Author: OCCLIPPER Editorial Team

For a while now, Stanton officials have been adopting a host of policies aimed at cracking down on businesses and properties they say have become a hub for drugs, prostitution and other illegal activity. 

Calif., [Sept. 28, 2026] — Rady Children’s Health Orange County (Rady Children’s), formerly CHOC, announced today that Payam Saadai, MD, FACS, FAAP, will join its Fetal Care Center of Southern California as a fetal surgeon, bringing extensive experience in fetal and pediatric surgery, research and the development of specialized clinical programs

1 of 2 Starbucks closed the store at 291 E. Hospitality Lane in San Bernardino over the weekend. The company said it was making an effort to relocate employees to other Starbucks locations. (Fielding Buck, San Bernardino Sun/SCNG) Expand

A chemistry lab at Cal State Fullerton is running tests on soil samples from one South Orange County town where a string of children have been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, The Orange County Register reported

Some Laguna Beach residents could soon see less wires hanging in their local skyline as Southern California Edison officials are burying power lines throughout the city – but utility wires, like phone and cable, will remain. 

TYLER HIGBEE leaps across the goal line to get the Rams’ first TD of Sunday’s game against the Broncos (Abigail Dean/Rams photo).

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A powerful nor’easter continued to lash parts of the U.S. East Coast on Sunday, after its arrival earlier in the weekend brought a fierce combination of heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous waves to multiple states in its path. 

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania said Saturday that it’s “entirely possible” his party could win control of the Senate in the midterm elections, but he also left the door open on his own political future. 

The tug of war over energy production between several states and the federal government continued Friday when the U.S. Department of Energy renewed an emergency order to keep a Colorado coal-fired power plant operating months after it was scheduled to shut down during a transition to clean energy