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- Sep 17, 2026
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California hot spots make NYT’s best restaurants of 2026 list (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Five California restaurants were honored on a new, national list of the best restaurants in the United States — from a casual San Diego County taqueria to the casual offshoot of a pioneering East Bay farm-to-table eatery. Published annually by the New York Times, the unranked list of fifty spots from coast to coast is comprised of the editors’ “favorite places in America right now,” and leans heavily towards what’s new and exciting — though classi
SoCal brews up a storm on US best coffee cities list — beating Seattle and SF (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The SoCal city’s surging coffee culture has catapulted the coastal burg past Los Angeles — and caffeine-loving Seattle, and San Francisco, too — to number four in a new national ranking of the best US cities for those who love a cup of joe. The java jolting news comes via the researchers at WalletHub, who used 12 key indicators of “coffee lover-friendliness” to compile their list. The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.
Malibu sinkhole swallows access to best-kept secret SoCal beach below celebrity homes (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The headline-making sinkhole threatening to swallow a string of luxury homes on the city’s star-studded E. Sea Level Dr. has now claimed another casualty — public access to one of the LA area’s best, secret beaches. Long overlooked by most visitors to the elite SoCal coastal paradise, secluded Lechuza Beach — just below the suddenly precarious palaces, one of them owned by actor Nicolas Cage — is closed indefinitely. The biggest news, opinion and
Metrolink’s fare hike is here — why the train is still a top SoCal travel hack as gas prices soar (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Metrolink may be hiking its prices — but to anyone paying for gas in Los Angeles, a ride on Southern California’s regional commuter rail network is still sounding like a big bargain. The agency has announced the first fare bump in thirteen years — amounting to a 14% increase on the average one-way ticket, and by a couple of bucks each for the systemwide SoCal Day Pass, which right now costs as little as $10. Starting on Oct. 5, it’ll cost you more
Easily hack your PTO to almost double your vacation time in 2027 — here’s how (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. If you made it as far as Labor Day with some vacation time left in your measly annual allotment, count yourself lucky — you’re doing better than most Americans. With employers still not required by Washington to provide US workers with any specific number of days to kick back and relax, many of us are forced to content ourselves with the ten days or so our employers often begrudgingly grant. Stretching that out to last from spring breaks to summer
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