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• Aldi’s next Orange County store opens June 1

  10-05-2017 22:46 via ocregister.com
  
  Aldi executives shake hands as shoppers wait in line to enter the new Aldi market in Fountain Valley last year.Customers visit Aldi in Anaheim ahead of its soft opening last year.Shoppers pack the isles at the new Aldi market in Fountain Valley last year when it opened. (JOSHUA SUDOCK, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)Aldi market shoppers seemed to favor non-organic bananas.(JOSHUA SUDOCK, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)Shoppers wait in line to enter the new Aldi market in Fountain Valley last year.Coffee in a variety of
  
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• Anaheim to decide on future of Public Safety Board

  10-05-2017 22:28 via ocregister.com
  
  Two years after it was created, the city’s Public Safety Board is in limbo.
  Starting in June, the city will hold a series of workshops and meetings with the community, police union and other stakeholders to get input about the future direction the committee should take. The first community meeting will be held 6:30 p.m. June 8 at the Downtown Community Center.
  City staff members expect to make a recommendation to the City Council sometime in late summer or early fall. The board,
  
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• 4 things we can learn from nurses during National Nurses Week

  10-05-2017 22:18 via ocregister.com
  
  Amy Osmond CookWhen was the last time you celebrated good health? If you’re like me, it follows a nasty bout of stomach nightmares when you swore never to eat a table-sized plate of cheese fries ever again. We honor secretaries and bosses; We celebrate saints, explorers, and chocolate — all worthy recipients. But this year, why not celebrate the role of a nurse?
  A nurse is a caregiver, a decision-maker, a patient advocate, a teacher, and a manager. And in recognition of National Nurs
  
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• New law fails to curb car vs. bicycle deaths, Orange County person killed every month

  10-05-2017 21:52 via ocregister.com
  
  Traffic moving at approximately 60 mph, flies by a group of cyclists as they ride south along Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach on Tuesday morning, May 9, 2017. Orange County continues to kill an average of one cyclist a month despite a new California law that requires vehicles to stay 3 feet from bicycles when passing. Newport Beach has the most deaths. (Photo by Mark Rightmire,Orange County Register/SCNG)A bike route sign along Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach on Tuesday morning, Ma
  
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• Angels Notes: Mike Trout works out on the field but sits out Wednesday’s game

  10-05-2017 21:37 via ocregister.com
  
  OAKLAND — Mike Trout, who has been out with a tight left hamstring, went through about 20 minutes worth of agility drills on the field before Wednesday afternoon’s game.
  Manager Mike Scioscia said he was “hoping” that if Trout can follow up Wednesday’s workout with a full test on Thursday — hitting, running the bases and taking fly balls — that he could be in the lineup Thursday night. Trout took batting practice on the field Tuesday night, the first tim
  
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• L.A., USOC officials tell IOC they’re ready to provide ‘transformative’ Games in 2024

  10-05-2017 21:31 via ocregister.com
  
  A reporter photographs a Los Angeles 2024 logo painted on the field at the Rose Bowl Stadium, a proposed Olympic venue, Wednesday, May 10, 2017, in Pasadena, Calif. Los Angeles Olympic organizers are putting their plans on display at a time of uncertainty in the race for the 2024 Games. Members of the International Olympic Committee are in Southern California this week to inspect stadiums and arenas that could become future Olympic Games venues. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)Los Angeles 2024 organizers,
  
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• ‘Killer Angels’ in Fullerton views hearts and minds of Civil War combatants

  10-05-2017 21:30 via ocregister.com
  
  A Union soldier (Nate Vestri, left), watches as Colonel Joshua Chamberlain (Frank Tryon) receives new orders from Col. Strong Vincent (Michael Keeney) in Maverick Theater’s original drama “The Killer Angels: Soldiers of Gettysburg.” (Photo by Rex Riffel)Brock Joseph, left, portrays Confederate Gen. James Longstreet, Lee’s right-hand officer during the crucial three-day battle, and Brian Kojac is Gen. Robert E. Lee. (Photo by Rex Riffel)Brigadier General John Buford (Paul
  
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• Pedestrian injured after colliding with car in Anaheim

  10-05-2017 21:22
  A man was hospitalized with head trauma after he crossed the street on a red light and was hit by a car Wednesday morning, May 10, police said. Anaheim police closed southbound Brookhurst Street at Ball Road after the 10:17 a.m crash.
  
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• Pedestrian injured after being hit by car in Anaheim

  10-05-2017 21:18 via ocregister.com
  
  Arriving afterwords, the driver is comforted by her husband after a homeless man was suffered head trauma after he crossed the street on a red light and was hit by a car in Anaheim on Wednesday morning. (Photo by KEN STEINHARDT, Orange County Register/SCNG)An officer takes measurements after a homeless man was suffered head trauma after he crossed the street on a red light and was hit by a car in Anaheim on Wednesday morning. (Photo by KEN STEINHARDT, Orange County Register/SCNG)An officer takes
  
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• The Orange County Register Book Club hosts Moby, musician, author and activist

  10-05-2017 21:12 via ocregister.com
  
  Musician, animal rights activist and author Moby joins the Register Book Club Wednesday, May 17, to kick off the paperback launch of Porcelain: A Memoir. He’ll be in conversation with Peter Larsen, the Register’s pop culture reporter, and sign copies of his book afterwards.
  Porcelain: A Memoir looks not just at his life as a poor suburban kid who made it big in New York’s dance club scenes, but also chronicles the social and cultural circumstances that gave rise to the ele
  
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• San Clemente, briefly: Surfboards on trains, Marines give back, city’s mural policies, summer fun, and more

  10-05-2017 21:02 via ocregister.com
  
  Surfboards now accepted on Metrolink trains
  This summer you may see more beachgoers arriving in San Clemente by train with their surfboards. Metrolink announced on Saturday, May 6 that it now accepts surfboards.
  The boards must be no longer than 6 foot 4 inches long, must be in a board bag and must go to into the single coach designated for bicycles and surfboards on each train. Metrolink has converted its bicycle coaches into bike/board cars.
  Up to five surfboards will fit into a surf netting c
  
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• Hayes comes to Anaheim on Friday, May 19 and plays the Malibu Guitar Festival on Saturday, May 20.

  10-05-2017 19:04
  Country music singer-songwriter Hunter Hayes will headline House of Blues Anaheim on Friday, May 19 and perform at the Malibu Guitar Festival on Saturday, May 20. Country music singer-songwriter Hunter Hayes will headline House of Blues Anaheim on Friday, May 19 and perform at the Malibu Guitar Festival on Saturday, May 20. Country music singer-songwriter Hunter Hayes will headline House of Blues Anaheim on Friday, May 19 and perform at the Malibu Guitar Festival on Saturday, May 20. Country mus
  
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• Disneyland was born on paper over a marathon weekend in 1953

  10-05-2017 19:04
  In this April 28, 2017, photo art dealer Mike Van Eaton stands next to a hand-drawn map from 1953 that shows Walt Disney's original ideas for Disneyland displayed at the Van Eaton Galleries in Sherman Oaks area of Los Angeles. Van Eaton Galleries announced that the map is the highlight among dozens of Disney items being auctioned on June 25. less In this April 28, 2017, photo art dealer Mike Van Eaton stands next to a hand-drawn map from 1953 that shows Walt Disney's original ideas for Disneylan
  
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• Here’s how ‘King Arthur’ star Charlie Hunnam says you can achieve your goals

  10-05-2017 18:59 via ocregister.com
  
  Call it destiny that Charlie Hunnam won the title role in Guy Ritchie’s “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.”
  While Hunnam’s name came up during the search for the lead in the fantasy epic, Ritchie wasn’t that familiar with the actor, the star of FX’s “Sons of Anarchy” for seven seasons and more recently the lead in the film “The Lost City of Z.”
  So Ritchie brought him in for a screen test.
  “Charlie made up his mind he was going to
  
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• FivePoint debuts on NYSE up 10 percent; market value of nearly $3.3 billion

  10-05-2017 18:39 via ocregister.com
  
  Shares of FivePoint Holdings, the Aliso Viejo-based real-estate developer backed by Lennar Corp., rose as much as 10 percent in its market debut Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange.
  FivePoint, which is managing Lennar Homes mega-projects in Irvine, San Francisco and northern Los Angeles County, rose to as much as $15.40, saw its share price rise to as much as $15.40, giving the company a market value of about $3.3 billion.
  The initial stock price was set at $14 per share, $4 to $6
  
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• Updated CIF-SS boys volleyball playoff schedule

  10-05-2017 17:59 via ocregister.com
  
  CIF-SS Boys Volleyball playoffs
  Thursday – 2nd round
  All matches begin at 7 p.m., unless noted
  DIVISION 1
  Loyola at Servite
  Beckman at Edison
  Westlake at Santa Barbara
  Mira Costa at Newport Harbor
  Corona del Mar at San Clemente
  Mater Dei at Laguna Beach
  Burroughs/Burbank at Huntington Beach
  Oak Park at West Ranch
  DIVISION 2
  San Gabriel at South Torrance
  El Toro at Long Beach Wilson
  Crescenta Valley at El Segundo
  Notre Dame/SO at Long Beach Poly
  Calabasas at Harvard-Westlake
  Quartz Hill at
  
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• Spectrum SportsNet’s Chris McGee optimistic over Lakers’ chances in NBA draft lottery

  10-05-2017 17:42 via ocregister.com
  
  The Lakers have not been the most exciting team to watch over the past few seasons, with reasons to tune in few and far between for even the most die-hard Laker fan. One man who has seen every minute of the Lakers and their precipitous drop from the top of the NBA is Spectrum SportsNet’s Chris McGee.
  McGee joins Mark Medina, the Lakers beat writer of the Southern California News Group on the “We Want Tacos” Lakers podcast to express his optimism surrounding the Lakers’ ch
  
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• Country star Hunter Hayes talks new music before headlining House of Blues Anaheim

  10-05-2017 17:00 via ocregister.com
  
  Country music singer-songwriter Hunter Hayes will headline House of Blues Anaheim on Friday, May 19 and perform at the Malibu Guitar Festival on Saturday, May 20. (Photo courtesy of Hunter Hayes)Country music singer-songwriter Hunter Hayes will headline House of Blues Anaheim on Friday, May 19 and perform at the Malibu Guitar Festival on Saturday, May 20. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Orange County Register/SCNG)Country music singer-songwriter Hunter Hayes will headline House of Blues Anaheim on Frida
  
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• Police break up car gathering at Westminster Mall; videos, photos show cars doing doughnuts, burnouts

  10-05-2017 16:34 via ocregister.com
  
  Police officers broke up an illegal gathering of car enthusiasts at the Westminster Mall parking lot Tuesday night, May 9. Social media videos and photos show dozens of cars, some of them doing doughnuts and burnouts.
  The event, known as Krispy Kreme Tuesdays, is a meet-up of car enthusiasts and drivers who gather weekly at secret locations.
  The group’s Facebook page advertised the event for the Westminster Mall after 9 p.m. when the mall is closed.
  Westminster police were aware
  
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• Chicago’s Potbelly Sandwich Shop to open first California locations in Orange County

  10-05-2017 14:15 via ocregister.com
  
  Potbelly Sandwich Shop of Chicago is coming to Souuthern California by the end of the year. They are known for their inexpensive toasted sandwiches. (Photo courtesy Potbelly)Potbelly is known for offering a more upscale setting than Subway. (Photo by Matt Miller)Potbelly is known for offering a more upscale setting than Subway. The first locations are coming to South Orange County. (Photo by Matt Miller)A closer look at a Potbelly Sandwich Shop menu in Nebraska, the state’s only Potbelly.
  
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• Analysis: After Trump fired Comey, his staff scrambled to explain why

  10-05-2017 12:26 via ocregister.com
  
  By Jenna Johnson,
  WASHINGTON – White House press secretary Sean Spicer wrapped up his brief interview with Fox Business from the White House grounds late Tuesday night and then disappeared into the shadows, huddling with his staff behind a tall hedge. To get back to his office, Spicer would have to pass a swarm of reporters wanting to know why President Donald Trump suddenly decided to fire the FBI director.
  For four hours, Spicer and his staff had been scrambling to answer that question.
  
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• 'American Idol' Revival Reveals Location Of Auditions For...

  10-05-2017 12:02
  One of the most shocking and unexpected pieces of entertainment news hit everyone on Tuesday morning with the return of American Idol, but everyone wants to know one thing When and where are auditions? While there is not a lot of information known about the hit show's revival on ABC, the location of the first auditions is now known, and it should not be surprising to find out that they will be held in Walt Disney World. As reported by CNN, ABC reached an agreement with FremantleMedia to have Ame
  
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• Doheny Blues Festival marks 20 years in Dana Point with a slate of first-time performers

  10-05-2017 09:50 via ocregister.com
  
  Joe Walsh, shown with bassist Larry Young, will headline the Doheny Blues Festival on May 20. (Photo by Armando Brown, contributing photographer)Melissa Etheridge will headline the Doheny Blues Festival on May 21. (Photo by Armando Brown, contributing photographer)Chris Isaak is performing at the Doheny Blues Festival for the first time (Photo by Bob Steshetz)Moreland & Arbuckle, featuring, from left, singer Dustin Arbuckle, guitarist Aaron Moreland and drummer Kendall Newby, will play the D
  
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• State must not siphon off developmental services funding

  10-05-2017 09:05 via ocregister.com
  
  An idea floating around the Capitol deserves the full support of legislators and the governor: that savings from the upcoming closures of California’s three remaining developmental centers should be used to sustain developmental services, and not be swept into the state’s general fund.
  A proposed Assembly resolution to that effect, ACR77, was introduced a couple of weeks ago by Assemblymen Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, and Devon Mathis, R-Visalia, with Assemblymen William Brough, R-San Jua
  
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• Get government out of retirement planning

  10-05-2017 09:04 via ocregister.com
  
  Increasingly, the government is taking control of the financial decisions that will determine the quality of life we lead during our golden years — and that should concern everyone.
  First, there was the failure of Social Security, which has always been more of a Ponzi scheme than a retirement program. Social Security’s old-age trust fund will be exhausted in 2035, at which point it will only be able to pay out 77 percent of promised benefits, according to the 2016 report from Social
  
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• Streetcar not good use of federal funds

  10-05-2017 09:03 via ocregister.com
  
  Good money after bad keeps heading toward the Santa Ana streetcar. Last week, it was announced that the $298 million, 4.1-mile route was slated for $50 million in congressional funding. The Orange County Transportation Authority sees this as an indicator of federal support for the project, which the transportation agency is hoping the feds bankroll to the tune of $148 million in total.
  “We’re thrilled to see the federal government continue to join us at the local level in recognizing
  
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• Letters: Nation of laws

  10-05-2017 09:02 via ocregister.com
  
  Re: “Tough choices” [News, May 7]: This attempt at tugging on heart strings is proof as to how far this once terrific newspaper has fallen. Ngoc Tran is currently doing jail time for her second felony conviction. The upshot of the article is how unfair it is to her children that their mother, after finishing her sentence, will likely be deported by an uncaring Donald Trump.
  These children, who are portrayed as victims of Donald Trump’s views on deporting resident aliens who com
  
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• Orange approves valet parking pilot program for Old Towne

  10-05-2017 08:19 via ocregister.com
  
  A valet service will soon come to Old Towne Orange’s plaza, opening up a new option for drivers scouring the area for parking spaces.
  The Orange City Council voted 3-0 to approve a three-month pilot program at its meeting Tuesday, May 9. Council members Fred Whitaker and Mike Alvarez recused themselves from the vote.
  The city will contract with AmeriPark to carry out the service for $19,440 a month. AmeriPark provides valets for The Outlets at Orange and the Brea Mall, offering ticketless
  
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• Julio Urias takes no-hitter into seventh inning; Dodgers win in 10th

  10-05-2017 08:07 via ocregister.com
  
  Los Angeles Dodgers’ Ross Stripling, left, celebrates with Yasmani Grandal after he scored the game-winning run on a walk off double by Austin Barnes in the 10th inning of a baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, Tuesday, May 9, 2017, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) ORG XMIT: LAD127After a bunt Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Julio Urias (7) is safe at first base as Pittsburgh Pirates Jose Osuna (36) misses the catch during the fifth inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates, at
  
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• Laguna Beach becomes first city in Orange County to ban smoking in town

  10-05-2017 07:53 via ocregister.com
  
  LAGUNA BEACH — The only place people will be allowed to smoke in this resort town will be inside their homes and cars.
  On Tuesday, May 9, the City Council voted unanimously to expand its ban on smoking that already covers beaches and parks.
  The new ordinance bans smoking throughout the city, including on sidewalks, bike paths, alleys and in parking structures. The ordinance is the first such restrictive ban in Orange County. It will go into effect after a second reading in 30 days.
  The ban
  
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• Police searching for 2 shoplifting suspects in Yorba Linda

  10-05-2017 07:39 via ocregister.com
  
  YORBA LINDA — Police are searching for two people — a male and female — after suspected shoplifting and a short chase in the Savi Ranch shopping center on Tuesday night.
  Two people who allegedly stole items from the Kohl’s department store earlier Tuesday, May 9, returned to the store hours later, Orange County Sheriff’s Department Lt. Nathan Wilson said. Employees at the store reported at around 8:45 p.m. that the suspects were back and deputies arrived.
  The s
  
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• Orange County supervisor proposes temporary homeless shelters in...

  10-05-2017 07:39
  Arnold Campos sets up camp along along the property of Angel Stadium in Anaheim after OC Public Works announced all Santa Ana Riverbed residents must vacate the eastern side of the river by Friday. OC Public Works is giving the homeless residents until Friday morning to remove their belongs from the east side of the the river.
  
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• CSUF graduating students get a jump on real-world jobs

  10-05-2017 07:31 via ocregister.com
  
  Graduation isn’t what it used to be.
  There are still the caps and gowns, the long speeches and the fact you can’t just go crash in your dorm room afterward.
  But for many students, graduation is not a sharp demarcation between four years of carefree student life – intramural flag football games, fraternity parties and, of course, studying – and a future of job hunting, entry-level jobs and the real world.
  Cal State Fullerton’s recent Grad BBQ exuded the requisite sen
  
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• Spoken word excerpts in Cal State Fullerton’s “Voces de Liberación” exhibit

  10-05-2017 06:38 via ocregister.com
  
  Excerpts from the oral histories of Latina activists in Cal State Fullerton’s “Voces de Liberación” exhibit:
  Rose Espinoza of Rosie’s Garage in the exhibit space at Cal State Fullerton. (Photo courtesy of Cal State Fullerton)“My goal was, if I can help these kids in the neighborhood with their homework, and I get to know the kids, that’s one thing, I get to know the parents, that’s another thing. They go to school and they actually turn in their h
  
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• Latina activists’ stories can be heard in their own words at Cal State Fullerton

  10-05-2017 06:35 via ocregister.com
  
  They raised their voices.
  Now others can hear those voices.
  The oral histories of nine local Latina community activists are featured in an exhibit at Cal State Fullerton, allowing listeners to share in the experiences of women who fought for such things as labor unions, health access, immigrant rights and law enforcement accountability.
  “Nevertheless” by muralist Kristy Sandoval carries emblems representing the work and advocacy of the nine Latina activists in the exhibit. (Photo by
  
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• Dwyer helps Orange Lutheran capture Trinity League title with win over Mater Dei

  10-05-2017 06:33 via ocregister.com
  
  The stakes are always high and the drama never seems to disappoint.
  That same trend continued in the latest installment of the Orange Lutheran-Mater Dei rivalry.
  Lancers pitcher Maddy Dwyer helped her own cause with a 3-for-3 effort and executed her pitches in crunch time, as the senior ace shut down a Mater Dei comeback attempt in the seventh and secured a 5-3 Trinity League victory in front of a packed house at Orange Lutheran High on Tuesday afternoon.
  By topping Mater Dei for the first time
  
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• CSUF students craft campaign against texting while driving

  10-05-2017 06:25 via ocregister.com
  
  Seniors in Cal State Fullerton’s PRactical ADvantage Communications, a student-run ad and public relations agency, teamed up with Mazda Motorsports and the scholarship competition Project Yellow Light on a national campaign to make young people aware of the danger of distracted driving – specifically, texting while driving.
  “We are determined to lower the death toll, which sadly, is rising,” said Cameron Hay, account executive for PRactical ADvantage.
  As part of the campa
  
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• Brandon Hicks leads Mater Dei to opening-round victory in playoffs

  10-05-2017 06:19 via ocregister.com
  
  Brandon Hicks had himself a night for the Mater Dei boys volleyball team.
  The  junior middle blocker recorded a career-high 23 kills and hit .562 to help lead the Monarchs to a victory over visiting Dos Pueblos of Goleta, 25-14, 23-25, 25-16, 25-15, in the first round of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs Tuesday night.
  The match started with Hicks connecting for six kills in the opening set.
  “I felt like the momentum was swinging my way and the guys were trusting me with the ball,”
  
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• Tustin knocks off Cypress in 10-inning thriller that pushes Empire title race to final day

  10-05-2017 06:11 via ocregister.com
  
  TUSTIN >> The Tustin baseball team came from behind twice and then scored the winning run on a bases-loaded walk in the 10th inning for an 8-7 victory over Cypress in a key Empire League game Tuesday at Tustin High.
  Eric Padilla was behind in the count 0-2 before working his way to a two-out walk, which scored Cameron Cunningham from third base with the winning run.
  Tustin (17-12-1, 7-2) scored the run without a base hit in the inning. It capitalized on three walks and a hit batter.
  The Ti
  
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• Fontana man arrested for trafficking minor, pimping victim in Santa Ana

  10-05-2017 06:02 via ocregister.com
  
  SANTA ANA — A Fontana man was arraigned Monday, May 8, for trafficking a minor girl from San Bernardino County and pimping her in Santa Ana.
  Armani Montrale Green, 20, is accused of trafficking his 17-year-old victim in areas of Orange County known for prostitution. He is also accused of demanding the victim earn at least $300 before he would pick her up at night, the Orange County District Attorney said in a statement.
  The suspect was arrested May 6 by the Santa Ana Police Department. At
  
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• County supervisors approve project 340 homes for hills north of Yorba Linda

  10-05-2017 06:00 via ocregister.com
  
  Portion of the Esperanza Hills north of Yorba Linda near Stonehaven Drive where a 340-home development has been proposed. (File photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)An artist rendering of what the entrance would look like to the 340-home Esperanza Hills development. (Courtesy of Douglas G. Wymore)An artist rendering of what the bridge would look like for accessing the 340-home Esperanza Hills development. (Courtesy of Douglas G. Wymore)Show Caption of Expand
  SANTA ANA The 340-home
  
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• Irvine will look for other sites for controversial Edison substation

  10-05-2017 05:48 via ocregister.com
  
  IRVINE — In a surprising turn of events, Irvine reversed course on how to deal with a controversial electrical substation proposed in the middle of a research and industrial park.
  The City Council on Tuesday, May 9, directed staff to explore alternative sites for Southern California Edison’s substation and host a public hearing to resolve the issue. Less than two months ago, the council had voted behind closed doors to refer the matter to the California Public Utilities Commissi
  
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• Orange County supervisor proposes temporary homeless shelters in Irvine, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana

  10-05-2017 05:37 via ocregister.com
  
  Orange County Supervisor Shawn Nelson has proposed putting temporary homeless shelters on county-owned land in Irvine, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana – and he wants the first one to open within 30 days.
  Under Nelson’s proposal, which was announced at Tuesday’s board meeting, the county would erect a large, temporary, 200-person, tent-like structure on each of those properties, adding 600 total beds for the homeless and installing portable bathrooms and showers on the land as we
  
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• Imagine Dragons to perform at USANA Amphitheatre Oct. 13

  10-05-2017 03:10
  The band that had its humble beginning in Provo back in 2008 is once again returning to the Beehive state. On Tuesday, Imagine Dragons announced a North American tour in support of their upcoming album, " Evolve ," that will be released June 23. The tour kicks off in Phoenix on Sept.
  
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• Students from Huntington Beach, Buena Park get inside look at orthopedic medicine during mock surgery at Hoag

  10-05-2017 01:19 via ocregister.com
  
  Juliana Max, an athletic trainer, works with Jake Tallo, who plays an injured baseball catcher, during “Back To Play,” an educational program to teach high school students about health care careers at the Hoag Orthopedic Institute in Irvine, on Tuesday, May 9, 2017. (Photo by Nick Agro, Orange County Register/SCNG)Dr. Lee Estes Blanton Jr., center, an orthopedic surgeon, performs a mock surgery to repair a meniscus tear during “Back To Play,” an educational program for hi
  
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• Chargers’ preseason schedule is set as they will play first two games at StubHub Center

  10-05-2017 01:07 via ocregister.com
  
  In just over three months, StubHub Center will host an NFL game for the first time.
  The Chargers will open their preseason on Sunday, Aug. 13 against the Seattle Seahawks. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. in Carson’s 30,000-seat stadium — a soccer venue that also has hosted high school football games and the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl, one of many all-star showcases for NFL hopefuls.
  The Chargers will return to StubHub a week later, hosting the New Orleans Saints on Aug. 20 at 5 p.m.
  Those two h
  
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• Crime log for Mission Viejo, May 3-9

  10-05-2017 01:00 via ocregister.com
  
  MAY 9
  Stolen vehicle. 8:15 a.m. 24100 block of Barquero Dr. The caller reported a gray extended cab stolen.
  Disturbance. 6:28 a.m. 26100 block of Via Pera. The caller reported a man digging in the trash.
  MAY 8
  Vandalism report. 10:07 a.m. 23400 block of Via Ronda. The caller reported a car vandalized.
  Suspicious person/circumstances. 8:48 a.m. Doria Ave. and Aurora Way. The caller reported four kids smoking marijuana by the basketball court near the playground.
  Suspicious person/circumstances. 1
  
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• Target to hire 60 for small-format store near UCI; opening date set for Orange location

  10-05-2017 00:59 via ocregister.com
  
  Retail giant Target is looking to hire 60 people for its new small-format store in Irvine, which opens July 19 near UC Irvine.
  Target is opening new stores in Irvine and Orange as part of a $7 billion plan to boost its bottom line after weak fourth-quarter earnings.
  Last August, Target announced Irvine would be the home of its first flexible-format store in Orange County. The store, at 4255 Campus Drive, Suite A150, is in former a 24 Hour Fitness.
  “Target is focused on expanding
  
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• Rehab Mogul will stand trial in $176 million fraud case

  10-05-2017 00:54 via ocregister.com
  
  Self-titled “Rehab Mogul” Christopher Bathum will stand trial on charges of fraudulently billing companies $176 million, one of the largest criminal cases against an addiction facility in state history, a judge ruled Tuesday.
  Christopher BathumLos Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor ruled there was enough evidence after a preliminary hearing to send Bathum and his finance officer Kirsten Wallace to trial on nearly 50 charges of grand theft, identity theft and money lau
  
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• FivePoint considering $443 million deal to repurchase Broadcom site

  10-05-2017 00:51 via ocregister.com
  
  Broadcom’s Irvine campus, which is under construction, had been seeking a buyer after the company was purchased by a Singapore firm and shifted its headquarters to San Jose. Developer FivePoint has filed paperwork indicating it is considering exercising its first right to buy back the land and campus from Broadcom on Monday, May 8, 2017. (Photo by Nick Agro, Orange County Register/SCNG)Broadcom’s Irvine campus, which is under construction, had been seeking a buyer after the company w
  
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