll from LAX to California Science Center nearly 15 years ago — and there are hundreds of dazzling displays, hand-on exhibits, and educational stations to engage visitors. Oh yes: The shuttle is now in launch position, something that may simultaneously drop jaws and inspire "wows" from those in the vicinity. The center debuts Nov. 13 and tickets are free (there is a $4 fee when booked online).

Pasadena, CA · 2d

The Daily Address - Los Angeles

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Inside the $3.25 Million Pasadena Glass Pavilion That’s Still Studied in Architecture Classes Today

Case Study architect Craig Ellwood’s restored 1965 Pasadena glass pavilion, the iconic Kubly House, hits the market for $3.25 million.

Pasadena, CA · 1d

The Hollywood Reporter

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Microsoft Goes Down, and the Media Business Takes Off Early

It’s not just you: The Runyon Canyon and Baldwin Hills trails are unusually busy. The New Jersey Transit trains to Montclair and Metro North trains to Westchester really are more crowded. Xbox Slashing 3,200 Jobs In "Most Significant Restructure" in Platform's History The media business took off early on Thursday, and the bosses can blame Microsoft. The tech giant suffered a stunning global outage Thursday, putting Outlook, Teams, CoPilot and online version of Word, Excel and other software on ice, and work grinding (mostly) to a halt. Inside one midtown Manhattan media office, one employee said that as soon as it became clear the services weren’t coming back soon, folks headed for the door, braving the rain to try and get home early. Inside one newsroom, the programming and newsgathering had to go on, but one staffer said that the conversations migrated to Slack and text chains. The media business may still rely on old-fashioned technology: Film reels, cable wires and broadcast spectrum, but the internet has become its backbone, and an outage of this scale can grind an industry (or in this case much of the economy) to a halt. AI Companies Sold Us Their Vision of the Future

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

altadena-now.com

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Edison to Hold Pasadena Meeting Thursday on Eaton Fire Claims, Critics Call Offers Inadequate

Utility reports more than $1.1 billion offered ahead of its Nov. 30 claim deadline; survivor advocates and plaintiffs’ lawyers say the program pays too little. Southern California Edison will hold an in-person community meeting Thursday, Nov. 12, in Pasadena to answer survivors’ questions about its Eaton Fire compensation program before the program stops accepting claims Nov. 30.

Pasadena, CA · 2d

dailytitan.com

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Anaheim sets July 2027 deadline for A-Town developer to revise stalled housing deals

Anaheim City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday, with Mayor Ashleigh Aitken opposing, to terminate its A-Town development agreement with PT Metro, LLC on July 31, 2027, unless amendments addressing the project's performance milestones are adopted by then. The discussion of the development agreement on Tuesday was the required public hearing mandated...

Anaheim, CA · 1d

ocbc.org

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Orange County Business Council Welcomes New Board Members

“As Orange County continues to grow and evolve, it’s more important than ever to bring together leaders who are committed to shaping its future,” said Jeffrey Ball, president and chief executive officer of OCBC. “These new board members represent the expertise, vision and collaborative spirit that will help keep our region among the nation’s strongest and most dynamic economies.”

Orange County, CA · 1d

whatnow.com

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H Mart May Be Planning Laguna Hills Location

H Mart may be preparing to open a new supermarket in Laguna Hills, according to a social media post by @926oc on Instagram. The potential development has drawn attention to the Korean-American grocery chain’s possible expansion into the Orange County community. The post identifies a potential connection between the...

Laguna Hills, CA · 1d

Hey SoCal / Civic News

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Anaheim council approves $955M solar deal, appoints city manager

Anaheim is committing to a nearly billion-dollar clean-energy purchase that will power roughly 75,000 homes for two decades, a decision the City Council made Tuesday night along with appointing a new city manager. The council approved a 20-year agreement with Heartland Solar 1 LLC to buy power from a 150-megawatt...

Anaheim, CA · 2d