• Model minority myth explored in ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ is topic of CSUF professor

    Model minority myth explored in ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ is topic of CSUF professor
    The stereotypes explored in “Crazy Rich Asians” are part of what’s referred to as the model minority myth, something studied by Cal State Fullerton professor of philosophy Emily S. Lee.
    Cal State Fullerton professor of philosophy Emily S. Lee has studied the so-called model minority myth. (Photo courtesy of Cal State Fullerton)
    Lee recently wrote a paper describing the experience of living in a world with this myth.
    In it, she quotes Karen Hossfeld, associate professor of socio
  • 10 things you might not know about Cal State Fullerton’s formative years

    10 things you might not know about Cal State Fullerton’s formative years
    Most Cal State Fullerton students and alums have heard about the elephant races. But how much do you know about other events during the university’s early years?
    Many of the school’s early milestones and growing pains coincided with the societal and political tumult of the 1960s and 1970s, were influenced by that and, in turn, contributed to the national dialogue of the times.
    Some of the issues addressed in Cal State Fullerton’s early days echo even today on campus: free speec
  • Orange County high school schedule: Tuesday, Aug. 28

    Orange County high school schedule: Tuesday, Aug. 28
    The Orange County high school sports schedule for Tuesday, Aug. 28.
    GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
    Godinez at Santa Ana Valley, Portola at Tustin, Rosary at Fullerton, Cypress at Marina, Woodbridge at Tesoro, Katella at Capistrano Valley Christian, Mission Viejo at Canyon, San Clemente at Laguna Beach, Santa Ana at Valencia, Sunny Hills at El Dorado, Capistrano Valley at El Toro, Laguna Hills at Segerstrom, Bolsa Grande at Pacifica, Marymount at Corona del Mar, Troy at Yorba Linda, Dana Hills at Fountain Vall
  • ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’: Shannon feels under attack, Tamra doesn’t care, and what the heck, Kelly does a good deed?

    ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’: Shannon feels under attack, Tamra doesn’t care, and what the heck, Kelly does a good deed?
    With less than 10 minutes left in the episode I had just about given up all hope for this week’s installment of “The Real Housewives of Orange County.”
    No one had fallen down butt naked and drunk. Tamra Judge was playing nice with others. Vicki Gunvalson bent, but to her credit, didn’t break boyfriend Steve Lodge’s arm bending it backwards about the engagement he does not seem interested in at all.
    I mean, Dodd took her daughter Jolie to volunteer at soup kitchen to
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  • Orange County scores and player stats for Monday (8-27-18)

    Orange County scores and player stats for Monday (8-27-18)
    Scores and stats for the Orange County games on Monday, Aug. 27.
    GIRLS GOLF
    El Modena 230, Samueli Academy 286
    River View (par 34)
    Medalist: Jackson (EM) 43, Celeste (Sam) 51
    Troy 180, University 183
    Strawberry Farms (par 36)
    Co-medalists: Kim (Troy) 32, Honda (Uni) 32
    Edison 205, Long Beach Wilson 219
    Meadowlark
    Medalist: Johnson (Edi) 36
    Records: Edison 2-1
    GIRLS TENNIS
    Santa Margarita 17, Riverside Poly 1
     
     
     
     
     
     
  • Orange County football receiving leaders after Week 1

    Orange County football receiving leaders after Week 1
    Orange County receiving leaders after the Week 1 games.
    Our O.C. leaderboards will be updated each Monday during the regular season.
    Leaderboards are based on stats available each Monday morning.No.
    Name
    Yds
    Rec
    TD
    GP
    1
    Jaylen Todd, Bolsa Grande
    284
    17
    2
    2
    2
    Kyle Ford, Orange Lutheran
    276
    21
    2
    2
    3
    John Humphreys,Corona del Mar
    262
    19
    3
    2
    4
    Jaydel Jenkins, San Clemente
    257
    11
    2
    2
    5
    Kishaun Sykes, Fountain Valley
    247
    8
    3
    2
    6
    Blake Morgan, Capistrano Valley
    232
    9
    3
    2
    7
    Jose
  • Chargers RB Justin Jackson hopes to turn heads after hamstring injury

    Chargers RB Justin Jackson hopes to turn heads after hamstring injury
    COSTA MESA — The Chargers have found their one-two punch out of the backfield, thanks to former Pro Bowl player Melvin Gordon and promising second-year pro Austin Ekeler.
    The No. 3 spot? That’s still up for grabs less than a week before the final roster cut.
    The Chargers head into Thursday night’s exhibition finale against the 49ers with a bevy of tailbacks still jockeying for position on the depth chart — from undrafted rookie Detrez Newsome, to seventh-round pick Justin
  • After simulated game, Shohei Ohtani says he’s ready to return to Angels’ rotation

    After simulated game, Shohei Ohtani says he’s ready to return to Angels’ rotation
    ANAHEIM — Shohei Ohtani said he’s ready to pitch in the majors.
    Now, the Angels’ medical staff simply has to agree.
    After he threw 50 pitches in a simulated game on Monday, his third such workout, Ohtani declared himself ready.
    “Personally, I feel like I don’t need any more simulated games, but it’s not up to me ultimately,” he said through his interpreter. “It’s up to the coaching staff and training staff. I’ll have to talk to them fir
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  • Q&A: More with CIF-SS commissioner Rob Wigod

    Q&A: More with CIF-SS commissioner Rob Wigod
    Some additional highlights from our session with CIF Southern Section commissioner Rob Wigod, edited for length and clarity:
    (On whether high school sports are actually in competition with, in a lot of cases, pay to play organizations that operate on the premise that you pay and we’ll develop you and we’ll get you your scholarship?)
    “Well, I’ve always said if someone paid me $50 an hour I’d tell them they could play too. Because you’re not going to cut your no
  • Bill aimed at blocking new oil rigs offshore heads to Gov. Jerry Brown

    Bill aimed at blocking new oil rigs offshore heads to Gov. Jerry Brown
    A bill that would be a major deterrent to new federal offshore oil leases was approved by the Assembly on Monday in a largely party-line vote and now awaits the signature of Gov. Jerry Brown, who has spoken out against the proposed leases.
    The measure, written in response to the Trump administration’s plan to open new leases offshore of all U.S. coastlines, would ban new oil infrastructure in state waters and on state lands. State waters extend 3 miles offshore, where federal waters begin.
  • Water damage at South County Outreach limits operation of food pantry that feeds thousands monthly

    Water damage at South County Outreach limits operation of food pantry that feeds thousands monthly
    IRVINE — Uncertainty lingers in the air inside the South County Outreach food pantry, along with a faint musty smell – both byproducts of a water leak that has disrupted the nonprofit’s ability to serve its clients the past two weeks.
    It could take at least two months before contractors can repair the extensive damage from a leak that began in the employee restroom sometime during the night of Aug. 14. Water – as high as 3 inches in some areas – flooded the lob
  • Fryer on football: Katella still a hot team

    Fryer on football: Katella still a hot team
    Katella was pleased with its 2017 championship season.
    Satisfied? Apparently not.
    Graduation took away many of Katella’s top contributors for last year’s CIF-Southern Section Division 11 championship team. The Knights, who were moved up this season to Division 8 – they are No. 3 in this week’s Division 8 top 10 – don’t look like they are regressing.
    They are 2-0 after 49-7 wins over Kennedy and Westminster. Katella was 14-2 last season, having won 14 in a row
  • John McCain was a ‘maverick’ and a patriot

    John McCain was a ‘maverick’ and a patriot
    John McCain was just 31 years old when his A-4E Skyhawk was shot down over Hanoi. If that had been the end, he already would have lived a remarkable life.
    McCain was born in 1936 at Coco Solo Naval Air Station in the Panama Canal Zone. His father, John S. McCain Jr., and his grandfather, John “Slew” McCain served in the Navy and were the first father and son to become four-star admirals.
    The service was never far from the young McCain as he travelled with his father from duty station
  • Water polo: Mater Dei attacker Cooper Haddad transfers to Huntington Beach

    Water polo: Mater Dei attacker Cooper Haddad transfers to Huntington Beach
    Mater Dei All-County water polo attacker Cooper Haddad, a UCLA commit, has enrolled at Huntington Beach, Oilers boys coach Sasa Branisavljevic confirmed Monday night.
    The hard-throwing, right-handed junior helped the Monarchs capture the CIF-SS Division 1 title last fall. He was selected third-team All-County as sophomore.
    Haddad’s arrival could be a major boost for a retooling Oilers, who are set to introduce several new faces to the Orange County water polo scene. They could em
  • Rams veteran lineman Andrew Whitworth says missing preseason games is no big deal

    Rams veteran lineman Andrew Whitworth says missing preseason games is no big deal
    THOUSAND OAKS – No preseason? So what? A few years ago, Rams left tackle Andrew Whitworth basically climbed off the trainer’s table and walked into regular-season action.
    The Rams decided against playing offensive starters in any of their four preseason games this month. That schedule concludes Thursday at New Orleans, and defensive starters also will sit. Much of that decision was influenced by Whitworth and center John Sullivan, and the Rams’ desire to keep them healthy.
    Whit
  • Refugee camps could head off the immigration crisis

    Refugee camps could head off the immigration crisis
    Internationally supervised refugee camps could provide a possible way of helping with immigrants coming to our southern border from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, seeking asylum.
    The majority of adults and children presenting themselves at our border are trying to get away from extreme poverty and gang violence. American immigration law provides an imperfect solution.  Our country’s asylum law is directed toward those fleeing persecution by foreign governments. America, for all
  • Football notes: Santa Ana Valley surprised by ranking, focused on Orange League

    Football notes: Santa Ana Valley surprised by ranking, focused on Orange League
    Santa Ana Valley football coach Larry Mohr was surprised when his Falcons showed up in the CIF-Southern Section rankings early this season.
    “I wouldn’t think that anyone knows us,” he said Monday after a hearty laugh.
    Santa Ana and Segerstrom have dominated the city’s public school-landscape in recent seasons. The mostly consistent Falcons struggled in 2017, going 3-8 overall. They also sent standout Malcom Wesley to Division II Western State Colorado.
    But coaches in Divi
  • Baseball’s most prolific pinch-hitting team, the Dodgers have mastered the crude science in 2018

    Baseball’s most prolific pinch-hitting team, the Dodgers have mastered the crude science in 2018
    LOS ANGELES — It was a forgettable line in a forgettable box score: in the fourth inning of the Dodgers’ game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Aug. 21, Brian Dozier pinch hit for pitcher Hyun-Jin Ryu. Dozier struck out against Daniel Poncedeleon, and the inning ended quietly. The Dodgers stranded two runners in scoring position and the Cardinals ultimately won the game.
    The story lies in the strategy.
    Ryu had thrown 72 pitches to that point. Manager Dave Roberts said he planned onl
  • What do you make of Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen?

    What do you make of Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen?
    Last week was a wild one for Team Trump. Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chairman, was found guilty on eight of 18 legal counts against him. Those charges included tax fraud, bank fraud and hiding foreign bank accounts. The judge declared a mistrial on those other 10 when the jurors couldn’t reach a verdict.
    On the same day, Michael Cohen, Trump’s former personal attorney, pleaded guilty to eight charges. Those included charges of tax fraud, making false statements to a
  • Orange County passing leaders after Week 1

    Orange County passing leaders after Week 1
    Orange County passing leaders after the Week 1 games.
    The leaderboards will be updated each Monday during the regular season.
    Leaderboards are based on stats available each Monday morning.No.
    Name
    Yds
    Comp
    Att
    Pct
    TD
    Int
    GP
    1
    Anthony Munoz, Western
    741
    50
    74
    .676
    11
    0
    2
    2
    Riley Flenniken, Katella
    686
    43
    68
    .632
    8
    0
    2
    3
    Josh Stupin,Fountain Valley
    681
    43
    67
    .642
    5
    1
    2
    4
    Nathan Manning,Capistrano Valley
    674
    37
    57
    .649
    10
    1
    2
    5
    Joey Yellen,Mission Viejo
    641
    48
    68
    .706
    5
    0
    2
    6
    Ryan Hi
  • Orange County football top 25 for Week 2

    Orange County football top 25 for Week 2
    The Register’s Orange County football top 25 poll.
    O.C. TOP 25
    (The poll voters are five members of the media)
    1. Mater Dei 1-1 (125 poll points)
    Monarchs lost a game by forfeit, won a game by decimating national No. 11 Bishop Gorman 42-0.
    2. JSerra 2-0 (119)
    Road win over state-ranked Calabasas moves Lions to No. 2, were No. 3 last week.
    3. Mission Viejo 2-0 (116)
    Diablos beat Santa Margarita 30-20, have won six of past seven games against Trinity League teams.
    4. Orange Lutheran 1-1 (110
  • Orange County football defensive player of the week: Akili Arnold, Mission Viejo

    Orange County football defensive player of the week: Akili Arnold, Mission Viejo
    The Orange County football defensive player of the week:
    Name: Aikili Arnold
    School: Mission Viejo
    Position: Safety
    Year: Senior
    Notable: He had three interceptions in the Diablos’ 30-20 win over Santa Margarita in a battle of Orange County top-20 teams. Arnold (6-0, 185) also had 10 receptions for 104 yards and a touchdown and returned two punts for 77 yards. Arnold, a senior who lines up at receiver and safety, has 455 total yards this season, an average of 228 total yards a ga
  • State Bar judges: OC prosecutor should be suspended for six months

    A panel of State Bar of California judges has ruled that an Orange County prosecutor should be suspended from practicing law for six months for improperly withholding evidence for a 2013 child-abuse trial.
    An attorney representing Deputy District Attorney Sandra Lee Nassar indicated Monday that he plans to appeal the State Bar’s court decision to the California Supreme Court, saying that the prosecutor did nothing wrong.
    The Orange County District Attorney’s Office declined to commen
  • 8 sea lions released as the Pacific Marine Mammal Center’s new CEO talks expansion plans

    8 sea lions released as the Pacific Marine Mammal Center’s new CEO talks expansion plans
    Peter Chang and his two boys stood with dozens who watched eight healthy sea lions dive into the ocean and frolic and surf through the waves off Aliso Beach.
    It was early Sunday, Aug. 26, and the Pacific Marine Mammal Center was releasing its last large group of rehabilitated sea lions for this year. So far,  there have been more than two dozen releases. Ten more animals are still in treatment.
    A crowd of people gather to watch eight rehabbed Sea Lions from the Pacific Marine Mammal Center
  • Scouting USC football’s first opponent: UNLV

    Scouting USC football’s first opponent: UNLV
    The perception of UNLV entering its fourth season under Coach Tony Sanchez might be different had the Rebels fared better in their season opener last fall.
    UNLV was upset by Howard, a member of the Football Championship Subdivision and a 45-point underdog, over the Labor Day weekend, creating one of the bigger upsets in college football history. The pregame point spread was so lopsided that Las Vegas sportsbooks reportedly did not offer a money line on the game.
    The 43-40 defeat stung by the end
  • UCLA depth chart doesn’t name starting QB, relies on youth

    UCLA depth chart doesn’t name starting QB, relies on youth
    LOS ANGELES — After closing training camp to the public and allowing only a small glimpse to the media, Chip Kelly unexpectedly released a depth chart Monday, five days before facing Cincinnati in his debut game as UCLA’s head coach.
    However, the graphic had a key component missing: a starting quarterback.
    Three weeks of training camp yielded a three-man tie for the starting job as redshirt sophomore Devon Modster, grad transfer Wilton Speight and freshman Dorian Thompson-Robinson we
  • Brainiac considers the Westminster Mall, and you can vote on its future, too

    Brainiac considers the Westminster Mall, and you can vote on its future, too
    You don’t have to be Brainiac to see that the Westminster Mall just ain’t what she used to be. Sears closed recently, knocking out one of its longtime anchor tenants, and walking through the mall today it feels dim and dated, with too many vacancies or stores with which you’re not familiar.
    So what would you like to see there?
    The city of Westminster, which is revising city plans for the property, wants to know what you think. It has created an online survey you can take to off
  • Bred for success, Weston Carr graces the family name for Azusa Pacific football team

    Bred for success, Weston Carr graces the family name for Azusa Pacific football team
    AZUSA >> Weston Carr’s mother Janine is a classically trained pianist.
    “I’ll either print out something I want her to play,” Carr said, “or I’ll walk in and ask her to play something when I get home. She’s still got it.”
    Weston Carr’s father Evan is a drummer for a jazz group. When he was younger he was in a group called Bozaque, hard rockers who reminded people of Living Color and “Cult Of Personality,” which (unsolicited e
  • Fullerton police chief, captain put on leave during investigation of off-duty conduct

    Fullerton police chief, captain put on leave during investigation of off-duty conduct
    Fullerton Police Chief David Hendricks and Capt. Thomas Oliveras are on leave while an alleged off-duty incident in Irvine is investigated.
    Fullerton officers were informed Saturday, Aug. 25, the two men were placed on paid administrative leave and Capt. Bob Dunn is now serving as acting chief, according to a memo provided by Fullerton Sgt. Jon Radus, a police department spokesman.
    City Manager Ken Domer said it’s his understanding the incident occurred Friday at a concert in Irvine, but n
  • UCLA hopes to usher in new football era with Chip Kelly as coach

    UCLA hopes to usher in new football era with Chip Kelly as coach
    LOS ANGELES — Tom Ramsey, for a moment, took off his ESPN hat and returned to his Bruin roots. While on assignment covering last year’s Cactus Bowl for ESPN radio, the former UCLA quarterback turned ESPN analyst veered into the athletic director’s suite. He had a message for Dan Guerrero.
    Thank you.
    For years, the Bruins never seemed to get their first choice for a football head coach since Terry Donahue retired in 1995. Then Ramsey, the 1983 Rose Bowl co-MVP, watched Guerrero
  • CIF-SS football polls for Week 2

    CIF-SS football polls for Week 2
    The CIF-SS football polls released Monday, Aug. 27.
    FOOTBALL
    DIVISION 1
    1 St. John Bosco
    2 Mater Dei
    3 Centennial/Corona
    4 Oaks Christian
    5 Orange Lutheran
    6 Mission Viejo
    7 Long Beach Poly
    8 JSerra
    9 Serra
    10 Chaminade
    DIVISION 2
    1 Upland
    2 Rancho Verde
    3 Norco
    4 Alemany
    5 Westlake
    6 Heritage
    7 Cathedral
    8 Tesoro
    9 Loyola
    10 Calabasas
    DIVISION 3
    1 Cajon
    2 Roosevelt
    3 Santiago/Corona
    4 Moorpark
    5 Capistrano Valley
    6 Downey
    7 Etiwanda
    8 El Toro
    9 Citrus Hill
    10 Paraclete
    DIVISION 4
    1 Grace Brethr
  • Alexander: CIF-SS commissioner Rob Wigod speaks on participation, schedule and transfer rules

    Alexander: CIF-SS commissioner Rob Wigod speaks on participation, schedule and transfer rules
    LOS ALAMITOS — Usually, when CIF Southern Section commissioner Rob Wigod sits down to discuss the state of high school sports, the first subject involves transfers.
    (Or else the Ball family, and he’s likely thankful he doesn’t have to worry about that commotion any more.)
    This time, though, we talked participation numbers, particularly those for football. The state CIF and subsequently the national federation of high school associations both released figures that essential
  • West Nile virus found in many San Fernando Valley neighborhoods, also Montebello and La Mirada

    West Nile virus found in many San Fernando Valley neighborhoods, also Montebello and La Mirada
    SANTA FE SPRINGS — The West Nile virus continues to be detected in mosquitoes in the San Fernando Valley, Montebello and La Mirada, with 19 positive samples collected since early July, the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District reported Monday.
    The positive samples were collected in Burbank, Encino, La Mirada, Montebello, Northridge, Panorama City, Porter Ranch, Sherman Oaks, Sun Valley and Van Nuys in the period between July 3 and Aug. 16.
    West Nile virus is transmitted to peo
  • Season 2 for Agua Caliente Clippers tips off Nov. 4 in Ontario

    Season 2 for Agua Caliente Clippers tips off Nov. 4 in Ontario
    The 2018-19 season for the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario tips off at 7 p.m. on Nov. 4 at Citizens Business Bank Arena. In its second season, the Clippers’ G League squad will host the Oklahoma City Blue in the first of its 50 scheduled games (24 of which will be at home.) The regular season ends March 23 with the NBA G League postseason beginning no earlier than March 26.
    The NBA G League is the NBA’s minor league, a training ground for players, coaches, officials, trai
  • Nation’s top student loan official resigns, protesting White House’s hostility toward borrowers

    Nation’s top student loan official resigns, protesting White House’s hostility toward borrowers
    By Ken Sweet, The Associated Press
    The government’s top official overseeing the $1.5 trillion student loan market resigned in protest on Monday, citing what he says is the White House’s open hostility toward protecting the nation’s millions of student loan borrowers.
    Seth Frotman will be stepping down as student loan ombudsman at the end of the week, according to his resignation letter, which was obtained by The Associated Press. He held that position since 2016, but has been w
  • Report: Toyota investing $500 million in Uber for self-driving cars

    Report: Toyota investing $500 million in Uber for self-driving cars
    Toyota Motor Corp. is expanding an alliance with Uber Technologies Inc. through a new investment and a plan to get self-driving cars on the road, said a person familiar with the matter.
    The Japanese automaker will invest about $500 million in a deal that will value the ride-hailing company at $72 billion, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the details are private. As part of a pact, Toyota will manufacture Sienna vehicles equipped with Uber’s self-driving technology, a
  • McCain’s final statement: Americans have ‘more in common’

    McCain’s final statement: Americans have ‘more in common’
    By MELISSA DANIELS and LAURIE KELLMAN
    The  Associated Press
    PHOENIX — Sen. John McCain expressed his deep gratitude and love of country in his final letter and implored Americans to put aside “tribal rivlaries” and focus on what unites.
    Rick Davis, former presidential campaign manager for McCain who is serving as a family spokesman, read the farewell message Monday at a press briefing in Phoenix.
    In the statement, McCain reflected on the privilege of serving his country an
  • What’s new and streaming on Amazon in September

    What’s new and streaming on Amazon in September
    This month Amazon will be taking you to both ends of the emotional spectrum.
    For laughs, “The Kevin Bishop Show” offers edgy sketches that parody television shows and commercials with the English comedian.
    And then for the serious fare. Directed by Richard Eyre from Shakespeare’s classic, “King Lear” is set in the fictional present and charts a royal family’s descent into chaos. The film stars Anthony Hopkins, Emma Thompson, Emily Watson, Florence Pugh and Jim
  • Orange County high school schedule: Monday, Aug. 27

    Orange County high school schedule: Monday, Aug. 27
    The Orange County high school sports schedule for Monday, Aug. 27.
    GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
    Anaheim at Buena Park, Orange at Rancho Alamitos, San Clemente at Laguna Beach, Aliso Niguel at JSerra
    BOYS WATER POLO
    Tustin at Costa Mesa, Cajon at University
     
  • Spaces, a new ‘Terminator’-themed virtual-reality attraction, opens at Irvine Spectrum

    Spaces, a new ‘Terminator’-themed virtual-reality attraction, opens at Irvine Spectrum
    Two players wear VR headsets at Spaces, a new VR experience in the Irvine Spectrum Center. (Photo courtesy of Spaces)
    Spaces is a new VR experience located in the Irvine Spectrum Center. (Photo courtesy of Spaces)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsSpaces, a new VR experience in the Irvine Spectrum Center, sends players in groups of as many as four into a virtual world where they battle Terminator killer cyborgs. (Courtesy of Spaces)
    Orange County Register reporter Peter Larsen tries out Space
  •  Fighting violent extremism by teaching tolerance

     Fighting violent extremism by teaching tolerance
    Although terrorism understandably has become the focus of U.S. foreign policy, the problem of religious intolerance and violence is far broader. As Islamic extremism has erupted throughout the Middle East, most dramatically in Iraq and Syria, Christians, Yazidis, and other religious minorities are being driven from their historic homes.
    What to do? U.S. “public diplomacy” has been ineffective, essentially attempting to put lipstick on a pig in terms of selling American foreign policy
  • A ‘low-profile’ revolution’ changes how local governments hold elections

    A ‘low-profile’ revolution’ changes how local governments hold elections
    Santa Monica, one of the state’s most left-leaning cities, would seem to be an unlikely arena for a court battle over racial discrimination.
    However, in a trial this month, the city defends electing city council members “at-large” by all voters, rather than from districts. A lawsuit contends that the system discriminates against Latinos and other non-white residents.
    It’s the latest of many legal challenges to local governments under the California Voting Rights Act,
  • Children can dream and build at Pretend City exhibit

    Children can dream and build at Pretend City exhibit
    This is the last weekend to experience the Pretend Children’s Museum “Dream It, Draw It, Build It” exhibit.
    Children can learn about how architects design buildings and other structures. Real-life architects from Ware Malcomb, the exhibit’s sponsor, helped design the experience.
    Children can dress up and “bring their dreams to life” with an inspiration wall. They will learn about using drafting tools and building materials.
    Pretend City is open on Labor Day, S
  • Breakdown of USC football’s Week 1 depth chart

    USC’s much-anticipated quarterback decision was announced Sunday night, followed by the release of its week 1 depth chart.
    Freshman JT Daniels will start behind center when the Trojans open their season Saturday against UNLV.
    The announcement also included other revealing results of preseason position battles, from the offensive line to the secondary. Here’s a closer look at the starters and what questions remained unanswered.
    QUARTERBACK
    Starter: JT Daniels
    Backups: Matt Fink, Jack
  • Video: Adarius Pickett confident UCLA defense can stop the run this year

    Video: Adarius Pickett confident UCLA defense can stop the run this year
    Safety Adarius Pickett talks about why he’s confident the Bruins can actually stop the run this year, what he’s seen from Cincinnati on film and what’s been the biggest change since Chip Kelly took over.Related Articles Video: Chip Kelly has yet to name starting quarterback Six UCLA football players suspended for season opener Scouting UCLA football’s first opponent: Cincinnati UCLA football closes training camp with optimism Video: Michael Alves wraps up UCLA football tr
  • If our founders sat on the Senate Judiciary Committee during Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings

    If our founders sat on the Senate Judiciary Committee during Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings
    In advance of Brett Kavanaugh’s September confirmation hearings, leading Democrats are reiterating accusations and rhetoric used last year against Neil Gorsuch’s nomination. In particular, a substantial list of Democratic Senators have publicly announced their opposition because he was “not in the mainstream” or failed to support certain precedents they like.
    They have also gone further, dragging their feet by refusing to meet with him and demanding unheard of mountains o
  • Orange County football offensive player of the week: Mater Dei’s Bryce Young

    Orange County football offensive player of the week: Mater Dei’s Bryce Young
    The Orange County Register offensive player of the week for Aug. 27, 2018:
    BRYCE YOUNG
    MATER DEI
    The junior completed 10 of 13 passes for 252 yards and four touchdowns and scored on a spectacular 34-yard run to lead the Monarchs to a 42-0 victory at nationally-ranked Bishop Gorman of Nevada. Young’s touchdown run on fourth-and-3 provided the first points of the game dubbed the Desert Battle. “Wow, what a performance,” Mater Dei coach Bruce Rollinson said of Young, who has commi
  • U.N. team: Myanmar military chiefs should face ‘genocide’ case

    By JAMEY KEATEN
    The Associated Press
    GENEVA — Investigators working for the U.N.’s top human rights body said Monday that Myanmar military leaders should be prosecuted for genocide against Rohingya Muslims, taking the unusual step of identifying six by name among those behind deadly, systematic crimes against the ethnic minority.
    The call, accompanying a first report by the team of investigators, amounts to some of the strongest language yet from U.N. officials who have denounced all
  • Holy fire flares up near Santiago Peak, home of several communication towers

    Holy fire flares up near Santiago Peak, home of several communication towers
    A flareup of the Holy fire Monday morning near Santiago Peak, home to numerous communication towers “slopped” outside the three-week old blaze’s containment lines by 40 acres, with air tankers and helicopters sent to fight the breakout, authorities said.Some new activity is occurring around the #HolyFire. This will be very visible from surrounding communities. Resources have been dispatched and are responding with cooperators. Please refer questions to the Trabuco Ranger D
  • White House flags back at full-staff after McCain death  

    White House flags back at full-staff after McCain death  
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Flags at the White House were back at full-staff Monday, even as Senate leaders of both parties formally requested American flags at government buildings stay at half-staff to honor Sen. John McCain.
    The flags at the White House had been lowered a day earlier.
    Aides to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Democratic Leader Charles Schumer requested that the Department of Defense keep flags at government buildings lowered until the sunset after McCain is buried in An

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