Miller Sanford Travis Kelce pulled out all the stops for Taylor Swift’s 35th birthday Friday night, Page Six has exclusively learned. We’re told the pop superstar and Kansas City Chief tight end, also 35, rang in the milestone at a private celebration “just them two.” “He got her a ton of gifts,” a source exclusively tells Page … Read more
Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, right, talks with homeowner Bruce Breslau following a legislative oversight hearing held by the state insurance commissioner at LA City Hall. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times) Bruce Breslau has lived in his Chatsworth condo since 2009 and figures that last year he and his partner paid $1,200 in fees to help keep … Read more
Nets guard Keon Johnson NBAE via Getty Images At the start of last season, Keon Johnson was unemployed and just hoping for a two-way contract. Now? He’s sitting on a multi-year deal with the Nets, squarely in Jordi Fernandez’s rotation and shooting away for a coach who keeps encouraging him to let it fly. But … Read more
(Associated Press) Good morning. It’s Friday, April 12. Here’s what you need to know to start your day. What will the city do about traffic once the Olympics arrive? L.A. has handled it before O.J. Simpson, whose murder trial riveted and divided the world, has died Eight of the best classic tuna melt sandwiches in … Read more
The NYPD has a fleet of at least 109 drones that could be called into service in the face of recent incursions in the skies over New York and New Jersey. The sightings are being investigated by the Joint Terrorism Task Force, an NYPD official said. “We have NYPD detectives as well as FBI agents … Read more
It was good to see Jerry Brown again — the spontaneous guy with some humor and wit. He reminded many who were around back in the 1970s of who he is and showed others who never knew him why people have always found him so interesting. Until Tuesday night’s debate at UC Davis with Republican … Read more
The ‘Johnny Appleseed of election fraud’ wants to upend voting in America. Why he’s focused on California Douglas Frank grinned as a high-pitched whine filled the sanctuary of a small Hemet church. Holding an aluminum rod he said represented America, Frank quickly passed his fingertips over the metal, causing it to vibrate and build resonance. … Read more
It can be an odd thing having Nancy Pelosi as your next-door neighbor. Especially when the House minority leader and her husband open up their bucolic Northern California estate and vineyard on the banks of the Napa River to the likes of Google’s Eric Schmidt, wealthy environmental activist Tom Steyer and Gov. Jerry Brown. “When … Read more
While praised for his bipartisan judicial selections, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has come under fire from Latino legal groups for a lack of racial diversity in his appointments to the bench. On Thursday, the governor announced the appointment of four new Los Angeles County judges: former federal prosecutor Ray G. Jurado; defense attorney and former Los … Read more
In the race to attract the best employees, American companies have always played to win. Apple pays millions to poach star executives and Nvidia spares no expense to hire top AI researchers. Why? Because hiring the best and brightest on skill and ability is the secret sauce to American innovation. Sadly, some companies have rejected … Read more
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