Miller Sanford Solar power glut boosts California electric bills. Other states reap the benefits California is making so much solar energy that large commercial operators are increasingly forced to stop production, raising questions about the state’s costly plan to shift entirely to carbon-free sources of electricity. In the last 12 months, California’s solar farms have curtailed production … Read more
The next step in Daniel Jones’ career is beginning to come into focus. The 27-year-old veteran quarterback — who was released by the Giants on Friday and officially waived on Saturday — is expected to clear waivers Monday and have a new home on a one-year deal, sooner rather than later, according to ESPN’s Adam … Read more
Students hosting a meal as part of a culinary apprenticeship program in Pasadena. (Liz Moughon / Los Angeles Times) Donald Trump had the right idea about education during his first administration: Judge potential employees by their skills and experience, not their degrees. Open up a world of bright futures to people who don’t have a … Read more
Illegal migrants, mostly from Ecuador, have commandeered choice spots in Manhattan to sell $10 plates of chicken and rice on the street. Leonardo Munoz A dingy Brooklyn restaurant with a laundry list of revolting health violations is at the center of an illegal vending scheme involving dozens of migrant women, who hawk meals made in … Read more
If exercise pushes you so far outside your comfort zone that physical activity is associated with pain more than pleasure, there’s little motivation to get off the couch. Once exercise becomes coupled with discomfort, getting reluctant exercisers to find pleasure and enjoyment in physical activity is an uphill battle.Photo by John Raoux /AP Postmedia may … Read more
Notre Dame Fighting Irish wide receiver Kevin Stepherson crosses the goal line for a first-half touchdown as Army Black Knights cornerback Elijah Riley defends in November 2016. (Ken Murray / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) On Saturday at Yankee Stadium, Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish (ranked No. 6 before the game) played Army’s Black Knights (No. … Read more
Last season, UC Irvine finished 9-9 and in fifth place in the Big West Conference. This year, the Anteaters could go 10-8, end up in a five-way tie for third and, because of complicated tiebreaker rules, be the seventh-seeded team in the conference tournament. Irvine (11-14 overall, 8-8 in the Big West) got more bad … Read more
Vic Fangio (right), shown after a preseason game in L.A. and currently the Eagles defensive coordinator, had a pivotal encounter with Rams coach Sean McVay in 2018 as the Bears’ coordinator. (Mark J. Terrill / Associated Press) Sean McVay schemed against Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio only once as the Rams’ coach. It did … Read more
Acting Atty. Gen. Matthew Whitaker jokingly asks for questions as he leaves a news conference where no questions were allowed Thursday in Nashville, Tenn. (Mark Humphrey / AP) Iowa attorney Matthew Whitaker had an audacious plan to land a plum federal job in 2017 — appearing regularly as a conservative pundit on cable TV shows … Read more
A 23-year-old Huntington Beach man was sentenced Friday to the maximum 25 years to life in prison for the murder of a former employer who had denied him a document needed for income tax purposes. Kevin Kristiansen was convicted of the July 11, 1987, murder of Annette Robertson, 51, who had employed Kristiansen as a … Read more
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