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• Man dies when hit by Metrolink train in Yorba Linda

  08-02-2019 23:56
  
  A man died Friday, Feb. 8, when he was struck by a Metrolink train in Yorba Linda, authorities said.
  The collision between 91/Perris Valley Line Train 703 and the pedestrian happened about 6:30 a.m. in the area of Brush Canyon Drive and Candleberry Lane, near Brush Canyon Park. There are no marked crossings at that location.
  The man was pronounced dead at the scene, said Carrie Braun, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. The coroner is attempting to identify him. There
  
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• Clippers to debut new-look squad Saturday vs. Celtics

  08-02-2019 23:51
  
  Deep breath. Now it’s back to the business of basketball.
  With the future in mind, the Clippers organization proved an enthusiastic participant in the NBA’s flurry of off-the-court business this week, completing three trades and waiving two players before the trade deadline.
  The Clippers who take the floor Saturday against the Boston Celtics at TD Garden might not be immediately recognizable without three of their usual starters, including their leading scorer, plus three reserves. I
  
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• UCLA men’s basketball hopes to get back in the zone against Utah

  08-02-2019 23:41
  
  LOS ANGELES — If there’s anybody on UCLA’s coaching staff who can figure out the team’s defense, it should be Murry Bartow. He came to UCLA specifically for this purpose.
  But as Colorado’s Shane Gatling obliterated UCLA’s zone defense with long-range bombs Wednesday, the de facto defensive coordinator turned interim head coach couldn’t see a quick fix. The zone wasn’t working, but the alternative could have been worse, he thought.
  “I know the
  
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• Trump is right, ‘great nations do not fight endless wars.’ Bring the troops home

  08-02-2019 23:35
  
  “Great nations do not fight endless wars,” said President Trump in his State of the Union Address. The president is correct, and we urge Congress to support, not resist, the scaling back of America’s perpetual wars abroad.
  For the past two decades, the United States has found itself embroiled in an ever-expanding set of conflicts without a coherent strategy.
  The cost of these conflicts has been immense, in terms of both precious human life and American taxpayer money.
  According
  
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• Lakers GM Rob Pelinka says trading for shooters crucial for playoff push

  08-02-2019 23:25
  
  PHILADELPHIA — Amid the disappointment of Super Bowl defeat in Los Angeles, Rob Pelinka found a lesson.
  He saw the swirling doubt around the aging Tom Brady and the New England Patriots dynasty earlier in the NFL season, and how they overcame it to add another title to their already impressive franchise legacy.
  And though that may only cause Rams fans angst, the Lakers’ general manager was inspired.
  “I think when you’re outside of the playoff race it’s easy for
  
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• Southern California’s lack of economic freedom

  08-02-2019 22:00
  
  Californians continue to be on the move. According to North American Moving Services, California lost residents and had some of the highest rates of outbound moves in 2018, according to moving truck rental data. In contrast, Texas and Florida were among the states with the highest rates of people moving in.
  Broadly speaking, Texas and Florida tend to have public policies that support a free market economy, whereas states like California tend to do the opposite. The case can be made that resident
  
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• Heisler: 7 things that became clear in Lakers’ pursuit of Anthony Davis

  08-02-2019 22:00
  
  No, the Lakers didn’t just blow it.
  An Anthony Davis trade was always going to happen in summer, no matter what AD, Magic Johnson, LeBron James, the press and the hordes on social media yearned for.
  It shouldn’t have been surprising that the deadline passed with AD stuck in New Orleans, but it was.
  Myriad media platforms — although none of the mainstays doing first-hand reporting — said the Lakers had fallen out of the AD Derby, pointing fingers at Magic, even asking how
  
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• Hits keep coming for Ducks goalie John Gibson, who sits out Friday’s practice

  08-02-2019 21:47
  
  PHILADELPHIA — The struggle is real. Back when the Ducks were actually winning games with regularity and there was talk of a Vezina Trophy awaiting goaltender John Gibson at season’s end, there seemed to be little worry he would need a backup beyond a few spot starts from Ryan Miller.
  Now that the season has gone haywire and the Ducks are spiraling toward the bottom of the NHL’s overall standings, it appears Gibson could use all the help he could get. He took another
  
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• Dodgers extend spring invitations to 21 non-roster players

  08-02-2019 21:32
  
  LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers extended non-roster invitations to big-league spring training camp to 21 players, including 10 with major-league experience and several top prospects.
  Top pitching prospects Tony Gonsolin, Dustin May and Mitchell White are on the list as well as hard-throwing Stetson Allie, who converted from outfielder-first baseman to pitching in 2017. Top catching prospect Will Smith, infielder Gavin Lux and outfielder D.J. Peters also received invitations to big-league ca
  
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• Galaxy, new coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto jelling as preseason games begin

  08-02-2019 21:15
  
  The start of the 2019 Major League Soccer season is less than 30 days away for the Galaxy, placing an extra level of importance on the preseason competition as the team grasps the philosophy of new coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto.
  The Galaxy will host Toronto FC on Saturday at Dignity Health Sports Park at 7:30 p.m. (Spectrum SportsNet). The Galaxy had a scrimmage against Vissel Kobe on Tuesday, playing four 30-minute periods.
  “I didn’t have a lot of expectation about the game,&rdqu
  
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• Purple & Bold: Why Rajon Rondo’s game-winner meant a lot to him — and the Lakers

  08-02-2019 21:11
  
  Editor’s note: This is today’s edition of the Purple & Bold newsletter. The newsletter is written three times a week by NBA reporters Kyle Goon and Mirjam Swanson. To receive the free newsletter by email, sign up here.
  Thursday night in the T.D. Garden visitor’s locker room, amid a swarm of media and tall men assembling their postgame fashion ensembles, a small figure wearing a Lakers jersey was working on his handles.
  Rajon Rondo’s 7-year-old son, Pierre, was dribbli
  
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• Villa Park’s Julien Franklin voted Southern California Boys Athlete of the Week

  08-02-2019 21:06
  
  Southern California Boys Athlete of the Week
  Athlete: Julien Franklin
  School: Villa Park
  Sport: Basketball
  Noteworthy: He scored 48 points over two Crestview League games won by the Spartans. Franklin, a 6-4 senior guard who signed with Oregon State, scored 21 points with seven rebounds and three 3-pointers in a 91-40 win over Foothill. He scored 27 points with 11 rebounds and three 3-pointers in a 67-60 win at Canyon, a victory that gave Villa Park the league co-champio
  
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• Pink kicks off Citi Sound Vault’s Grammy week series at the Hollywood Palladium

  08-02-2019 20:09
  
  It has already been a big week for singer-songwriter and international pop star Pink. The 39-year-old was joined by her husband Carey Hart and their 7-year-old daughter, Willow, and 2-year-old son, Jameson, as she received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in West Hollywood on Tuesday. Her star ceremony was followed by an appearance on “Ellen” and the three-time Grammy winner is also up for best pop vocal album at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards, held at Staples Center in Los Ange
  
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• Annual Newport Beach Film Festival “UK Honours” celebrates British creative talent

  08-02-2019 20:08
  
  In a star-studded celebration of the best of talent in film, television and music from the United Kingdom, the Newport Beach Film Festival kicked off the British Academy Film and Theatre Awards (BAFTA) weekend with the Newport Beach Film Festival UK Honours on Feb. 7 at The Langham London.
  For 20 years, the Newport Beach Film Festival has included a dedicated UK showcase during its 10-day program.  Starting in 2015, the film festival and Visit Newport Beach partnered to elevate th
  
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• Andrew Cancio not giving up full-time job or boxing title hopes

  08-02-2019 19:55
  
  Andrew Cancio has a tough job as a construction technician for the Southern California Gas Company. He was among the first to respond to the Thomas fire in December 2017 and the Montecito mudslides the following month.
  “It was very crazy seeing all the houses and stuff,” said Cancio, who fights out of Oxnard via Blythe.
  What’s crazier is that Cancio is also a world-class boxer on the cusp of his first championship fight, as Saturday he will challenge Alberto Machado of Puerto R
  
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• Addressing the state of our disunion

  08-02-2019 19:42
  
  One ironic thing about our recent State of the Union drama was its clear illustration of America’s disunion, from the fight over whether, how, where and when to have it, to notable eye-rolling and sitting on hands during it, to follow up commentary that shared precious little common ground. And it happened while both sides of the political aisle claimed to be uniters opposed to their “divisive” rivals.
  To understand this, it helps to remember that unity, in the sense of agreeme
  
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• Senior Moments: A Valentine’s Day concert was once just the ticket for a beautiful night

  08-02-2019 19:33
  
  The tickets have been pinned to my bulletin board since July. At first, they were a song of hope and now…well, I’m still grappling with now.
  The February Pasadena Symphony has been part of our Valentine landscape for many years. Each July 4, when the tickets went on sale, my husband delighted in going online just after midnight to score the seats we liked.
  Actually, I think he would have been happy to sit anywhere since the acoustics there are wonderful. I was the one who preferred
  
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• Episcopal priest reveals desert’s spiritual mysteries

  08-02-2019 19:29
  
  There is something magical and mysterious about powers we can’t see but we know exist. Athletes like Tom Brady call it “the flow.” Musicians like Van Morrison call it “into the mystic.”
  Still, the combination of nature and faith dwarfs everything.
  Fr. Brad Karelius, left, with his wife Janice and son Erik. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  Father Brad Karelius walks the desert seeking affirmation, healing, redemption. With a four-year-old son st
  
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• Return the Coastal Commission’s authority to help relieve the affordable housing crisis

  08-02-2019 19:23
  
  In John Phillips’ Jan. 31 column, he suggests Gov. Gavin Newsom could increase the state’s affordable housing stock by curtailing the California Coastal Commission’s authority.
  As evidence of such overreach, Phillips cites how the commission has protected open space in the Santa Monica Mountains, world-class views along Highway 1 in Big Sur and wildlife habitat in the Bolsa Chica wetlands. Scandalous!
  The argument that housing and a healthy natural environment can’t coexi
  
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• Angels ink reliever Daniel Hudson to minor league deal

  08-02-2019 19:23
  
  The Angels added an experienced reliever Friday by agreeing to a minor league deal with veteran Daniel Hudson, according to a source.
  Hudson, who spent last season with the Dodgers, will earn $1.5 million if he makes the team and he can earn another $1.5 million in incentives.
  Hudson, who turns 32 next month, has undergone two Tommy John surgeries, and he missed the last two months of the 2018 season with right forearm soreness.
  Before getting hurt, he had pitched 46 innings with a 4.11 ERA and
  
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• With Pixar’s ‘Bao,’ Domee Shi made history as a woman director and earned an Oscar nomination

  08-02-2019 18:40
  
  Domee Shi, 29, is the first woman to direct an animated short for Pixar. Her film, “Bao,” is up for an Oscar this month. She’s seen here in January 2018 at Pixar Animation Studios in Emeryville, Calif. (Photo by Deborah Coleman / Pixar)
  In Disney-Pixar’s short “Bao,” a dumpling springs to life as a lively, giggly, dumpling boy, giving an aging Chinese mom another chance at motherhood. When Dumpling starts growing up fast, however, Mom must come to the rea
  
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• Kelvin Gastelum looks to overwhelm champion Robert Whittaker at UFC 234

  08-02-2019 18:22
  
  Six years ago, Kelvin Gastelum was introduced to the MMA world rather unceremoniously.
  The 21-year-old baby-faced southpaw eked out a decision victory over Kito Andrews to become the youngest to ever land a spot in 17 seasons of “The Ultimate Fighter.”
  He then went from last-round pick – 13th out of 14 fighters taken – to unlikely winner of the UFC reality show, a launching pad for a successful MMA career for the first-generation Mexican-American.
  “I never
  
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• 2019 Dodgers spring training preview: catchers

  08-02-2019 18:02
  
  As the Dodgers head toward the first workout of spring training on Wednesday, we are providing breakdowns of how they stand with their roster by position groups. Today is the final installment, looking at the catchers. Previously, the starting rotation, bullpen, infield and outfield.
  2018 RECAP
  Heading into spring training a year ago, there was reason to believe Austin Barnes would take the lead role from Yasmani Grandal. That didn’t happen – until October. With free agency
  
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• 2019 Angels spring training preview: catchers

  08-02-2019 18:01
  
  As the Angels head toward the first workout of spring training on Wednesday, we are providing breakdowns of how they stand with their roster by position groups. Players acquired this winter include the method of their acquisition in parentheses. Today is the final installment, looking at the catchers. Previously, the rotation, bullpen, infield and outfield.
  2018 RECAP
  Martín Maldonado returned as the Angels’ primary catcher after winning a Gold Glove in his first major league season
  
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• Retail, restaurant round-up: McCormick & Schmick’s, Joe’s Crab Shack shutter; new pastries in Tustin; hot churros in Mission Viejo

  08-02-2019 18:00
  
  McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant in Irvine closed in late January. A store employee at the Anaheim restaurant at GardenWalk confirmed the closure Thursday, Feb. 7 but could not provide a reason why. (ISAAC ARJONILLA, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)
  The Newport Beach location of Joe’s Crab Shack has closed. The chain has struggled since a bankruptcy in 2017. (Nick Koon / Staff Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLocca Churros + Tea has opened at Union Market Missio
  
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• La Habra standout offensive lineman enrolls at Mater Dei

  08-02-2019 17:55
  
  Rising La Habra junior offensive lineman Andrew Ueli-Fa’atoalia confirmed Friday that he has enrolled at two-time defending national and state champion Mater Dei.
  Ueli-Fa’atoalia (6-3, 295) said he will focus on playing offensive line.
  He could emerge as one of the Monarchs’ guards on a loaded offensive line. Mater Dei returns offensive tackles Myles Murao (6-3, 280) and Tai Marks (6-2, 313), center George Miki-Han (6-0, 300) and guard Kamuta Levasa (6-2, 310) among others
  
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• Real estate news: Irvine investor buys Ontario apartment complex for $42 million

  08-02-2019 17:44
  
  Advanced Real Estate Services, an Irvine-based investor, has paid $42.25 million for the 194-unit Mountain Summit apartment complex in Ontario. (Courtesy of CoStar)
  Newport Beach-based CapRock Partners has sold a 97,000-square-foot industrial warehouse in Commerce. Terms were not disclosed. CapRock said in a statement that it acquired the property in November 2017 in an off-market transaction. The firm sold the building and 4.32-acre property to tenant Indio Products, a maker and distributo
  
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• Automakers recall 1.7 million cars with fatal airbags

  08-02-2019 17:42
  
  By Tom Krisher, The Associated Press
  Subaru, Tesla, BMW, Volkswagen, Daimler Vans, Mercedes and Ferrari are recalling about 1.7 million vehicles to replace potentially deadly air bag inflators made by Takata Corp. of Japan.
  The inflators can hurl shrapnel into drivers and passengers. At least 23 people have died from the problem worldwide and hundreds more were injured.
  The moves, announced Friday by the U.S. government, are part of the largest series of automotive recalls in U.S. history. About
  
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• From ‘Tom Jones’ to ‘Skyfall’: Actor Albert Finney dies at 82

  08-02-2019 17:41
  
  By GREGORY KATZ | Associated Press
  LONDON — Albert Finney, the charismatic Academy Award-nominated British actor who starred in films from “Tom Jones” to “Skyfall,” has died. He was 82.
  Finney’s family said Friday that he “passed away peacefully after a short illness with those closest to him by his side.” He died Thursday from a chest infection at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London.
  Finney was a rare star who managed to avoid the Hollywood limel
  
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• HOA Homefront: Outstanding directors participate in board meetings (Part 4)

  08-02-2019 17:30
  
  Once an HOA volunteer has embraced a positive attitude (part 1), prepared for board service (part 2), adapted to the very different role of the volunteer director or officer (part 3), an outstanding director also should contribute to efficient and productive board meetings. This last installment of the series addresses this very important contribution.
  Productive and efficient meetings are not happenstance but are the result of committed and prepared volunteers, normally assisted by a great prof
  
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• Producer Linda Perry says her Grammy nomination is really already a win

  08-02-2019 17:28
  
  Of course singer-songwriter and noted music producer Linda Perry would be elated to walk away from the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night, Feb. 10, at Staples Center in Los Angeles cradling the shiny trophy for producer of the year, non classical, but as far as she’s concerned the nomination alone is really already a win.
  Perry is being recognized for her work on rising Los Angeles rock band Dorothy’s sophomore album “28 Days in the Valley,” the soundtrack to &ldqu
  
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• San Juan Capistrano Car Show canceled due to wet fields at the Sportspark

  08-02-2019 15:30
  
  The 16th annual San Juan Capistrano Car Show, rescheduled for Saturday, Feb. 9, has been canceled, according to the San Juan Capistrano Rotary Club, which posted this notice on its website:
  The 2019 San Juan Capistrano Rotary Car Show has been canceled. Due to heavy rains and our very unique venue on the fields at the San Juan Capistrano Sportspark, we have decided that the fields are too wet and muddy for the event to be held on February 9, 2019. Thank you for your support of our event. If you
  
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• Fire at Brazilian soccer team complex leaves 10 dead, 3 hurt

  08-02-2019 15:09
  
  By PETER PRENGAMAN and MARCELO SOUSA DA SILVA
  RIO DE JANEIRO — A fire tore through the sleeping quarters of a development league for one of Brazil’s most popular professional soccer clubs on Friday, killing 10 people who were most likely players and injuring three others, authorities said.
  Firefighters were called in just after 5 a.m. local time to battle a blaze at the sprawling Ninho de Urubu training ground of the Flamengo soccer club in Rio de Janeiro’s western region, a fi
  
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• Police seek help in locating missing infant last seen in Culver City

  08-02-2019 14:34
  
  CULVER CITY — Police searched Friday for a missing 6-month-old boy whose incarcerated parents’ last known address was a family shelter in Culver City.
  The Los Angeles County Department of Child and Family Services reported Jacsun Manson missing on Jan. 25, according to Culver City police Lt. Troy Dunlap.
  “Jacsun’s parents were recently arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department,” he said. “At the time of their arrest, the parents were not with Jacsun.&rdquo
  
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• Bargain Hunter: Woodley Proper offers happy hour sips and sups

  08-02-2019 14:13
  
  Woodley Proper in Encino offers a selection of food and drink specials during happy hour 5-7 p.m. Sunday-Thursday. Dishes start at $3 and include lamb street tacos, grilled sourdough, caesar salad and cheeseburgers. There are select beers for $5, house wines for $8 and select cocktails, like a John Collins, Rusty Nail or Lemon Drop, for $8. The venue is at 16101 Ventura Blvd., Suite 242. Call 818-906-9775 or go to www.woodleyproper.com.
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• Foothill girls water polo knocks off defending CIF Division 1 champion San Marcos

  08-02-2019 11:17
  
  SANTA ANA Foothill goalie Kristen Hemmila watched the trick play by San Marcos unfold right in front of her cage Thursday night with about 40 seconds left in the CIF-SS Division 1 girls water polo quarterfinals.
  Like she had throughout the tightly-contested match, Hemmila communicated with her field defenders but she didn’t stop there.
  The sophomore deflected an open chance by the reigning Division 1 champion to seal a 5-4 victory that sent the host Knights to the semifinals against top-se
  
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• CIF-SS girls basketball playoffs: Thursday’s scores, Saturday’s second round schedule

  08-02-2019 08:51
  
  Scores from Thursday’s first-round games in the CIF-SS girls basketball playoffs and the updated schedule for the second round on Saturday, Feb. 9.
  GIRLS BASKETBALL
  DIVISION 1
  First round
  Serra 66, Sonora 57
  Aliso Niguel 54, Los Alamitos 42
  Keppel 56, Los Osos 43
  Corona Centennial 59, Glendora 26
  Chaminade 70, Canyon/Canyon Country 41
  JSerra 56, Fairmont Prep 54
  Ventura 42, Downey 37
  Valley View 62, Brea Olinda 53
  Lynwood 64, Ribet Academy 23
  Esperanza 58, Vista Murrieta 36
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• Fullerton shooting leaves one hospitalized

  08-02-2019 08:05
  
  Gunfire struck one person in Fullerton on Thursday, Feb. 7.
  The shooting was reported at 7:34 p.m. near the 1900 block of Deerpark Dr., according to Fullerton Police Cpl. Mike McCaskill. He said one victim was transported from the area to UCI Medical Center with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.
  Authorities did not immediately release the identity of a victim, or a description of a possible shooter. Officers were at the scene of the crime late Thursday evening, said McCaskill.
  
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• Tustin uses group effort to knock off Segerstrom in first round of girls basketball playoffs

  08-02-2019 07:33
  
  SANTA ANA – Tustin’s girls basketball team did its best work in the paint in a 43-35 victory over Segerstrom in the first round of the CIF-SS Division 2A playoffs on Thursday at Segerstrom High.
  Tustin (25-5) scored mainly on short jumpers and layups while clogging up the area around the basket on the other end of the court, which forced the Jaguars to shoot from outside.
  The Tillers, who are ranked No. 21 in Orange County, will host No. 2 seed St. Mary’s Academy on Saturday.&n
  
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• Long Beach State’s losing streak reaches 6 after falling to Hawaii

  08-02-2019 07:25
  
  LONG BEACH — Temidayo Yussuf turned in a heroic performance Thursday night, but he didn’t get enough help from his teammates as Hawaii took a 77-70 win at the Walter Pyramid and extended Long Beach State’s losing streak to six games.
  Yussuf, who missed three weeks with a knee injury, made limited appearances in the previous two games, 21 minutes total. Playing with a heavy brace on his right knee and still getting back into game shape, he scored 18 points with six rebounds
  
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• JSerra girls basketball rides second-half surge to playoff win against Fairmont Prep

  08-02-2019 07:09
  
  ANAHEIM – The JSerra girls basketball team showed how battle-tested it is by beating Fairmont Prep 56-54 on Thursday night in the first round of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs.
  The Lions, ranked No. 10 in the county, trailed the No. 6 Huskies (14-14) by double digits at halftime and by seven at the start of the fourth quarter. JSerra went on a 15-0 scoring run in the beginning of the third quarter and an 8-0 run in the fourth quarter.
  JSerra (17-10) clearly benefited from playing one of th
  
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• Aliso Niguel girls basketball makes statement by defeating Los Alamitos in Division 1

  08-02-2019 06:31
  
  Aliso Niguel’s girls basketball team heard the talk before it played Los Alamitos in the first round of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs Thursday night.
  The Wolverines’ South Coast League, the chatter went, wasn’t that strong.
  Aliso Niguel proved its critics wrong.
  Sarah Matossian scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Catherine Swanson added 13 points and seven rebounds as the No. 13 Wolverines hustled their way to a 47-38 victory against the visiting No. 12 Griffins.
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• Orange County basketball highlights for Thursday, Feb. 7

  08-02-2019 06:11
  
  Highlights and top scorers from the Orange County basketball games on Thursday, Feb. 7.
  *Will be updated
  GIRLS BASKETBALL
  Thursday’s basketball scoreboard
  CIF-SS PLAYOFFS
  DIVISION 1
  For the first time in six years, Brea Olinda took a first-round exit from the CIF-SS playoffs, bowing to Valley View 62-53 in a Division 1 game Thursday night at Brea. The No. 4 Ladycats (21-5) trailed by 22 points at one point but rallied to within single digits in the fourth quarter. Rilee Price led Brea with
  
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• Former UCLA All-American Don Johnson dies at 88

  08-02-2019 06:05
  
  Former UCLA men’s basketball All-American Don Johnson passed away Wednesday morning. He was 88.
  Before UCLA’s game against Colorado at Pauley Pavilion that night, the school held a moment of silence to honor the two-time letter winner who played under John Wooden.
  After transferring from Fullerton Junior College, Johnson became a consensus All-American by his senior year in 1952. He also earned all-conference honors. He led the Bruins in rebounding during both of his varsity seasons,
  
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• ‘Brady Bunch’ actor Barry Williams’ longtime Malibu family home seeks $6.37 million

  08-02-2019 06:05
  
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• Bradie Tennell, Mariah Bell upstage Japanese at Four Continents

  08-02-2019 05:57
  
  Mai Mihara of Japan skates during the Ladies Short Program at the ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Thursday, February 7, 2019. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange County Register/SCNG)
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• Pumping the breaks on electric vehicle hype

  08-02-2019 05:48
  
  German auto giant Volkswagen just announced plans to produce 50 million electric cars in the coming years.  The news comes as more and more evidence suggests that across the globe, consumers are embracing electric vehicles.
  Already, 1 million EVs have sold in the United States. One estimate concludes that U.S. roads will carry over 18 million EVs by 2030.
  The future, it seems, has arrived. While EVs were once a quaint curiosity, they’re now a viable mass-market product — and cou
  
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• Short-handed Clippers can’t keep up with Bojan Bogdanovic, Pacers

  08-02-2019 03:56
  
  The Clippers’ Lou Williams (23) goes to the basket against Indiana Pacers’ Cory Joseph (6) during the first half of an NBA basketball game Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
  The Pacers’ Edmond Sumner shoots evades the reach of the Clippers’ Johnathan Motley as he shoots during the second half of Thursday’s game in Indianapolis. Indiana won 116-92. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsThe Clippers’ Mon
  
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• Faster bus route between Huntington Beach and Fullerton gets rolling Feb. 11

  08-02-2019 03:39
  
  California’s long debated Bullet Train remains elusive. But at least there’s one sure thing: A bullet bus between Huntington Beach and Fullerton.
  The new bus line features a limited number of stops at in-demand locales mostly along Beach Boulevard. The buses will make 13 stops, compared to the regular route’s 34 – cutting average travel time by 10 minutes, Orange County Transportation Authority officials said.
  OCTA CEO Darrell Johnson speaks during a press conference Thur
  
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• Judge delays hearing related to videos in case against Newport Beach doctor and his girlfriend

  08-02-2019 03:28
  
  A judge on Thursday delayed a decision on whether attorneys for a Newport Beach surgeon and his girlfriend accused of drugging and raping seven women should receive internal correspondence from prosecutors.
  At the center of the pretrial jockeying in the high-profile case are hundreds, potentially more than a thousand, videos collected by law enforcement from Grant William Robicheaux and Cerissa Laura Riley that prosecutors initially alleged contained footage of the couple having sex with intoxic
  
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