Californians desperate to get a Double-Double without braving In-N-Out’s famously long lines are taking to the burger black market. The famously old-school chain doesn’t allow for the usual delivery apps, or even for advance orders, leaving fans with no choice to show up in person to feed their cravings. But now, a growing whisper network … Read more
Despite his shoebox Manhattan apartment, FDNY firefighter Jason Charles has somehow squeezed in $10,000 worth of doomsday supplies — enough to survive hurricanes, devastating floods, a second pandemic and, if things really go off the rails, the end of the world. Charles has never actually experienced a life-altering catastrophe. But that hasn’t stopped him from … Read more
Olivia Culpo’s family is secretly hoping the bun in her oven is a boy. During an exclusive interview with the California Post on Monday, Culpo’s younger sister, Sophia, revealed that “across the board” she and her relatives are wishing for Culpo and her San Francisco 49ers star husband Christian McCaffrey to welcome a son into … Read more
Want a paws-itive outlook on life? Get a cat. A new study reveals a surprising twist in the feline world: having more cats around might boost a country’s happiness — unless those kitties are carrying a cat-astrophic parasite. The 93-country investigation uncovered a bizarre contradiction: nations with higher cat densities report overall higher happiness levels, … Read more
One in three Americans judge others based on their coffee preferences, according to a new study. The poll of 1,586 U.S. coffee drinkers found nearly a quarter (23%) equally have coffee orders they only get in secret, due to believing they themselves would be judged. One respondent swears by adding maple syrup and peanuts before … Read more
This small California tunnel has a long history. Just off Highway 1, the Partington Cove Trail leads hikers to one of the Golden State’s most stunning coastal vistas, with rugged views of a wave-battered beach and turquoise waters. But getting there requires a trek through a 60-foot, hand-carved passageway. Sign up for the California Morning … Read more
San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey’s talent isn’t limited to the football field. He also appears to be a solid singer. McCaffrey’s pregnant wife, Olivia Culpo, proved as much with a wholesome video she posted to her Instagram on Sunday. Olivia Culpo posted a video of her husband, Christian McCaffrey, singing San Francisco 49ers … Read more
BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier went viral for all the wrong reasons after the Cougars’ 28-17 win over Arizona in Week 2. During the Fox Sports broadcast, college football analyst Robert Griffin III claimed Bachmeier told him that his family sometimes eats dinner together without their clothes. The former NFL quarterback took it there when the … Read more
Stephanie Corn was shopping for shoes in Houston when a terrifying realization stopped her cold: She had no idea where she was. Frightened, she ducked into a dressing room and called her now-ex-husband to pick her up. “He asked me where I was and I couldn’t tell him,” Corn, 56, told The Post. “I had … Read more
Malibu’s weather woes keep piling up. 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 … Read more
The Most Magical Place on Earth is swapping out a little bit of its kick. Tabasco is being phased out of restaurants across Walt Disney World — with Tapatio taking its place in the House of Mouse condiment lineup. The switch was recently spotted at ABC Commissary in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, where the familiar tiny … Read more
California’s Labor Day weekend getaway could begin with an unwelcome tradition: staring at the bumper in front of you for hours. As millions of people pack up their trunks and head towards coastal or desert escapes for one last hurrah this summer, holiday travelers face a brutal mathematical reality, according to a report from mobility … Read more
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Take a walk on the wildest side. Every New Yorker knows Central Park. From The Pond all the way up to the North Woods, there are so many reasons our beloved, 843-acre green lung grabs all the attention — and the crowds, selfie sticks and picnic blankets, too. But that globally-renowned respite from the greatest … Read more
Travel like it’s 1999. Travel prices may seem like they are skyrocketing — and that may be true — but digging for deals may be just one magazine away. AAA may be best known for coming to the rescue when drivers get a flat tire through its roadside-assistance services. But AAA Travel is the travel-agency … Read more
Mel Robbins learned an unusual lesson about earning big tips when she worked as a waitress: Pay attention to the women at the table. The bestselling author and podcast host recently recalled advice from a “mentor-boss” at the Red Rooster Tavern in Michigan about figuring out who really influences the gratuity. “She told me when I … Read more
While biohackers are “optimizing” and Bryan Johnson is turning his life into one giant longevity experiment, regular people are left wondering how rigid their routines really need to be for better health and well-being. And in all the health “maxxing,” supplement stacks and high-tech devices, something crucial may be being forgotten. Ultimately, one of the … Read more
Billionaire playgrounds get all the best toys. Incline Village, the billionaire-packed Nevada enclave attracting wealthy Californians fleeing the state’s proposed wealth tax has a new line of defense against another threat: fires. The North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District is deploying remote-controlled machines to chomp through potentially dangerous vegetation around the ritzy lakeside village as … Read more
It’s 1 a.m. in Tuscaloosa, Ala. and a coven of barely legal coeds are divining the fates of their peers in the basement of a sorority mansion. They pore over data sheets, interview notes and custom-made “grading” software that ranks wannabe sorority sisters in a carefully calibrated scoring system. They cross-reference the social media channels … Read more
Color coding could save you half off. While there is no official policy nationwide, most Goodwill locations across the country roll out weekly, half off color tag sales. Each local location sets whether it participates, which color is on sale for that week and what items qualify. The sale is known as the Color of … Read more