Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- A city of southern California southeast of Los Angeles. It is the site of the presidential library of Richard M. Nixon. Population: 65,300.
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Cottle grew up in Whittier, and for years had called Yorba Linda home.
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The quakes are also close to the area of the Chino Hills - the so-called Yorba Linda trend - that produced a 5.4 quake last July.
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She grew up in the swank Anaheim Hills and Yorba Linda and was "spending time in high school split between being a cheerleader and in auto shop class", she told me a few days before the Pomona races.
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This month, hundreds of protesters gathered outside a fundraiser for an Islamic group in Yorba Linda, Calif., to complain about two speakers at the event.
Rep. Peter King's Muslim hearings: A key moment in an angry conversation
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The home movies were initially confiscated by the FBI along with the more famous 3,700 hours of tape recordings, then languished at the Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda, Calif.
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"People get nailed," says Sherrill Trovato, an enrolled agent in Yorba Linda, Calif.
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"We'll come here all day long to make his life miserable," says Erin Jacobs, 43, a Yorba Linda, Calif., travel agent.
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Sherrill Trovato, in Yorba Linda, Calif., runs a solo EA practice.
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The new material is part of the ongoing effort to move Nixon's archives from Washington to Yorba Linda since the library came under federal control in 2007.
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Angelica Salas, executive director of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, said that rather than mounting a statewide campaign, anti-illegal immigration groups like Save Our State have organized in smaller Southern California communities like Costa Mesa, Hemet, Yorba Linda, Santa Clarita and Lancaster which have declared their support of the Arizona law or approved "rule-of-law" ordinances directed at illegal immigrants.
Poll Finds California Voters Support Arizona-Style Immigration Law
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