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Judge Richard Egan, a notable name in San Juan Capistrano, was involved in the Civil War and spent time in ...

In her latest Moments in Time column, historian Jan Siegel expresses her outrage over the removal of historic furniture from ...

Equestrian and Fiesta Association volunteer Ben Dixon details his work getting horses prepared for the Swallows Day Parade, known as ...

By Tom Blake In my previous column, Ben, 63, a widower of two years, described his relationship with Abby, one ...

Guest opinion by Marlene Holmquist Each year, the Pantone Color Institute unleashes their pick for “The Color of the Year” ...

By Alexandra “Sandy” Exelby Government and nongovernment policies are attacking the complex problems of climate change. The Inflation Reduction Act includes ...

By Gina Cousineau Facts are facts. By losing only 5-10% of one’s body weight, our health will improve. But most ...

By Mark Loper I’ve been claiming for years that I’m descended from royalty, and for years my claims have elicited ...

by Dale Rosenfeldt In California, we have gone from the ridiculous to the absurd in education, energy, the environment and ...

By Tom Blake In writing this newspaper column, and my weekly eNewsletter blog, I am fortunate to hear from many ...

  By Tom Blake My partner, Greta, and I are on Day 21 of an 82-day cruise in Asia. Being ...

By Tom Blake  In my previous column, I wrote about an 82-day Grand Asia and Pacific cruise that my life ...

  Guest Opinion: On Life and Love after 50 by Tom Blake Twenty-four years ago, on July 7, 1994, my ...

By Jim Kempton “Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers ...

Megan Yoo Schneider By Megan Yoo Schneider The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is 435 miles from South Orange County, but the ...