Kurt Snibbe
SGV Tribune
Dana Point, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Kurt:
Fire season: A preparation checklist and how to check the threat level of your home
During the Coastal fire, about 800 households were given roughly one hour to evacuate. → Read More
2022 elections: Orange County candidates for Congress, state office respond to critical questions
Browse through how candidates in Orange County’s state and federal races responded to questions about everything from healthcare to climate change. → Read More
Roe v. Wade: A look at the history, current opinions and statistics
A look at the case in the wake of the leaked Supreme Court draft. → Read More
Coastal fire: What homes are worth in Laguna Niguel hills where 20 homes burned
Homes on Vista Court near the fire’s devastation are worth $4 million to $10 million. → Read More
Mother’s Day: Statistics on birth and breastfeeding trends in the U.S. – San Bernardino Sun
For Mother’s Day, we look at trends in birth rates and breast milk substitutes in the U.S. and the world. → Read More
Cannabis: A look at the legal and illegal sides of California’s cannabis industry
There were 1.2 million illegal plants eradicated in California in 2021 → Read More
30th anniversary: A look back at the 1992 riots in Los Angeles and opinions on race relations
Civil unrest in Southern California has occurred in 1943, 1965, 1992 and 2020. → Read More
Earth Day: Here’s how much plastic waste is projected in the world by 2050 – San Bernardino Sun
Plastic is a material with many benefits: It’s cheap, versatile, lightweight and resistant. It also can provide environmental benefits: It plays a critical role in maintaining food quality, safety and reducing food waste. But at the same time, plastics are having a negative impact on our oceans and wildlife health. By 2050, we’ll have produced 26 billion tons of plastic waste Historical data and… → Read More
Earth Day: Projections for employment in clean jobs continue to rise
Clean energy jobs in 2020 accounted for 2.2% of total U.S. employment or more than one in every 50 American workers. → Read More
National Park Week: A look at the Park Service and how attendance has bounced back
National Park Week begins Saturday, April 16, and parks across the country will host a variety of special events and digital experiences. → Read More
A look at the 180 year history of Faberge and the most expensive eggs in the world
Eight of the 54 Imperial Faberge eggs are lost. → Read More
A look at the 180 year history of Faberge and the most expensive eggs in the world
Eight of the 54 Imperial Faberge eggs are lost. → Read More
How the soon-to-be repealed Title 42 has impacted the Southwest border
Title 42 was put in place March 21, 2020, due to COVID-19 cases in Mexico and Canada being seen as a health risk to the U.S. → Read More
How the pandemic impacted school enrollment and math scores
Los Angeles County had the highest loss of enrolled students than any other region → Read More
A look at the sales surge of electric vehicles and U.S. goals for the future
Biden administration wants to increase EV sales by more than ten times by 2030 → Read More
Academy Awards: Hollywood talks a lot about diversity but do they follow up?
Women not close in equality in many aspects of the film industry → Read More
Supreme Court: A look at where the current justices stand and the current nominee
Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmation vote may not come until April → Read More
Ukraine invasion: How NATO evolved and how Russia responded
After Russia, the Ukrainian Republic was the most important economic component of the former Soviet Union, producing about four times the output of the next-ranking republic. → Read More
President’s Day Quiz: Test your knowledge with these 46 questions
See how well you can do on this 46 question quiz about American presidents. → Read More
Coronavirus: 567 new cases, 31 more deaths reported in Orange County on Feb. 18
Hospitalizations in Orange County for the coronavirus have declined 12.2% in the last three days. → Read More