Kris Bel, of Concord, checks his smartphone from Grizzly Peak Boulevard in Oakland, California, on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019. A 2024 bill could …
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Victoria Ortiz was enjoying a turkey leg at a Disneyland France cafe with her husband and son two summers ago when her phone pinged. It was a text message from her boss: “Check your email.� So back at the hotel later that day, she dutifully interrupted her European vacation and fired up her computer. “It’s the rat race for sure � 100 percent the rat race,� Ortiz, 46, an accountant at a San ...
Free Application for Federal Student Aid was launched over the New Year's Day weekend after changes intended to make the vital document less c…
The new Free Application for Federal Student Aid � which launched over the New Year's weekend after a major face-lift that made it less cumbersome to fill out � has finally arrived but with some hiccups. The form was "soft launched," meaning it is only available online for small windows of time, leaving families refreshing browsers and frustrated that they couldn't fill it out at their ...
A retired 30-year veteran of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department fishes behind his new home on a man-made pond at the Legacy planned c…
Brad Pike spends time in his home office the day after being elected mayor on Dec. 6, 2023, in Eagle. (Gina Ferazzi/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
Longtime resident Jane Klosterman feeds one of her goats on her property next to a new housing development in Eagle. Klosterman owned 40 acres…
Mayoral incumbent Jason Pierce rallies with his supporters on election night in Eagle, Idaho. (Gina Ferazzi/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
Jorge Grajeda, a retired Long Beach police officer, in his home office near Eagle, Idaho. When Grajeda visited Idaho he was struck by how safe…
A horse grazes next to a new housing development in Eagle. (Gina Ferazzi/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
