• Injured woman rescued from Shady Canyon trail in Irvine

    The Orange County Fire Authority had to airlift a woman out of Shady Canyon Trail after she crashed and suffered an injury while mountain biking.
    Orange County Fire Authority received a call at 10:50 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 21 from a group of mountain bikers in Shady Canyon in Irvine. A woman in her early 50’s was riding down Rabbit Trail when she crashed and fractured her left arm, OCFA Capt. Steve Concialdi said.
    Because of the angle of the terrain and the narrow trail, a ground unit was una
  • Bomb squad destroys ‘hoax device’ left outside Whittier Planned Parenthood office

    Bomb squad destroys ‘hoax device’ left outside Whittier Planned Parenthood office
    A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department bomb squad examined a pipe with protruding wires found at the front door of a Whittier Planned Parenthood office on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017. (Courtesy, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department)A bomb squad destroyed a pipe with wires sticking out of it that was found by the front door of a Whittier Planned Parenthood office on Saturday morning and determined the object was not explosive, labeling it a “hoax device,” officials said.
  • Ex-Angels player Gary Matthews Jr. sells Corona del Mar house for $3.69 million

    Ex-Angels player Gary Matthews Jr. sells Corona del Mar house for $3.69 million
    Retired outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. sold this Corona del Mar house for $3.69 million. (Photo by Andrew Bramasco)Retired outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. sold this Corona del Mar house for $3.69 million. (Photo by Andrew Bramasco)Retired outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. sold this Corona del Mar house for $3.69 million. (Photo by Andrew Bramasco)Retired outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. sold this Corona del Mar house for $3.69 million. (Photo by Andrew Bramasco)Retired outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. sold this C
  • Plan decades in the works to restore Aliso Creek estuary moves forward in Laguna Beach

    Plan decades in the works to restore Aliso Creek estuary moves forward in Laguna Beach
    LAGUNA BEACH — A long-awaited plan to restore a seven-acre estuary along Aliso Creek — once a nursery for the tidewater goby, Southern California steelhead and the threatened Western pond turtle — is underway.
    For decades, the marshy area at the end of Aliso Creek and the year-round sand berm at Aliso Beach have been swamped by runoff draining from inland development along the 35-mile watershed that starts in the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains and drains to Aliso Beach.
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  • Todd Gurley now is an all-downs threat for Rams, unlike last year

    Todd Gurley now is an all-downs threat for Rams, unlike last year
    LONDON — A year earlier, Todd Gurley would have been a decoy at best, and likely a spectator.
    The situation last Sunday: Rams led by seven points, with a 3rd-and-4 play at the Jacksonville 26 and 3:38 left in the fourth quarter. A third-down failure would have meant a dicey mid-40-yard field goal.
    The Rams lined up in a single-back set, sent a tight end in motion and pitched the ball to that back, Gurley, who followed three stellar blocks and gained nine yards. The Rams, with a fresh set o
  • Rams vs. Cardinals: Who has the edge?

    Rams vs. Cardinals: Who has the edge?
    RAMS (4-2) vs. CARDINALS (3-3)
    When: Sunday, 10 a.m.
    Where: Twickenham Stadium, London
    Line: Rams by 3.5
    TV/radio: Ch. 11; 710-AM, 100.3-FM, 1330-AM (Spanish)
    RAMS OFFENSE vs. CARDINALS DEFENSEBoth units have been headed in the wrong direction. The Rams are averaging the most points in the NFL this season, but last week against Jacksonville they were boosted by a kickoff return and a fumble return for touchdowns. The Rams’ offense totaled only 249 yards and went 4 for 13 on third-down atte
  • Firefighters knock down 3-alarm industrial fire in Orange

    Firefighters knock down 3-alarm industrial fire in Orange
     
    Firefighters battle a 3-alarm blaze at North Batavia Street & West Collins Avenue in Orange. (Photo by Miles Madison, ON SCENE)Firefighters battle a 3-alarm blaze at North Batavia Street & West Collins Avenue in Orange. (Photo by Miles Madison, ON SCENE)Firefighters battle a 3-alarm blaze at North Batavia Street & West Collins Avenue in Orange. (Photo by Miles Madison, ON SCENE)Firefighters battle a 3-alarm blaze at North Batavia Street & West Collins Avenue in Orange. (Ph
  • Trick or treat, your property tax bill is here

    Trick or treat, your property tax bill is here
    Which is scarier showing up in your mailbox — Halloween movies from Netflix or your property tax bill? For homeowners, even “The Exorcist” can’t compare in terms of pure fright as the annual envelop from the tax collector’s office. Fortunately, however, homeowners are still able to count on Proposition 13 for protection.
    While progressives in the California Legislature continue to target the struggling middle class for ever higher taxes, they have been unable to bre
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  • Would California benefit from becoming a right-to-work state?

    Would California benefit from becoming a right-to-work state?
    The California Association of Psychiatric Technicians is raising money to fight Donald Trump.
    The union that represents 6,200 state mental health workers has decided to charge members $6.50 per month to pay for extra political activities. The new political action fee will be collected from January 1, 2018, until December 31, 2020.
    Why? Union leaders are worried that the Trump administration will advance right-to-work legislation that would give workers the right to stop paying dues to the unions
  • Most Wanted: Fatal attack outside gym

    A mug shot of Salvador Sanchez Pimental, center, is between two computerized renderings of what he may look like today. According to investigators, Pimental stabbed a man in the back and neck after the two were seen leaving a hotel in Dec. 14, 1980.
  • Kirkuk and the crossroads of U.S. foreign policy

    Kirkuk and the crossroads of U.S. foreign policy
    It is hard to find a better symbol of America’s bewildering fortunes and tough choices in the Middle East than in Kirkuk — the strategic Iraqi city where troops from Baghdad, joined by Shiite militias commanded by Iran, did battle this month with the Kurds who had secured the contested city.
    No American officials relish the sight of U.S.-backed allies firing at one another over territory. But the adjudication of Iraq’s deep border disputes — the product of competing claim
  • A look at the California GOP by the numbers

    A look at the California GOP by the numbers
    Republicans control the White House and Congress, but it’s an uphill battle for them in California. The California Republican Party Convention is this weekend in Anaheim. Here’s a look at the party’s numbers.
    Voters in California
    The chart below shows the percentage of registered voters in California by political party. Since 1991, California’s population has increased by nearly 10 million. In the same time the percentage of voters registering as no party preference has i
  • House won’t sell? Time to call on St. Joseph

    House won’t sell? Time to call on St. Joseph
    As we head into the heart of the holiday season, where both the supply of homes for sale and the demand for homes slide to their respective annual lows, it might be helpful for a brush up on one of the last-resort sales tactics available to savvy Realtors and home sellers at the end of their patience.
    Yes, you guessed it. It might be time to call upon St. Joseph – the patron saint of real estate.
    Why St. Joseph? Joseph was Jesus’ father on earth and is the patron saint of homes and f
  • Too many Californians are barely scraping by

    Too many Californians are barely scraping by
    For all the advantages of the Golden State, far too many Californians are barely scraping by.
    Last month, the Supplemental Poverty Measure of the U.S. Census Bureau revealed that approximately one-in-five Californians lived in poverty from 2014 through 2016.
    Reaffirming this is the California Poverty Measure, a joint research effort by the Public Policy Institute of California and the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality, which according to PPIC “accounts for the cost of living and a
  • Trump has no plan to block scheduled release of JFK records

    Trump has no plan to block scheduled release of JFK records
    WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says he doesn’t plan to block the scheduled release of thousands of never publicly seen government documents related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
    Trump says in a tweet that “Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened.”
    The National Archives has until next Thursday to disclose the remaining files related to Kennedy&rsq
  • Allen Buchanan: 5 considerations before you lease a building

    Allen Buchanan: 5 considerations before you lease a building
    While I’ve recently written about “gotcha” clauses in a commercial lease, today let’s take a look the factors you should consider before you are ready to ink that commercial deal.The location
    Raise your hand if you have never heard the three most important factors in real estate: location, location, location. Here is why location matters so much (in no particular order). Your customers may need to find you. I say “may” because some businesses have ze
  • Elvira fans, you may see her, and her lingerie, after final Knott’s show

    Elvira fans, you may see her, and her lingerie, after final Knott’s show
    As she’s discussed with us, this is the last year Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) will be starring in a show at Knott’s Scary Farm.
    However, she has a growing number of projects in the works, which means fans can still easily get their fill of their beloved Mistress of the Dark.
    Peterson’s Scary Farm production is a three-month commitment, with show planning, writing and rehearsing beginning in August, followed by two performances four nights a week during the Haunt.
    “It&rsqu
  • With tax reform looming, the American Dream must be preserved

    With tax reform looming, the American Dream must be preserved
    As expected, Republicans have released their tax plan and, as feared, the plan as written is a serious threat to homeownership in America. Hundreds of thousands of families in California will pay more under this misguided proposal.
    California is hit particularly hard because the average house costs two-and-a-half times the national average and housing supply projections show we will be nearly 3 million houses short by 2020, which would drive up housing costs further. Only 32 percent of Californi
  • Book events for the week of Oct. 22

    Book events for the week of Oct. 22
    Author and commentator Gretchen Carlson will  discuss and sign her newest title ‘Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back’ at Barnes and Noble in Huntington Beach.Author and commentator Gretchen Carlson will  discuss and sign her newest title ‘Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back’ at Barnes and Noble in Huntington Beach.Show Caption of Expand
    Sunday, Oct. 22
    Author and commentator Gretch
  • Spooky Travel: Halloween frights around the U.S.a.

    In case the real world's not scary enough, there are plenty of Halloween attractions out there designed to completely freak you out. One in New York called This Is Real promises to "literally kidnap you and stash you in a Brooklyn warehouse."
  • Video: Friday Night Football Wrap-up for Week 8

    Video: Friday Night Football Wrap-up for Week 8
    OCVarsity’s Dan Albano and Steve Fryer have some fun while discussing what happened in the Orange County high school football scene on Friday, Oct. 20.
    They discuss the upsets, the near-upsets, the fantastic performances that made it such a memorable night.
     
  • Day 1 scores, quarterfinalists from Steve Pal Memorial boys water polo tournament

    Day 1 scores, quarterfinalists from Steve Pal Memorial boys water polo tournament
    Day 1 scores from the Steve Pal Memorial boys water polo tournament:
    At BeckmanSantiago/Corona 9, Northwood 8Palos Verdes 9, South Pasadena 5Beckman 6, San Marcos 3Laguna Beach 16, La Canada 5Palos Verdes 12, Santiago/Corona 7Northwood 10, South Pasadena 6Laguna Beach 15, Beckman 7San Marcos 11, La Canada 1
    Group winners: Laguna Beach, Palos Verdes
    At Villa ParkVilla Park 13, Claremont 5La Serna 15, Temescal Canyon 5Damien 13, Rio Mesa 8Ayala 10, Clovis North 8La Serna 15, Villa Park 8Temescal C
  • Santa Margarita battles to the end but St. John Bosco escapes with win

    Santa Margarita battles to the end but St. John Bosco escapes with win
    Santa Margarita’s Joseph Canty stops Bosco’s Eli De Roon short of goal line in first half of Santa Margarita vs. St. John Bosco football game Friday October 20, 2017 at El Camino College. Photo By Robert Casillas,Daily Breeze/ SCNGSanta Margarita vs. St. John Bosco football game Friday October 20, 2017 at El Camino College. Bosco QB DJ Uiagalelei throws pass. Photo By Robert Casillas,Daily Breeze/ SCNGSanta Margarita vs. St. John Bosco football game Friday October 20, 2017 at El Cami
  • San Clemente stays on track for title shot by rolling over San Juan Hills

    San Clemente stays on track for title shot by rolling over San Juan Hills
    San Juan Hills' Ryan Canary carries the ball during a league game against San Clemente at San Juan Hills High on Friday, October 20, 2017. (Photo By Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)San Clemente quarterback Brendan Costello, left, runs with the ball during a quarterback keeper play in a league game against San Juan Hills on Friday, October 20, 2017. (Photo By Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)San Clemente quarterback Brendan Costello runs with the ball during a quarterback keeper
  • Yorba Linda crushes Canyon with strong all-around effort

    Yorba Linda crushes Canyon with strong all-around effort
    Canyon’s Tyler Williams, left, attempts to tackle Yorba Linda’s Kris Carrington during their game at Fred Kelly Stadium in Orange, Calif. on October 20, 2017. (Photo by Karen Tapia, Contributing Photographer)Canyon’s Jacob Munro, left, outruns Yorba Linda’s Michael Vulaj during their game at Fred Kelly Stadium in Orange, Calif. on October 20, 2017. (Photo by Karen Tapia, Contributing Photographer)The Canyon football team listens to the National Anthem before their game ag
  • Drug war un-American: Letters

    Drug war un-American: Letters
    Re: “Consider different approach to combatting drug abuse” [Opinion, Oct. 20]: Our opioid crisis is, indeed, a serious issue, but I couldn’t agree more that it is also a predictable and inevitable consequence of a much bigger crisis — that seemingly eternal and yet utter failure we call our “drug war.”
    It never ceases to amaze me that this so-called “land of the free” — with all its verbiage and flag waving — is still so ready to crimin
  • Teen suspect hurt in shooting involving Santa Ana gang detectives

    SANTA ANA — A 19-year-old man was wounded in an officer-involved shooting in Santa Ana on Friday night after two gang unit detectives attempted to make contact with him and another male.
    The suspects fled when the detectives attempted to make contact with them shortly after 7 p.m., according to Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna. It wasn’t immediately clear what the pair was wanted for.
    The suspects ran east on 17th Street to English Street where they ran behind a dentist’s
  • TD pass in finals seconds gives Westminster win over Ocean View

    TD pass in finals seconds gives Westminster win over Ocean View
    By DALE RUHE, Correspondent 
    WESTMINSTER — After just two touchdown were scored in the game’s first 40 minutes, the rate of scoring substantially increased in the Golden West League game between Ocean View and Westminster.
    The last of five touchdowns in the final eight minutes brought Westminster from behind, as Noah Melbon hit Malachi Mesa from 12 yards out with eight seconds remaining as the Lions prevailed, 27-20, Friday at Westminster High.
    Westminster (5-2, 2-1), ranked sev
  • Lonzo Ball’s focus in tight game reminds Lakers coach of Kobe Bryant

    Lonzo Ball’s focus in tight game reminds Lakers coach of Kobe Bryant
    PHOENIX — A game was on the line, and for the first time in Lonzo Ball’s professional career, he put the Lakers on his shoulders. In the span of 86 seconds Ball scored three times on drives to the rim, each move punctuated with a left-handed finish. The third such basket, gave the Lakers an eight-point lead with 1:35 remaining in an eventual 132-130 victory.
    The Suns called timeout, and when Ball came to the bench his coach, Luke Walton, recognized a focus in Ball he had seen many ti
  • The Latest: Bannon bashes GW Bush at California GOP meeting

    A demonstrator masked with a U.S. flag protests outside of California Republican Convention in Anaheim, Calf., on Friday, Oct. 20, 2017. Former White House adviser Steve Bannon wants to oust Republican senators he feels are disloyal to President Donald Trump.
  • In Anaheim, Steve Bannon talks of secession and hammers on McCain, George W. Bush

    Steve Bannon speaks at the California Republican Party's semi-annual convention. Bannon is the controversial former chief strategist to President Donald Trump.
  • La Habra continues its dominance in rivalry series with Sonora

    La Habra continues its dominance in rivalry series with Sonora
    LA HABRA – Rivalry week in La Habra has been a one-sided affair since 2001.
    The Highlanders extended their dominance over their cross-town foes Sonora with a 40-0 victory Friday night at La Habra High.
    La Habra (6-2, 3-0) notched its 16th consecutive win over the Raiders and back-to-back shutouts as well. The Highlanders defense allowed 104 yards of total offense.
    Skyler Taylor ran for 130 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Highlanders ground game, and Zach Fogel added a rushing TD and p
  • Gosney makes sure Huntington Beach holds on for win against Marina

    Gosney makes sure Huntington Beach holds on for win against Marina
    HUNTINGTON BEACH – Huntington Beach High junior linebacker John Gosney said he relied on “heart” to end Marina’s threat late in the fourth quarter on Friday night at Sheue Field.
    The Vikings were 27 yards from trying to tie the score with 19 seconds left when Gosney tripped up quarterback Ian Green to preserve a 28-20 Sunset League victory on the Oilers’ homecoming night.
    Green rolled toward the Vikings’ sideline about to launch a pass toward the end zone when
  • Irvine fends off late challenge from University to win crucial PCL game

    Irvine fends off late challenge from University to win crucial PCL game
    Irvine’s Zeke Alleman, right, faces off against University’s Farbod Memarian, left, during their Pacific Coast League game at Irvine High in Irvine Friday October 20, 2017. (Photo by Greg Andersen, Contributing Photographer)Irvine’s Bryce Tanikawa, right, runs into University’s Onyexx Chukwumerije, left, during their Pacific Coast League game at Irvine High in Irvine Friday October 20, 2017. (Photo by Greg Andersen, Contributing Photographer)Irvine’s Chris Rahimi ga
  • Servite kicks last-play field goal to escape with win over Orange Lutheran

    Servite kicks last-play field goal to escape with win over Orange Lutheran
    Orange Lutheran’s Elijah Mojarro catches a pass against Servite in a Trinity League game at Orange Coast College Friday Oct. 20, 2017.(Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)Orange Lutheran’s Cameron Gardner gets past a Servite defender for a touchdown in a Trinity League game at Orange Coast College Friday Oct. 20, 2017. (Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)Servite quarterback Tyler McMahon is tackled by Orange Lutheran’s Zach Brogden in a Trin
  • Mater Dei stays focused, dominates JSerra in Trinity League clash

    Mater Dei stays focused, dominates JSerra in Trinity League clash
    SANTA ANA Top-ranked Mater Dei showed Friday that it only knows one speed on the football field.
    JT Daniels passed for two touchdowns and ran for two scores and Amon-Ra St. Brown returned a punt 89 yards for a TD as the Monarchs sprinted past No. 3 JSerra, 45-3, in a clash of undefeated Trinity League teams at Santa Ana Stadium.
    One week after dispatching rival St. John Bosco, Mater Dei (8-0, 3-0) also didn’t slow on defense.
    JSerra (7-1, 2-1) scored at least 50 points in each of its first
  • Protesters denounce Bannon in Anaheim

    Protesters denounce Bannon in Anaheim
    ANAHEIM — Carrying signs and shouting slogans, about 100 protesters crowded Friday night outside of the Marriott Hotel to denounce a speech by President Donald Trump’s former adviser Steve Bannon at the California Republican Party’s convention.
    “Boycott the Marriott” and “Racists go home” the boisterous throng yelled in unison while corralled behind a metal barrier across the street from the hotel.
    Steve Bannon speaks at the California Republican Party&r
  • Cam Fowler’s knee injury dampens Ducks’ victory over Canadiens

    Cam Fowler’s knee injury dampens Ducks’ victory over Canadiens
    Anaheim Ducks goalie John Gibson, right, stops a shot by Montreal Canadiens center Jonathan Drouin during the third period of an NHL hockey game, Friday, Oct. 20, 2017, in Anaheim, Calif. The Ducks won 6-2. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)Anaheim Ducks center Derek Grant, right, celebrates his goal with left wing Nick Ritchie during the first period of and NHL hockey game against the Montreal Canadiens, Friday, Oct. 20, 2017, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)Montreal Canadiens left wing Ar
  • Capistrano Valley races past Aliso Niguel with three kickoff return touchdowns

    Capistrano Valley races past Aliso Niguel with three kickoff return touchdowns
    ALISO VIEJO – No. 11 Capistrano Valley cruised to a 52-21 victory over No. 23 Aliso Niguel on Friday to earn at least a share of the Sea View League championship.
    The win gives the Cougars their second consecutive league championship for the first time since winning three South Coast League titles in a row from 1980-1983.
    “This is what it’s all about,” Capo Valley quarterback Nathan Manning said. “That’s why you wake up at 6 a.m. and practice every summer morn
  • Indivisible members rally ahead of Stephen K. Bannon's speech to California Republicans

    Growing up as a Republican in Southern California, Michelle Fowle said she automatically registered to join the party because her parents were also members. "I didn't know the right civics," recalled the Northridge activist, 50. "I didn't really know women died for the right to vote.
  • Orange County football scores and stats for Friday (10-20-17)

    Orange County football scores and stats for Friday (10-20-17)
    The scores and stats for the Orange County high school football games on Friday, Oct. 20.
    SCORES
    Trinity LeagueJSerra vs. Mater DeiServite vs. Orange LutheranSanta Margarita vs. St. John Bosco
    Sea View LeagueCapistrano Valley 52, Aliso Niguel 21El Toro 40, Dana Hills 0
    South Coast LeagueSan Clemente at San Juan HillsMission Viejo 63, Trabuco Hills 0
    Sunset LeagueMarina at Huntington Beach, 7:30 p.m.Fountain Valley at Newport Harbor
    Empire LeagueCypress 17, Kennedy 0Valencia 35, Tustin 10
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  • Deputies seek workers comp, but what about other concert-goers?

    Deputies seek workers comp, but what about other concert-goers?
    SACRAMENTO — The Orange County deputy sheriffs’ union president, in a Monday interview with the Orange County Register, made a shockingly cynical statement about the men and women he represents. His words probably were meant as a rhetorical device to muscle county taxpayers into paying some controversial workers’ compensation claims, but I was nonetheless floored by what Tom Dominguez was quoted saying.
    “The county has to be very cautious in these cases,” Dominguez
  • Ducks Notes: Power play unit must pull trigger quicker

    Ducks Notes: Power play unit must pull trigger quicker
    ANAHEIM — Jakob Silfverberg chuckled when the topic arose. Not a hearty chuckle in response to a joke. More like a nervous one to pleasantly address an issue with the Ducks that hasn’t been humorous.
    A power play that progressively worsened last season is simply nonexistent to open this one. The Ducks came into Friday night’s home game against Montreal as the lone remaining team that hadn’t scored with the man advantage. It was 21 chances and counting before facing the Ca
  • Justin Verlander shuts down Yankees; Astros force ALCS Game 7

    Justin Verlander shuts down Yankees; Astros force ALCS Game 7
    HOUSTON — Justin Verlander remained perfect with Houston, pitching seven shutout innings when the team needed him most, and Jose Altuve homered and drove in three runs as the Astros extended the AL Championship Series to a decisive Game 7 with a 7-1 win over the New York Yankees on Friday night.Acquired in an Aug. 31 trade, Verlander has won all nine outings with the Astros. And with his new club facing elimination in Game 6 against the Yankees, he delivered again.After striking out 13 in
  • Luke Walton defends Lonzo Ball from those who said he got ‘destroyed’ in debut

    Luke Walton defends Lonzo Ball from those who said he got ‘destroyed’ in debut
    PHOENIX — By Friday, the Lakers were onto the Phoenix Suns and Lonzo Ball had shifted his focus to Eric Bledsoe.
    Beyond the walls of the visitors’ locker room at Talking Stick Resort Arena, however, the news cycle was stuck on Ball’s professional debut the night before and a perception that the No. 2 overall draft pick had flopped.
    Coach Luke Walton heard those opinions and came to his young point guard’s defense ahead of the Friday’s game.
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  • Operation Jungle Book targets wildlife traffickers

    Operation Jungle Book targets wildlife traffickers
    Tigers, cobras and other endangered animals were showcased Friday in Torrance by U.S Fish and Wildlife Service officials who announced the seizures as part of the largest wildlife trafficking sweep in Southern California history.
    Operation Jungle Book, a law enforcement initiative led by the Fish and Wildlife Service, resulted in federal charges against 16 defendants who allegedly participated in illegal acts of wildlife smuggling.
    In addition to the tigers, toddler-size poisonous liza
  • Las Vegas shooting survivor Jonathan Smith welcomed by Chargers

    Las Vegas shooting survivor Jonathan Smith welcomed by Chargers
    Jonathan Smith tours the Chargers locker room Friday, Oct. 20, 2017. Smith was a victim of the Los Vegas shootings, and still has a bullet lodged near his neck. ((Photo by Mike Nowak, Los Angeles Chargers)Chargers players huddle around Jonathan Smith at the team’s Costa Mesa practice facility on Friday, Oct. 20, 2017. (Photo by Mike Nowak, Los Angeles Chargers)Chargers players and coach Anthony Lynn, right, gather around Las Vegas shooting victim Jonathan Smith Friday, Oct. 20, 2017 at Cos
  • Dodgers have Clayton Kershaw’s back, after climbing on his for years

    Dodgers have Clayton Kershaw’s back, after climbing on his for years
    CHICAGO — The comparisons have never been completely fair or half as clever as some might have thought.
    Not the Sandy Koufax comparisons that have followed Clayton Kershaw. He has largely lived up to those. But the Peyton Manning comparisons – you know the ones.
    Both Kershaw and Manning are among the best to ever play their relative positions, superb season after season. But their biggest moments didn’t often come in their biggest games. So it became Clayton Manning or Peyton K
  • Divided College Republicans take new run at electing state leaders Saturday during GOP convention in Anaheim

    Divided College Republicans take new run at electing state leaders Saturday during GOP convention in Anaheim
    Members of the OCC College Republicans hold a U.S. flag as a counter protest to other students, including those in the Feminist Club, who show their support for instructor Olga Perez Stable Cox during a campus rally in Costa Mesa, California, December 12, 2016. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)A protest before a Milo Yiannopoulos appearance turned physical last year at UC Irvine. Protestor Stu Millheiser took a swing at a group of students claiming racial injustice on the UC
  • Ducks Gameday: Ailing offenses struggle in search for cure

    Ducks Gameday: Ailing offenses struggle in search for cure
    ANAHEIM — Two struggling teams that have found it challenging to score goals meet up Friday night when the Ducks host the Montreal Canadiens at Honda Center.
    Coming off a four-day break, the Ducks (2-3-1) are averaging just two goals per contest and have only seven goals in five games since opening night. Andrew Cogliano leads them in scoring with six points (two goals, four assists) but others have gone cold or stayed frozen.
    Rickard Rakell and Corey Perry have one assist between them sin

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