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My name is Tara Shor, and I’m the founder and esthetician behind Shorrbeauty, a corrective skincare studio in Orange County, California. What started as a passion for skincare has grown into something much bigger than I ever imagined. I’ve always loved helping people feel good about themselves, and I quickly realized that skincare gave me …
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An Orange County businessman who repeatedly lied to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security about efforts to give a foreign nation sophisticated infrared and ultraviolet camouflaging capability paint used by U.S. armed forces hoped for punishment leniency. Jay Soh, a 1983 immigrant from South Korea, argued for no prison time because he and his wife …
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When mistakes are made in the wild, wacky world of journalism, it’s usually always the writer’s fault (sometimes, it’s an error by an editor; but we’re not supposed to talk about that). But in THIS case, it’s absolutely someone else’s fault: that of John Reed, whose play All The World’s a Grave: a …
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The 2018 World Beer Cup took place on May 3rd in Nashville, Tennessee and the results are in: Orange County rules! Congratulations to all our local breweries in recording the best WBC ever, a total of fourteen medals. The World Beer Cup was founded in 1996 to celebrate the art and science of brewing, including beers …
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Has anyone or anything done comparatively so little and become so iconic as the brothers Mario and Luigi? Okay, lots of things have (hello, Kardashian World Order and all other shitbirds who have no talent or spark other than cultivating the cult of personality). But be that as it may, Mario, the mustachioed, red-capped, blue-overall-clad …
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Much like the Clippers game, it was quite a spread at the end of Sunday’s head-to-head competition between the Veterans and Rookies. The team lead by Dean Kim and Sandro Nardone won their friendly wager with Rookie captains Brent Omeste and Chad Urata with an ending score of Rookies 60, Veterans 175. For those who …
The cannabis industry made solid chess moves in California Tuesday night—and we’re not just talking about the approval of Prop. 64. Voters in Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa and Long Beach faced decisions that would determine the fate of medical marijuana within their cities. Laguna Beach’s Measure KK, a citizen-backed initiative rescinding the ban on medical …
The cannabis industry made solid chess moves in California Tuesday night—and we’re not just talking about the approval of Prop. 64. Voters in Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa and Long Beach faced decisions that would determine the fate of medical marijuana within their cities. Laguna Beach’s Measure KK, a citizen-backed initiative rescinding the ban on medical …
The cannabis industry made solid chess moves in California Tuesday night—and we’re not just talking about the approval of Prop. 64. Voters in Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa and Long Beach faced decisions that would determine the fate of medical marijuana within their cities. Laguna Beach’s Measure KK, a citizen-backed initiative rescinding the ban on medical …
Even rookie cops know they can’t ethically question an arrested criminal suspect who invokes the constitutional right to consult an attorney, but Laguna Beach police botched the long-established rule during a 2009 murder investigation. A three-justice panel at the California Court of Appeal announced this month that detectives should have “immediately” stopped questioning Matthew Thomas Dragna …
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Even rookie cops know they can’t ethically question an arrested criminal suspect who invokes the constitutional right to consult an attorney, but Laguna Beach police botched the long-established rule during a 2009 murder investigation. A three-justice panel at the California Court of Appeal announced this month that detectives should have “immediately” stopped questioning Matthew Thomas Dragna …
Continue reading “Sloppy Police Work Results In Reversal of Conviction In Laguna Beach Murder”