Proposition not-so-sweet 16
Proposition 16, misleadingly titled the Taxpayers Right to Vote Act, is–to put it quite frankly–a terrible initiative on California’s 2010 ballot propositions.
The new bigotry: overweight, obese, ostracized
Obesity has become America’s No. 1 enemy.
America has no shame in openly picking on people who are overweight.
Making a difference one planet at a time
During times of world disasters, earthquakes, oil spills and bad economy, there may seem to be no good left in this world.
On your march, get set, go for the OC Marathon
With the cold morning air filling the lungs of runners and the sound of the horn initiating the start, the OC Marathon held in Costa Mesa began at 6:30 a.m. on May 2.
Artists show off RCC’s creativity
As they shook their cans of spray paint and added the finishing touch to their murals, graffiti artists earned the eyes of spectators who were in awe of the beautiful art created in front of them.
The line of separation between tolerance and equality
You’re next, National Chip and Dip Day.
Anyone who has kept a close watch on the frequency of prayer in America would have noticed a blemish in the holiday calendar.
Bicyclists roll out for Tour de Riverside
Wheels were spinning, tires were turning and time clocks were ticking as cyclists put the pedal to the metal.
A breeze wafting off of Fairmount Lake in Riverside seemed to propel participants of the second annual Tour de Riverside bicycle ride to gather near the starting line.
Kiss my tiara: Miss USA stuns
Beauty pageants are known for a couple of things, and terrorism is not one of them
Outwalking all the rest who choose to run ahead
For most people, completing a marathon is a huge accomplishment.
For Yolanda Holder, it’s an every weekend event.
This year the Corona resident is pushing to beat the world record for most marathons ran in a single year.
A look from behind the lens
Not many people can say that they work with zombies one day, and Marilyn Monroe the next.