• Whicker: Even the small victories bring out the party in the Dodgers

    Whicker: Even the small victories bring out the party in the Dodgers
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig celebrates with teammates after clinching a playoff spot after beating the San Francisco Giants in a baseball game in San Francisco, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Jim Gensheimer)
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Tim Locastro is bathed in beer and champagne as he celebrates with teammates after clinching a playoff spot after beating the San Francisco Giants in a baseball game in San Francisco, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Jim Gensheimer)SoundThe galle
  • Faculty members publish; choreographer’s dance performed

    Alissa Ackerman, Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of criminal justice (Photo courtesy of Cal State Fullerton)
    Adam Golub, Cal State Fullerton associate professor of American studies (Photo courtesy of Cal State Fullerton)
    Lisa D. Long, Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of theater and dance, choreographed a dance inspired by the #MeToo movement. (Photo courtesy of Cal State Fullerton)
    Three new books, several articles and presentations, and awards for creativity and service are among
  • Angels lose amid tributes to Mike Scioscia on the eve of the season’s final game

    Angels lose amid tributes to Mike Scioscia on the eve of the season’s final game
    Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia, left, watches from the dugout next to Shohei Ohtani, center, and Mike Trout, right, during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Oakland Athletics Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
    Oakland Athletics’ Marcus Semien, left, Matt Joyce, center, and Ramon Laureano celebrate after the team’s 5-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels in a baseball game Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP P
  • CSUF events calendar

    David Marley, CSUF lecturer in history, will talk about “The History of Disneyland and the Jungle Cruise’ Oct. 9 through the OLLI Eclectics lecture series. (Photo courtesy of Cal State Fullerton)
    Photographers Nita Winter and Rob Badger. (Image courtesy of Exhibit Envoy)
    Unless otherwise noted, all events are on the Cal State Fullerton main campus, 800 N. State College Blvd., and are free and open to the public.
    Department of Theatre and Dance
    Season tickets available now. Single tic
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  • Long Beach’s Emerson Etem trying to cut ice with Kings

    Long Beach’s Emerson Etem trying to cut ice with Kings
    EL SEGUNDO – Emerson Etem loves playing hockey, especially here, because he was born in north Long Beach and currently resides in the city with his wife and their son.
    For the past couple of weeks, Etem has been in training camp with the Kings as a camp invite, or PTO (professional tryout). As of Saturday morning, ahead of the team’s exhibition season finale against the Ducks at Staples Center, Etem had survived.
    Even if he gets cut and is forced to consider an assignment with the On
  • Alexander: Is Scioscia’s goodbye also a farewell to managing?

    Alexander: Is Scioscia’s goodbye also a farewell to managing?
    A Mike Scioscia bobblehead is the giveaway at Angel Stadium Saturday night. If that doesn’t send a message, I don’t know what does.
    (If the dolls were to be truly realistic, they would depict Scioscia with palms up and a look of bewilderment on his face, as if to say, “What in the world happened to my pitching staff?”)
    Sunday’s game against the A’s, in the eyes of most of the baseball world, is expected to be Scioscia’s last game as Angels manager. After
  • Tramp the terrier mix could be a movie star

    Tramp the terrier mix could be a movie star
    Breed: Miniature schnauzer/cairn terrier mix
    Age: 6 years
    Gender: Neutered male
    Size: 20 pounds
    Tramp’s story: Tramp looks like he just starred in a Disney movie. He’s tall and handsome, a happy, healthy boy who recently received a full evaluation and dentistry by a veterinarian. Considering that small dogs often have longer lifespans, Tramp’s going to have a lot of love to give a long life during which to give it. Tramp is trained to sleep in a crate at nig
  • Could that have been Clayton Kershaw’s last start as a Dodger?

    Could that have been Clayton Kershaw’s last start as a Dodger?
    SAN FRANCISCO — Clayton Kershaw stood in the celebratory locker room as teammates poured champagne over his head, soaking in the moment.
    “No goggles. You’ve got to let it burn,” Kershaw said, his eyes closed tight nonetheless. “You never know when it’s going to be your last one.”
    There was more meaning to that than Kershaw might have intended.
    With their win Saturday, the Dodgers ensured they will be playing in the postseason for a sixth consecutive seas
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  • America keeps winning regardless of who is president

    America keeps winning regardless of who is president
    Ever since the election of Donald Trump, many of our leading academic voices, like Paul Krugman, predicted everything from a stock market crash to a global recession. Slow growth, mainstream economists like Larry Summers, argued, was in the cards no matter who is in charge. That was then. Now the United States stands as by far the most dynamic high-income economy in the world.
    In such areas as economic growth, the U.S. is generally outperforming other rich countries — such as Japan, German
  • Angels have been successful with reclamation projects on the mound

    Angels have been successful with reclamation projects on the mound
    ANAHEIM — As Hansel Robles was blowing away the Oakland A’s with 99 mph fastballs on Friday night, it was natural to start ticking off the names on the list he joined.
    Blake Parker, Yusmeiro Petit, Bud Norris, David Hernandez, JC Ramírez, Parker Bridwell, Taylor Cole, Felix Peña.
    The Angels got them all for practically nothing — waiver claims, trades for cash considerations, minor league deals — and each has at times provided surprising value to their pitchi
  • Clippers eager to see what they’ve got in exhibition game against Australian team Sunday

    Clippers eager to see what they’ve got in exhibition game against Australian team Sunday
    Wouldn’t you know it, the Clippers’ first game action this season comes against the purple and gold.
    No, not that purple and gold — the Kings. And, no, not those Kings.
    They’ll face the Sydney Kings, though that matters little. The main purpose of Sunday’s game at the University of Hawaii, which is the first of five exhibitions entering the 2018-19 season, will be self-reflection, an opportunity for the Clippers to step back and evaluate the Clippers.
    “It&rsqu
  • Live updates for USC Trojans at Arizona football

    Live updates for USC Trojans at Arizona football
    The USC Trojans are on the road Saturday against Khalil Tate and the Arizona Wildcats in Pac-12 South play.
    You can watch the game on ESPN 2 at 7:30 p.m. PST.
    Viewing on a mobile device? Click here. Khalil Tate and the Wildcats take the field for warmups. You think the LA native takes this game seriously?
    Also... Tate going with something different on his legs.
    https://embed.scribblelive.com/js/jwflvplayer/player-licensed.swfThe Trojans are in the building.#FightOn| #BeatTheWildcatshttps://pbs.t
  • Watch the LA Dodgers celebrate clinching a playoff berth

    Watch the LA Dodgers celebrate clinching a playoff berth
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig celebrates with teammates after clinching a playoff spot after beating the San Francisco Giants in a baseball game in San Francisco, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Jim Gensheimer)
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Tim Locastro is bathed in beer and champagne as he celebrates with teammates after clinching a playoff spot after beating the San Francisco Giants in a baseball game in San Francisco, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Jim Gensheimer)SoundThe galle
  • Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary gets a little batty

    Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary gets a little batty
    Mia Dainko, 9, reacts as Project Wildlife volunteer Cindy Meyers dresses her up as a bat during the presentation “Bat Species of Southern California” at Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary in Modjeska Canyon on Sept. 8. Project Wildlife is a program of the San Diego Humane Society that rehabilitates sick or injured wildlife. (Photo by Kent Treptow, contributing photographer)Project Wildlife volunteer Cindy Meyers addresses her audience during the presentation “Bat Species of Southern Cal
  • Dodgers clinch playoff berth with win over Giants

    Dodgers clinch playoff berth with win over Giants
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig celebrates with teammates after clinching a playoff spot after beating the San Francisco Giants in a baseball game in San Francisco, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Jim Gensheimer)
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Tim Locastro is bathed in beer and champagne as he celebrates with teammates after clinching a playoff spot after beating the San Francisco Giants in a baseball game in San Francisco, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Jim Gensheimer)SoundThe galle
  • How to buy the perfect salvage car with 5 simple tips

    How to buy the perfect salvage car with 5 simple tips
    When my 18-year-old son, Gabriel, was ready to buy his first car, his plan was to buy a high-mileage clunker for a few thousand bucks. But for a few thousand dollars more and a little help from dad, we decided to buy a late-model, low-mileage Japanese car with a salvage title. While salvage title cars do come with some risks, you can find quality cars, but you need to be careful. My son and I agree, our caution paid off.
    On average, salvage cars lose 50 percent of their original value after repa
  • This cat’s Groovy. Really. That’s his name

    This cat’s Groovy. Really. That’s his name
    Breed: Tabby
    Age: 4-5 years
    Gendered: Neutered male
    Size: 12 pounds
    Groovy’s story: Groovy came to DREAM Rescue from a hoarding situation in Lake Forest but was happy and healthy despite the situation. He’s a big snoozer. And he loves to talk, especially when he feels a rumbly in his tummy. His foster mom calls him “Tommy Tank” because he’s a big boy who enjoys hanging out with others. He lost part of his tail while living in the hoarding situation, but it
  • It’s all fun and games until you lose the country

    It’s all fun and games until you lose the country
    Well, that settled everything, right?
    Now that we’ve seen hour after hour of accusations and denials dished out in convenient Senate-sized 5-minute portions, we can all go about our lives with the happy knowledge the country is in such excellent hands!
    Last week’s televised confrontation by proxy between Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh clarified nothing except the unbridgeable divide threatening to tear America apart family by family. Instead of Blue vs. Grey, the uniforms
  • Ducks enter world of ‘unknowns’ before San Jose opener

    Ducks enter world of ‘unknowns’ before San Jose opener
    LOS ANGELES — The Ducks reached the end of their two-week training camp and their six-game exhibition schedule Saturday with their preseason finale against the Kings at Staples Center. Their season-opening game against the San Jose Sharks could be measured in days and hours rather than weeks and months.
    The Ducks have three days to prepare to meet the Sharks, the team that ended their 2017-18 season with a four-game sweep in the first round of the playoffs last spring. Then they&
  • Want to know how your relatives think? Start a family book club

    Want to know how your relatives think? Start a family book club
    People joke about their love of the wine and food, but book clubs are essentially a great experience because we get to discuss one of our favorite things with some of our favorite people. I’ve participated in book clubs with both my friends and my students, but having a family book club with my adult children has been the best experience of all, one I highly recommend.
    It’s tough to have a family book club when kids are younger, especially if there is a spread of years in the childre
  • Lakers rookie Moe Wagner (knee) out all of preseason

    Lakers rookie Moe Wagner (knee) out all of preseason
    It’s going to be a while to get a look at the Lakers’ first-round pick over the summer.
    Moritz Wagner, the rookie 6-foot-11 forward from Michigan, is expected to miss all six preseason games with the knee contusion that’s affected him since Summer League, the team acknowledged Saturday afternoon. He’ll be reevaluated later in October.
    Only Lonzo Ball and Wagner are scheduled to miss the Lakers’ preseason opener against the Denver Nuggets on Sunday evening in San Die
  • Tesla and Elon Musk settle with SEC for $40 million; Musk to stay CEO

    Tesla and Elon Musk settle with SEC for $40 million; Musk to stay CEO
    Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk have agreed to pay a total of $40 million and make a series of concessions to settle a government lawsuit alleging Musk duped investors with misleading statements about a proposed buyout of the company.
    The settlement allows Musk to remain CEO of the electric car company but requires him to relinquish his role as chairman for at least three years. Tesla must hire an independent chairman to oversee the company.
    The Securities and Exchange Commission announced the settl
  • 5K run in Huntington Beach brings out colorful characters

    5K run in Huntington Beach brings out colorful characters
    Who won The Color Run 5K at Huntington Beach State Park on Saturday, Sept. 29?
    Hard to say. For one thing, there was no race clock. And for another, it’s all about fun. And color.
    Shan Lee, 60, of Huntington Beach, at right, high-fives a young runner after starting the Color Run Hero Tour 5K in Huntington Beach on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    A runner is sprayed with color during the Color Run Hero Tour 5K in Huntington Beach on Satur
  • OCVarsity Student Section of the Week: The Servite Asylum lifts the title in Week 6

    OCVarsity Student Section of the Week: The Servite Asylum lifts the title in Week 6
    It is always great to see new student sections come in for battle. We had two student sections from the city of Irvine battle it out Friday as their teams faced two other teams from Irvine.
    Noise pollution was at an all-time high in Irvine on Friday night.While the noise was uncontrollable in Irvine, another student section went the neon colors route and you can never go wrong with neon.
    In the end, it was two powerhouse student sections that battled to the end for the title of OCVarsity St
  • UCLA RB Joshua Kelley is silver lining in Colorado loss

    UCLA RB Joshua Kelley is silver lining in Colorado loss
    BOULDER, Colo. — Joshua Kelley emerged from the locker room at Folsom Field late Friday night following UCLA’s fourth consecutive loss to open the season and the team’s 12th consecutive road loss.
    It’s been more than two years since the Bruins won a game on the road. It’s been 47 years since they’ve been 0-4.
    But when the running back stepped into the media scrum after UCLA’s 38-16 loss to Colorado, he happily shook hands with reporters. He flashed a wid
  • Congress should not be a rubber stamp for President Trump

    Congress should not be a rubber stamp for President Trump
    Recently we received two new revelations — a new book by Bob Woodward and an unprecedented op-ed in the New York Times by an anonymous Trump administration official — that confirmed what many of us already knew: Donald Trump’s White House is full of chaos. We are presented a picture where the president’s staff and at least one cabinet official have taken it upon themselves to ignore his orders and even hide documents from him. They do this hoping he’ll forget a bad
  • Edison High School surf team members teach kids with disabilities how to ride waves

    Edison High School surf team members teach kids with disabilities how to ride waves
    SAC student Dylan Smith, 21, surfs and being cheered by Edison High School surf team during the 2nd Annual SAC Surf a Rama at Bolsa Chica State Beach in Huntington Beach on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Kyusung Gong/Contributing Photographer)
    Jade Burleigh, bottom right, gets high fives from Edison High School surf team during the 2nd Annual SAC Surf a Rama at Bolsa Chica State Beach in Huntington Beach on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Kyusung Gong/Contributing Photographer)S
  • Body of man in his 30s found in Anaheim; police on scene

    Body of man in his 30s found in Anaheim; police on scene
    Anaheim police say the body of a man in his 30s was found in an industrial area in the 1200 block on N. Sunshine Way on Saturday morning.UPDATE: Apparent murder in the 1200 blk of N Sunshine Way.A deceased male believed to be in his 30s was discovered at 11:19 am in an industrial area. Manner of death is under investigation. Initial reports of a gunshot wound are unconfirmed. Call @occrimestoppers with info. pic.twitter.com/lqlgvl4GL5
    — Anaheim PD (@AnaheimPD) September 29, 2018They initia
  • Chino’s Taurasi leads U.S. to third consecutive FIBA Women’s World Cup title game

    Chino’s Taurasi leads U.S. to third consecutive FIBA Women’s World Cup title game
    The United States is headed to its third consecutive FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup title game after defeating Belgium 93-77 in a semifinal game on Saturday in San Cristobal De La Laguna, Spain.
    Diana Taurasi, who starred at Chino Don Lugo High School and now plays for the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury, led the Americans with 26 points, including five 3-pointers.
    Breanna Stewart had 20 points and Brittney Griner had 16 for the Americans, who have won 21 consecutive World Cup ga
  • Proposition 10 just throws gasoline on the housing crisis fire

    Proposition 10 just throws gasoline on the housing crisis fire
    This November, Californians will see several taxpayer threats on the ballot, not the least of which is Proposition 10, titled “Local Rent Control Initiative.” This measure would open the floodgates to big government bureaucracies, burdensome regulations and a loss of property rights. The word must be getting out, because a poll released last week by the Public Policy Institute of California shows Proposition 10 lagging.
    Proposition 10 would repeal the 1995 Costa-Hawkins Rental Housin
  • Linda Ronstadt can no longer sing but the legendary vocalist still has plenty to say

    Linda Ronstadt can no longer sing but the legendary vocalist still has plenty to say
    Linda Ronstadt in a recent publicity shot. (Courtesy of the artist)
    Linda Ronstadt in a latter period publicity shot. (Courtesy of the artist)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLinda Ronstadt in a ’70s publicity shot. (Courtesy of the artist)
    Linda Ronstadt and the late Glenn Frey. (Courtesy of Linda Ronstadt)
    Linda Ronstadt pre-concert in the ’70s. (Courtesy of the artist)
    Linda Ronstadt in a publicity shot from Vanguard Records. (Courtesy of the artist)
    Linda Ronstadt backstage
  • Solving the Inland Empire’s poverty problem

    Solving the Inland Empire’s poverty problem
    The federal government recently released a jobs report showing record-low unemployment and rising wages, continuing an economic recovery nearly a decade in the making. The Inland Empire has also seen improved economic prospects; earlier this year, the Press-Enterprise reported that the region leads California in job growth.
    But these promising projections hide a troubling fact: More than half of Inland Empire residents (51 percent) are working but struggling with poverty (compared to 47 percent
  • FBI reaches out to Deborah Ramirez, second woman who has accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct

    FBI reaches out to Deborah Ramirez, second woman who has accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct
    By Shane Harris, Matt Zapotosky, Tom Hamburger, and Seung Min Kim
    The FBI has begun contacting people as part of an additional background investigation of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, including a second woman who alleges that the Supreme Court nominee sexually assaulted her, according to people familiar with the unfolding investigation.
    The bureau has reached out to Deborah Ramirez, a Yale University classmate of Kavanaugh’s who alleges that he shoved his genitals in her face at a party where
  • Coaching friends Anthony Lynn and Kyle Shanahan clash with Chargers, 49ers at a crossroads

    Coaching friends Anthony Lynn and Kyle Shanahan clash with Chargers, 49ers at a crossroads
    COSTA MESA – Anthony Lynn could sense early on that the Broncos’ ball boy had a bright future. It was the late 1990’s, and Lynn was a reserve running back and special teams standout in Denver. The ball boy had just started high school, and he gravitated toward Lynn.
    RELATED: Who has the edge? Chargers vs. 49ers preview
    “He was always around,” Lynn, now the Chargers coach, remembers. Before long, it became clear the precocious teenager, whose father coached the Bronc
  • Ryder Cup: Europe leads U.S. 10-6 thanks to ‘Moliwood’

    Ryder Cup: Europe leads U.S. 10-6 thanks to ‘Moliwood’
    SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — Europe’s latest Ryder Cup sensation is called “Moliwood,” and what a show Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood produced at the Ryder Cup on Saturday.
    And now for the final act.
    Molinari and Fleetwood became the first European tandem to win all four matches, leading their team to the brink of regaining the Ryder Cup from an American team that had to rally just to keep the score close.
    Tiger Woods hasn’t won any of his three match
  • Officials warn beachgoers of rip currents, high surf from Hurricane Rosa

    Officials warn beachgoers of rip currents, high surf from Hurricane Rosa
    A southerly ocean swell originating from Hurricane Rosa is expected to arrive later Saturday, officials said.
    Swells generated by the hurricane are expected to produce life-threatening surf and rip currents off Southern California, according to the National Weather Service.
    In Los Angeles and Orange counties, surf could build up to eight feet high by late Saturday, and up to 10 feet Sunday and Monday on south-facing beaches.
    Heavy rainfall and flooding will become likely earl
  • Eric Church surprises fans with a special acoustic set to close day one of Ohana in Dana Point

    Eric Church surprises fans with a special acoustic set to close day one of Ohana in Dana Point
    Ohana Festival, the three-day event curated by Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder, returned to Doheny State Beach in Dana Point on Friday for a third year and it was filled with surprises.
    It was a bit overcast and warm when doors opened early Friday afternoon, but that didn’t stop hundreds of fans from leaving work early or calling in sick and pouring into the sprawling beach-side venue early. Those who were first in the gates were treated to a warm, ukulele welcome by Vedder himself on the
  • Shark attacks boy, 13, while he’s lobster diving off Encinitas

    Shark attacks boy, 13, while he’s lobster diving off Encinitas
    A shark attack on a 13-year-old boy was reported early Saturday, Sept. 29, off Beacons Beach in Encinitas. Shown above is an unidentified man who said he saved the boy. (Photo courtesy of Brian Chernicky)
    A shark attack on a 13-year-old boy was reported early Saturday, Sept. 29, off Beacons Beach in Encinitas.(Photo courtesy of Brian Chernicky)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsA shark attack on a 13-year-old boy was reported early Saturday, Sept. 29, off Beacons Beach in Encinitas.(Photo cou
  • California homeowners vs. renters: 9 ways their politics clash

    California homeowners vs. renters: 9 ways their politics clash
    If you view politics as largely a pocketbook game, then it should be little surprise that California homeowners and renters don’t often see eye-to-eye on the issues of the day.
    A new poll from the Public Policy Institute of California think tank — tracking opinions of 1,170 Californian adults — found a sometimes subtle but often noteworthy owner-renter gap that’s likely tied to the economic chasm between these housing segments. In a nutshell, owners are wealthier and thei
  • Beck connects with his home town in Hollywood Bowl show

    Beck connects with his home town in Hollywood Bowl show
    Beck Hansen is definitely a proud Angeleno. That was clear from his warm — and often humorous — reflections about growing up in the area during an excellent Hollywood Bowl concert.
    “We’re here to celebrate a homecoming,” said the singer/guitarist, who mentioned friends, family and neighbors in attendance. “There’s no better place to be on a Friday night.”
    Beck’s first headlining gig at the venue since ’08 came amid more than a
  • Photos: Opening Day Horse Racing at Santa Anita

    Photos: Opening Day Horse Racing at Santa Anita
    Santa Anita Autumn meet at Santa Anita Park on Friday, September 27, 2018 in Arcadia, California.
    Jockey Ruben Fuentes (4) riding Grey Admiral wins the first race of the day, but is then disqualified and Jockey Giovanni Franco (1) riding Iron Alex moves into first place from second and wins the race during the Autumn meet at Santa Anita Park on Friday, September 27, 2018 in Arcadia, California. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
    Outrider looks on during the Autumn meet at Santa
  • Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday, Sept. 29

    Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday, Sept. 29
    Consensus box of picks come from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday Sept. 29 on opening weekend at Santa Anita.
    Trouble viewing on mobile device? See consensus picks.
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  • Gardening: Plants under glass — life inside the terrarium

    Gardening: Plants under glass — life inside the terrarium
    Nathaniel Ward was an Englishman who loved to observe the behavior of insects and was fond of enclosing them in glass jars.
    Once, he forgot about one of his jars and, when he noticed it again, a fern had begun to grow in it. Somehow, unawares, a spore from a fern had found its way into the jar before it was sealed.
    This event occurred in 1842, and when word got out, Victorian England became obsessed with growing plants enclosed in glass, dubbing the container in question a “Wardian case.&r
  • 5 garden tips for this week, Sept. 29-Oct. 5

    5 garden tips for this week, Sept. 29-Oct. 5
    1. Pest patrol
    This time of year, chewed flower buds and leaves are a strong indication that katydids, grasshoppers or caterpillars are at work in the garden. Katydids have green, leaf-like wings but otherwise resemble green grasshoppers. BT (Bacillus thuringiensis) stops grasshoppers, katydids and caterpillars dead in their tracks.
    Carbaryl (the active ingredient in Sevin and Bayer Advanced Complete Insect Killer for Gardens RTU) works well also, but be sure to follow safety precautions on
  • 124-year-old Pasadena home you may have seen in Peloton, other TV spots selling for $2.6 million

    124-year-old Pasadena home you may have seen in Peloton, other TV spots selling for $2.6 million
    The home has oak floors, built-ins and leaded windows. Click through the slideshow to see more. (Photo courtesy of Carrie Benuska)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsShow Caption of Expand
    A six-bedroom, Pasadena house built in 1894 that’s been a setting for a wide array of TV commercials is for sale at $2.65 million.
    You might have caught a glimpse of the shingle-style house in spots for Peloton, Apple, Google, Home Depot, Wells Fargo or Target – some of the nearly 100 commercials
  • Trust your agent, but get the deal in writing

    Trust your agent, but get the deal in writing
    Trust is essential to a successful real estate transaction, but whom do you trust, about what, and when have they earned your trust?
    Maybe you get a referral to a Realtor from a friend or family member who had a good experience and can vouch for their trustworthiness.
    Maybe you meet with her and you find you get along and you put your trust in her toguide you throughthe sales process.
    Maybe you meet a lender through your bank or credit union, or again, through a friend or from your Realtor, and
  • Updated Orange County high school football standings

    Updated Orange County high school football standings
    The league standings for Orange County’s teams through games on Friday, Sept. 29:TRINITY LEAGUE
    LEAGUE 
    OVERALL 
    PF
    PA
    Mater Dei
    1-0
    5-1
    252
    38
    St. John Bosco
    1-0
    6-0
    304
    74
    Orange Lutheran
    1-0
    4-2
    206
    159
    JSerra
    0-1
    5-1
    239
    128
    Servite
    0-1
    3-2
    100
    115
    Santa Margarita
    0-1
    2-4
    231
    169 SUNSET LEAGUE
    LEAGUE 
    OVERALL 
    PF
    PA
    Los Alamitos
    1-0
    5-1
    232
    87
    Huntington Beach
    1-0
    5-1
    197
    87
    Corona del Mar
    1-0
    5-1
    171
    95
    Edison
    0-1
    2-4
    135
    136
    Newport Harbor
    0-1
    3-2-1
    123
    130
    F
  • OCVarsity’s stories, photos, scores and more from Friday’s football games

    OCVarsity’s stories, photos, scores and more from Friday’s football games
    This is the place to find all of OCVarsity’s stories, scores, photos and more from the Orange County football games Friday.
    SCORES & PHOTOS
    OCVarsity Photos: The great plays, fun moments from Friday’s high school football games
    Orange County football scores and stats for Friday (9-28-18)
    COLUMNS
    Fryer on football: Hard times come, but a big win refreshes Orange Lutheran
    OCVarsity Student Section of the Week
    GAME STORIES
    Mater Dei stays in comfort zone as it tops Servite for seven
  • Fryer on football: Hard times come, but a big win refreshes Orange Lutheran

    Fryer on football: Hard times come, but a big win refreshes Orange Lutheran
    You’ve heard the philosophical adage, that some people see the glass of water as half empty while others see it as half full.
    Phil Taylor’s philosophy was, “Just drink the damned water!”
    Taylor played football at Orange Lutheran and was a class of 2011 graduate. He died Tuesday of cancer. Taylor was 25.
    Orange Lutheran head coach JP Presley was an assistant coach when Taylor was a receiver and punt returner for the Lancers. The passing of Taylor, who gave the Lancers an i
  • Whicker: Kike Hernandez vs. Madison Bumgarner turns into another mismatch (for the Dodgers)

    Whicker: Kike Hernandez vs. Madison Bumgarner turns into another mismatch (for the Dodgers)
    SAN FRANCISCO — Ten plate appearances can be a mirage. Twenty can be a crapshoot. When you get to 40 or so, the forensic evidence builds.
    Not every Dodger was thrilled to see Madison Bumgarner glowering from the pitching rubber Friday night, particularly since the Giants lefty was originally scheduled to pitch Wednesday.
    Bumgarner wanted the start pushed back to extend as little hospitality to the guests as he could. But Kiké Hernandez had reason to look forward. He was 16 for 36 li

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