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51+ min ago (140+ words) Taiwanese restaurant group chain Din Tai Fung will be debuting in Brea next year, according to BreaNOW. It's one of many new offerings expected to launch at the location as part of the mall's revitalization project. Its address will be 1401 Brea Mall Lane. A PR representative for the company told What Now OC the new outpost will be 13,000 square feet and feature seating for 300 guests. It is expected to open sometime in the summer. Founded in 1958 in Taiwan, the eatery began as a small cooking oil shop before making dumplings and becoming a restaurant in 1974. Today, the chain operates across the United States, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, China, and Thailand. Katie Porter | November 8, 2025 Katie Porter | June 7, 2025 riya yadav | December 10, 2025...

1+ hour, 32+ min ago (1698+ words) Two images bookend Santa Margarita Catholic High School's improbable journey from 2024's scandal-ridden 5-7 season to a spot in the CIF State Open Division championship showdown with De La Salle on Saturday night and a game that has attracted national attention. One is after Santa Margarita's 42-7 victory against Centennial in the CIF Southern Section Division I title game, first-year head coach Carson Palmer, the former Eagles standout, USC Heisman Trophy winner, NFL All-Pro quarterback, kneeling beside his players at the center of the Rose Bowl, leading the team in the "Our Father." The second is the portrait revealed in court documents, police reports, interviews and emails of a 15-year-old, sophomore Santa Margarita football player allegedly being held down against his will by Eagles teammates in September 2024, while he was sexually assaulted by other players. Santa Margarita principal Cheri Wood later admitted…...

2+ hour, 33+ min ago (754+ words) What is most telling is that Mrs Kirk and TPUSA have abandoned her late husband's desire to separate Turning Point USA from Israeli and Jewish lobby influence. To the contrary, Mrs Kirk came out on one of her recent TV appearances talking about TPUSA's AmericaFest Shabbat dinner. She also lied in a Glenn Beck interview that her husband had never received any death threats " in fact he had, as confirmed by his close associate Frank Turek. "I texted him and said "I hope you've increased your security detail'. He texted me back and said "I have. I know they want me dead'," said Turek. A Facebook promotion for the shabbat dinner states: "Charlie Kirk's new book, "Stop in the Name of God,' powerfully reaffirms a truth he championed for years: Christian Zionism is a cornerstone of the unwavering defense of…...

2+ hour, 58+ min ago (418+ words) Authored by Jacob Burg via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The Trump administration said on Dec. 10 that it would transfer roughly 760 acres of public land along the U.S.-Mexico border in California to the Navy for three years to support border security operations. While announcing the decision Wednesday, the Interior Department said the land would become part of a "National Defense Area," or militarized zone, to bolster immigration enforcement. The land stretches from roughly a mile west of the California-Arizona state line to the western edge of the Otay Mountain Wilderness Area in San Diego and Imperial counties, according to the Interior Department. "This corridor is one of the highest-traffic regions for unlawful crossings along the southern border, creating significant national security challenges and contributing to environmental degradation," the department said. The Interior Department said the land was originally set aside…...

3+ hour, 9+ min ago (202+ words) A new bill protecting children was introduced this week by U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, called the National Educator Safety and Accountability Act of 2025. It aims to protect, prevent and respond to educator sexual misconduct in schools. The legislation would establish a National Educator Misconduct and Discipline Registry to track offenders and create a federal task force on educator sexual misconduct. Hunt presented the bill Tuesday to the House of Representatives. Studies state 10% of children experience sexual misconduct or grooming by a school employee before graduation. That's around 5.2 million and 9.4 million U.S. public school students. This misconduct can result in lifelong consequences; negative physical, psychological and academic outcomes. There are no systems that exist to prevent employees dismissed for misconduct from moving to new districts undetected, according to Hunt. Arizona state Sen. Janae Shamp, R'Surprise, praised Hunt's proposal, as she has long…...

3+ hour, 12+ min ago (372+ words) Updated on: December 12, 2025 / 11:12 PM EST / CBS Boston A Massachusetts man says he narrowly escaped death after an alleged road rage shooting on I-495 and is now speaking publicly in hopes of generating new leads for investigators." Steven Burns was driving home from work on Nov. 4, coming through Marlboro, when he noticed a white truck tailgating him on the highway." Burns said he was going 75 miles-per-hour at the time, and the situation escalated after he refused to speed up. "He jumped from behind me and got parallel with me on the side of my vehicle and then tried to ram me off the road," Burns said." Burns said that he tried to maneuver away from the truck, but the driver continued to follow him. Moments later, Burns heard a gunshot. He called police and pulled over, where he discovered a bullet lodged…...

4+ hour, 37+ min ago (96+ words) Arizona's unemployment rate hit 4.2% in September, up 0.4% from a year prior. However the state still added over 37,000 jobs in the same time frame. Doug Walls is with the state's Office of Economic Opportunity. "Annual job gains were recorded in eight of Arizona's 12 major industry sectors, led by healthcare and social assistance, professional and business services, leisure and hospitality and financial activities," Walls said. Walls said the government, information, manufacturing, and trade and utilities sectors declined in year-over-year job numbers. Support for KJZZ's business coverage provided by...

5+ hour, 22+ min ago (986+ words) PHOENIX " The tractors are rolling, and construction crews are breaking ground. But a small rural Arizona community is trying to make it stop. RELATED: 'Veiled threat': Audio of Kinder Morgan executive prompts allegations by Arizona homeowners "I haven't really gotten an answer and that's the most aggravating part," said resident Michael Colasuonno. "This is about our families, our animals and our livelihood." Similar disputes have played out across the country as energy companies seek to expand natural gas infrastructure near communities. Studies show natural gas compressor stations release pollutants that may exceed federal standards. On Thursday, a spokesperson or the land department told 12News outside attorneys are reviewing appeals from Haystack homeowners, and the governor's office said a decision is coming. "ASLD's legal counsel is currently reviewing the letters received from Haystack Ranch residents. We understand that ASLD will be responding…...

6+ hour, 17+ min ago (214+ words) The two Central Texas locations will open in Boerne and in San Marcos. News about the Buc-ee's in San Marcos was also broken by the Statesman early this year: a 74,000-square-foot, $47 million location with 128 fueling positions. A press release cited in the coverage described the whole smorgasbord: "Texas barbeque, homemade fudge, kolaches, Beaver Nuggets, jerky and fresh pastries." That, of course, is not even to mention "the same award-winning restrooms, cheap gas, quality products and excellent service that have won the hearts, trust and business of millions for over 40 years." With groundbreaking already having taken place in January, the opening is planned for May 2026, at the intersection of Yarrington Road and I-35 (Frontage Road). "Ever since our inception in 1982, we have been committed to providing a clean, friendly, and in stock experience for our customers" says the Buc-ee's website. Regardless of…...

6+ hour, 53+ min ago (75+ words) In this extended interview, Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla of California and Republican Sen. Tim Sheehy of Montana sit down with CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett to discuss their bipartisan effort to improve wildfire disaster aid, how they view the Senate's health care stalemate and more. Extended interview: Padilla and Sheehy disagree on health care, immigration; agree on fixing forests Extended interview: Padilla and Sheehy disagree on health care, immigration; agree on fixing forests...