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• Galaxy fights back from two-goal deficit but loses to New York on penalty kick

  28-04-2018 23:54
  
  New York Red Bulls forward Bradley Wright-Phillips, front, heads the ball away from LA Galaxy defender Ashley Cole during the first half of an MLS soccer match Saturday, April 28, 2018 in Carson, Calif. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)
  New York Red Bulls defender Michael Murillo, left, heads the ball away from LA Galaxy forward Ola Kamara during the first half of an MLS soccer match Saturday, April 28, 2018 in Carson, Calif. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsNew York Red Bull
  
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• CSF outlasts UC Irvine to win series, take 1.5-game lead in Big West

  28-04-2018 23:42
  
  IRVINE – Cal State Fullerton’s series-clinching win Saturday against UC Irvine came down to big things done well and small things done even better.
  Trailing 3-1 going into the eighth at Cicerone Field, the Titans used two extra-base hits by Hank LoForte and Matthew Berryhill to draw even with the Anteaters, and in the ninth scored the go-ahead run without the benefit of a hit in an ultimate 5-3 win.
  The win moved the Titans to 21-20 on the season and 8-3 in league play, with every ot
  
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• Yankees pounce early on Garrett Richards in 11-1 victory over Angels

  28-04-2018 23:40
  
  The throw to Angels catcher Martin Maldonado is too late and the Yankees’Aaron Judge scores. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Contributing Photographer)
  The throw to Angels catcher Martin Maldonado is too late and the Yankees’Aaron Judge scores. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsAngels outfielder Justin Upton can’t catch a high bounce at the wall during Saturday’s game against the New York Yankees. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Contr
  
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• The EPA’s Scott Pruitt wants to foul California’s air

  28-04-2018 23:40
  
  I realize it’s a perfectly reasonable request, to try to separate the personal from the policy in politics. This is how his desperately defensive fans ask for, shudder, President Trump to be treated at this late stage in his time in office.
  And I get it. I mean, trying to separate out Trump’s lies and Gatsby-like carelessness about the fate of our nation and the Earth is like trying to separate  higher literacy rates under Castro from his jailing all dissenters.
  You remember wha
  
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• Walling bank regulators off from politics

  28-04-2018 23:39
  
  Wells Fargo was just fined a total of $1 billion by the federal government’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
  The fines are not related to the fake-account scandal, for which the bank was fined over $100 million in 2016. This time Wells Fargo was penalized for requiring auto-loan borrowers to pay for insurance they didn’t need, and for charging mortgage borrowers fees to extend interest-rate locks even when the need for the exten
  
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• Why Metropolitan Water District of Southern California invested in the delta tunnels

  28-04-2018 23:31
  
  Recently, Southern California water leaders made their biggest investment decision in half a century. They decided to invest more than $10 billion in modernizing a key portion of the system that delivers 30 percent of the region’s overall supply from Northern California.
  An investment this big justifiably raises important policy questions about where Southland water management is heading. This investment in no way signals a shift away from Southern California’s increasing need to dev
  
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• Retrenchment from global trade will hurt U.S. workers and logistics network

  28-04-2018 23:31
  
  The ports in Southern California, and all the vast freight rail and intermodal infrastructure that support them, are on the front lines of the current uncertainties surrounding U.S. trade policy. The volatility surrounding international trade has been intense, particularly with China and our North American trading partners. While this dynamic underscores the strength and importance of U.S. trade, these heightened tensions also illuminate the vulnerability of the healthiest U.S. economy since the
  
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• Teens who are neither plus-size nor size zero

  28-04-2018 23:07
  
  Since I was 8 years old, I’ve loved dressing up. My family and friends can attest to the fact that I can take hours getting ready for an occasion, putting together the perfect outfit. For the past two years, I’ve been a member of my neighborhood’s Nordstrom Fashion Ambassadors, a program run by the company to bring high school students into the fashion world, providing opportunities to learn about not only the design aspect but merchandising and business as well.
  As much as I l
  
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• Dodgers’ bullpen too often giving Dave Roberts ‘an uneasy feeling’

  28-04-2018 22:53
  
  SAN FRANCISCO – There are times during the season when every bullpen move a manager makes is the right one.
  This is not one of those times for Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
  Through the first 25 games of the season, the Dodgers’ bullpen has been a far cry from the group that played such a prominent role in last season’s success. Dodgers relievers rank 20th in the majors in ERA (4.42) and batting average allowed (.255), 18th in slugging percentage against (.416) and have given up
  
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• Brian Allen might be the centerpiece of Rams’ draft

  28-04-2018 22:18
  
  THOUSAND OAKS — “The basement” has become a metaphor for cyber-driven dysfunction, a teenage wasteland below ground.
  The Allen basement, in Hinsdale, Ill., is an exception.
  It is the headwater for a long stream of large people in Michigan State uniforms.
  On Saturday, it contributed its second son to the NFL.
  Brian Allen, Spartan center for four years and the king of the high school mat in his time, was the first of the Rams’ fourth-round picks on Saturday.
  His older broth
  
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• Fifth-round selection rekindles Chargers fandom for UCLA’s Scott Quessenberry

  28-04-2018 22:12
  
  COSTA MESA — Even for football fans, the third day of the NFL draft can start to feel like a marathon. Over six hours, the league announces more than 150 picks. Names start to sound unfamiliar. Parrots and droids start popping up on the screen.
  For the players, however, no amount of waiting dulls the thrill of hearing their phones ring. On Saturday, few were more ecstatic than Scott Quessenberry.
  A four-year starter at UCLA who split his career between guard and center, Quessenberry had gr
  
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• Final day of NFL draft sees no USC players picked

  28-04-2018 22:08
  
  The end of this year’s NFL draft was a quiet finish for former USC players.
  No Trojans were picked on Day 3, including the fourth round through the seventh round, for the first time since the draft moved to a three-day format in 2010.
  The surprising development involved wide receiver Deontay Burnett, who left school with one season of eligibility remaining, but was not selected, becoming the seventh USC underclassmen in the past six years to go undrafted.
  There were 33 receivers taken in t
  
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• Chargers select UCLA OL Scott Quessenberry with 155th overall pick

  28-04-2018 20:58
  
  Scott Quessenberry grew up as a Chargers fan in the San Diego area and now the former UCLA center will get a chance to suit up for his childhood team in a new city.
  The Chargers picked up the La Costa native in the fifth round of the NFL draft on Saturday, selecting him with the No. 155 overall pick.
  After missing his junior season with surgery on both shoulders, Quessenberry returned to play every meaningful snap at center for the Bruins during the past two years. When he graduated, he led the
  
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• Stagecoach 2018: Photos of the country stars and their fans on Saturday

  28-04-2018 20:57
  
  It’s day 2 of the Stagecoach Country Music Festival and we’re trying to see as much music as we can before Keith Urban closes the night.
  Here are photos of the bands and their fans from Saturday, April 28.
  Country legend Ronnie Milsap performs on the Palomino Stage on the second day of the Stagecoach Country Music Festival Saturday April 28, 2018 in Indio, Calif. (Photo by Will Lester- The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
  Jade Jackson performs on the Palomino stage at the Stagecoach Country Mu
  
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• Dodgers reach season-highs in hits and runs, pound Giants in first game of doubleheader

  28-04-2018 20:55
  
  SAN FRANCISCO – The Dodgers chased Giants starter Chris Stratton from the game in the second inning, scored eight runs in the first three innings and a season-high for the game as they pounded the San Francisco Giants 15-6 in the first game of a doubleheader Saturday at AT&T Park.
  The Dodgers finished the game with a season-high 20 hits including nine for extra bases – a solo home run by Chris Taylor in the second inning, back-to-back RBI triples by Cody Bellinger and Joc Pederso
  
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• Hundreds of volunteers showed their love on Saturday for these eight Orange County cities

  28-04-2018 20:23
  
  Many hands made light work of cleaning, painting, repairing and otherwise sprucing up eight cities around Orange County on Saturday, April 28.
  Volunteers helped out at dozens of sites in Anaheim, Brea, Buena Park, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, La Habra, Orange and Placentia for “Love Our Cities” events. They worked on projects including cleaning up parks, installing smoke alarms, making toys and blankets for shelter pets, painting trash cans, packing grocery bags for people in need and visi
  
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• Master gardener: Decorative gourds are surprisingly easy to grow

  28-04-2018 20:19
  
  Question: I’d like to try my hand at growing the small gourds I normally purchase in the fall for decoration. Are they hard to grow? When should I plant the seeds and how much space will they need?
  Answer: I think you will be quite successful, as gourds are one of the easiest plants I’ve ever grown. Gourds are a warm-season crop and are best started by seed when the soil has warmed sufficiently (usually by mid-May).
  They will grow best when planted in good garden soil, given regular
  
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• UCI neonatal reunion carnival in Orange brings families and staff together

  28-04-2018 20:01
  
  Crystina Lauture, 1, spent 4 months in UC Irvine Medical Center’s ICU after being born at 24 weeks. Her mom,Crystal Lauture of Fullerton, covers her stroller with a t-shirt explaining her story. They were at the Neonatal ICU Reunion Carnival in Orange on Saturday, April28, 2018.(Photo by Mindy Schauer, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  Crystina Lauture, 1, spent 4 months in UC Irvine Medical Center’s ICU after being born at 24 weeks, said her mom Crystal Lauture of Fullerton. They were at
  
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• LAFC puts faith in keeper Tyler Miller for home debut

  28-04-2018 19:02
  
  From a gritty one-shot victory that opened the season against the Seattle Sounders through last weekend’s ravenous comeback over the Montreal Impact, LAFC secured 12 points in a variety of ways over its six matches.
  The plucky performance in Seattle was spurred by LAFC’s first selection in the 2017 expansion draft, goalkeeper Tyler Miller, who grabbed MLS team of the week honors for preserving a 1-0 lead after Diego Rossi etched his name as the first goal scorer in franchise history
  
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• Dr. Dorr cures Bob Bafferts’ ails, wins Californian Stakes

  28-04-2018 18:40
  
  ARCADIA — The day didn’t get off to a rousing start for trainer Bob Baffert and his wife, Jill, but it sure ended with a bang.
  It began badly for Jill when a horse she owns, The Man, finished up the track as the 8-5 favorite in the $100,000 Lyman Stakes at Parx Racing in Pennsylvania.
  Then, about 30 minutes later, the Baffert-trained Plein Air, the 4-5 favorite, finished fifth in the $100,345 Grade III Santa Barbara Stakes at Santa Anita.
  “I told her, ‘Jill, we&rsquo
  
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• Dr. Dorr cures Bafferts’ ails, wins Californian Stakes

  28-04-2018 18:40
  
  ARCADIA — The day didn’t get off to a rousing start for trainer Bob Baffert and his wife, Jill, but it sure ended with a bang.
  It began badly for Jill when a horse she owns, The Man, finished up the track as the 8-5 favorite in the $100,000 Lyman Stakes at Parx Racing in Pennsylvania.
  Then, about 30 minutes later, the Baffert-trained Plein Air, the 4-5 favorite, finished fifth in the $100,345 Grade III Santa Barbara Stakes at Santa Anita.
  “I told her, ‘Jill, we&rsquo
  
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• Stagecoach 2018: Nikki Lane doubles down with fashion and music at the country fest

  28-04-2018 18:19
  
  Nashville singer-songwriter Nikki Lane is wearing dual cowboy hats at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival in Indio this year.
  After making her fest debut in 2015 and returning to perform again last year, Lane was asked to return in 2018, this time to curate her very own Stage Stop Marketplace located within the all-new Stagecoach Bazaar. The expanded shopping area, which took over where the Do Lab was located during both of the previous Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival weekends, is n
  
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• A push for mental health care at colleges: Depression and anxiety ‘really eat up our kids’

  28-04-2018 18:02
  
  By Felicia Mello, CALmatters
  When student leaders from 23 California State University campuses came together last fall to set priorities for the academic year, improving campus mental health services received more nominations than any other issue. It beat out even that perennial concern, tuition costs.
  Cal State Student Association president Maggie White said she’s not surprised.
  “We’re seeing wait times at counseling centers that are exceeding two or three weeks, people t
  
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• Local activists ready for May Day 2018: ‘It’s time to fight back’

  28-04-2018 18:01
  
  When Luis Cruz marches through downtown Los Angeles Tuesday for May Day, it will be personal.
  The Mexican-born Cruz is currently protected from deportation as a recipient of the Deferred Action or Childhood Arrival program but his mother and older brother are not. And even Cruz’s future under DACA – with its fate still in limbo – is unclear.
  “These are times of uncertainty, definitely in my household where only a fraction of us are protected and the other fracti
  
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• Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday (4-28-18)

  28-04-2018 17:41
  
  Scores and stats for the Orange County games on Saturday, April 28.
  BASEBALL
  LOARA TOURNAMENT
  El Dorado 1, Vista Murrieta 0
  NONLEAGUE
  Trabuco Hills 1, Pacifica 0
  TH: Sauerwein (W CG 4H), Naso 1-1 with RBI squeeze bunt to score the only run, Johnson 2-3.
  Monrovia 4, Sonora 2 (11 innings)
  Son: Huerta 3-5 RBI, Ramirez HR, Casas 2-3, Garcia (L 5IP 3H 2R 2ER 2BB 5K)
  San Clemente 3, Kennedy 2
  Ken: Johnson 6IP 1ER 4K, Griffin 3-3 2BB 3SB
  SOFTBALL
  SEA VIEW LEAGUE
  Tesoro 14, El Toro 6
  Tes: Richardso
  
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• Ladera Ranch family pushes for change in youth football after loss of son

  28-04-2018 17:22
  
  Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part series related to the proposed legislation to ban tackle football for kids under the age of 12 in California.Read Part 1 – Law to ban tackle football for California youth falls short of committee.
  LADERA RANCH – Greg Ransom did not see the hit that led to his son’s death, but since that night two Septembers ago, he has imagined over and over the circumstances that led to the moment when everything fell apart.
  He’s
  
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• Recipe: Make a lunchtime meal in a jar

  28-04-2018 17:06
  
  This DIY meal-in-a-jar that could improve your workday lunches. Quick-to-cook noodles and vegetables are loaded into a sealable, heatproof canning jar along with vegetable bouillon powder or cube and grated ginger. A few minutes before eating, add boiling water, then cover and let it rest a few minutes. You can augment with a little soy sauce and lime juice if you like. Voila, fresh vegetables galore.
  Recently I riffed on this theme, using a handful of shredded vegetables from a salad mix purcha
  
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• Vice President Pence heads to Southern California for 2 fundraisers, private JPL tour

  28-04-2018 17:03
  
  PASADENA – Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to arrive in Southern California on Saturday, April 28 for a visit that will include two political fundraisers and a private tour of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
  Pence is scheduled to arrive at Hollywood Burbank Airport from Washington at 2:45 p.m. He will take a private tour of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena at 3:20 p.m., according to the White House.
  The visit comes one week before the launch of NASA’s next mis
  
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• Heisler: Lakers kids are all right, but the campaign for grown-ups is on

  28-04-2018 16:57
  
  Now to see if the Lakers can once more be the Lakers, after all these years.
  Their Paul George Watch just opened after Oklahoma City’s disappointing loss in the first round when he was asked about his plans.
  “It’s too soon,” he replied, in the usual non-answer. “I’d love to remain a Thunder but that’s what the summer is for. We’ll address that this summer.”
  “Summer” is actually July 1 when teams can pursue free agents. It’s
  
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• Spring decluttering or Swedish death cleaning? It’s time to sort all your stuff

  28-04-2018 16:31
  
  Spring is a time we often think about cleaning. Opening the doors and windows lets in the fresh air and gets rid of things that have accumulated over winter months.
  Sometimes spring cleaning can be just the dust, but other times it can be the stuff. We all have stuff, lots and lots of stuff. Usually too much stuff. Where do you begin when you’re ready to declutter and start getting rid of that stuff?
  I have recently cleaned out my father’s home after he passed away last year. He didn
  
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• Outrage over Kanye West’s tweets show how the internet melts ideological politics

  28-04-2018 16:26
  
  Judgments differ as to how much Kanye West’s internet-roiling tweets of last week praising President Trump were the product of manic thinking. No subtlety of judgment is needed, however, to recognize that his words reverberated with such incredible reach and velocity because of how well they conveyed what the internet itself is doing to the culture of political speech.
  For those with a digital media-free diet, West — not long ago the darling of Democrats who welcomed his interest in
  
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• French President Emmanuel Macron visits Trump: Political Cartoons

  28-04-2018 16:22
  
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• Hoffarth: The latest on the Dodgers and their TV fiasco

  28-04-2018 16:19
  
  And with that, your complimentary five-game simulcast package of Dodgers’ SportsNet LA games on KTLA-Channel 5 for 2018 went away after Saturday night’s game in San Francisco.
  For better or worse, Spectrum Sports hasn’t decided about partnering up on more games later in the season, because it all depends on what its marketing department feels is important. It may feel a bit sorry for the Dodgers and want to reinforce its branding message – Spectrum remains the team’
  
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• Bring your own screwdriver when the price is right

  28-04-2018 16:15
  
  We’ve used this space on many occasions to elucidate buyers and sellers about the whole “as is” situation.
  Just to briefly recap, the California Association of Realtors Purchase Agreement states that homes in California are sold in their current “as is” condition, which is established the date of the Purchase Agreement.
  The buyers have every right to conduct any and every inspection they feel is prudent. Upon completion of these inspections, the most usual and custo
  
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• Hollywood production is booming, but are there enough local soundstages to support it?

  28-04-2018 16:01
  
  The good news is that Hollywood’s come back to Hollywood in a big way. Due to a combination of an improved California state production tax credit program and Netflix (not to mention other growing streaming services) making new shows on a seemingly weekly basis, cameras are rolling like never before in the L.A. region.
  The bad news is, they’re running out of places to shoot.
  “We’re very aware of it,” Kevin James, director of the Los Angeles Mayor’s Office
  
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• Bill Cosby found guilty: Political Cartoons

  28-04-2018 16:01
  
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• Best in Law: Who absorbs cost of new tariffs on stuff we’re buying, selling?

  28-04-2018 16:01
  
  Recently, China announced tariffs on $50 billion in U.S. products in retaliation for U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum products and 1,300 other product categories entering the country. This is likely the opening salvo in a back-and-forth between the United States, China and potentially other countries, such as the European Union, Mexico and Canada as the Trump Administration continues to take an aggressive posture on trade issues.
  What this means for local businesses is that a significant numbe
  
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• Orange County leaders have largely turned their backs on red-light cameras

  28-04-2018 15:07
  
  Q. Good morning, fearless leader. My beef is with the maniacs who continually speed through red lights endangering motorists and pedestrians. They see a yellow light and aggressively speed up, even if it means passing through the light after it turns red. This happens on a daily basis here in Rancho Santa Margarita. I would LOVE to see the return of the traffic cameras that could catch these scofflaws and prosecute them. Would this ever be an option here in California?
  Donna Hall, Ranc
  
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• Rock retaining walls pit friction against gravity

  28-04-2018 15:01
  
  Q: Tim, I read a column on your website about rock retaining walls. I’m having a hard time believing you can build a lasting wall and not use mortar between the stones. I’d love to just build a wall and not have to use mortar. What’s the secret? – Karen, Bethesda, Md.
  A: I routinely receive inquiries at my Ask Tim page at my website just like Karen’s question. You may be a person that marvels at retaining walls that hold back earth without using mortar or poured con
  
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• Chance of cheaper California homes by 2020? 5 reasons not to expect it!

  28-04-2018 15:01
  
  If you’re hoping for cheaper California housing, one mortgage insurer says don’t bet on it.
  California tied 28 other states for the lowest-risk housing markets nationwide, according to Arch MI’s latest housing-risk study. Arch MI melded year-end housing and economic data, which revealed only a 2 percent chance California homes prices would fall in the next two years — a rating unchanged in a year.
  Nationally, price risks are nudging a wee bit higher. The number of states
  
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• Stagecoach 2018: Route 91 survivors turn out for each other in Indio

  28-04-2018 14:27
  
  Among the tens of thousands of people at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival, a number are wearing T-shirts that read “Route 91.”
  Route 91 Harvest was the Las Vegas festival that turned tragic when a gunman shooting from a hotel tower killed 58 attendees and wounded more than 500 on Oct. 1.
  Stagecoach, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio this weekend, is the first major country festival on the West Coast since that night of chaos. Its survivors are turning out and finding each other a
  
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• Editor’s Note: Women with a mission

  28-04-2018 14:14
  
   
  Maybe you saw a Facebook post from a friend of mine, the playwright-actress-writing coach Beth Bornstein Dunnington. She posted it back in February, but with more than 15,000 shares and counting, her words went viral and continue to pop up in news feeds. A variety of websites picked up the post, and it even merited a segment on “Good Morning America.”
  No, it wasn’t the secret to peace on Earth or, at least, in Congress. No, it had nothing to do with the stock market. An
  
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• Fashion File: Storytellers

  28-04-2018 14:06
  
  Each season, fashion designers channel feelings, places, emotions and time periods for their latest collections. In this instance, clothes are more than mere coverings for our bodies. They act as part armor, part costume and part self-expression. In these outfits, we reveal the best parts of ourselves. Flowing bohemian skirts and ornate cuffs transport us to beach days by the shore. Beaded patches and sultry stilettos add a level of ostentatious fun. Street style and the runway are both playgro
  
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• Laguna Woods gardeners show off their green thumbs — and more — at annual garden show

  28-04-2018 12:38
  
  Late winter rains and a warm, sunny spring combined to give Laguna Woods gardeners the burst of florescence they needed to create a colorful palette at the 50th annual Garden Faire in Laguna Woods Village.
  “We had myriad of beautiful flowers because the weather had given us such a beautiful spring,” said Bivian Marr, co-president of the Garden Club. We had lovely amaryllis — there were several that had just bloomed right on time.”
  Sponsored by the Garden Club of
  
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• Stagecoach 2018: Florida Georgia Line parties with Yodel Kid and Jason Derulo

  28-04-2018 11:11
  
  Five years ago singer-songwriters Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley played an early-day set at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival in Indio. The duo, known as Florida Georgia Line, only had a couple of hits at the time, including “Cruise” and “Get Your Shine On.”
  The pair have since taken country music by storm, cranking out even more hits, such as “This Is How We Roll,” “H.O.L.Y” and “Smooth,” all of which they made sure to include in t
  
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• 65 firefighters battle Yorba Linda brush fire

  28-04-2018 10:54
  
  A brush fire in Yorba Linda Friday night, April 27 drew 65 firefighters from the Orange County Fire Authority, Anaheim, Brea and Orange, the OCFA said.
  As of 9:50 p.m., the fire was under control.
  Firefighters kept the blaze, which began in trees and vegetation in the area of  Avenida Del Norte and Bastanchury Road, away from homes, and no injuries were reported.
  The cause of the fire is under investigation.
   Yorba Linda-Fire under control at 9:50pm. OCFA’s handcrew is enroute to
  
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• ‘The Ark,’ a 1923 Laguna Beach house designed to look like a boat, sells for $6.8 million

  28-04-2018 09:15
  
  “The Ark,” a historic Laguna Beach home constructed to look like a boat, has sold for $6.8 million.
  The four-bedroom house had an $11.995 million price tag in October 2015 and saw several reductions since then. The latest asking price was $6.995 million.
  See more photos of the home here
  Built in 1923, the house is set on an oceanfront bluff in Woods Cove. The rooms are adorned with hand-carved wood and beams, along with stone and unique rope work. A private stairway descends to
  
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• Katella closes in on league title with victory over Anaheim

  28-04-2018 08:21
  
  ANAHEIM – The Katella baseball team moved a step closer to another league title with a 4-1 victory over Anaheim in an Orange League game at Glover Stadium on Friday night.
  The Knights (12-10, 10-0) were led by their sophomore starter Eric Serna who pitched a complete game with six strikeouts while only giving up one run.
  “It starts with the pitching,” said Katella coach Marcelo Miranda. “He (Serna) did a good job changing up speeds and our defense played great too.&r
  
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• O.C. girls swimming leaders entering league finals (April 27)

  28-04-2018 08:08
  
  GIRLS SWIMMING
  O.C. leaders through April 27
  200-yard medley relay (O.C. record 1:40.77 CL, 2017) – SM 1:44.18 FSG, Irv 1:47.18, Foot 1:47.51, other: Torrey Pines 1:46.54
  200 free (O.C. record 1:43.01 Katie McLaughlin, SM, 2015) – E. Ristic (SM) 1:48.14 FSG, Shelton (SM) 1:49.27, A. Spitz (NH) 1:49.63, Hsieh (Nor) 1:50.71, Wright (Irv) 1:51.88,
  200 IM (O.C. record 1:53.90 Ella Eastin, CL, 2015) — Pearson (Foot) 1:59.27 FSG, Odgers (SM) 2:00.34, Shelton (SM) 2:02.75, Yeh (Wood)
  
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• Help Sammy keep on truckin’ on all four legs

  28-04-2018 07:05
  
  Sammy is in pretty good shape for a senior dog. The mixed-breed dog, in the care of Saving Graces Rescue Foundation, a Huntington Beach-based nonprofit, shows no signs that, although he’s older, he’s slowing down. He is a small guy, and smaller dogs tend to live longer lives than bigger ones.
  Sammy’s blood tests show that his organs are functioning properly. X-rays show no problems. He’s healthy, except for one thing: his back.
  His rear end is weak, his foster mom, Lisa L
  
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