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Daily Horoscope: November 29, 2025 – ARIES & Zodiac Predictions

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor November 29, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Astrological Forecast Signals⁢ Opportunities for Home, romance, adn Career – November 29, 2025

The stars align today, November 29, 2025, offering potential benefits in areas ranging from domestic life to professional advancement, according to astrological forecasts. Several signs are highlighted for positive interactions and opportunities.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) – ★★★ Today is brimming with a myriad of details. This⁤ is the perfect time to discuss a vacation, a ‌fun outing or ways to‍ expand your world through further education as well as travel. Tonight: You’re ⁤high-viz!

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) – Not provided in source text.

GEMINI ‍ (May‌ 21-June 20) – Not provided in⁣ source text.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) – ⁢Not provided in source text.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) – ★★★ Today ⁣definitely has its benefits, because ⁣money, assistance and help can come to you that will benefit your home‌ and family. (Perhaps from a hidden source.) Because of this, you might want to entertain at home today. You might spruce up the place ‌by rethinking ‍your throw pillows.‌ Tonight: ‍Explore and learn.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) – ★★★★ Despite your focus on home and family (and perhaps a parent), and despite the fact that your home is a bit chaotic right now, today‍ is a fantastic day to⁢ schmooze with others. Be kind. Reach out. Meet people for coffee, lunch, dinner, sports or fun ‌outings. Have fun. Tonight: Check⁢ your finances.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) – ★★★★ Your pace‍ is fast now because you’re busy. (And you’re speaking with ‍vigor and intensity to everyone else as well). Today money issues ‌might be on your mind. You might see ways to boost your income or get a better job. Pshaw‌ to the naysayers. Tonight:⁣ Listen and ⁢cooperate.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) – ★★★★ This is a marvelous day to schmooze. Enjoy fun outings – activities with kids,sports events,the entertainment world ⁣or a mini vacation. Romance is blessed as well. Increased responsibilities with ‌children ‌or some kind of restriction might be ⁤a brief glitch. Tonight: Get ⁤organized.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) – ★★★ Home responsibilities‍ might be on your⁣ mind today. You might be critical of your home life. Let this go, because negative thoughts are not⁤ your friend.Actually,‌ optimism⁣ and positivity are survival aspects for your sign.(But you know this.) Tonight: Socialize!

CAPRICORN (Dec. ‌22-Jan. 19) – ★★★★ Relations with friends and groups are warm and friendly today. Briefly, you ⁣might feel‍ inhibited‍ or worried, but‍ you can let this go. People want to⁢ see you. Enjoy creative, artistic friends. Possibly, ‌a platonic relationship ⁤will turn romantic. Tonight: relax.

AQUARIUS (jan.20-Feb. 18) – ★★★★ Today favors ⁣business, work and your reputation. Because you look impressive to others, you can demand the advantage today. ⁢Ask for what you want. Purse strings might be closed, but this is temporary. Work-related travel is highly likely. Tonight: ⁤Captivating conversations.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) – ⁤★★★★ Today the⁢ Moon is in your sign dancing beautifully with lucky Jupiter and fair Venus, making your connections with others⁤ warm and generous. Though, very briefly,‍ the moon ⁤in your sign⁤ will dance with Saturn, which might make you feel nervous‌ and self-critical.Let it go. Tonight: Check your money.

BORN TODAY: Actor Chadwick Boseman (1976), actress Anna Faris (1976), actor Don Cheadle (1964).

November 29, 2025 0 comments

News

-san Diego airport delays due to hazmat spill

by Emma Walker – News Editor November 29, 2025

written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Hazmat Spill Briefly disrupts Flights at San Diego International Airport

San Diego,CA – Flights at ⁤San Diego International Airport experienced temporary delays Friday afternoon following ⁣a hazmat spill,airport officials confirmed. The incident prompted a brief disruption to operations, but the airport has since returned to normal ‍service.

Nicole Hall, spokesperson for‍ San Diego International Airport, stated that the spill was successfully contained and cleaned up, allowing for the resumption of regular flight schedules by mid-afternoon.”Airport operations are back to normal,” Hall confirmed.

Initial reports from the Federal Aviation Governance⁣ (FAA) indicated potential delays of up to ⁤50 minutes. Though, Hall clarified ⁢that the actual delays were shorter in duration.‌ As of 3 p.m. Pacific Time, the FAA ‍website reported significantly ⁢reduced delays.”Traffic is⁤ experiencing ⁤gate⁤ hold and taxi delays‍ lasting 15 minutes or less,” the FAA stated. “Arrival traffic is experiencing airborne delays of ‍15 minutes or less.”

The disruption comes as travelers across the United⁢ States prepare for the ‍Thanksgiving holiday weekend, a traditionally busy period for air travel.widespread storms are already⁢ impacting travel plans‍ in other regions.

According to ABC News, snow is‍ forecast for parts of the Northeast, while rain and snow are expected to affect‍ the Pacific Northwest, the Midwest – including Chicago and Detroit – and areas along the East Coast between Friday and Sunday.

given the potential for continued travel disruptions nationwide, Hall urged passengers to proactively plan ahead. ⁣”We ⁣still encourage people to plan ⁣ahead, check your flight status and arrive early,” she advised.

“we still encourage people to ‍plan ahead, check your flight status and arrive early.”

– Nicole Hall,San Diego International airport Spokesperson

Travelers are ⁢encouraged‌ to monitor ‌their ⁢flight status directly with their airline‌ and to allow ample time ⁣for potential‌ delays when traveling during the holiday season.

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November 29, 2025 0 comments

Business

Oakland Ballers’ “Town Flicks” Movie Night with Pixar – Free Tickets

by Priya Shah – Business Editor November 29, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Oakland Ballers to Host Free ‌”Inside⁤ Out” Screening at Raimondi Park ‌This⁣ Saturday

OAKLAND, CA – The ‍Oakland ballers are extending the community spirit of their championship season with a free movie night this Saturday at ‍Raimondi Park. Following a successful inaugural⁣ screening of “Coco” earlier this month, the ‍team will show‍ Pixar’s “Inside Out” on ‍the⁤ ballpark’s video board.

The ‍Ballers are‍ offering 2,000 free tickets for the event, doubling the capacity of the first “Town Flicks” showing.Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the movie beginning at 6:30 p.m.

“Being able to host Little League games, high school tournaments and free community movie nights ⁤with this ‘Town ‌Flicks’ initiative is ⁢an integral part of the revitalization of our historic ballpark,” said‍ co-founder Paul Freedman. “Our ‌mission has always been about more than baseball.”

The “Town ⁤Flicks” series is a collaboration⁣ between the Ballers, Pixar (located just over⁣ a‌ mile away in emeryville), and Cal State⁢ East Bay. The first event featured face painting and ⁣food trucks, and attendees are welcome‌ to bring ‍their own food⁣ and drink in clear bags ⁤- no alcohol or⁣ glass bottles are ⁢permitted. Blankets and chairs are encouraged for seating on‌ the outfield grass.

Raimondi Park hosted over 110,000 fans during the Ballers’ 2025 ⁤season, culminating in a Pioneer League championship and a celebratory parade. Future movie nights are scheduled with “Cars” in January, “Soul” in February, and a ⁤fan-voted selection in⁣ March.

tickets are required and available at oaklandballers.com. Raimondi Park is⁣ located ‌at 1689 20th St., Oakland.

November 29, 2025 0 comments

News

Omaha Weather, Shopping, and More: Weekend Headlines

by David Harrison – Chief Editor November 28, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

OMAHA,Neb. – A Thanksgiving Day shooting, ‌bustling Black Friday shopping, and a⁤ festive tree lighting at the⁢ Durham Museum marked a busy holiday weekend in the Omaha metropolitan area.

The Omaha Police Department responded to a shooting Thursday evening ⁢at approximately 8:30 p.m. near 72nd and Dodge Streets.One person sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The investigation is ongoing. Concurrently, shoppers began ⁣lining up early Friday morning for Black Friday deals, with⁤ many stores ‍opening their ⁢doors as early as 5 a.m. Retailers reported important foot traffic throughout the day. The Durham museum hosted its annual tree lighting ceremony Sunday ⁢evening, drawing crowds to celebrate the start of the holiday season.

The 15th annual Heroes Game⁢ between Nebraska⁤ and Iowa is ⁣scheduled for Friday at Memorial Stadium in⁢ Lincoln,with kickoff at 11 a.m. A pregame ‌show will begin at 10 a.m. on 10/11. This year’s matchup is‍ the 56th in the rivalry, with Iowa having won nine of the last ten meetings. Nebraska Head ⁣coach⁢ Matt Rhule is seeking his⁤ first win against Iowa as ‌taking over the program. Iowa enters the game following a 20-17 comeback victory over Michigan State, ‍while Nebraska ⁣is coming off a road loss to Penn State. ‍Ashley De La⁢ Cruz-Martin and Jayce Koob were recognized as Nebraska’s and Iowa’s Heroes,respectively,for the game.

November 28, 2025 0 comments

Entertainment

Drag queens in a holiday mood to raise money for Solano theater arts – The Vacaville Reporter

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor November 28, 2025

written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Holiday Cheer & Community Support: Drag Queens to Headline Fundraiser for Solano County Theater Programs

Fairfield, CA – Local performer Antonio Lee, known on stage as Adrienne LaCielo, is headlining “Adrienne’s holiday Draguation” this Saturday at the Downtown Theatre in Fairfield. The event aims to raise funds for local theater programs, including the American Canyon Theatre Arts and the Downtown Theatre itself.

Lee, a UC Irvine graduate with honors, balances a full-time career as a performer and event producer. he recently completed a California drag tour following a summer performing with the UC Irvine Chamber Singers, who have graced stages in Ireland, Carnegie Hall, and Portugal.

“Adrienne’s Holiday Draguation” will feature performances from Amoura Teese and other drag performers, promising “an amazing night full of love and holiday cheer,” according to Lee. The show will include high-energy dancing, singing, and glamorous outfits, and is recommended for a PG-13 audience.

Beyond entertainment, the event carries a strong community focus. Lee explained, “My events are centered around educating and entertaining people while creating unique experiences.” He previously spearheaded the inaugural Hip Hop Culture Conference at UC Irvine, bringing in prominent figures like Fairfield native Richy Jackson, Rosero McCoy, Michele Soulchild, and Storm DeBarge – all entertainers who have collaborated with stars such as Kendrick Lamar, Michelle Obama, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and more. He noted the Hip Hop Culture Conference shared a similar mission to “Adrienne’s Draguation,” providing “a safe space for people to connect, learn, experience, and be a part of hip-hop culture in real time.”

The fundraiser will also incorporate a raffle and benefit from the support of local businesses. Seams When Pigs Fly, an American Canyon business, will sell cast T-shirts and sponsor a portion of the American Canyon Theatre Arts production Wish List by directly purchasing needed supplies for the school.

Solano Pride Center will also be present with a resource table. Lee emphasized the importance of community support, stating, “Now, more than ever, we need community support for live theater and marginalized people.” he added that the production’s cast reflects “the diversity of the Solano community” and will deliver “messages of love, support, and community.”

IF YOU GO:

What: Adrienne’s holiday Draguation
when: 7 p.m. Saturday
Where: Downtown Theatre, 1035 Texas St., Fairfield
Tickets: $15 general and $30 for an onstage seating experience including a meet-and-greet with the performers and appetizers/refreshments.
Online: https://ci.ovationtix.com/36251/production/1254357?performanceId=11706779

November 28, 2025 0 comments

News

San Antonio Zoo Welcomes Gorillas for Congo Falls Exhibit

by David Harrison – Chief Editor November 27, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

San antonio, TX – The San Antonio Zoo welcomed three gorillas – Andi, Merry, and Anaka – from Zoo Atlanta today, marking the return of gorillas to the zoo after a 35-year absence. the arrival precedes the December 13th opening of the highly anticipated Congo Falls exhibit.

The gorillas’ arrival is part of the Gorilla Species Survival Plan (SSP), a collaborative effort among zoos to ensure the health and sustainability of the gorilla population.Congo Falls will span two acres and eventually house a troop of seven gorillas, offering guests immersive viewing opportunities across three distinct habitats.

“We are honored to partner with Zoo Atlanta, an institution that shares our deep commitment to caring for and protecting gorillas,” said Tim Morrow, president & CEO of San Antonio Zoo. “Welcoming Andi,Merry,and Anaka is incredibly special for our team and community. Each one brings her own personality and hopes for gorilla conservation.”

The three gorillas were born at Zoo Atlanta and will join a new troop at Congo Falls. “Anaka, Andi, and Merry have grown up here with us, so while we will miss them in Atlanta, we are very excited for their new opportunity…This is a fantastic and impactful example of a multi-organizational collaboration within the Gorilla Species Survival Plan,” stated Gina Ferrie, PhD, vice president of Collections and Conservation at Zoo atlanta.

Congo Falls is scheduled to open to the public at 10 a.m. on December 13th.

November 27, 2025 0 comments

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