• Thousands walk through Disney parks in support of CHOC

    Thousands walk through Disney parks in support of CHOC
    ANAHEIM Noah Ikari is only 8-years-old, but he could easily explain why he was one of thousands of people who showed up to the Disney parks before dawn Sunday.
    “I was born too early,” he said.
    His grandmother, Lisa Kott, summed it up this way: “He’s our little CHOC miracle.”
    Curt Joiner with his son Levi, walk in memory of Logan Isaiah Montoya who died last year at age 3, during the 27th annual CHOC Walk in the Park in Anaheim on Sunday, August 27, 2017. (Photo by M
  • Man killed in head-on collision on Brea Canyon Road

    BREA   A man was killed Sunday, Aug. 27 when two vehicles collided head-on at the intersection of Tonner Canyon and Brea Canyon Road, California Highway Patrol authorities said.
    According to witness reports, a Toyota pickup truck veered onto the wrong side of the road and struck a Jeep Cherokee driving south at around 10:11 a.m., the CHP said.
    Paramedics from the Orange County Fire Authority worked to extricate a man from the Toyota Tacoma, who was later pronounced deceased on scene,
    Two wo
  • Cardale Jones still playing catch-up on Chargers’ QB depth chart

    Cardale Jones still playing catch-up on Chargers’ QB depth chart
    LOS ANGELES — A month into his stint as a Chargers quarterback, Cardale Jones remains a work in progress.
    “When he’s hot, it’s a beautiful thing,” head coach Anthony Lynn said two weeks ago. “When he’s cold, he’s off a little bit. But he’s still learning the system.”
    Related Articles Chargers take big early lead, then hold on to beat RamsWith just one preseason game left, that assessment still rings true. Acquired by trade just before t
  • Angels vs. A’s: Monday game time, TV channel, starting pitchers

    Angels vs. A’s: Monday game time, TV channel, starting pitchers
    A’S at ANGELS
    When: 7 p.m. TV: Fox Sports West
    Where: Angel Stadium
    THE PITCHERS
    ANGELS LHP ANDREW HEANEY (0-0, 8.10)
    vs. A’s: 1-1, 4.85
    At Angel Stadium: 3-3, 4.29
    Hates to face: None
    Loves to face: None
    A’S RHP DANIEL GOSSETT (3-6, 5.49)
    vs. Angels: First game
    At Angel Stadium: First game
    Hates to face: None
    Loves to face: None
    UPCOMING GAMES:
    Tuesday — Angels (RHP Troy Scribner, 2-1, 4.00) vs. A’s (RHP Chris Smith, 0-3, 5.56), 7 p.m., Fox Sports West
    Wednesday &m
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  • Bryan Ferry delivers stellar set of solo and Roxy Music hits with an orchestral backing at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday

    Bryan Ferry delivers stellar set of solo and Roxy Music hits with an orchestral backing at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday
    Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music performs with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday, August 26, 2017. (Photo by Drew A. Kelley, Contributing Photographer)Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music performs with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday, August 26, 2017. (Photo by Drew A. Kelley, Contributing Photographer)Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music performs at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday, August 26, 2017. (Photo by Drew A. Kelley, Contributing Photographer)Bryan Ferry of
  • These performances from It’s Not Dead 2 would make our latest punk compilation

    These performances from It’s Not Dead 2 would make our latest punk compilation
    Looking over the crowd at “It’s Not Dead 2” at Glen Helen Amphitheater in Devore Saturday, Aug. 26, there was a mixed sea of ages, ethnicities and fashions. It seemed as if more people had turned out because of the popularity of festivals than of punk.
    The stage names were probably lost on the bulk of the audience, too, as the smaller stages referenced now-defunct iconic Southern California punk venues — Cuckoo’s Nest (Costa Mesa), Fenders (Ballroom, in Long Beach)
  • Update: 7 drowning-related calls in less than 24 hours, OCFA says

    Update: 7 drowning-related calls in less than 24 hours, OCFA says
    Orange County firefighter paramedics responded to one drowning and six near-drownings in less than 24 hours between early Saturday, Aug. 26 and Sunday, Aug. 27, officials said.
    In one case, an 85-year-old Placentia woman was pronounced dead by Orange County Fire Authority paramedics after a neighbor reported seeing her floating in her backyard pool Sunday at 12:10 a.m., said OCFA Capt. Steve Concialdi.
    “It appears she either fell into the pool or had a heart attack or stroke,” P
  • 6 drowning-related calls in less than 24 hours, fire officials say

    6 drowning-related calls in less than 24 hours, fire officials say
    Orange County firefighter paramedics responded to one drowning and five near drownings in less than 24 hours between early Saturday, Aug. 26 and Sunday, Aug. 27, officials said.
    In one case, an 85-year-old Placentia woman was pronounced dead by Orange County Fire Authority paramedics after a neighbor reported seeing her floating in her backyard pool Sunday at 12:10 a.m., said OCFA Capt. Steve Concialdi.
    “It appears she either fell into the pool or had a heart attack or stroke,”
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  • 2 dead in wrong-way collision on the 241 toll road, CHP says

    2 dead in wrong-way collision on the 241 toll road, CHP says
    Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Counties News Service)Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Counties News Service)Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Counties News Service)Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Co
  • 2 dead after collision on the 241 Toll road

    2 dead after collision on the 241 Toll road
    Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Counties News Service)Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Counties News Service)Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Counties News Service)Two people were killed in a crash on the 241 freeway south of the 91 freeway in Anaheim. (Photo by Southern Co
  • How California’s aerial firefighters are handling 1,000 more fires than last fire season

    How California’s aerial firefighters are handling 1,000 more fires than last fire season
    Aerial firefight
    Cal Fire statistics statewide for 2017 show that by Aug. 23, there have been 4,398 fires that burned 223,526 acres. That’s 1,000 more fires and many more acres burned than all of 2016. Unfortunately, the worst may be ahead of us.
    Californians recognized the need to fight fires from the air in the 1930s when crop dusters were filled with water and used to help firefighters on the ground. Today, Cal Fire has 13 air attack and nine helitack bases statewide, allowing aircraft
  • Remembering Mexican music giant Juan Gabriel on 1st anniversary of his death

    Remembering Mexican music giant Juan Gabriel on 1st anniversary of his death
    Mexican singer and icon Alberto Aguilera Valadez, best known as Juan Gabriel died on August 28, 2016, in Santa Monica, California from a heart attack, Juan Gabriel “El Divo de Juarez,” was Mexico’s leading singer-songwriter and top-selling artist, with sales of more than 100 million albums. His ballads about love and heartbreak and bouncy mariachi tunes became hymns throughout Latin America and Spain and with Spanish speakers in the United States.
    File – Internationa
  • Heat warning issued as temps rise, create greater fire danger

    Heat warning issued as temps rise, create greater fire danger
    An excessive heat warning goes into effect today, Sunday, Aug. 27, as temperatures continue to rise across the Southland, creating an “elevated fire danger” that will extend into next week, according to forecasters.
    The advisory will be in place from 10 a.m. today through 10 p.m. Wednesday amid triple digit temperatures in some areas, especially the San Fernando Valley.
    The peak of the heat wave is expected to occur Monday, when highs are predicted to reach 97 degrees in Downtow
  • Whicker: Miguel Cotto is finishing with a flourish

    Whicker: Miguel Cotto is finishing with a flourish
    CARSON — It will end for Miguel Cotto in Madison Square Garden, the place where New York’s Puerto Rican community never failed to embrace him, the place that always seemed more like home than the great boxing venues Out West.
    It will end Dec. 2. We’ve heard boxers say that before, but just this summer we’ve seen Juan Manuel Marquez, Wladimir Klitschko and Tim Bradley announce their goodbyes, and they did it with credible gravity.
    Cotto speaks with baritone authority, too.
  • Selling a home ‘as is’ means different things to different people

    Selling a home ‘as is’ means different things to different people
    When you put your house up for sale, you have lots of options about how to get ready: Fresh paint, new flooring, new windows, all the way up to a complete remodel, topping it off with staging.
    Or you can do nothing. Sell it “as is,” with the stained and faded carpet, wood rot, broken and/or outdated appliances, ancient air conditioning compressor, and completely outdated décor.
    The funny thing is, when a buyer comes along and submits an offer, the California Association of Rea
  • Would you pay $9 for beet-flavored energy drink? This Orange County startup is betting on it

    Would you pay $9 for beet-flavored energy drink? This Orange County startup is betting on it
    Mode Sports Nutrition prepares to hand out samples of its’ pre-workout beet and pomegranate booster before a ride at the G2 Bike store in Aliso Viejo, CA on Wednesday, July 26, 2017. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)Co-owners Nikki Halbur, right, and Tammo Walter, prepare their remodeled trailer before a Mode Sports Nutrition-sponsored ride at the G2 Bike store in Aliso Viejo, CA on Wednesday, July 26, 2017. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)Mode Sp
  • Real estate briefly: Irvine Marriott slated to open in December

    The Marriott Irvine Spectrum, a new hotel in Irvine, will open in December. The hotel will have 271 rooms including 50 Extended Stay suites. (Photo courtesy of Marriott Irvine Spectrum)The Marriott Irvine Spectrum, a new hotel in Irvine, will open in December. The hotel will have 271 rooms including 50 Extended Stay suites. (Photo courtesy of Marriott Irvine Spectrum)The Marriott Irvine Spectrum, a new hotel in Irvine, will open in December. The hotel will have 271 rooms including 50 Extended St
  • This week’s best deals: Cute kittens, free stuff, trolley, discount spa

    This week’s best deals: Cute kittens, free stuff, trolley, discount spa
    Hi, it’s me, Marla Jo, your columnist and deals maven. Check out my Cheapo Travel column in the Sunday Travel section. If you know a great deal, let me know at [email protected]. You can also find me at Deals Diva on Facebook and Twitter. And don’t forget to read my humor columns on Wednesdays in the Register.
    COMIC DEAL
    I love the Funniest Housewives of Orange County and here’s a chance to buy half-price tickets to their upcoming show at 7 p.m. Sept. 24 at the Coach House in Sa
  • 8 mountain climbers die in 3 different accidents in Alps

    8 mountain climbers die in 3 different accidents in Alps
    BERLIN — Eight mountain climbers have died in three different accidents this weekend in the Austrian and Italian Alps.
    The Austrian Red Cross said five mountain climbers died Sunday in the Austrian Alps in Wildgerlostal on Mount Gabler, east of Innsbruck, and a sixth climber was severely injured, the Austrian news agency APA reported.
    The six were roped together when they fell at about 6,562 feet high on the mountain in a very remote area. The lone survivor was taken by helicopter to a hos
  • Five free things to do in Orange County this week Aug. 27-Sept. 1

    Five free things to do in Orange County this week Aug. 27-Sept. 1
    Why sit home because you don’t want to spend any money. Here are five things you can do this week that cost nothing at all.
    TODAY, AUG. 27
    I love this! Get free admission to the Laguna Art-a-Fair all day and enter free drawings for
    artwork and prizes, as part of the Rescue Friends of Spoof Dawg to the Rescue event. (Sorry, you can’t bring your own pooch.) Noon until 7 p.m. Say “Hi” to my friend Monica in booth B33. Make sure you’re going to the right festival &ndash
  • Rising floodwaters trap hundreds stranded in wake of Harvey

    Rising floodwaters trap hundreds stranded in wake of Harvey
    By MIKE GRACYZK
    HOUSTON — Rescuers answered hundreds of desperate calls for help Sunday as floodwaters from the remnants of Hurricane Harvey climbed high enough to begin filling second-story homes, and authorities urged stranded families to seek refuge on their rooftops.
    Areas south of Houston appeared to be at greatest risk. Some flooding was reported in downtown Houston and in the Texas Medical Center.
    Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez used Twitter to field calls for assistance for those
  • Deal of the Week: Get a 2-for-1 coupon at Ruby’s for donating school supplies

    Deal of the Week: Get a 2-for-1 coupon at Ruby’s for donating school supplies
    Here’s my deal of the week: Get a two-for-one coupon to Ruby’s Diner if you participate in the restaurant chain’s Back to School Drive during the month of September. Bring an item from Ruby’s school supply list, and receive a “Buy One Get One” exclusive Ruby’s Diner coupon to redeem at any location. Wish list: Backpacks, planners, notebooks, college ruled lined paper, graphing paper, calculator, highlighters, glue sticks, erasers, index cards, pens,
  • The great transit rip-off

    The great transit rip-off
    Over the past decade, there has been a growing fixation among planners and developers alike for a return to the last century’s monocentric cities served by large-scale train systems. And, to be sure, in a handful of older urban regions, mass transit continues to play an important — and even vital — role in getting commuters to downtown jobs. Overall, a remarkable 40 percent of all transit commuting in the United States takes place in the New York metropolitan area — and j
  • Trump’s successor may be a ‘giant’

    Trump’s successor may be a ‘giant’
    Has President Trump been in office for only seven months? It’s been enough drama for seven years — with no letup in sight. So, as beach vacations wind to a close and Congress prepares to return to Washington, let’s get a jump on contemplating the qualities Americans will want in their 46th president.
    For starters, most voters are not presidential scholars. Instead of assessing which of the two major party nominees might someday join the exalted company of Lincoln, Roosevelt or
  • It’s not easy to choose among statues

    It’s not easy to choose among statues
    The year before he was elected president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln gave a speech in Columbus, Ohio, in which he complained that the local newspaper had falsely reported he was in favor of allowing black people to have the right to vote.
    Lincoln told the crowd that he, “as much as any other man,” was in favor of whites having the “superior” position in society. “I am not, nor ever have been in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political eq
  • Santa Ana squanders its budget on pointless union giveaway

    Santa Ana squanders its budget on pointless union giveaway
    SACRAMENTO — Talk to almost any city or school district official, and it won’t take long before the poor-mouthing begins. Budgets are stretched to the bone. There’s barely enough money to pave the roads and pay for textbooks. If only taxpayers would pay more, there might be enough money to improve services or better educate the kids.
    Yet with every tax hike and bond measure, services never really improve. That’s because the problem isn’t a lack of money, but the foo
  • Civil liberties require civility to maintain community

    Civil liberties require civility to maintain community
    Webster’s Dictionary defines civility as “a polite act or expression.”
    Sorely lacking in our nation’s political discourse for some time, polite expressions were nowhere to be seen in Charlottesville, Virginia two weekends ago and remained notoriously missing in action throughout that tragic incident’s wake.
    Our nation was founded upon the ideals of freedom, including freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom to assemble and protest. It’s the essence of l
  • The lesson for us in the Charlie Gard case

    The lesson for us in the Charlie Gard case
    There is a lesson to learn somewhere in the debate last month about the unfortunate circumstance of British baby Charlie Gard. Charlie was born with an inherited (yet) incurable disease that left him on a ventilator, blind and deaf. The government wanted to dictate his care in spite of the fact that his parents raised money to pay for his care with cash. The lesson: This is what will happen if the GOP allows the ACA to deteriorate into a single-payer system and choice evaporates from the America
  • Hotter housing market: Orange or Villa Park?

    Hotter housing market: Orange or Villa Park?
    Homebuying in Orange in 2017’s first half could not keep pace with Villa Park sales activity.
    Using CoreLogic data, we compared sales patterns from the six months ended in June vs. the first half of 2016.
    Sales in Orange rose as 741 residences sold through June vs. 697 in 2016. That’s a gain of 6.3 percent vs. a 2.2 percent gain countywide.
    But in Villa Park — ZIP 92861 — 46 homes sold vs. 28 a year ago. That’s a sales gain of 64.3 percent. Villa Park median selling
  • Tax reform good for local economy

    Tax reform good for local economy
    As city council members, we aim to help our constituents with problems that mainly affect them on the local level. From property taxes to waste disposal, the things we deal with often affect Californians intimately. But there are also issues that, while they may seem far away in Washington, D.C., affect our residents just as much. One of those issues is tax reform. It is critical that Congress acts on this vital issue and it’s crucial that our leaders get it right.
    It’s been over 30
  • Fantastic O.C. five help U.S. cadet team strike gold in Europe

    Fantastic O.C. five help U.S. cadet team strike gold in Europe
    Five Orange County boys water polo players recently helped the U.S. men’s cadet national team capture a prestigious tournament in Serbia.
    Newport Harbor center Ike Love and defender Reed Stemler, Corona del Mar attacker Tanner Pulice, Woodbridge attacker Riley Pittman and Servite center Guillermo Ocasio helped Team USA capture the Darko Cukic Memorial Tournament in Belgrade.
    The U.S team defeated Croatia, 9-6, in the finals to finish the tournament 7-0. Pulice scored twice in the champions
  • Crean Lutheran arrives ready, storms past Calvary Chapel

    Crean Lutheran arrives ready, storms past Calvary Chapel
    COSTA MESA – Crean Lutheran’s defense set up its offense with good field position on nearly every drive in the Saints’ season opener against Calvary Chapel on Saturday at Orange Coast College.
    And the offense took advantage of those short fields nearly every time as the Saints came away with a 45-7 nonleague victory.@ocvarsity Crean Lutheran Coach Bowman praising his team after 45-7 victory over Calvary chapel. pic.twitter.com/6n1rnMmvEG
    — Lou Ponsi (@L_Ponsi) August 27,
  • Chargers start fast against Rams, earn first preseason win in L.A.

    Chargers start fast against Rams, earn first preseason win in L.A.
    LOS ANGELES — Philip Rivers has been almost perfect.
    Twelve pass attempts aren’t much of a sample size, even if 11 of them found their intended target. He hasn’t faced any truly fearsome defenses. But after an ugly start to the month, the Chargers will take what they can get. A superlative stat line from their starting quarterback — plus a three-touchdown, first-quarter lead against their new crosstown rivals?
    It’ll do.
    Related Articles Miller: Philip Rivers an
  • Floyd Mayweather Jr. stops Conor McGregor in the 10th

    Floyd Mayweather Jr. stops Conor McGregor in the 10th
    Floyd Mayweather Jr. jabs Conor McGregor in a super welterweight boxing match Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Isaac Brekken)Floyd Mayweather Jr., left, fights Conor McGregor in a super welterweight boxing match Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Isaac Brekken)Floyd Mayweather Jr., right, fights Conor McGregor in a super welterweight boxing match Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Isaac Brekken)Conor McGregor hits Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a super welter
  • Ride ’em cowboy

    Top performers from the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association are competing in this weekend’s 17th annual Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo, a charity event designed to celebrate Orange County’s cowboy heritage.
    There’s more than $175,000 in prize money on the line, as participants compete in bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, team roping and tie-down roping.
    Over 16 years, RMV rodeos have raised more than $1.9 million for local charities. This year&rs
  • Andrelton Simmons’ homer caps Angels comeback against Astros

    Andrelton Simmons’ homer caps Angels comeback against Astros
    Vladimir Guerrero was inducted into the Angels Hall of Fame Saturday. The Angels were playing the Houston Astros in Anaheim, CA on Saturday, August 26, 2017. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Orange County Register/SCNG)Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Tyler Skaggs throws to the plate against the Houston Astros during the first inning of a baseball game in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)Los Angeles Angels designated hitter Albert Pujols reacts to a called third strike
  • Rams quarterback Jared Goff suffers rough preseason finale

    Rams quarterback Jared Goff suffers rough preseason finale
    LOS ANGELES — A sideline completion, and an “ooh” from the crowd. Alert movement in the pocket, and a 22-yard dump-off, and an “aah.” Jared Goff had two brilliant minutes on Saturday.
    The rest was eye-averting stuff. It’s unfair to entirely blame Goff for how quickly, and dramatically, things spiraled against the Chargers at the Coliseum. But in what likely was Goff’s preseason finale — a 21-19 Chargers victory — Goff and his coaches certainl
  • Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday (8-26-17)

    Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday (8-26-17)
    This is where you can find the scores and stats for the Orange County high school games Saturday, Aug. 26.
    FOOTBALL
    Western 52, Cerritos 2Cerritos      0    0    2    0    —    2Western    44    8   0    0    —   52
    Fountain Valley 38, Troy 2Fountain Valley    7     21    0     10  — 38Troy         &n
  • Orange County high school schedule: Monday, Aug. 28

    Orange County high school schedule: Monday, Aug. 28
    The Orange County high school schedule for Monday, Aug. 28.
    GIRLS GOLFEl Modena at Samueli Academy, Beckman at Foothill, Sage Hill at Pacifica Christian, Yorba Linda at Tustin, Aliso Niguel at Laguna Beach
    GIRLS VOLLEYBALLLakewood Tournament (Yorba Linda, Cypress, Esperanza, Villa Park, Los Alamitos, Huntington Beach, Dana Hills, Canyon),
    GIRLS TENNISAnaheim at Whittier, Cypress at Millikan, JSerra at Tesoro
  • Miguel Cotto rocks Yoshihiro Kamegai, wins 5th championship

    CARSON — Miguel Cotto won a championship in his fifth weight class at StubHub Center Saturday night, pounding out a unanimous decision over the unbreakable Yoshihiro Kamegai.
    He is now the WBO’s junior middleweight champion, at 154 pounds, and at age 36.
    Whether his hands and arms will recover well enough to keep it going is anyone’s guess.
    Kamegai, born without a pain gene, absorbed 304 punches to the head, none of which sent him backwards for a second. Time and again Cotto ro
  • Dodgers shut out for second time in four days, lose to Brewers 3-0

    Dodgers shut out for second time in four days, lose to Brewers 3-0
    Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Ross Stripling throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Michael Owen Baker)Los Angeles Dodgers center fielder Chris Taylor misses a two-run home run by Milwaukee Brewers Orlando Arcia in the fifth inning of a baseball game, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Michael Owen Baker)Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Zach Davies throws during the first inning of a baseball game
  • Vargas gives Rios a rude introduction, holds onto 122-pound belt

    CARSON — Ronny Rios might have been the first American fighter, and  maybe the first American,  to learn just how good Rey Vargas is and will be.
    It is a discovery he could done without.
    Rios became one of only eight fighters to take the undefeated Vargas the distance Saturday night, in their WBC super-bantamweight bout at StubHub Center.
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  • Who really runs L.A.? Chargers and Rams fans get into it

    Who really runs L.A.? Chargers and Rams fans get into it
    For the first time since 1994, two Los Angeles NFL teams played against each other as the L.A. Rams hosted the L.A. Chargers in a preseason game at the Coliseum. Fans from both teams were asked who really runs L.A.?
    Video by Jonathan Khamis for the Southern California News Group.
  • Vladimir Guerrero honored for an Angels career full of playoff appearances

    Vladimir Guerrero honored for an Angels career full of playoff appearances
    ANAHEIM — Ask Vladimir Guerrero and Mike Scioscia for their favorite moments from Guerrero’s career with the Angels, and you get bookends to his career in Anaheim.
    Both in October.
    Guerrero, who was inducted into the Angels Hall of Fame in a pregame ceremony on Saturday, said simply making the playoffs in 2004 was his pinnacle.
    “I played seven years with the Expos and didn’t get to the playoffs,” Guerrero said through an interpreter. “In my first year here, we
  • Chargers take big early lead, then hold on to beat Rams

    Chargers take big early lead, then hold on to beat Rams
    Los Angeles Rams running back Malcolm Brown #34 is pushed out of bounds b y Los Angeles Chargers free safety Dwight Lowery #20 in the first half. The Los Angeles Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers played a pre-season game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA 8/26/2017 Photo by John McCoy/Los Angeles Daily News (SCNG)Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff #16 drops back for a pass before having the ball stripped from his hands, and recovered by the Chargers who ran it in for a
  • Miller: Philip Rivers and Jared Goff display where they are in their careers

    Miller: Philip Rivers and Jared Goff display where they are in their careers
    LOS ANGELES – He is now our most dependable starter, this pinpointing right-hander stirring memories of the likes of in-their-primes Orel Hershiser and Jered Weaver.
    Sure, during their careers, those two pitchers were at times hit hard. But the difference here is neither of them ever faced the prospect of having one of those hard hits dislocate a shoulder or deviate a septum. Or do something decidedly worse.
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  • Dodgers notes: Yu Darvish put time on DL to use, refining mechanics

    Dodgers notes: Yu Darvish put time on DL to use, refining mechanics
    LOS ANGELES – Before Yu Darvish joined the Dodgers, pitching coach Rick Honeycutt did his homework, studying video of the right-hander from throughout his career with the Texas Rangers.
    To Honeycutt’s highly trained eye, what he saw on video and what he saw in person during Darvish’s three starts with the Dodgers – particularly his last two before going on the DL with lower back tightness – was significantly different.
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  • Angels vs. Astros: Sunday game time, TV channels, starting pitchers

    Angels vs. Astros: Sunday game time, TV channels, starting pitchers
    ASTROS at ANGELS
    When: 12:30 p.m. TV: Fox Sports West
    Where: Angel Stadium
    THE PITCHERS
    ANGELS RHP RICKY NOLASCO (6-12, 5.05)
    vs. Astros: 7-2, 3.63
    At Angel Stadium: 7-9, 4.49
    Hates to face: Brian McCann, 25 for 73 (.342)
    Loves to face: Josh Reddick, 0 for 11 (.000)
    ASTROS RHP CHARLIE MORTON (10-6, 3.81)
    vs. Angels: 2-0, 3.24
    At Angel Stadium: 1-0, 4.63
    Hates to face: Martin Maldonado, 6 for 9 (.667)
    Loves to face: Albert Pujols, 5 for 24 (.208)
  • US experiment continues against Brazil

    US experiment continues against Brazil
    For international volleyball coaches such as Team USA women’s team coach Karch Kiraly, the year after an Olympic Games is a season-long experiment as they search for the right formula for the next Games in 2020 in Tokyo.
    “This is a year of opportunity and a year of learning so the priority is getting new people in and throwing them into the deep end and seeing what happens,” Kiraly said.
    The experiment continues with the USA Volleyball Cup, a two-match exhibition against Brazil
  • Landon Donovan has seen both sides of Galaxy-San Jose rivalry

    Landon Donovan has seen both sides of Galaxy-San Jose rivalry
    If there’s authority on what the Galaxy-San Jose rivalry means, then it would have to Landon Donovan.
    Donovan spent the early years of his Major League Soccer career in San Jose (2001-2004), leading the club to a pair of MLS Cups (2001 and 2003) and after a stint in Germany, Donovan returned to MLS, but this time with the Galaxy.
    “There’s hatred between the fans, I can promise you that,” Donovan, now retired, said Wednesday in Los Angeles. “I think what’s happ

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