Daxon: Brea Gallery imagines America in 2126
Terri Daxon is a freelance writer and the owner of Daxon Marketing Communications. She gives her perspective on Brea issues twice a month.
Thinking about getting a reverse mortgage? Read this Q&A first
Borrowers get to skip monthly mortgage payments but still must pay for insurance, their property taxes and maintain their home.
Real estate news: Crystal View Apartments in Garden Grove sell for $132.5M; new owners to expand affordable units
The new owners are extending the existing affordability for 20% of the complex units while also expanding affordable rents to 30% more.
Trump expands a voluntary pledge to protect consumers from high utility bills from AI data centers
President Donald Trump is having governors and electricity companies join a pledge aimed at shielding U.S. consumers from higher utility bills because data centers.
Salman Rushdie testifies at the terrorism trial of the man convicted of stabbing him
Salman Rushdie has testified for the second time about being stabbed nearly to death four years ago in a western New York amphitheater.
7 Rams training camp questions: Will Aaron Donald un-retire?
Topics include the potential return of the legendary defensive tackle, rookie QB Ty Simpson, a third wide receiver emerging and improving special teams.
Rams training camp preview: Defense must shine after major upgrades
After defensive struggles were exposed the past two postseasons, GM Les Snead went all-in with blockbuster trades for DE Myles Garrett and CB Trent McDuffie.
Fullerton council choses budget option with significant cuts to close shortfall
Other options would have relied on using the city's meager reserves. This budget will cut 35 vacant positions and make other service reductions.
Wisconsin governor calls for transparency after Madison officer fatally shoots man with knife
The police shooting death of a man with a knife has roiled a Wisconsin city and prompted the governor to call for transparency and accountability in any investigation.
Last winter’s extreme snow drought was a sign of the West’s future, Colorado study finds
The lack of snow has translated this summer to parched rivers, increased wildfire risk and more.