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NHM Commons Throws a Celebration for the Community at Natural History Museum

NHM Commons hosted a vibrant celebration at the Natural History Museum, attracting visitors from across Southern California. The event emphasized community engagement and showcased the museum's role in connecting with local neighborhoods.

Two ‘minor’ earthquakes, 3.5 and 3.4, reported near Fontana on Saturday

Two minor earthquakes, measuring 3.5 and 3.4, occurred near Fontana on Saturday, causing no reported damage. The quakes were closely spaced in time and location, highlighting the seismic activity in the area.

Camp Flog Gnaw 2024: From Odd Future memories to Chromakopia, these are the Saturday highlights

Camp Flog Gnaw 2024 continues to captivate audiences on November 17 with performances from renowned artists such as Erykah Badu and Playboi Carti, alongside a special tribute to MF DOOM. The event celebrates its roots in Odd Future's legacy while introducing a vibrant new experience known as Chromakopia.

How to save $2 million a day … and remove radioactive waste from earthquake country

Rep. Mike Levin's bipartisan bill could save San Onofre and other communities $2 million daily while addressing the pressing issue of radioactive waste management in earthquake-prone areas. Columnist Teri Sforza highlights the potential implications of this legislation for environmental safety and public health.

Two ‘minor’ earthquakes, 3.5 and 3.4, reported near Fontana on Saturday

Two minor earthquakes, measuring magnitudes of 3.5 and 3.4, were reported near Fontana on Saturday, November 16, 2024. Fortunately, no damage has been reported as a result of these quakes, which occurred very close to one another. The seismic events highlight the region's ongoing geological activity.

How to save $2 million a day … and remove radioactive waste from earthquake country

Rep. Mike Levin's bipartisan bill aims to save California $2 million daily while addressing the critical issue of radioactive waste disposal in earthquake-prone areas. This initiative has the potential to significantly benefit communities near the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station and enhance safety measures against environmental hazards.

Battle over clean water in Southern California pits inland against the coast

A contentious battle over clean water regulations in Southern California has emerged, particularly concerning the Santa Ana River and its impact on the Pacific Ocean. The costs associated with maintaining pollution standards are projected to reach billions, raising concerns about the balance between environmental protection and economic implications.

Oaks Christian recovers from rough start to beat San Juan Hills, advance to semifinals

Oaks Christian football team staged a remarkable comeback to defeat San Juan Hills, securing their place in the semifinals. Key players DeShonne Redeaux and Chase Moss made crucial plays, with Redeaux tying the game and Moss scoring the decisive touchdown. The victory highlights Oaks Christian's resilience and determination in the postseason.

What’s taking California so long to count its ballots from Election Day?

California's delayed ballot counting process following Election Day is primarily attributed to its commitment to vote-by-mail balloting, which has resulted in several races remaining too close to call. The article discusses the implications of this delay on electoral transparency and public trust in the voting process, emphasizing the challenges of managing a high volume of mail-in votes.

CIF-SS football playoffs: Schedule for all of the semifinals

The CIF Southern Section football playoffs are set to feature semifinals matchups, showcasing the exciting competition among local high school teams. This article provides a detailed schedule, highlighting key games and teams to watch. Fans can expect intense action as the playoffs progress.

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