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Glitter Bug Gold Buyers Releases Report on Precious Metals Trends in Orange County

Glitter Bug Gold Buyers Releases Report on Precious Metals Trends in Orange County

Glitter Bug Gold Buyers Releases Report on Precious Metals Trends in Orange County
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No, Strong Apple Earnings Do Not Automatically Prove AI Is Driving Upgrades

No, Strong Apple Earnings Do Not Automatically Prove AI Is Driving Upgrades

While Apple's latest earnings are impressive, a closer look at the numbers reveals the growth isn't from an AI-driven upgrade supercycle—at least, not yet.
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Battery storage in NY is safe. This is how we know that | Opinion

Battery storage in NY is safe. This is how we know that | Opinion

Battery storage — and the fire codes that help regulate BESS facilities — is safe in New York. I would know. I've responded to a BESS fire.
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Orange County Faces Potentially Worst West Nile Virus Season on Record

Orange County Faces Potentially Worst West Nile Virus Season on Record

Orange County officials are warning residents of a potentially severe West Nile virus season, with unprecedented levels of virus activity detected in mosquitoes across the county. The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District has reported positive virus samples in 16 cities, with the highest activity in the northwestern areas. Despite the increase in mosquito activity, no human cases have been confirmed. Residents are urged to use mosquito repellent and eliminate standing water to reduce the risk of transmission.
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Orange County Braces for Potentially Worst West Nile Virus Season Amid Rising Mosquito Activity

Orange County Braces for Potentially Worst West Nile Virus Season Amid Rising Mosquito Activity

Orange County officials are warning residents about an unprecedented level of West Nile virus activity in mosquitoes, suggesting this could be the worst season on record. The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District reports a significant increase in virus-positive mosquito samples, particularly in the northwestern areas like Fullerton, Anaheim, and Buena Park. Despite the heightened mosquito activity, no human cases have been confirmed yet. The virus is transmitted when mosquitoes bite infected birds and then humans. Residents are urged to use mosquito repellent and eliminate standing water to reduce mosquito breeding.
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Altria's Stock Declines Following Disappointing Q2 Results

Altria's Stock Declines Following Disappointing Q2 Results

Altria's Stock Declines Following Disappointing Q2 Results
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AI Bubble's Potential Burst Could Boost Gold as Investors Seek Value

AI Bubble's Potential Burst Could Boost Gold as Investors Seek Value

AI Bubble's Potential Burst Could Boost Gold as Investors Seek Value
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The Hidden iPhone Upgrade Signal That Could Redefine Apple Earnings

The Hidden iPhone Upgrade Signal That Could Redefine Apple Earnings

Wall Street once obsessed over iPhone unit sales, but a new, more powerful metric is revealing the true health of Apple's business.
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Construction of Orange County's First Veterans Cemetery Set to Begin

Construction of Orange County's First Veterans Cemetery Set to Begin

Orange County is set to begin construction on its first veterans' cemetery, with a $19 million budget approved for new infrastructure. The project, which has been in development for over a decade, will include two cemeteries: the Southern California State Veterans Cemetery and a public cemetery for allied veterans and first responders. Initially planned for Irvine, the cemetery will now be built in Gypsum Canyon, Anaheim. The project has received over $78 million in funding from federal, state, and county sources, marking a significant milestone for veterans' advocacy groups.
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Orange County Faces Aggressive Start to West Nile Virus Season

Orange County Faces Aggressive Start to West Nile Virus Season

Orange County is experiencing an unusually aggressive start to the West Nile Virus season, with a significant increase in virus activity compared to previous years. The Mosquito and Vector Control District has identified 206 mosquitoes testing positive for the virus, nearly nine times the number found during the same period last year. Despite the high number of infected mosquitoes, no human cases have been reported in 2026. The district is taking measures to control mosquito populations, including nighttime spraying and offering free property inspections to residents.
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High Surf and Erosion Cause Train Delays in Southern California

High Surf and Erosion Cause Train Delays in Southern California

Recent high surf and erosion have caused significant disruptions to train services between San Diego and Orange County. Over the weekend, water intrusion led to interference with the communications systems that Metrolink and Amtrak trains rely on, resulting in delays. The interference required restricted speeds and flagging south of the San Clemente Pier Station. Additionally, erosion of the gravel ballast beneath the tracks necessitated emergency repairs, including the replacement of several truckloads of ballast. Amtrak had to cancel two Pacific Surfliner trains due to severe washout conditions. The high surf is expected to continue through Thursday, potentially causing further operational impacts. Metrolink and other agencies are monitoring the situation closely and have increased the frequency of track inspections to ensure safety.
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California Rent Cap Increases Amid Rising Inflation, Affecting Tenants

California Rent Cap Increases Amid Rising Inflation, Affecting Tenants

In California, the allowable rent increases for many tenants in the Greater Los Angeles area are set to rise starting August 1, 2026. This change is due to the California Tenant Protection Act of 2019, which adjusts rent caps annually based on regional inflation data. The recent consumer price index for the Los Angeles area showed a 3.7% increase, allowing landlords to raise rents by an additional 5%, resulting in a new cap of 8.7% for Los Angeles and Orange counties. This is a slight increase from the previous year's cap of 8.0%. The law applies to renters in mobile homes and apartments over 15 years old, excluding newer properties and single-family homes unless owned by corporations. Local jurisdictions like Los Angeles and other cities have stricter rent control measures, with caps as low as 3%.