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‘Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living’ to open at LACMA

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will open “Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living” on Nov. 15 in the Resnick Pavilion, examining the architect’s contributions to Southern California through projects ranging from public housing to the Beverly Hills Hotel. The exhibition runs through May 31, 2027.

Los Angeles, CA · 18h
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San Bernardino's Historic California Theatre Continues Its Role as a Center for Arts, Entertainment and Community Pride

Its ornate interior, historic architecture and prominent place in the downtown landscape tell a story that extends well beyond entertainment. The theater reflects generations of community gatherings, changing artistic traditions and efforts to preserve San Bernardino's cultural identity. Opened in 1928, the California Theatre emerged during an era when grand...

San Bernardino, CA · 2d
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Stater Bros. Charities donates $50,000 to MSJC Food Pantry

Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) received a generous $50,000 donation from Stater Bros. Charities to support its Eagles Landing Food 4 Thought Pantries, strengthening the college’s efforts to combat food insecurity and help students meet their basic needs so they can focus on their education and achieve their goals.

San Jacinto, CA · 2d
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Rehab Recruiters Targeted Patients With Lucrative Insurance, Prosecutors Say

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles father and son accused of using addiction treatment centers to collect millions of dollars for sham care pleaded not guilty Thursday to federal fraud and kickback charges. Nathan Young, 39, and his father, David Young, 71, allegedly recruited vulnerable people from across the country to treatment programs in Southern California and elsewhere. Prosecutors say recruiters targeted people whose insurance would pay the most.Over six years, the operation allegedly billed private insurance companies more than $1.6 billion and collected more than $210 million. The Department of Justice calls it the "largest substance abuse treatment fraud scheme ever prosecuted."Both men entered their pleas Thursday in federal court in downtown Los Angeles. A trial in the case against the father-and-son operation was tentatively scheduled for Dec. 15.According to prosecutors, the Youngs controlled dozens of purported addiction treatment companies in the Los Angeles area. They allegedly directed patient recruiters, known as body brokers, to target people experiencing homelessness and people attending 12-step programs.The indictment alleges recruiters offered illegal incentives to bring patients into the programs. Those offers included free flights, money, apartments, hotel stays, cars and gift cards. Patients were also allegedly offered marijuana, cigarettes and illegal drugs,

Los Angeles, CA · 18h

Los Angeles Times

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Bring out your umbrellas. Cooling temperatures and scattered showers start Thursday night

Temperatures are expected to drop about 10 degrees across SoCal Thursday night and into the weekend, combined with scattered showers.

Los Angeles County, CA · 16h

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Pasadena Temperatures Set to Drop as Rain Arrives Tonight

A significant cooling trend will begin in Pasadena today as temperatures fall from around 80 degrees Thursday to the upper 60s by the weekend, while multiple rounds of rain move through the city from tonight into early Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. Thursday will start the transition from...

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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West Valley Water District Celebrates Winners of 2026 Annual Poster Contest

West Valley Water District (WVWD) proudly celebrated the winners of its 2026 Annual Poster Contest, recognizing talented young artists from across the District’s service area. This year’s theme, “Being a Water Superhero Means…”, encouraged students to showcase their creativity while illustrating the importance of saving water and inspiring others to become water-saving superheroes in their own communities.

Rialto, CA · 1d

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Honoring Stars in the Community

Every year the Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce honors a business, an organization and residents who have gone above and beyond to support the community. At the recognition dinner, Kevin Somes – who has served as the chamber president for 19 years – first called the chamber’s annual meeting to order. He reviewed their recent activities and shared about the upcoming Christmas tree lighting.

Running Springs, CA · 2d

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Five Water Agencies Complete $169 Million Regional Water Reliability Program

RIVERSIDE — After more than a decade of collaboration, five Southern California water agencies are celebrating the completion of a $169 million regional water management program. The program is designed to strengthen water supply reliability, restore critical habitat throughout the Santa Ana River watershed, and, on the brink of what is anticipated to be the most significant El Niño winter in recent history, optimize saving water in years of plenty to prepare for years of drought.

Riverside County, CA · 2d

Motor1.com

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Want To Drive A Rally Car? DirtFish Is Heading To Willow Springs

The legendary rally school is heading to Willow Springs this winter, letting drivers get sideways in rally-prepped Subaru BRZs.

Willow Springs, CA · 1d

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Cal State San Bernardino to overhaul science center

Cal State San Bernardino has received a federal grant of nearly $5 million that it will use to expand and rebrand its Science Success Center. The revenue from the U.S. Department of Labor will transform the center into the Science Career Success Center, to be known informally as SC² according to a statement on the university’s website.

San Bernardino, CA · 2d

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Growing into Clara: Charlotte Hopper’s ‘Nutcracker’ journey

As the holiday season approaches, dancers across the country prepare to bring “The Nutcracker” to life, continuing a tradition that has enchanted audiences for generations. While the story remains much the same, each year’s production offers something new through the young performers who step into its beloved characters.

Lake Arrowhead, CA · 23h

DMR News

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The Taylor Weiner Team Gives Self-Employed Southern California Borrowers a Path Forward After a Bank Says No

Seal Beach mortgage team powered by Lower, LLC focuses on non-QM home loans for business owners, 1099 contractors and real estate investors across California The Taylor Weiner Team, a Seal Beach mortgage team led by Sr. Mortgage Advisor Taylor Weiner (NMLS 263090) and powered by Lower, LLC (NMLS 1124061), is putting its focus on non-QM […]

Seal Beach, CA · 1d