• Ring in the new: NYPD drone will keep watch over Times Square revelry

    Ring in the new: NYPD drone will keep watch over Times Square revelry
    NEW YORK — It’s an Auld Lang Syne of the times: For the first time, a police drone will be keeping watch over the New Year’s Eve celebration in New York’s Times Square.
    The unmanned eye-in-the-sky is the latest wrinkle in the New York City Police Department’s ever-evolving plan to keep revelers — and “Rockin’ Eve” host Ryan Seacrest — safe.
    About 7,000 police officers will be on duty for Monday night’s festivities in Times Square,
  • Rose Bowl: Urban Meyer, Dwayne Haskins hope Ohio State’s season ends on high note

    Rose Bowl: Urban Meyer, Dwayne Haskins hope Ohio State’s season ends on high note
    Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr. speaks with reporters at the podium during Rose Bowl Media Day in Pasadena, Calif. on Dec. 30, 2018. Haskins could be the first player at his position selected in the 2019 NFL Draft, if he decides to forgo his final two years of eligibility with the Buckeyes. (Photo by James H. Williams/SCNG)
    Quarterback Jake Browning of Washington at the podium talking with reporters during Rose Bowl Media Day in Pasadena, Calif. on Dec. 30, 2018. (Photo by James H. Wil
  • Live updates: Chargers at Denver Broncos

    Live updates: Chargers at Denver Broncos
    The Chargers could be a wild card playoff team and the No. 5 seed in the AFC. They could also shoot up to the No. 1 seed and gain a first-round bye and home-field advantage through the conference playoffs.
    To earn the top seed, the Chargers need to defeat the Broncos today in Denver, where they haven’t won since 2013, and hope the Raiders can upset the Chiefs in Kansas City.
    Gilbert Manzano is reporting from Denver. Follow along for live updates, news and analysis.
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  • Minimum wage rising in 20 states and numerous cities

    Minimum wage rising in 20 states and numerous cities
    JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — At Granny Shaffer’s restaurant in Joplin, Missouri, owner Mike Wiggins is reprinting the menus to reflect the 5, 10 or 20 cents added to each item.
    A two-egg breakfast will cost an extra dime, at $7.39. The price of a three-piece fried chicken dinner will go up 20 cents, to $8.78. The reason: Missouri’s minimum wage is rising.
    Wiggins said the price hikes are necessary to help offset an estimated $10,000 to $12,000 in additional annual pay to his staff as
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  • Chief of staff John Kelly: President Trump backed away from wall months ago

    Chief of staff John Kelly: President Trump backed away from wall months ago
    WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump long ago backed away from his campaign pledge to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, his outgoing chief of staff said, as the president’s demand for “border security” funding triggered a partial government shutdown with no end in sight.
    John Kelly, who will leave his post Wednesday after a tumultuous 17 months in the job, said in an exit interview with the Los Angeles Times that Trump abandoned the notion of “a solid co
  • FPPC ups the ante on illegal expenditures

    Over the last several years, this column has exposed multiple instances of government entities using taxpayer dollars for political advocacy, a practice that is illegal under both state and federal law.  Because progress in stopping these violations has been difficult, taxpayers will be pleased to hear that on December 20th, California’s campaign watchdog agency, the Fair Political Practices Commission, conducted a hearing on illegal activity by the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BA
  • Gavin Newsom may not be so lucky on the economy

    Gavin Newsom may not be so lucky on the economy
    Outgoing Gov. Jerry Brown offered a pithy observation about the nature of politics during a wide-ranging interview before the Sacramento Press Club this month, to wit:
    “A lot of politics is timing, circumstances and luck.”
    While predecessor Arnold Schwarzenegger contended with the state’s worst recession since the Great Depression, which clobbered tax revenues, recovery was underway when Brown was inaugurated in 2011 and he enjoyed an expanding economy for the next eight years.
  • Computer virus wreaks havoc at the L.A. Times, other newspapers

    Computer virus wreaks havoc at the L.A. Times, other newspapers
    LOS ANGELES – Publication of the Los Angeles Times and other U.S. newspapers was hampered Saturday by a suspected malware computer virus attack from outside the United States resulting in delayed distribution and several missing sections, problems that could persist today, Times officials said.
    Spokeswoman Hillary Manning told reporters Times’ crews are working to fix the issues, but said deliveries Sunday may still be affected in some areas. The Times websites and mobile application
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  • Orange police investigating stabbing seek help identifying 2 men

    Orange police investigating stabbing seek help identifying 2 men
    Orange police are trying to identify two men they say were involved in a stabbing that sent two people to the hospital on Sunday, Dec. 23.
    The attack took place at about 6:36  p.m. in the area of Glassell Street and Wilson Avenue, according to an Orange Police Department post on Facebook on Friday, Dec. 28.
    Police said three victims were walking in the area when they were approached by the suspects, who demanded money. When the victims refused, two of them were stabbed.
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  • JaVale McGee could make Lakers return against Sacramento Kings

    JaVale McGee could make Lakers return against Sacramento Kings
    EL SEGUNDO – When trying to describe how a two-week bout with pneumonia went – including a hospital stay and two-a-day sessions spent trying to get his legs back – JaVale McGee was succinct:
    “Extremely boring.”
    McGee said he’s nearly ready to get back to action after missing the last seven games: He’ll be a game-time decision for Sunday night’s home game against the Sacramento Kings. The 30-year-old center says the decision to play or not larg
  • Clippers have reasons to feel optimistic entering 2019, but there’s room to improve

    Clippers have reasons to feel optimistic entering 2019, but there’s room to improve
    The Clippers lost a clunker on Saturday night, but no pall descended over their locker room afterward.
    Players bantered easily and were poised to dismiss the 122-111 loss to the San Antonio Spurs — featuring a not unfamiliar third-quarter lull that could serve as the stuff of New Year’s resolutions — as just a bad game.
    “I wish I knew, I wish I had the answer, I wish I had the secret,” veteran forward Danilo Gallinari said. “I guess sometimes it happens. It ca
  • Palm Springs home built for Hollywood studio mogul Jack Warner on market at $3.5 million

    Palm Springs home built for Hollywood studio mogul Jack Warner on market at $3.5 million
    The home underwent a $1 million, two-year renovation in 2010, restoring it to its original midcentury modern style. Look around in the slideshow. (Photo by Angie Agostino)
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  • Santa Anita consensus picks for Sunday, Dec. 30

    Santa Anita consensus picks for Sunday, Dec. 30
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Sunday, Dec. 30 at Santa Anita.
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  • Whale entanglements along the West Coast up again in 2018, is this the new normal?

    Whale entanglements along the West Coast up again in 2018, is this the new normal?
    News this month that the number of whales found entangled off the West Coast had decreased in 2017 prompted optimism among some. But, already preliminary numbers for 2018 are headed back toward the record highs of just a few years ago.
    While whale entanglements in U.S. waters were slightly above the 10-year average in 2017, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported on Dec. 6 that West Coast numbers were nearly half the 2015 and 2016 stats. Of the 31 entangles whales reported i
  • If not this year, which year?

    If not this year, which year?
    Another year has come and gone and once again, 16, 24, 5, 22, 14 and the Power Ball number 19 failed to materialize, meaning, I’m obliged to crank out 52 more of these columns in the new year.
    2019? How did that happen? 2019 sounds more like a hotel room than a year. Still, maybe this coming year will be the year!
    Look, I know Jan. 1 is an arbitrary date. In some cultures the new year arrives in our February, in others it’s our September. But by common agreement much of the world has
  • U.S. Olympic sports’ year of reckoning revealed ‘ecosystem’ that facilitated sexual abuse

    U.S. Olympic sports’ year of reckoning revealed ‘ecosystem’ that facilitated sexual abuse
    The American Olympic movement’s year of reckoning began in January on the third floor of the Veterans Memorial Courthouse in Lansing, Michigan.
    There one after the other, more than 150 women total, over the parts of two weeks walked to the front of Judge Rosemarie E. Aquilina’s courtroom to confront the man who had sexually abused them, former U.S. Olympic and USA Gymnastics women’s national team physician Larry Nassar.
    “The scariest monster of all,” former U.S. nat
  • Driver killed after crashing into tree in Orange

    Driver killed after crashing into tree in Orange
    A male driver in Orange was killed Saturday night, Dec. 29 after his vehicle hit a tree, Orange police said.
    The accident happened in the 900 block of E. Chapman Avenue at about 8:30 p.m. The crash remained under investigation Sunday morning, and few details were available, including how fast the vehicle was going, the driver’s age and if alcohol or drugs were a factor.
    Apparently there were no passengers in the car. The driver’s identity has not been released yet.
    This story will be
  • Alexa, get my house ready for buyers

    Alexa, get my house ready for buyers
    If 2019 is the year to sell your house or condo, let an Amazon Alexa help you out a bit.
    Just because your house was built back in the dark ages, before wireless internet, Bluetooth technology, and smartphones, you can still turn your house into a smart house, with a small monetary investment, and take some of the stress out of selling.
    Here’s what I’d recommend to home sellers.
    Purchase a smart speaker. If you’re going with Alexa (like I did), then you should consider getting
  • Most Influential 2018: Judge David O. Carter and attorney Brooke Weitzman force Orange County to address homelessness

    Most Influential 2018: Judge David O. Carter and attorney Brooke Weitzman force Orange County to address homelessness
    Brooke Weitzman admits to a serious case of nerves back in February 2017 when she stepped into a certain ninth floor courtroom at the U.S. courthouse in Santa Ana.
    A 2014 graduate of UCI School of Law, she’d been practicing public interest law a little over two years. Barely a few months had passed since she co-founded the nonprofit Elder Law & Disability Rights Center in Santa Ana.
    This would be the first time Weitzman would bring a motion in federal court. And she’d be facing U
  • Born on drugs: For addicted moms with babies, the system’s success doesn’t always mean the same thing

    Born on drugs: For addicted moms with babies, the system’s success doesn’t always mean the same thing
    The last of four parts. Read Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3
    Yvette Estrada’s father packed up and left on Christmas Day, when she was 12.
    That, she said, was the beginning of her pain.
    There were older cousins, cigarettes, beer. Soon, Estrada was messing with cocaine, speed, PCP. Pregnancy couldn’t stop her: The night before she went into labor, in 2004, she got high on meth. Her baby girl was born “pos-tox” — meaning drugs were in the infant’s blood — t
  • Long Beach State frustrated after narrow loss at Stanford

    Long Beach State frustrated after narrow loss at Stanford
    STANFORD — For the fourth time this season, Long Beach State had a Pac-12 opponent on the ropes late, but the end result was more frustration for the 49ers.
    Trailing at Stanford on Saturday night, Long Beach had a shot to tie the score with less than 10 seconds left, but Jordan Griffin’s 3-point attempt fell well short. The 49ers bench immediately yelled for a foul call, but there was no whistle on the play, and Coach Dan Monson was eventually ejected for arguing the call i
  • Roundup: No. 1 Mater Dei girls basketball beats No. 2 Rosary for tournament title

    Roundup: No. 1 Mater Dei girls basketball beats No. 2 Rosary for tournament title
    Mater Dei’s top-ranked girls basketball team rallied in the second half Saturday night to capture its first showdown with No. 2 Rosary along with a prestigious tournament title for the first time since 2008.
    Cal-bound point guard Cailyn Crocker scored 22 points with eight assists and forward Brooke Demetre added 15 points and five rebounds as the Monarchs posted a 69-58 victory in the Premier Division championship of the 16th SoCal Holiday Prep Classic at Del Norte in San Diego.
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  • Clippers can’t keep up with LaMarcus Aldridge, San Antonio

    Clippers can’t keep up with LaMarcus Aldridge, San Antonio
    Los Angeles Clippers guard Lou Williams, left, shoots as San Antonio Spurs center Jakob Poeltl defends during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Los Angeles Clippers guard Patrick Beverley reacts after scoring during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsSan Antonio Spurs forward LaMa
  • UC Irvine can’t overcome foul trouble, sloppy play in OT loss at Pacific

    UC Irvine can’t overcome foul trouble, sloppy play in OT loss at Pacific
    STOCKTON — In a game that was tight throughout, foul trouble and sloppy play ultimately doomed UC Irvine on Saturday night.
    Ajare Sanni scored 10 of his 23 points after regulation and Roberto Gallinat added 20 points to help Pacific beat turnover-plagued UCI 84-75 in overtime at the Alex G. Spanos Center.
    Sanni was 8 for 16 from the field, including 3 for 5 from 3-point range, and Gallinat was 15 for 18 from the free-throw line. Jahlil Tripp added 10 points and seven rebounds for Pacific (
  • UFC 232: Jon Jones reclaims title with TKO of Alexander Gustafsson

    UFC 232: Jon Jones reclaims title with TKO of Alexander Gustafsson
    Jon Jones, red, defeats Alexander Gustafsson, blue, to win the Light heavyweight championship during UFC 232 at the Forum in Inglewood Ca, Saturday, Dec 29, 2018. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
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  • Ducks lose in overtime to Coyotes as losing streak reaches 5 consecutive

    Ducks lose in overtime to Coyotes as losing streak reaches 5 consecutive
    Arizona Coyotes center Derek Stepan, right, shoots past Anaheim Ducks defenseman Brandon Montour during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)
    Arizona Coyotes defenseman Alex Goligoski reacts after Anaheim Ducks right wing Ondrej Kase scored during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsArizona Coyotes goaltender Adin Hi
  • Ducks fall in overtime to Coyotes as losing streak reaches 5 consecutive

    Ducks fall in overtime to Coyotes as losing streak reaches 5 consecutive
    Arizona Coyotes center Derek Stepan, right, shoots past Anaheim Ducks defenseman Brandon Montour during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)
    Arizona Coyotes defenseman Alex Goligoski reacts after Anaheim Ducks right wing Ondrej Kase scored during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsArizona Coyotes goaltender Adin Hi
  • Laguna Beach girls water polo out-duels Corona del Mar for record sixth Holiday Cup title

    Laguna Beach girls water polo out-duels Corona del Mar for record sixth Holiday Cup title
    NEWPORT BEACH Laguna Beach’s girls water polo team maintained its grip on the Bill Barnett Holiday Cup to set a championship milestone Saturday but not without a tough challenge from Corona del Mar.
    Tea Poljak scored the eventual winning goal off counterattack with 2:55 left in the fourth period and the No. 1 Breakers held off No. 3 Corona del Mar and its breakout performers for a 9-8 victory at Newport Harbor High to capture the tournament for a record sixth consecutive year.
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  • Without LeBron James, the Lakers have been frustrated by an inability to close

    Without LeBron James, the Lakers have been frustrated by an inability to close
    LOS ANGELES – The last two games for the Lakers have seen Lonzo Ball make spectacular passes, including perhaps his best of the year in a behind-the-back dish for a dunk against the Clippers. In them, Kyle Kuzma has scored a combined 58 points. Brandon Ingram and Josh Hart have each hit tough shots in key moments as the focus of defensive attention rather than the release valve for a star.
    The one thing the Lakers (20-16) haven’t been able to do without LeBron James, however, is the
  • Clippers learn that trusting their depth will get them victories

    Clippers learn that trusting their depth will get them victories
    LOS ANGELES — Some nights, Marcin Gortat starts at center for the Clippers. Other nights, he doesn’t play at all.
    Sindarius Thornwell entered Saturday averaging 6.1 minutes a game, with six DNPs this season, plus other three- or seven-second appearances.
    But opponents would be well-served to prepare to see Gortat and Thornwell — as the Lakers can attest.
    In Friday’s victory, Gortat played only a seven-and-a-half-minute stretch in the third quarter, when the veteran center
  • Horse Racing: Trainer Brown wins American Oaks Grade 1 race at Santa Anita

    Horse Racing: Trainer Brown wins American Oaks Grade 1 race at Santa Anita
    Competitionofideas and jockey Joel Rosario win the Grade I, $300,000 American Oaks, Saturday, December 29, 2018 at Santa Anita Park, Arcadia CA. (Courtesy of Benoit Photo)
    Competitionofideas and jockey Joel Rosario win the Grade I, $300,000 American Oaks, Saturday, December 29, 2018 at Santa Anita Park, Arcadia CA. (Courtesy of Benoit Photo)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsCompetitionofideas and jockey Joel Rosario win the Grade I, $300,000 American Oaks, Saturday, December 29, 2018 at Sant
  • Kyle Allman Jr.’s big night leads Cal State Fullerton over Portland

    Kyle Allman Jr.’s big night leads Cal State Fullerton over Portland
    FULLERTON — Sometimes, a trip home will cure all that ails you.
    Cal State Fullerton beat Portland 79-64 to end a four-game losing streak and improve to 4-9 on the season, with only a New Year’s trip to Washington standing between the Titans and Big West play.
    “It’s good to be home. Guys came out and played with great energy,” head coach Dedrique Taylor said. “When our offense is rolling, our defense is that much better.”
    The Titans benefited from one of
  • UFC 232: Amanda Nunes stuns in 56-second KO of Cris Cyborg

    UFC 232: Amanda Nunes stuns in 56-second KO of Cris Cyborg
    Amanda Nunes , blue, lands a punch on Cris Cyborg, red, Nunes defeated Cyborg by first round knockout to become the new UFC Women’s Featherweight Champion during UFC 232 at the Forum in Inglewood Ca, Saturday, Dec 29, 2018. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
    Amanda Nunes , blue, lands a punch on Cris Cyborg, red, Nunes defeated Cyborg by first round knockout to become the new UFC Women’s Featherweight Champion during UFC 232 at the Forum in Inglewood Ca, Saturday,
  • Kings’ rookie Austin Wagner is young, but he plays with an edge

    Kings’ rookie Austin Wagner is young, but he plays with an edge
    LOS ANGELES – It wasn’t long ago that the Kings’ Matt Luff told a reporter from this newspaper that fellow rookie forward Austin Wagner is a tough guy. He wasn’t kidding.
    Wagner showed that Thursday when he stuck up for goalie Jonathan Quick during the second period of the Kings’ 2-1 victory over Arizona at Staples Center. Quick had his leg clipped by Coyotes forward Nick Cousins in the crease. Quick went down, got up and came out of the crease to retaliate by tryin
  • Entering non-conference finale, USC basketball remains banged up

    Entering non-conference finale, USC basketball remains banged up
    LOS ANGELES — USC’s basketball team will remain without its most talented player against UC Davis on Sunday.
    Freshman guard Kevin Porter Jr., who has been sidelined for most of the past five-plus weeks with a bruised thigh, is set to the miss the nonconference finale, Trojans coach Andy Enfield said.
    “He’s made improvements with his flexibility and his strength in his thigh,” Enfield said, “but he’s just not capable of practicing or playing.”
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  • Rose Parade equestrian units dazzle at Equestfest

    Rose Parade equestrian units dazzle at Equestfest
    It was up close and personal with the horses on Saturday at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center.
    Scripps Miramar Ranch riders perform during the 29th annual Equestfest at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center in Los Angeles, Ca., Saturday, December 29, 2018. (John Valenzuela/ Contributing Photographer)
    Members of Los Hermanos Banuelos Charro Team greet the audience during the 29th annual Equestfest at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center in Los Angeles, Ca., Saturday, December 29, 2018. (John Valenzuela/
  • Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday (12-29-18)

    Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday (12-29-18)
    Scores and stats for the Orange County games on Saturday, Dec. 29.
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    BOYS SOCCER
    SOCAL HIGH SCHOOL CLASSIC
    Santa Margarita 1, Harvard-Westlake 1
     
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    Los Alamitos 2, Edison 0
    Goals: (LosAL) LaParl, Gathright.
    Assists: (LosAl) Barham.
    Santa Margarita 0, Temecula Valley 0
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    King/Riverside 2, Brea Olinda 0
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    Orange Lutheran 5, Norco 1
     
    GIRLS WATER POLO
    BARNETT HOLIDAY CUP
    Laguna Beach 7, Or
  • All-County boys cross country team: JSerra’s Anthony Grover, Laguna Beach’s Scott Wittkop take top honors

    All-County boys cross country team: JSerra’s Anthony Grover, Laguna Beach’s Scott Wittkop take top honors
    The Register’s All-County boys and girls cross country teams includes girls Coach of the Year St. Margaret’s Patrick Bendzick, girls Athlete of the Year San Clemente’s Hana Catsimanes, boys Athlete of the Year JSerra’s Anthony Grover and boys Coach of the Year Laguna Beach’s Scott Wittkop, from left. Photographed at Cook La Novia Park in San Juan Capistrano on Wednesday, December 19, 2018. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
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  • All-County girls cross country team: San Clemente’s Hana Catsimanes, St. Margaret’s Patrick Bendzick take top honors

    All-County girls cross country team: San Clemente’s Hana Catsimanes, St. Margaret’s Patrick Bendzick take top honors
    The Register’s All-County boys and girls cross country teams includes girls Coach of the Year St. Margaret’s Patrick Bendzick, girls Athlete of the Year San Clemente’s Hana Catsimanes, boys Athlete of the Year JSerra’s Anthony Grover and boys Coach of the Year Laguna Beach’s Scott Wittkop, from left. Photographed at Cook La Novia Park in San Juan Capistrano on Wednesday, December 19, 2018. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
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  • Kings’ winning streak stopped at four after loss to Vegas

    Kings’ winning streak stopped at four after loss to Vegas
    Vegas Golden Knights’ William Karlsson, left, celebrates his goal with teammate Jonathan Marchessault during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
    Vegas Golden Knights’ William Karlsson, top, scores past Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick during the third period of an NHL hockey game Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)SoundThe gallery
  • What will come after the era of Trumpism?

    What will come after the era of Trumpism?
    If this undisguised reality series played by Hollywood rules, it would have already been canceled. The President Trump show has failed to grow its audience, and the reviews, even from the mildly sympathetic, are consistently bad.
    On the current trajectory, with an economic downturn more likely than not, Trump seems headed to a political and possibly personal collapse in his battle with the “administrative state.” The Republican Party seems headed down a rat hole, not only in Californ
  • Is this the way forward for the California GOP?

    Is this the way forward for the California GOP?
    The California Republican Party is like a big, empty aircraft carrier drifting along the coast. It could be powerful, if there were any people on it and if it had a plan to go somewhere.
    Here’s a political messaging quiz: What did Republican candidates in California promise to do if elected?
    Take your time.
    Think of anything yet?
    There are millions of California voters of all party registrations who are looking for answers to the problems that are making their lives difficult — high
  • UFC 232: Petr Yan relentless in TKO stoppage win

    UFC 232: Petr Yan relentless in TKO stoppage win
    INGLEWOOD — Petr Yan is nicknamed “No Mercy” for a reason.
    The Russian bantamweight unleashed a brutal display of ground-and-pound at the end of the second round, resulting in the corner of 14th-ranked Douglas Silva de Andrade stopping the fight between rounds Saturday at UFC 232 at The Forum.
    The opening round was a taut back-and-forth, with Yan getting the better of the exchanges and Silva de Andrade beginning to show it on his face.
    Once Yan took Silva de Andrade d
  • Los Alamitos girls soccer continues undefeated start with win over Edison

    Los Alamitos girls soccer continues undefeated start with win over Edison
    NORCO — It seems impossible to stop Tabitha LaParl, or even slow her down much, and that’s chief among the reasons Los Alamitos’ girls soccer team believes it can pull off something very special this season.
    The sophomore striker netted her 19th goal of the season just 67 seconds into Saturday’s Excalibur Tournament of Champions title game on a blustery day at Silverlakes Equestrian & Sports Park, sparking the Griffins (15-0-3) toward a comfortable 2-0 triumph in the

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