• Kings beaten by back-up goaltender in 4-1 defeat to Toronto Maple Leafs

    Kings beaten by back-up goaltender in 4-1 defeat to Toronto Maple Leafs
    Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jack Campbell (36) is scored on by Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Kasperi Kapanen (not shown) during first period NHL hockey action in Toronto on Monday, Oct. 15, 2018. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP)
    Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Connor Brown (28) protects the puck from Los Angeles Kings center Michael Amadio (10) during first period NHL hockey action in Toronto on Monday, Oct. 15, 2018. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP)SoundThe gallery will res
  • ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’: Vicki says many things you’ll wish you’d never heard and Shannon is Jamaican the other wives crazy

    ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’:  Vicki says many things you’ll wish you’d never heard and Shannon is Jamaican the other wives crazy
    Remember when you could count on Housewife Vicki Gunvalson to play the role of the wise one, the adult one, the one who carried herself with a certain je ne sais quoi that made you think, well, at least one of these housewives has her stuff together? Well, forget about all that because in “The Real Housewives of Orange County” episode on Monday, Oct. 15 we get Vicki Unleashed and and it turns out that Inner Vicki is obsessed with sex and, oh, lord help us, flatulence?
    We are onl
  • True freshman Palaie Gaoteote impresses USC teammates in first start at middle linebacker

    True freshman Palaie Gaoteote impresses USC teammates in first start at middle linebacker
    LOS ANGELES — Once senior Cameron Smith graduates after this season, true freshman Palaie Gaoteote is likely to assume his starting role in the teeth of USC’s defense.
    The Trojans had an early look at their potential future middle linebacker in a 31-20 victory over Colorado on Saturday night.
    Sign up for Home Turf and get exclusive stories every SoCal sports fan must read, sent daily. Subscribe here.
    Gaoteote started in place of Smith, who was sidelined with a strained hamstring, and
  • Dodgers shut out in Game 3 by Jhoulys Chacin, Brewers bullpen

    Dodgers shut out in Game 3 by Jhoulys Chacin, Brewers bullpen
    Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Orlando Arcia forces out Los Angeles Dodgers’ Manny Machado at second base in the fourth inning of game three of the National League Championship Series at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Monday, Oct. 15, 2018. (Photo by David Crane, Daily News/SCNG)
    Andre Ethier throws the ceremonial first pitch before game three of the National League Championship Series at Dodger Stadium on Monday, October 15, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasa
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  • Whicker: Brewers are beating Dodgers at their own game, and most others

    Whicker: Brewers are beating Dodgers at their own game, and most others
    LOS ANGELES — Dodger Stadium throbbed pointlessly Monday night, like a dance club with an empty floor. The inorganic noise was the only thing that kept the National League Championship Series awake.
    Of course, downtown destinations are hard to reach at 4:30 p.m, but the edges of the upper deck never did fill up. The boredom and maybe the entitlement were an invisible shroud, and so was the wonderment. Why did the Milwaukee Brewers, who won four more regular-season games than did the Dodger
  • Dodgers’ Walker Buehler fades late after a strong start in Game 3 of the NLCS

    Dodgers’ Walker Buehler fades late after a strong start in Game 3 of the NLCS
    LOS ANGELES — Walker Buehler’s fastball was as fast as ever Monday night. He struck out eight Milwaukee Brewers through the first five innings of Game 3 of the National League Championship Series, including seven on a heater that topped out at 99.4 mph.
    Yet the scoreboard showed an omnipresent deficit, a reflection of the Dodgers’ inability to score as much as Ryan Braun’s RBI double in the first inning. Buehler, for his part, had done his job: he gave the Dodgers a
  • After struggling in first 2 games, Brewers bullpen shuts down Dodgers in Game 3

    After struggling in first 2 games, Brewers bullpen shuts down Dodgers in Game 3
    LOS ANGELES — That was the Milwaukee Brewers bullpen that you’ve heard so much about.
    After they nearly blew the first game and did blow the second, the Brewers’ relievers sliced through the Dodgers with relative ease – besides one temporary hiccup in the ninth – on their way to closing a 4-0 victory in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series.
    Not only did the Brewers blank the Dodgers over the final 11 outs of the game, but they did so in such an efficien
  • Alexander: Brewers’ Craig Counsell makes the right moves in Game 3

    Alexander: Brewers’ Craig Counsell makes the right moves in Game 3
    LOS ANGELES — There is an unspoken danger of the chess match masquerading as a postseason baseball series: The more options a manager has, the greater chance he’ll screw something up.
    It’s what helps keep Twitter in business, after all.
    Brewers-Dodgers, of course, features a smorgasbord of options, because it features two analytically-inclined teams with forward-thinking, creative managers and rosters with depth and flexibility. It lends itself to Ph.D-level second-guessin
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  • Revenue increases for USC football, athletic department

    Revenue increases for USC football, athletic department
    USC’s 2017 football season included its first conference championship since 2008 and a second consecutive New Year’s Six bowl berth.
    The feats helped raise the athletic department’s financial figures, according to a report filed with the U.S. Department of Education.
    Athletic department total revenue rose to $116.9 million for the period covering July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018, an increase of about $3.8 million from the previous year. Total expenses were $116.9 million.
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  • Orange County high school schedule: Tuesday, Oct. 16

    Orange County high school schedule: Tuesday, Oct. 16
    The Orange County high school sports schedule for Tuesday, Oct. 16.
    GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
    CIF-SS PLAYOFFS
    Wild-card matches
    All matches 6 p.m. unless noted
    DIVISION 4
    Saddleback Valley Christian at Valley Christian/Cerritos
    DIVISION 7
    Anaheim at Saddleback
    DIVISION 8
    Kaiser at Tarbut V’Torah
    BOYS WATER POLO
    NORTH HILLS LEAGUE
    Esperanza at El Dorado, Brea Olinda at El Modena
    CRESTVIEW LEAGUE
    Yorba Linda at Villa Park, Canyon at Foothill
    FREEWAY LEAGUE
    Troy at Fullerton, La Habra vs. Buena P
  • OCVarsity photos: The fun, rain and great plays of Week 8 of high school football

    OCVarsity photos: The fun, rain and great plays of Week 8 of high school football
    Images of fans, rain, and action from the first Week 8 of high school football around Orange County, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Oct. 11-13. Go the OCVarsity pages to see all of the Register’s stories, scores, photos and more.
    Tustin’s Matt Rodriguez is stopped by Pacifica’s Fernando Munoz after gaining a first down during the first half of their Empire League football game at Tustin High in Tustin on Thursday, October 11, 2018. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Regi
  • Fryer on football: Mater Dei still No. 1, but JSerra can make a strong case for the spot

    Fryer on football: Mater Dei still No. 1, but JSerra can make a strong case for the spot
    It was an interesting Monday for the five media members who vote in the Orange County football top 25 poll.
    Mater Dei has been No. 1 in the county rankings all season. JSerra was the OCVarsity preseason No. 4 team. The Lions became the No. 2 team in the O.C. top 25 a couple of weeks ago.
    The only on-field loss for JSerra and Mater Dei was to St. John Bosco.
    Mater Dei has a forfeit loss to Bishop Amat of La Puente. The Monarchs had their 42-14 win over Bishop Amat changed to a forfeit because the
  • Special needs students up their game at basketball skills clinic at Aliso Niguel High

    Special needs students up their game at basketball skills clinic at Aliso Niguel High
    ALISO VIEJO — Special needs young adults from Glennwood House in Laguna Beach and the Lighthouse Group at Coast Hills Community Church in Aliso Viejo had the chance to brush up on their basketball skills Saturday when The Aliso Niguel High School basketball Varsity and Junior Varsity teams held their second annual Basketball Skills Clinic in the school gymnasium.
    Head coach Keith Barnett, along with other coaches and players, worked with the young adults on basketball skills, dribblin
  • Dave Roberts tweaks top of Dodgers lineup with eye on Josh Hader matchup

    Dave Roberts tweaks top of Dodgers lineup with eye on Josh Hader matchup
    LOS ANGELES — Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has tailored his starting lineup for an opposing team’s ace before.
    In this case, though, he doesn’t know when the ace of the Milwaukee Brewers’ pitching staff – reliever Josh Hader – might enter the game.
    Normally against a right-handed starter like Jhoulys Chacin, Roberts would have put Justin Turner in the second spot, between left-handed hitters Joc Pederson and Max Muncy. But for Game 3 Monday, he opted to put th
  • Orange County Democrats could yank endorsement of Santa Ana council candidate accused of abuse

    Orange County Democrats could yank endorsement of Santa Ana council candidate accused of abuse
    The Democratic Party of Orange County is investigating allegations against a Santa Ana City Council candidate whom an ex-girlfriend alleges abused her.
    Phil Bacerra, a former city planning commissioner running for the Ward 4 council seat, denied the accusations made by Griselda Govea, who first posted about them on Facebook and has since talked to reporters. He said he and Govea argued as a couple, but no abuse occurred.
    The county committee of the Democratic Party endorsed Bacerra in the two-pe
  • Typhus symptoms look like the flu, which is why it took weeks for this San Marino man to be diagnosed correctly

    Typhus symptoms look like the flu, which is why it took weeks for this San Marino man to be diagnosed correctly
    Tom Sachs could barely move from his bed.
    He lay lifeless — delirious with 103-degree fever, riddled with aches, chills and extreme weakness.
    “I had the chills where my body would shake from my waist to my head,” he said during an interview Monday, Oct. 15.
    Doctors told him he had the flu.
    After nearly three weeks without any recovery, his wife, Carolyn, called a priest. Although she said she was thinking more about healing than death, Sachs seemed so ill that the priest gave h
  • Lakers veterans impressed by younger players’ work ethic for film study

    Lakers veterans impressed by younger players’ work ethic for film study
    EL SEGUNDO — Back in 2008 when JaVale McGee was a rookie, the imperfect tool he could use was a DVD player.
    The 7-foot center didn’t have a computer with a DVD drive, so when he wanted to watch film of his games, he had to boot up his DVD player at home. He didn’t have access to it on a plane, and he definitely wasn’t watching his clips in games from the bench.
    Those are things that the young players on the Lakers are doing now. It’s easier for them because of techn
  • Police share video of Seal Beach T-Mobile store robbery; seek to ID suspect

    Police share video of Seal Beach T-Mobile store robbery; seek to ID suspect
    Seal Beach police on Monday released surveillance footage of a man suspected of robbing a cell phone store on Sunday, Oct. 14.
    A man entered the T-Mobile store at 13936 Seal Beach Blvd. sometime before 7 p.m. and took three Apple iPhones that were on display, the Seal Beach Police Department said in a news release. It said the man had a handgun tucked in his waistband, which he brandished at an employee who tried to talk to him on his way out of the store.Robbery at the T-Mobile store in Seal Be
  • ACLU, others want four Southern California counties to hold public meetings on sheriff cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement

    ACLU, others want four Southern California counties to hold public meetings on sheriff cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement
    The American Civil Liberties Union and immigration advocacy groups are calling on four Southern California counties to be more transparent about their collaboration with federal immigration officials.
    In September, the groups sent separate letters to the boards of supervisors in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties requesting that each county hold a public forum in which sheriff officials could explain how and why their departments gave federal Immigration and Customs Enfor
  • Orange County football defensive player of the week: Caine Savage, Western

    Orange County football defensive player of the week: Caine Savage, Western
    The Register’s Orange County football defensive player of the week:
    Name: Caine Savage
    School: Western
    Year: Junior
    Noteworthy: Savage had two interceptions, including one he returned 45 yards for a touchdown, in the Pioneers’ 47-35 win over Laguna Beach in a Pac 4 League opener. Western coach Dan Davidson said Savage’s interceptions are no accident. “That’s a credit to Caine doing his work watching film and seeing the tendencies Laguna Beach had,” D
  • Check out the epic, challenging surf shaped by the Santa Ana winds along the coast

    Check out the epic, challenging surf shaped by the Santa Ana winds along the coast
    The strong Santa Ana winds can make a mess – but for surfers, the offshore winds mean prime waves.
    The winds – which typically only show up a few times a year – can be challenging, forcing surfers to push against the wind to get into the waves, with gusts adding resistance to the boards.
    Surfer Cooper Eldridge of Long Beach walks backwards back to his car while fighting the wind and sand in Huntington Beach, CA on Monday, October 15, 2018. Strong Santa Ana winds helped form a u
  • Surf or treat! Batman, Michael Myers and The Incredibles surfed Doheny State Beach Saturday

    Surf or treat! Batman, Michael Myers and The Incredibles surfed Doheny State Beach Saturday
    The surf is looking a bit spooky off the Orange County coast.
    Picking just the right costume for riding waves can be tricky. You don’t want something that will weigh you down in the water, or a suit so fragile the surf will demolish it.
    Mark and Debbie Gale show off their tandem skills while dressed as the parents from the Incredibles. Surfers got decked out in costumes for the annual “Surf or Treat” contest at Doheny State Beach on Saturday, Oct. 13, in Dana Point. (Photos cou
  • Orange County high school football schedule for Week 9 (Oct. 18-20)

    Orange County high school football schedule for Week 9 (Oct. 18-20)
    The Orange County high school football schedule for Week 9 (Oct. 18-20):
    FOOTBALL
    Games 7 p.m. unless noted
    Thursday, Oct. 18
    EMPIRE LEAGUE
    Valencia vs. Pacifica at Bolsa Grande High
    Tustin vs. Cypress at Western High
    ORANGE LEAGUE
    Savanna vs. Katella at Glover Stadium
    PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
    Northwood vs. Beckman at Tustin High, 7:30 p.m.
    GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
    Loara vs. Santiago at Garden Grove High
    CRESTVIEW LEAGUE
    Villa Park at El Modena
    BIG 4 LEAGUE
    Garden Grove vs. Marina at Westminster High
    ACA
  • Orange County high school football top 25 for Week 9

    Orange County high school football top 25 for Week 9
    The Register’s Orange County football top 25 poll.
    O.C. TOP 25
    (The poll voters are five members of the media.)
    1. Mater Dei 6-2 (125 votes)
    It’s been a couple of years, but Monarchs finally ran into a superior team in 41-18 loss to St. John Bosco.
    This week: at JSerra, Friday
    2. JSerra 7-1 (120)
    Lions beat Orange Lutheran 56-21, now comes perhaps biggest game in the program’s history.
    This week: vs. Mater Dei, Friday
    3. Mission Viejo 4-4 (115)
    Diablos did not play last week, m
  • Orange County girls athlete of the week: Kelli Hines, Mission Viejo

    Orange County girls athlete of the week: Kelli Hines, Mission Viejo
    The Register’s Orange County girls athlete of the week:
    Name: Kelli Hines
    School: Mission Viejo
    Sport: Cross country
    Noteworthy: She won the girls sweepstakes race Saturday at the Orange County Championships in 17 minutes, 29.9 seconds. The senior had to slide her way through some segments of the muddy 3-mile course at Oak Canyon Park in Silverado. Mission Viejo coach Chase Frazier said Hines, who has a 4.8 grade-point average and is considering Cal, Princeton and Yale among her possible c
  • Orange County football rushing leaders after Week 8

    Orange County football rushing leaders after Week 8
    Our O.C. leaderboards will be updated each Monday during the regular season.
    Leaderboards are based on stats available each Monday morning.Name
    Yds
    Att
    TD
    GP
    Mike Carrillo, Garden Grove
    1525
    146
    23
    8
    Shamonte Rogers, Savanna
    1315
    104
    17
    8
    Trevor Pacheco, Estancia
    1169
    138
    12
    8
    Drew Ramirez, Santa Ana
    973
    102
    3
    8
    Jun Ahn, Sunny Hills
    964
    165
    13
    7
    Keaton Haddad, Yorba Linda
    908
    136
    10
    8
    Guillermo Meza, Anaheim
    899
    146
    9
    8
    Chris Street, JSerra
    896
    137
    12
    8
    Ro
  • Temecula man convicted of 1998 murder of his girlfriend is innocent, Riverside County prosecutor says

    Temecula man convicted of 1998 murder of his girlfriend is innocent, Riverside County prosecutor says
    A Temecula man in custody for more than 20 years after prosecutors charged him with murdering his girlfriend in 1998 did not commit the crime, and the woman’s husband and her nephew have been charged in her death, Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin said Monday.
    The case against Horace Roberts, 60, was dismissed Friday because of DNA evidence. Horace Roberts, 60, of Temecula, had his case dismissed Friday through DNA evidence. He was found factually innocent after a Monday
  • Clippers trade Wesley Johnson, waive Jawun Evans to trim roster to 15

    Clippers trade Wesley Johnson, waive Jawun Evans to trim roster to 15
    PLAYA VISTA — At the buzzer on Monday, the Clippers trimmed their roster to 15 from 17 by waiving guard Jawun Evans and trading Wesley Johnson to the New Orleans Pelicans for Alexis Ajinca, whom they promptly waived.
    The time-sensitive trade required Johnson and Ajinca – both in the final year of their contracts – to complete all the necessary trade paperwork and undergo physicals before the NBA’s 2 p.m. deadline for roster finalizations.
    Ajinca’s $5.3 million contr
  • Newport Harbor trying to snap five-game losing streak against football rival CdM

    Newport Harbor trying to snap five-game losing streak against football rival CdM
    In the Wade Watts era of Tar Ball, a.k.a. Newport Harbor High football, the Battle of the Bay against Corona del Mar was dominated by those in battleship grey with the fight song “Anchors Aweigh.”
    At a time when the country was greatly divided amid political assassinations, anti-Vietnam War protests and draft-card bonfires on college campuses, Corona del Mar was the new kid on the block and Newport Harbor owned the football rivalry, winning six straight Battle of the Bay contests fro
  • Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire investor, dies at 65

    Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire investor, dies at 65
    Paul G. Allen, who co-founded Microsoft with his childhood friend Bill Gates before becoming a billionaire philanthropist who invested in conservation, space travel and professional sports, died Monday. He was 65.
    His death was announced by his company, Vulcan Inc.
    Earlier this month Allen announced the non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma that he was treated for in 2009 had returned and he planned to fight it aggressively.
    FILE – In this March 11, 2003 file photo, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, l
  • List of Sears, Kmart closures coming to California by year’s end

    List of Sears, Kmart closures coming to California by year’s end
    The bankruptcy filing for Sears reveals just a handful of store closures looming in California, with two of the seven in Southern California.
    The retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday, hurt by falling sales and its massive debt.
    The company said it will shutter 77 Sears stores and 65 Kmart stores by the end of the year as part of the bankruptcy. That’s in addition to the 46 stores it is in the process of closing by next month. The company will have more than 500 s
  • Eva Kilgore: A health food restaurant moves and a sushi burrito place closes

    The Esther’s Place health food eatery has relocated to 7561 Center Ave., No. 34, near the 405 Freeway, moving from its former location at 6789 Warner Ave.
    Still in Huntington Beach and still super healthy. They have salads, gluten-free foods, smoothies, soups … delicious food with no guilt.
    The  vitamin shop that shared space with Esther’s Place at the Warner location is closed. As a long-time customer of Esther’s Place, I can’t wait to visit the new site. I&r
  • Orange County boys athlete of the week: Alexis Garcia, Newport Harbor

    Orange County boys athlete of the week: Alexis Garcia, Newport Harbor
    Orange County Boys Athlete of the Week:
    Name: Alexis Garcia
    School: Newport Harbor
    Sport: Cross country
    Year: Senior
    Noteworthy: Garcia captured the boys varsity sweepstakes race at the Orange County Cross Country Championships with a time of 14 minutes, 53.6 seconds for the 3-mile course at Oak Canyon Park. Garcia earlier this season won the Division 2 title at the Laguna Hills Invitational and the Sunset League preview at Central Park in Huntington Beach.
  • Desert Daze 2018: My Bloody Valentine blows away the competition with the loudest set of the weekend

    Desert Daze 2018: My Bloody Valentine blows away the competition with the loudest set of the weekend
    Ian Svenonius of the band Escape-ism performs during the music festival Desert Daze at Lake Perris on Sunday, October 14, 2018. (Photo by Drew A. Kelley, Contributing Photographer)
    Ian Svenonius of the band Escape-ism performs during the music festival Desert Daze at Lake Perris on Sunday, October 14, 2018. (Photo by Drew A. Kelley, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsThe band Death Valley Girls perform during day three of the music festival Desert Daze at Lake Perris
  • Man accused of burglarizing Orange home and leaving semen on a college student’s laptop

    Man accused of burglarizing Orange home and leaving semen on a college student’s laptop
    SANTA ANA – An Orange man was charged Monday with ransacking the home of four college students after prosecutors say semen found on one of the resident’s laptops tied the suspected burglar to the break-in.
    Jonathan Jose Ruiz, 19, is facing felony charges of first-degree residential burglary and vandalism, with sentencing enhancements for crimes committed for the purpose of sexual compulsion and gratification, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office said.
    The charges stem f
  • Video: Caleb Wilson says UCLA QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson is maturing, learning

    Video: Caleb Wilson says UCLA QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson is maturing, learning
    Tight end Caleb Wilson talks about where Dorian Thompson-Robinson has improved the most, how Wilson has worked on improving his run blocking and how the Bruins can carry the momentum of their first win to get another one this weekend.
  • Angels Offseason Options: Sonny Gray

    Angels Offseason Options: Sonny Gray
    (This is the latest in a series of quick profiles on players who fit for the Angels to add over the winter. They are purely “informed speculation,” based on what we know about the Angels’ roster needs along with General Manager Billy Eppler’s preferences and history. We’ll have a new one every weekday, until the GM Meetings, which are the unofficial start of the hot stove season.)
    Sonny Gray, RHP New York Yankees
    The basics: Gray, who will be 29 next season, was onc
  • Video: Krys Barnes on the UCLA defense’s growth in recent weeks

    Video: Krys Barnes on the UCLA defense’s growth in recent weeks
    Linebacker Krys Barnes talks about how he and the entire defense has been able to improve in recent weeks, which led to holding Cal to seven points and forcing five takeaways, and what it’s like sitting on the sideline and watching Joshua Kelley run.
  • Curt Seeden: Fountain Valley to honor its city officials at annual Mayor’s Ball

    Fountain Valley Mayor Michael Vo and the City Council will be honored at the annual Mayor’s Ball Nov. 3 at Mile Square Golf Course.
    More than 150 people are expected to attend the annual gala. Fountain Valley is one of the few cities in the country that continues the tradition of an annual ball.
    The Mayor’s Ball each year is hosted and presented by the Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce. It is set for 6 to 10 p.m. and will feature dinner, dancing, a silent auction, drawing opportuni
  • Orange County football offensive player of the week: Brendan Costello, San Clemente

    Orange County football offensive player of the week: Brendan Costello, San Clemente
    The Orange County Register offensive player of the week for Oct. 15, 2018:
    Name: Brendan Costello
    School: San Clemente
    Year: Senior
    Noteworthy: The Oklahoma State commit completed 15 of 25 passes for a season-high 300 yards and three touchdowns and also rushed for a score to lead the No. 11 Tritons to a 35-26 victory against No. 8 Capistrano Valley. “Brendan did a great job distributing the ball around on Saturday and made some crucial throws to lead us to the victory,” San Clemente
  • Tree falls onto car in Tustin, killing woman sitting inside

    Tree falls onto car in Tustin, killing woman sitting inside
    A woman was killed Monday, Oct. 15, after a large eucalyptus tree toppled and smashed onto a car she was inside of in the driveway of a Tustin home during the heavy Santa Ana winds.
    Firefighters were called at about 9:15 a.m. to respond to 14421 Red Hill Avenue, a townhouse complex.
    Although authorities have yet to confirm the tree was felled by the wind, several other trees and plants on Monday had been knocked over or ripped from the ground by the nearly 60-miles-per-hour gusts in some parts o
  • Warren’s DNA test: ‘Pocahontas’ pushback, possible 2020 prep

    Warren’s DNA test: ‘Pocahontas’ pushback, possible 2020 prep
    By LAURIE KELLMAN
    WASHINGTON — That “Pocahontas” taunt must have rankled.
    Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s release Monday of a DNA analysis that she does indeed have Native American ancestry is a pointed pushback to Donald Trump’s derisive nickname for her. It also looks like an attempt by the Massachusetts Democrat to defuse the issue ahead of a potential 2020 challenge to Trump.
    A look at what’s known about Warren and her Native American heritage.
    ___
    WHY WARREN&rsqu
  • Lukas Nelson talks new music, ‘A Star is Born,’ acting and more before the Outlaw Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl

    Lukas Nelson talks new music, ‘A Star is Born,’ acting and more before the Outlaw Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl
    After pinging around on the East Coast for eight gigs, the Outlaw Music Festival Tour will finish off its run at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 21.
    Now in its third year, the annual jaunt, which is carefully mapped out and curated with country music icon Willie Nelson at the helm, has featured a rotating roster of talent including appearances by Van Morrison, Neil Young, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Brandi Carlile, Terra Lightfoot, Greensky
  • Albano’s Orange County Top 40 football rankings

    Albano’s Orange County Top 40 football rankings
     
    It was a wild weekend for Orange County football in more ways than one. From the lightning storms Friday night and postponed games to the upsets, Week 8 certainly altered the gridiron landscape.
    My latest rankings have Mater Dei at No. 1 but the Monarchs will have to rebound quickly to maintain their top spot. On Friday, they play at No. 2 JSerra, which played much better against St. John Bosco than Mater Dei did on Saturday.
    Now, were the Braves saving some wrinkles just for Mater Dei?
  • Video: Chip Kelly says Jaelan Phillips, Soso Jamabo out for year with concussions

    Video: Chip Kelly says Jaelan Phillips, Soso Jamabo out for year with concussions
    Head coach Chip Kelly talks about outside linebacker Jaelan Philips and running back Soso Jamabo missing the rest of the season due to concussions, how he’s monitored the new redshirt rule and what he saw on tape from the Cal win.
  • Fryer’s vote in the OC football Week 9 top 25

    Fryer’s vote in the OC football Week 9 top 25
    The Orange County football top 25 published by The Register and OC Varsity is a poll of five media members. Here is how I, Steve Fryer, voted today …Mater Dei
    Jserra
    Mission Viejo
    Orange Lutheran
    Los Alamitos
    Villa Park
    Servite
    Santa Margarita
    Corona del Mar
    San Clemente
    Capistrano Valley
    La Habra
    Edison
    San Juan Hills
    Tesoro
    Yorba Linda
    Aliso Niguel
    Huntington Beach
    St. Margaret’s
    Katella
    Sunny Hills
    Valencia
    Western
    Garden Grove
    Orange
  • UCLA’s Jaelan Phillips, Soso Jamabo out for season with head injuries

    UCLA’s Jaelan Phillips, Soso Jamabo out for season with head injuries
    UCLA outside linebacker Jaelan Phillips and running back Soso Jamabo have been ruled out for the remainder of the season due to head injuries, head coach Chip Kelly said Monday before practice.
    While both have not been seen on the practice field in recent weeks, Kelly said the medical staff just officially declared them out for the year at the end of last week.
    Phillips, a sophomore, has played in four games, while Jamabo, a senior who was suspended for the first two games, has appeared in only
  • Dodgers: These are the new NLCS menu items you can eat at the stadium

    Dodgers: These are the new NLCS menu items you can eat at the stadium
    The boys in blue are headed back home today after taking a game on the road to tie up the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers 1-1.
    The battle continues at home for the Los Angeles Dodgers and if you’re lucky enough to have tickets to today’s game, or any of the other two scheduled for this week, the Dodgers will need you to cheer them on to victory.
    And to fuel you for cheering, Ryan Evans, the stadium’s executive chef, has a few food spe
  • Thunderbirds and more: 5 things to know about this weekend’s Huntington Beach airshow

    Thunderbirds and more: 5 things to know about this weekend’s Huntington Beach airshow
    A jet team above the Pacific Ocean during the Huntington Beachair show in 2016.(Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    A jet team performs above the Pacific Ocean during the Huntington Beach air show in 2016.(Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsBeach goers watch as a jet team performs above the Pacific Ocean during the Huntington Beach air show in 2016. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
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  • Black Tap hiring all positions for upcoming Downtown Disney burger joint

    Black Tap hiring all positions for upcoming Downtown Disney burger joint
    Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer, a New York burger joint known for its whimsical trademarked CrazyShakes, is opening its first California location next year in Downtown Disney. (Courtesy Black Tap)
    Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer, a New York burger joint known for its whimsical trademarked CrazyShakes, is opening its first California location next year in Downtown Disney. (Courtesy Black Tap)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsBlack Tap Craft Burgers & Beer, a New York burger joint k

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