• These Rams don’t lose often – and almost never twice in a row

    These Rams don’t lose often – and almost never twice in a row
    Beat them once, shame on you. Beat them twice, shame on them.
    Of all the dramatic improvements the Rams made in 2017, this one stood out: They never lost consecutive games in the regular season. That might not sound dramatic, but given the parity of the league and how quickly any type of losing streak can derail playoff chances, it’s an important factor.
    So, here they are again. The Rams lost a thrilling game at New Orleans last week, and now they face Seattle in the Coliseum in a game tha
  • UCLA football comeback falls short at Arizona State

    UCLA football comeback falls short at Arizona State
    TEMPE, Ariz. — Wilton Speight waved his hands in the air, hurry up, the grad transfer quarterback was urging his teammates as the clock wound down on third down.
    The Bruins hurried, but in the wrong way.
    UCLA’s would-be game-winning drive stalled with back-to-back false starts on offensive linemen and Speight’s third-down prayer was incomplete to Devin Asiasi as the Bruins lost 31-28 to Arizona State on Saturday.
    UCLA (2-8, 2-5) got within three points twice in the second half
  • Woolsey fire burns celebrities’ homes

    Woolsey fire burns celebrities’ homes
    The Woolsey fire that has burned at least 70,000 acres in Los Angeles and Ventura counties has claimed the homes of several celebrities and forced others to flee their neighborhoods.
    Greg Meneshian looks at the remains of his home at 46 Dapplegray Rd. on Saturday, November 10, 2018. The Woolsey fire swept through Meneshian’s Bell Canyon neighborhood of West Hills on Friday. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    Greg Meneshian looks through the rubble of his burned down hom
  • President Trump can’t end birthright citizenship on his own

    President Trump can’t end birthright citizenship on his own
    Before last Tuesday’s election, President Trump launched a trial balloon about ending birthright citizenship with an executive order.
    He probably can’t do that. Most likely, it would take a constitutional amendment to change U.S. law governing who is a citizen of the United States and who is not.
    The concept of citizenship by place of birth was part of English common law long before the founding of the United States.
    the U.S. Civil War, the 39th Congress spelled it out in the Fourtee
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  • Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks: Who has the edge?

    Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks: Who has the edge?
    RAMS (8-1) vs. SEAHAWKS (4-4)
    When: Sunday, 1:25 p.m.
    Where: the Coliseum
    Line: Rams by 9.5
    TV/radio: CBS Ch. 2; 710-AM, 93.1-FM, 1330-AM (Spanish)
    RAMS OFFENSE vs. SEAHAWKS DEFENSE
    In these teams’ first meeting, the Rams lost receivers Brandin Cooks and Cooper Kupp to concussions in the first half and still managed 33 points. The Seahawks slowed Todd Gurley in that game, as he averaged only 3.5 yards per carry, but he still had three touchdowns. There’s little to suggest this game w
  • Harley Rouda declares victory over longtime Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, but many votes yet to be counted

    Harley Rouda declares victory over longtime Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, but many votes yet to be counted
    Democrat Harley Rouda declared victory Saturday, Nov. 10, in his bid to oust Republican Dana Rohrabacher from a congessional seat he’s held for 30 years.
    Rohrabacher’s campaign did not concede, noting there are more than 300,000 ballots countywide that have yet to be counted in Orange County.
    The 48th Congressional District seat became one of the most competitive and expensive races in the nation. Rohrabacher was targeted by Democrats as a vulnerable candidate whose seat could be fli
  • Maybe the California GOP should ditch Republican label

    Maybe the California GOP should ditch Republican label
    SACRAMENTO — Democratic and Republican partisans are still bickering over the national significance of Tuesday’s mixed-verdict midterm elections. I wish they’d give the country a rest from their political grudge match for a while, but at least few people are arguing about the California election results. Once again, the state’s Republicans — now holding registration levels below No Party Preference voters — got their clocks cleaned. It was embarrassing.
    They w
  • Tree trimmer shocked, burned when his saw touches high voltage wire in Tustin

    Tree trimmer shocked, burned when his saw touches high voltage wire in Tustin
    A man in his 30s was taken to the hospital after he suffered a severe shock while cutting back branches near electrical wires in the backyard of a Tustin house Saturday, Nov. 10, authorities said.
    Orange County firefighters were called to the 11600 block of Marble Arch Drive just past 10 a.m. regarding a man who had just been shocked and was unconscious while tethered to a tree, Capt. Steve Concialdi said.
    The tree trimmer, who works for a private company,  was trimming branches near e
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  • Love all neighbors: It’s the way to end homelessness

    Love all neighbors: It’s the way to end homelessness
    It’s no secret that Orange County faces a housing challenge, most pointedly among those who, for one reason or another, have found themselves without a place to call home. In 2017, officials recorded more than 4,700 homeless individuals living throughout Orange County, nearly 400 of which are decorated veterans.
    The causes of homelessness and the people facing life without a home are varied. Many struggle daily to survive after they’ve lost jobs or affordable housing. Others are tryi
  • Heartbroken Woolsey Fire evacuees fill shelters, await news of their homes

    Heartbroken Woolsey Fire evacuees fill shelters, await news of their homes
    Worried and weary evacuees of the Woolsley Fire sought shelter at area evacuation centers Saturday, Nov. 10, while hoping for information about the homes they fled.
    Ray Gonzales, 86, of Point Dume, arrived at the Canoga Park High School shelter at midnight after being evacuated when the monstrous blaze reached Malibu. He first went to the UCLA Medical Center with his ailing wife and then to the high school.
    “It’s scary,” he said, recalling how he saw houses in flames just a blo
  • Live updates: UCLA football at Arizona State Sun Devils

    Live updates: UCLA football at Arizona State Sun Devils
    Follow along for updates for UCLA football
    Trouble viewing on mobile? See full stream. Wilton Speight to Caleb Wilson for a gain of 32. An ASU penalty puts the Bruins on the ASU 33.
    #BeatASU| #GoBruinst.coThe targeting is confirmed, Robertson now gone,Targeting is confirmed. Mark it on your bingo boards, friends.
    UCLA now at the ASU 33.Targeting on Merlin Robertson now being reviewed, this could be BAD for ASU given the injuries alreadyBlitz coming up the middle at Wilton Speight, Speight finds
  • President Trump, Gavin Newsom, Katy Perry, others spar over massive California fires on Twitter

    President Trump, Gavin Newsom, Katy Perry, others spar over massive California fires on Twitter
    President Donald Trump is threatening to withhold federal payments to California, saying “There is no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires” and calling its forest management “so poor.”
    He did not specify in his early morning tweet which of the multiple fires burning in the state he was referring to, but reaction from Southern California residents and leaders was swift.
    Singer Katy Perry called his early morning tweet “absolutely heartless.”
  • Gavin Newsom, Katy Perry, firefighters challenge Trump on tweet about massive California fires

    Gavin Newsom, Katy Perry, firefighters challenge Trump on tweet about massive California fires
    President Donald Trump is threatening to withhold federal payments to California, saying “There is no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires” and calling its forest management “so poor.”
    He did not specify in his early morning tweet which of the multiple fires burning in the state he was referring to, but reaction from Southern California residents and leaders was swift.
    Singer Katy Perry called his tweet “absolutely heartless,” adding, &ldqu
  • Frontman Tobias Forge says his band Ghost is arena-ready as the A Pale Tour Named Death preps to hit the Forum

    Frontman Tobias Forge says his band Ghost is arena-ready as the A Pale Tour Named Death preps to hit the Forum
    Swedish rock band Ghost is ready to take its elaborate stage show to the next level with a trio of arena stops while it’s out on the A Pale Tour Named Death jaunt. Before the rest of the tour was even announced, Ghost revealed that it would headline the 17,500-capacity Forum in Inglewood for the first time on Friday, Nov. 16 and the 19,000-capacity Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York on Saturday, Dec. 15. It later added the Place Bell in Laval, Quebec on Friday, Dec. 7, which seats 10,00
  • Local law enforcement, fire agencies help lighten load in Ventura County massacre, wildfires

    Local law enforcement, fire agencies help lighten load in Ventura County massacre, wildfires
    Exhausted and a bit overwhelmed, Ventura County Fire Department Capt. Stan Ziegler said his spirits were lifted Friday as he drove through Thousand Oaks.
    Ziegler, who had been operating on only six hours of sleep since Wednesday night’s deadly mass shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill and the subsequent Hill and Woolsey wildfires that broke out Thursday, spotted a San Diego emergency vehicle rolling by.
    He felt immediate gratification and relief.
    “It’s like when you have a
  • ‘Shelter in place’ order lifted at Pepperdine after Woolsey fire flames on campus extinguished

    ‘Shelter in place’ order lifted at Pepperdine after Woolsey fire flames on campus extinguished
    Parents are reporting on a Pepperdine University Facebook page that the “shelter in place” measure, put into effect when flames reached nearby hillsides, has been lifted.
    A parent wrote that she received a telephone message from the university saying that students are now “free to move about campus.”
    “Flames on hillside were extinguished,” she wrote. “Thank goodness!!”
    “Students are allowed to go back to dorm,” another parent said. &ldq
  • UCLA QB Wilton Speight to start against Arizona State

    UCLA QB Wilton Speight to start against Arizona State
    TEMPE, Ariz. — Although Chip Kelly said Wednesday that freshman Dorian Thompson-Robinson was fully cleared from a shoulder injury, grad transfer Wilton Speight regained the starting quarterback spot against Arizona State on Saturday.
    Speight came off the bench for the injured freshman against Oregon and threw for 147 yards and one touchdown on 13-of-25 passing. Thompson-Robinson originally sustained the injury against Arizona on Oct. 20. He sat out the following week against Utah while Spe
  • Here’s what you must see and do at Disneyland during the holidays

    Here’s what you must see and do at Disneyland during the holidays
     
    A statue of Walt Disney is silhouetted against the Christmas Tree Sleeping Beauty Castle decked out for the holidays in Anaheim, CA, on Friday, Nov 9, 2018. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    Visitors to Disneyland watch A Christmas Fantasy Parade near Sleeping Beauty Castle in Anaheim, CA, on Friday, Nov 9, 2018. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsBalloons are for sale on Main Street U.S.A. during the first day of
  • The Woolsey fire: Here’s what we know right now

    The Woolsey fire: Here’s what we know right now
    • The Woolsey fire started on Nov. 8, 2018, near Alfa Road, near the old Santa Susana Field Laboratory south of Simi Valley.
    • Woolsey has burned 70,000 acres from Ventura County to Malibu and West Hills in Los Angeles County.
    • The fire is 0 percent contained
    For related fire updates, go here.
    Evacuations
    • The Woolsey fire has forced the evacuation of 75,000 homes and 250,000 people in Ventura and Los Angeles County.
    • At least 150 homes have been consumed by the fire,
  • Thousand Oaks mass shooting raises questions about veterans’ transitions back to civilian life

    Thousand Oaks mass shooting raises questions about veterans’ transitions back to civilian life
    Most Marines spend months prepping for their combat roles, but just days getting ready to return to civilian life.
    For the majority, preparing to leave military service is a five-day process that includes a physical, a mental health screening and exposure to job opportunities and career assistance.
    “It’s strict, it’s large and voluminous – and it’s up to the participant to be involved,” retired Col. Willy Buhl said of the Transition Readiness Program.
    This 201
  • Photos: Woolsey fire images show the threat, devastation caused by unforgiving blaze

    Photos: Woolsey fire images show the threat, devastation caused by unforgiving blaze
    A firefighter battles the Woolsey Fire burning a home in Malibu, Calif., Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. There’s no word on what sparked the Woolsey Fire and smaller Hill blaze Thursday. But winds are blamed for pushing the fire through scenic canyon communities and ridgetop homes. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)
    Local residents use bucks of water to help save their homes due to the lack of firefighters around Friday. The Woolsey fire cross the 101 freeway early this morning and made a run to Malibu coas
  • Woolsey fire doubles to 70,000 acres as winds die down

    Woolsey fire doubles to 70,000 acres as winds die down
    The footprint of the massive Woolsey fire has doubled to 70,000 acres, officials announced Saturday morning, while lighter winds gave crews some hope that they could begin to get a hold on a firestorm that has raged out of control as it moves toward the sea.
    Firefighters who have spent several grueling days battling the blaze on multiple fronts in Los Angeles and Ventura counties were bracing for another challenging day, while there was no word when the thousands of residents forced to flee thei
  • Look before you leap: How to pick the best place to retire

    Look before you leap: How to pick the best place to retire
    Picking the right place to retire can be fun if you make the right choice for the right reasons. Many people, however, get into trouble by not thinking the process through and using flawed criteria.
    Recently, I talked with Jack, a former client who had recently retired. Jack’s daughter Sandra had moved to Sedona, Arizona, and when Jack and his wife visited Sandra for her birthday, they fell in love with the location. They decided to sell their Rancho Mirage home and buy a townhouse in the
  • This map shows where the Woolsey and Hill fires are burning on Saturday and includes evacuation areas

    This map shows where the Woolsey and Hill fires are burning on Saturday and includes evacuation areas
    This map from the Ventura County Office of Emergency Services shows where the Woolsey and Hill fires are burning on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018.
    Zoom in for more detail. In the map below, purple = the approximate fire perimeter, dotted yellow = the Ventura/LA County boundary, red = mandatory evacuation areas, and orange = voluntary evacuation areas:
     
     
    BREAKING: Get the latest coverage of the Woolsey fire
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  • Commercial property owners: Is NOW the right time to move?

    Commercial property owners: Is NOW the right time to move?
    Should you be looking to move your business? Say, now?
    In a word, actually two: it depends. Today, I’ll recap a week of meetings, situations and the counsel we provided to businesses that believed a move was imminent.
    What’s prompted the need
    We met with a group last week that was pondering a two-year lease extension on their space. The company is well entrenched in the building, with 35 employees arriving each day to go to work.
    As their product is purchased off-shore and subject to
  • Del Mar consensus picks for Saturday, Nov. 10

    Del Mar consensus picks for Saturday, Nov. 10
    Consensus box of picks come from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday Nov. 10 at Del Mar.
    Trouble viewing on mobile device? See consensus picks
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    Related Articles Del Mar consensus picks for Friday, Nov. 9 Justify, Accelerate neck and neck for Horse of the Year Accelerate wins Breeders’ Cup Classic to snap John Sadler’s losing streak Santa Anita consensus picks f
  • This week’s best deals include free items for veterans and military personnel from Wienerschnitzel and Nekter Juice Bar, two big book sales and more

    This week’s best deals include free items for veterans and military personnel from Wienerschnitzel and Nekter Juice Bar, two big book sales and more
    There are many ways to get ready for winter, but the best by far includes saving money. This week finds a wealth of deals for snow bunnies, as well as those of us who like to curl up in a chair by the warmth of a fireplace. There are also gift ideas, special meals and some treats to honor Veterans Day.
    SNOW READY
    Ski Dazzle — The Los Angeles Ski Show & Snowboard Expo, a family-friendly event filled with deals, will be held Friday, Nov. 16, through Nov. 18. There will be gear on sale fo
  • Why Chef Dee Nguyen agreed to retell his life story, this time on NBC’s ‘Today’ Show

    Why Chef Dee Nguyen agreed to retell his life story, this time on NBC’s ‘Today’ Show
    It’s a sad yet heartwarming tale. And every time he recounts it he gets emotional. Still, Dee Nguyen has decided to tell his life story once again, this time to a national television audience on NBC’s ‘Today’ Show.
    In 2006, Nguyen completely reconfigured his career in fine dining, giving up an executive sous-chef position at the Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel to start his own breakfast and lunch restaurant, Break of Dawn in Laguna Hills. It is not open daily, still it is
  • OMG! The buyer just texted me his offer!

    OMG! The buyer just texted me his offer!
    You text your kids, your friends, and your housekeepers. So can you text your way to buying a house?
    The answer is pretty much yes, maybe, and no.
    Sure, you can text the other agent to request a showing appointment, clarify whether the sellers will be there, ask if there are any dogs or cats you need to be aware of, and see if they already have any offers on the house.
    She’ll text you back and confirm or re-schedule the appointment, let you know that the sellers will need to take Jasper th
  • Gardening: The fungus among us makes maintenance essential for good tree health

    Gardening: The fungus among us makes maintenance essential for good tree health
    Do you have toenail fungus?
    If so, you have something in common with California sycamores, avocado trees, date palms, and tomato plants. You see, toenail fungus, as well as certain fungi from which these plants are imperiled, are all identifiable as Fusarium fungi, even if different Fusarium species are involved in the pathology of each case. Since the species differ, you do not need to be concerned if, walking barefoot in your backyard, you stub your toe on a surface root of a sycamore tree: yo
  • Drivers need to help motorcyclists who are splitting lanes

    Drivers need to help motorcyclists who are splitting lanes
    Q. Hi Honk: I know motorcyclists in California get to split lanes. I’ve been driving Orange County/Los Angeles roads for 24 years as part of my job, so the crowded roadway is a home away from home once traffic begins. I see the following happen A LOT: A motorcycle rider who is splitting lanes through bumper-to-bumper traffic is slowed or stopped by a car who is too close. So the motorcycle rider will start gunning his throttle to alert the driver so he moves over. Is the driver in the
  • Theater review: At the Taper, ‘Valley of the Heart’ has highs and lows, finds the sweet spot

    Theater review: At the Taper, ‘Valley of the Heart’ has highs and lows, finds the sweet spot
    Sweet, timely and picturesque, “Valley of the Heart” tells of an earlier chapter in in American history when our nation behaved badly. From writer-director Luis Valdez comes this tale of two immigrant families — one Japanese and one Mexican — living in the then-agricultural town of Cupertino during World War II.
    Ichiro Yamaguchi (Randall Nakano) arrived in California’s Santa Clara Valley from Japan and established life for himself and his family on a farm he owns. H
  • These dogs travel to offer comfort during tragedies like the Thousand Oaks mass shooting

    These dogs travel to offer comfort during tragedies like the Thousand Oaks mass shooting
    Like any good dog, they only come when they’re called.
    But what separates these dogs and their owners is that they’re called in times of disaster or crisis.
    On Thursday, they made their way to Thousand Oaks to provide comfort to those at California Lutheran University affected by the shooting at Borderline Bar & Grill that left 13 people dead, including the shooter.
    They stayed Friday to comfort those displaced by the Woolsey Fire.
    Illinois-based Lutheran Church Charities’
  • OCVarsity’s stories, scores, photos and more from Friday’s football playoff games

    OCVarsity’s stories, scores, photos and more from Friday’s football playoff games
    This is the place to find all of OCVarsity’s game stories, scores, photos, video and more from the CIF-SS football playoff games Friday.PHOTOS & VIDEO
    OCVarsity Photos: The fun, fans and great plays from Friday’s football playoff games
    Highlights and interviews from Mater Dei’s win over Mission ViejoSCORES & BRACKETS
    Orange County football scores and stats for Friday (11-9-18)
    Updated CIF-SS playoff brackets: Friday’s scores, semifinals matchups
    GAME STORIES
    Footb
  • Laguna Beach earns trip back to the semifinals with a strong finish against Northwood

    Laguna Beach earns trip back to the semifinals with a strong finish against Northwood
    IRVINE – Laguna Beach coach John Shanahan knows what it takes to get his team deep into the playoffs.
    Shanahan is going back to the CIF-SS semifinals for the second time in his three-year tenure at Laguna Beach after the Breakers beat Northwood 34-13 Friday night at Irvine High in the quarterfinals of the Division 12 playoffs.
    “Laguna Beach is a one-school town,” an excited Shanahan said. “I live in the Laguna community. … We’re trying to bring energy and foo
  • Garden Grove shakes off early struggles, rallies to beat Aliso Niguel

    Garden Grove shakes off early struggles, rallies to beat Aliso Niguel
    Aliso Niguel’s Kyle Robertson looks for running room against the Garden Grove defense on Friday November, 9 2018. (Photo by Michael Kitada, Contributing Photographer)
    Garden Grove’s Mike Carrillo, right, delivers a powerful straight arm to Aliso Niguel’s Kyle Thomas, left,on Friday November, 9 2018. (Photo by Michael Kitada, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsAliso Niguel’s Kyle Robertson dives for the end zone to score the first touchdown of
  • Football roundup: Western, Villa Park reach CIF semifinals

    Football roundup: Western, Villa Park reach CIF semifinals
    Western’s football team is showing its staying power in CIF-SS Division 11.
    The Pioneers defeated host Jurupa Hills 48-19 in the quarterfinals Friday to reach their first semifinals since 2004.
    Western (10-2) has won two playoffs games since losing in Week 10 against Ocean View in a Pac 4 League showdown.
    The Pioneers play Beaumont, a 20-17 winner against Pasadena, next week in the semifinals.
    In Division 4:
    Villa park 32, Saugus 15: The visiting and No. 2 seeded Spartans improved to 12-0
  • Late Nathan Wise touchdown gives Brea Olinda football victory over Norte Vista

    Late Nathan Wise touchdown gives Brea Olinda football victory over Norte Vista
    RIVERSIDE – Nathan Wyse was given the choice to run or pass, and since he couldn’t throw it he had to run it.
    Wyse scored from the 2-yard line with less than 20 seconds to play as Brea Olinda came from behind to defeated Norte Vista, 23-20, Friday night in a CIF-Southern Section Division 9 quarterfinal game.
    “It was supposed to be a pitch into a pass and I saw my receiver open but I had my gloves and we haven’t practiced throwing it that much, so I just found the hole and
  • Capistrano Valley battles its way past Santiago, advances to Division 3 semifinals

    Capistrano Valley battles its way past Santiago, advances to Division 3 semifinals
    MISSION VIEJO – Capistrano Valley scored 21 consecutive points in the second half Friday en route to a 28-20 win Friday against Santiago of Corona in the Division 3 quarterfinals at Capistrano Valley High.
    Blake Morgan, left, of Capistrano Valley reaches out to catch a touchdown pass over the defense of Miles Wilson of Santiago in the quarterfinals of the CIF-SS Division 3 football playoffs at Capistrano Valley High in Mission Viejo on Friday, November 9, 2018. Capistrano Valley defeated S
  • Corona del Mar passing game picks apart Yorba Linda in Division 4 quarterfinals

    Corona del Mar passing game picks apart Yorba Linda in Division 4 quarterfinals
    Corona del Mar receiver John Humphreys hauls in a touchdown pass over La Habra free safety Ricky Lane in the quarterfinals of the CIF-SS Division 4 football playoffs at Newport Harbor High.
    Newport Beach on Friday, November9, 2018. (Sam Gangwer, Contributing Photographer)
    Yorba Linda players celebrate scoring a touchdown against Corona del Mar in the quarterfinals of the CIF-SS Division 4 football playoffs at Newport Harbor High.
    Newport Beach on Friday, November9, 2018. (Sam Gangwer, Contributi
  • Bodies of 2 people found in burn area of Woolsey fire; unclear if deaths are linked to the fire

    Bodies of 2 people found in burn area of Woolsey fire; unclear if deaths are linked to the fire
    The bodies of two people have been found inside the Woolsey fire burn area in Malibu, the Los Angeles County coroner’s office says, though it’s unclear whether the fatalities are related to the wildfire.
    Coroner’s office spokeswoman Lt. Nani Cholakians said the office hasn’t responded to the area yet due to safety concerns. But they were notified by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department about the deaths.
    Other details about the deaths were not immediately avai
  • Patrick McMorris leads Santa Ana football past Temecula Valley

    Patrick McMorris leads Santa Ana football past Temecula Valley
    Santa Ana’s Zennen Flores (35) makes the tackle on Temecula Valley’s Dylan Johns (33) during the quarterfinal round of the CIF Southern Section Division 8 football playoff game at Temecula Valley High School in Temecula Friday, November 9, 2018. Photo by FRANK BELLINO, Contributing Photographer.
    Temecula Valley’s Dylan Sigman (10) makes the catch against Santa Ana’s Daniel Avalos (23) during the quarterfinal round of the CIF Southern Section Division 8 football playoff ga
  • Kevin Rooney’s returns to the sideline leads Notre Dame’s spirited win over Los Alamitos

    Kevin Rooney’s returns to the sideline leads Notre Dame’s spirited win over Los Alamitos
    SHERMAN OAKS >> It was quite the week for Notre Dame coach Kevin Rooney.
    Tuesday his wife Maureen died of leukemia. She was described both by old and current players as being “sweeter than pie”. A person who had as much to do with the team’s success as the man holding the whistle.
    It was a warming return for Rooney who came to practice Thursday night. A week of practice which was perfect according to assistant coaches and made even better by seeing their mentor and leader
  • UCLA builds healthy lead then holds off Long Beach State late

    UCLA builds healthy lead then holds off Long Beach State late
    UCLA center Moses Brown, left, goes to the basket while Long Beach State forward KJ Byers, right, defends during the first half of Friday’s game at Pauley Pavilion. (AP Photo/Danny Moloshok)
    UCLA guard Jaylen Hands, left, goes to the basket while Long Beach State guard Jordan Roberts defends during the first half of Friday’s game at Pauley Pavilion. (AP Photo/Danny Moloshok)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsUCLA guard Kris Wilkes, top, goes to the basket while Long Beach State fo
  • Hemet football reaches first semifinal in 49 years with victory over Irvine

    Hemet football reaches first semifinal in 49 years with victory over Irvine
    HEMET – Saving the best for last has become a theme for Hemet this season, and the Bulldogs will have a chance to see just how far that theme will go.
    For the first time in 49 years, the Bulldogs advanced to a football semifinal Friday, shaking off another bad start to roll past Irvine, 38-17. The last time Hemet (8-4) had a chance to play for a spot in a football title game was three years before the current campus opened.
    Hemet will travel to Peninsula of Rolling Hills Estates for a Divi
  • St. John Bosco smashes through San Clemente, advances to CIF-SS Division 1 semifinals

    St. John Bosco smashes through San Clemente, advances to CIF-SS Division 1 semifinals
    St. John Bosco wide receiver Jode McDuffie gets past all San Clemente defenders to score a touchdown on a punt return during a CIF-SS Division 1 quarterfinal against San Clemente on Friday, November 9, 2018. (Photo By Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)
    San Clemente wide receiver Preston Rex carries the ball during a CIF-SS Division 1 quarterfinal against St. John Bosco on Friday, November 9, 2018. (Photo By Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsSt.
  • Mater Dei sprints past Mission Viejo to set up semifinal showdown with Centennial

    Mater Dei sprints past Mission Viejo to set up semifinal showdown with Centennial
    Mater Dei’s Bru McCoy, left, celebrates his touchdown against Mission Viejo with tight end Michael Martinez in Mission Viejo on Friday, November 9, 2018. (Photo by Paul Rodriguez, Contributing Photographer)
    Mater Dei’s Bru McCoy, left, crosses the goal line to score a touchdown as Mission Viejo’s James McDonald tries to pull him back in Mission Viejo on Friday, November 9, 2018. (Photo by Paul Rodriguez, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsMission Vi
  • OCVarsity Photos: The fun, fans and great plays from Friday’s football playoff games

    OCVarsity Photos: The fun, fans and great plays from Friday’s football playoff games
    See all of the Register’s photos from the CIF-SS football playoff games on Friday night. Go to the OCVarsity pages of ocregister.com to see all of the stories, scores and more.
    Mission Viejo running back Jamari Ferrell, center, jumps through a hole in the Mater Dei defense in Mission Viejo on Friday, November 9, 2018. (Photo by Paul Rodriguez, Contributing Photographer)
    Corona del Mar wide receiver John Humphreys jumps up to grab a pass for a touchdown against La Habra safety Ricky Lane in
  • Ducks start slowly, then taper off during lackluster loss to Wild

    Ducks start slowly, then taper off during lackluster loss to Wild
    Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson, right, deflects a shot as defenseman Josh Manson, left, squeezes Minnesota Wild defenseman Matt Dumba from getting to the puck during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)
    Anaheim Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg, left, of Sweden, knocks Minnesota Wild right wing Nino Niederreiter, right, of Switzerland, to the ice during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Anaheim, Calif., Friday, N
  • UC Irvine stuns Texas A&M on Eyassu Worku’s late jumpshot

    UC Irvine stuns Texas A&M on Eyassu Worku’s late jumpshot
    COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Eyassu Worku scored on a falling 12-footer with 6.4 seconds remaining, capping a furious rally as UC Irvine stunned Texas A&M 74-73 on Friday night.
    Worku lost his balance on a baseline drive and fell backward, but swished his shot to give the Anteaters their only lead of the second half, and the first since nine minutes into the opening half.
    Max Hazzard scored 19 points to lead UCI (2-0), while Robert Cartwright added 10.
    Junior forward Josh Nebo, playing his

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