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• Braille Institute students move into new $10 million Anaheim center

  14-02-2019 23:29
  
  The structure is brand new and the technology cutting edge, but the sense of comradery and compassion is unchanged.
  The Braille Institute, which has been serving the visually impaired in Southern California since the 1930s, recently opened a $10 million, 14,735-square-foot facility at the same Dale Avenue location where its former center functioned for almost 50 years.
  Helen Fukuhara, who has been blind her whole life, feels the water in the fountain as she is guided around the newly renovate Br
  
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• Angels grooming Jared Walsh to be their next two-way player

  14-02-2019 23:27
  
  TEMPE, Ariz. — A year ago, no one would have figured that Jared Walsh would be throwing a bullpen session in major-league camp as media members from both sides of the Pacific snapped pictures and shot video.
  A year ago, Walsh was just an outfielder and first baseman, a 39th-round draft pick getting little recognition as a prospect.
  Now, though, he’s following the footsteps of Shohei Ohtani, in camp trying to become the Angels’ second two-way player.
  After his first bullpen sess
  
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• Skipping Coachella? Goldenvoice has booked these shows with festival acts in April

  14-02-2019 23:08
  
  Ever since the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival expanded to twin weekends in 2012, it has been a big boon for music fans. Festival producer Goldenvoice also books and operates a lot of other venues in Southern California and there’s ample opportunity to catch some of the bands playing the festival playing full sets around the region.
  Colloquially known as “Localchella” among fans — and known as Goldenvoice Presents April by the promoter — many events happen
  
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• Flying out of LAX? Service could be interrupted if nearly 700 catering workers strike

  14-02-2019 22:47
  
  Nearly 700 catering workers at Los Angeles International Airport have voted to authorize a strike following weeks of failed negotiations over wage increases and more affordable health insurance.
  The Flying Food Group employees are represented by Unite Here Local 11. In a vote taken late Wednesday, 98 percent of the unionized members voted to authorize the action. The workers staged a one-day strike in 2014 when they were rallying to unionize.
  Unite Here spokeswoman Maria Hernandez said the
  
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• Theater review: At the Geffen, ‘Lights Out: Nat “King” Cole’ takes a wrenching look inside a mind in turmoil

  14-02-2019 22:43
  
  Is anything more fascinating than the mind of man?
  From the 1930s through the ’60s, entertainer Nat “King” Cole seemed the epitome of gentlemanliness, clad and coiffed to perfection, his quiet croon a soothing voice in turbulent times.
  But in “Lights Out: Nat ‘King’ Cole,” a West Coast–premiering play with music, at the Geffen through March 17, playwrights Colman Domingo and Patricia McGregor imagine the intense, fractured, bleak, violent, self-aba
  
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• Wednesday’s CIF girls water polo semifinals scores, Division 1 consolation update

  14-02-2019 22:41
  
  GIRLS WATER POLO
  Wednesday’s CIF semifinals scores
  Division 1
  Laguna Beach 9, Foothill 6
  Corona del Mar 8, Orange Lutheran 7
  Division 2
  Santa Margarita 15, Schurr 10
  San Clemente 7, Santa Barbara 5
  Division 3
  Oaks Christian 7, Redondo 6
  Mira Costa 9, Santiago/Corona 8
  Division 4
  Dana Hills 11, Pasadena Poly 9
  La Quinta/LQ 15, Sunny Hills 6
  Division 5
  Valley View 8, Glendora 2
  Roosevelt 10, Murrieta Mesa 6
  Division 6
  Buena Park 6, Villanova Prep 4
  West Torrance 8, Arcadia 3
  Division 7
  Katel
  
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• Young achievers earning lot of golds

  14-02-2019 22:24
  
  Scout’s Gold Award project tapped personal experience
  A Mission Viejo teen, Aubrey Mills, recently earned the prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award.
  Girl Scouts typically spend one to two years on their Gold Award project, which involves taking action on a local or global issue (such as poverty, education, or the environment) and results in long-term, sustainable change.
  Scout’s Gold Award project tapped personal experience A Mission Viejo teen, Aubrey Mills, recently earned the prestigi
  
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• Rookie experience for Caleb Ferguson included tutorial from a left-handed legend

  14-02-2019 22:12
  
  GLENDALE, Ariz. >> As tutorials go, a young left-handed pitcher couldn’t do any better.
  Dodgers lefty Caleb Ferguson made his postseason debut with a scoreless inning in relief during Game 1 of the NLDS against the Atlanta Braves, striking out two of the three batters he faced. In the dugout immediately afterward, though, he wasn’t happy.
  “I told Honey (Dodgers pitching coach Rick Honeycutt) after I came out that inning, ‘Hey, dude, this curveball is just not coming
  
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• Matt Harvey goes down with Angels first injury of spring training

  14-02-2019 22:08
  
  TEMPE, Ariz. — It didn’t take long for an Angels starting pitcher to go down with an injury, although the first indications are that this one isn’t serious.
  After the Angels announced on Thursday that Matt Harvey has a strained left glute, which will sideline him for at least a week and a half, Harvey said he is “not at all” concerned that he might not be ready when the season starts.
  “If it was during the season, I’d probably just take some anti-inflamm
  
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• McConnell says Trump to sign border deal, declare emergency to fund his wall

  14-02-2019 21:43
  
  By ALAN FRAM, ANDREW TAYLOR AND JILL COLVIN
  WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump will sign Congress’ border security compromise, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday. The announcement removed the last ounce of suspense over the fate of a bill that would provide just a sliver of the money Trump wants to build a wall with Mexico but also would avoid a new government shutdown.
  But McConnell also said Trump would quickly declare a national emergency. The president has said
  
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• Real estate firm SetSchedule hiring engineers, data scientist, software designers

  14-02-2019 21:01
  
  SetSchedule, an AI-driven real estate tech firm in Irvine, is looking to hire 20 new positions that range from software engineers to data scientist, paralegal and “home shopper advisory team member.”
  The company said in a statement its growth is a result of “demand generated by recent technology rollouts and enhancements to its offerings.”
  The company ranked No. 1 as the county’s best small business in the 2018 Top Workplaces program hosted by The Orange County
  
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• O.C. ranks No. 2 in nation for married couples who have roommates

  14-02-2019 20:51
  
  Tying the knot doesn’t necessarily mean ditching the roommates.
  In 2018, more than 280,000 married couples around the country had  roommates or boarders, says Trulia, the real estate website that did the analysis. That’s a small slice – just  0.46 percent of all married U.S. households –  but it more than doubled since 1995.
  Honolulu came in at No. 1 for the phenomenon. And Orange County ranks No. 2.
  The arrangement is more common in expensive hou
  
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• Chop Stop and Jimboy’s Tacos coming to Brea shopping center

  14-02-2019 20:45
  
  Two new restaurants and two retail shops are coming to Brea Union Plaza, a large retail center at Imperial Highway and S. Kraemer Boulevard in Brea.
  The new tenants include Chop Stop, a chopped-salad franchise; Jimboy’s Tacos; Jerome’s Dream Shop mattress store; and Moore’s sewing center.
  Anchor tenants at the shopping center include Nordstrom Rack, Walmart and Ross.
  The brokerage SRS Real Estate Partners in Newport Beach negotiated the four leases at the 42-acre center at 2595
  
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• Crime Beat podcast transcript Episode 1: Stealing Nixon’s Millions

  14-02-2019 20:39
  
  This is the transcript for the Crime Beat podcast: Stealing Nixon’s Millions, Episode 1.
  Subscribe to the podcast at:iTunes
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  The following contains language that, while it may be completely appropriate for candid discussions of bank heists, car chases, penal codes, betrayal, firearms, lying, corruption in the oval office, love and larceny, it might not be suitable for more delicate audiences.
  When you play it back, it almost sounds like a job interview.
  
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• Let’s share some February love all month long

  14-02-2019 20:36
  
  Today is Valentine’s Day. It’s estimated that $3.3 billion will be spent on flowers for loved ones and every year, more than 36 million heart-shaped boxes of chocolates are sold across the country. February 14th is the second largest card-giving day of the year, just after Christmas. I’d say this qualifies as a “love” day for sure; however, what about all the other days in February?Being a Libra, I’m into balance and feel it’s important to spread that lo
  
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• Help clean up Doheny Beach from storm runoff

  14-02-2019 20:09
  
  Show some Valentine’s Day love for Doheny Beach by joining the Doheny State Beach Interpretive Association for its first Adopt-A-Beach Cleanup of the year, on Saturday, Feb. 16. The cleanup is from 9 a.m.-noon.
  All beach cleanups meet at the lifeguard headquarters (adjacent to the mouth of San Juan Creek). Please bring your own working gloves.
  Related Articles How will sea life adapt to climate change? Grunion might show us clues, says new CSU Long Beach study ‘Treasure’ h
  
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• Senate confirms William Barr as attorney general

  14-02-2019 20:07
  
  By MARY CLARE JALONICK
  WASHINGTON — The Senate on Thursday confirmed William Barr as attorney general, placing the veteran government official and lawyer atop the Justice Department as special counsel Robert Mueller investigates Russian interference in the 2016 election.
  The Senate voted 54-45 to confirm him, mostly along party lines. Barr, who previously served as attorney general from 1991 to 1993, will succeed Jeff Sessions. Trump pushed Sessions out of office last year after railing ag
  
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• Murder trial of decorated Navy SEAL is postponed until late May

  14-02-2019 20:02
  
  The murder trial of decorated Navy SEAL Edward “Eddie” Gallagher has been postponed until just after Memorial Day, on the request of the defense team.
  Gallagher had been scheduled to go on trial Feb. 19 in the death of a teen ISIS fighter, but on Wednesday his attorneys requested a continuance until May 29, said Brian O’Rourke, spokesman for Navy Region Southwest, the court-martial’s convening authority.
  “The request is not unexpected,” O&r
  
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• Review: Mexican rice bowls, frozen margaritas and cool vibes at Tazon in Fullerton

  14-02-2019 20:01
  
  A new fast-casual Mexican restaurant has opened in downtown Fullerton. Tazon is a modern taqueria concept that is probably inspired by the success of vibrant, like-minded predecessors such as Pour Vida and Urbana (both in Anaheim) or maybe even Mercado Roma or Comedor de los Milagros in Mexico City. And part of what makes this new spot so cool (and the latter comparison so apt) is the large tree-covered patio and communal indoor/outdoor vibe it shares with the coffee shop next door.
  The menu foc
  
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• Rain on Valentine’s Day closes Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Magic Mountain

  14-02-2019 20:00
  
  Two local theme parks are rained out for Valentine’s Day.
  Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park and Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia will be closed today, Feb. 14, due to the inclement weather.
  The California Marketplace and Mrs. Knott’s Chicken Dinner Restaurant will remain open today at Knott’s.
  Tickets purchased for Six Flags today will be valid any other day in 2019 and the scheduled membership appreciation event has been moved to tomorrow, Feb. 15.
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• Gardening: What you need to know about growing pomegranates in Southern California

  14-02-2019 18:15
  
  Pomegranates are probably the healthiest fruit on earth.
  Hundreds of peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals attest to the multi-faceted benefits of pomegranate consumption, from lowering cholesterol and improving heart function to prevention and treatment of cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s disease.
  Two weeks ago, I asked readers who had success growing pomegranates to share their experiences and some of their responses follow below.
  “Many years ago I noticed a beautiful pome
  
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• Man, charged with embezzling millions from O.C. school, extradited from Spain

  14-02-2019 18:12
  
  SANTA ANA – A 61-year-old Irvine man charged with embezzling $3.2 million from a charter school in Santa Ana has been extradited to the U.S. from Spain, prosecutors said.
  Emilio Vazquez was the executive director of Albor Charter School from 2002 to 2006 and was found in Spain after charges were filed in 2009.
  The U.S. Department of Justice submitted a request for his extradition in September 2009 that was approved in April 2010, said Melanie Eustice, an Orange County District Attorne
  
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• CSUF Dreamer upbeat after her State of the Union visit

  14-02-2019 17:34
  
  Miriam Tellez Sorrosa is a sociology major at Cal State Fullerton, who plans to graduate in May. She was brought to the United States when she was 7 and grew up in Pasadena. As a Dreamer, she is one of the estimated 700,000 undocumented residents who arrived in America as children.
  Last week, the 22-year-old attended the State of the Union address as the guest of U.S. Rep. Gil Cisneros (D-39th). After her return, she answered some questions from The Register.
  What were your thoughts as you walke
  
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• No charges? California cop admits stealing thousands of bullets over 30 years

  14-02-2019 17:28
  
  Call him the cop who took a bullet. Thousands of bullets.
  That’s what Steven. C. Richter did for up to 30 years as a veteran investigator for the California Department of Consumer Affairs and a deputy for the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. But he wasn’t decorated for valor.
  Richter, 64, resigned both jobs in disgrace in 2015. He then admitted he’d been stealing thousands of rounds of ammunition and other items for decades, documents released to the
  
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• Love in ‘The Woods’: Laguna Woods residents share their stories

  14-02-2019 17:28
  
  For our Valentine’s Day edition, we asked community members to share their love stories with our readers. And you rose to the occasion, with stories ranging from a random motorcycle ride that turned to love, a first-date marriage proposal and relationship that bloomed from a delicate situation on the ski slopes. To mark this special day, we’ve chosen a few of our favorite vignettes that illustrate what most Villagers already know: Love is ever-blooming in Laguna Woods Village.
  Our lo
  
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• Master Gardener: What to do about frost-damaged citrus trees

  14-02-2019 17:23
  
  Q: I have several citrus trees (lemon, lime, and orange) that were damaged by the recent frost. Their leaves have either completely fallen off, or they are curled up and black. Is there anything I can do to save them?
  A: If your tree has sustained frost damage, you may be tempted to prune away the dead (and seemingly dead) branches. Don’t do this until spring, when it starts growing and the danger of frost has passed. Although ugly, the damaged leaves and branches provide some degree of pr
  
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• Here’s what animal sacrifices in Rome have to do with Valentine’s Day

  14-02-2019 17:23
  
  Love can be complicated, so it’s no surprise that the story behind why we celebrate Valentine’s Day is the same.
  We celebrate Valentine’s Day with flowers and chocolate but it began as a pagan ritual for purification and fertility with the sacrifice of animals.
  Love thongs?
  Lupercus was an ancient Italian pagan divinity who was said to be the god of shepherds and fertility. In Roman mythology, Luprical was a she-wolf that took care of infants Romulus and Remus, who became the f
  
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• Big rig hits center divider, blocks 405 Freeway lanes in Long Beach

  14-02-2019 17:23
  
  LONG BEACH — A big rig crashed into the center divider in the northbound lanes of the 405 Freeway in Long Beach Thursdy morning, and four lanes of the freeway were blocked.
  Officers responded about 1:40 a.m. to the location on the San Diego Freeway near the Santa Fe Avenue exit and located a 60-foot long truck that had hit the wall and was blocking traffic, according to the California Highway Patrol.
  The carpool and No. 1, 2 and 3 lanes were closed while efforts were made to move the truck
  
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• Titan Voice: My screenwriting realization steals the scene

  14-02-2019 17:22
  
  By Chelsea Barns
  Let me set the scene for you.
  I have just awakened from my annual Christmas Day nap on my parent’s couch when “Home Alone” credits roll on the television.
  “Time to go!” my dad exclaims.
  I sit up, throwing on my shoes.
  “I got the snacks,” my mom says as she bops out the door, her purse sounding like a sugary maraca as she goes past me.
  We have a tradition in my family. We go to the movies on Christmas Day. Kingston, my brother, usually pi
  
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• 5 things to do in the garden this week, Feb. 16-22

  14-02-2019 17:21
  
  1.Snail alarm
  Snails will soon be awakening with hearty appetites. They love to chomp away on tender spring growth and can seriously shred foliage and damage developing flowers and fruits overnight. Apply snail bait regularly – either the meal or granule form. And replenish it every ten days or so to stop newly emerging hatchlings, as well as travelers that slither in from elsewhere in the neighborhood. OR look up recipes for escargot on the Internet and get back at them that way.
  2. Harve
  
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• Successful Aging: What’s been learned from 60 years of friendship

  14-02-2019 16:01
  
  Dear readers.
  I rarely discuss my own personal experiences for this column. This week is different. Here’s the story and it’s about friends. I recently spent several days with two women with whom I went to college. We have known each other for 60 years since we were freshmen. (You can do the math.)  All three of us are widows.
  After experiencing wonderful marriages to fabulous men, each of us has carved out a life for ourselves, continuing in our careers; two recently retired. W
  
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• This Oscar winner is making commercials for Chipotle

  14-02-2019 15:52
  
  Chipotle Mexican Grill took its advertising to new heights on Monday, Feb. 11, specifically the ABC billboard above New York’s Times Square.
  For 90 minutes, passers-by could look up and see employees in a Chipotle restaurant at Irvine’s Woodbury Town Center mashing avocados and chopping up chicken.
  Chipotle also streamed the webcast live on Facebook as a way of showing what food prep is like in the fast casual chain early in the morning before the doors open to customers.
  “What
  
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• Could cannabis be the new gambling for Native Americans? So far, tribes are being shut out

  14-02-2019 15:00
  
  At the end of a road off scenic Highway 79, in rural San Diego County, a building that once let visitors try their hand at slot machines and poker tables is now a shop that sells cannabis flower and marijuana-infused truffles.
  The Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel opened the Mountain Source cannabis store about two weeks ago, in the front part of a failed casino that tribal leaders abandoned in 2014. The back part of the casino, overlooking Lake Henshaw, will be used for marijuana testing and to bake
  
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• Year after Parkland massacre, 17 victims remembered

  14-02-2019 14:57
  
  By TERRY SPENCER
  PARKLAND, Fla.  — The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre a year ago renewed the national debate on guns and school safety, turned some victims’ parents and surviving students into political activists and at least temporarily ended the local sheriff’s career.
  But Thursday’s anniversary will primarily be about remembering the 14 students and three staff members who died in the third high-profile mass shooting in Florida since 2016. An interf
  
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• Airbus abandons iconic A380 superjumbo, lacking clients

  14-02-2019 14:50
  
  By ANGELA CHARLTON and JON GAMBRELL
  TOULOUSE, France  — European plane maker Airbus said Thursday it will stop making its superjumbo A380 in 2021 for lack of customers, abandoning the world’s biggest passenger jet and one of the aviation industry’s most ambitious and most troubled endeavors.
  Barely a decade after the double-deck, 500-plus-seat plane started carrying passengers, Airbus said that key client Emirates is cutting back its orders, and as a result, “we have
  
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• Bargain Hunter: Olive Garden now has a Never Ending Stuffed Pastas menu

  14-02-2019 14:13
  
  Olive Garden has launched a Never Ending Stuffed Pastas menu with selections starting at $12.99 through March 31. You can create your own dish from your choice of four pastas, four sauces and five toppings. The meal includes unlimited breadsticks and soup or salad. For more information and to find a location near you, go to www.olivegarden.com/home.
  Related Articles Bargain Hunter: Save on admissions during San Diego Museum Month Bargain Hunter: Humphry Slocombe launches Ice Cream Happy Hour Bar
  
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• CIF-SS boys soccer playoffs: Wednesday’s scores, Saturday’s semifinals schedule

  14-02-2019 08:32
  
  Scores from Wednesday’s CIF-SS boys soccer quarterfinals and the schedule for Saturday’s semifinals.
  BOYS SOCCER
  DIVISION 1
  Edison 2, Loyola 1 (OT)
  San Clemente 3, Santa Ana 0
  Mater Dei 2, Long Beach Wilson 1 (OT)
  Cathedral 1, Mission Viejo 1 (Cathedral wins on PKs 4-2)
  Semifinals, Saturday, Feb. 16
  Edison at San Clemente
  Mater Dei at Cathedral
  DIVISION 2
  Quarterfinals, Wednesday
  Arlington 1, San Marcos 0 (OT)
  Godinez 2, Lynwood 1
  Riverside Poly 2, Newbury Park 2 (Poly wins on PKs 3-
  
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• 3 found dead at home in gated Newport Beach neighborhood and man detained; homicide investigation launched

  14-02-2019 08:12
  
  Police were investigating an apparent triple homicide late Wednesday night in a gated Newport Beach neighborhood.
  Shortly before 9 p.m. Newport Beach police received a call from Irvine police requesting a welfare check at 36 Palazzo, Newport Beach Police Department spokeswoman Heather Rangel said in a statement.
  The request came after Irvine police made contact with a man in the emergency room at Irvine Medical Center.
  When Newport Beach police arrived at the residence they found two women
  
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• USC unable to close out Stanford on the road

  14-02-2019 07:57
  
  USC forward Bennie Boatwright (25) shoots over Stanford guard Cormac Ryan (23) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019, in Stanford, Calif. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)
  USC guard Kevin Porter Jr. (4) steals the ball from Stanford forward KZ Okpala (0) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019, in Stanford, Calif. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsUSC guard Derryck Thornton (5) moves the ball pas
  
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• Orange Lutheran finds way past Millikan’s defensive pressure, advances to Division 2AA girls basketball semifinals

  14-02-2019 07:48
  
  ORANGE – Orange Lutheran’s girls basketball team went into its CIF-SS Division 2AA quarterfinal Wednesday well prepared for a Long Beach Millikan team known for its defensive pressure.
  The Lancers successfully attacked the full-court press on nearly every possession and handled constant double teams in a 62-44 victory over the Rams at Orange Lutheran High School.
  Orange Lutheran (22-9) held the Rams (26-4), the No. 3 seed in Division 2AA, to their second lowest point total of the sea
  
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• Ducks end 7-game losing streak with shutout of Canucks

  14-02-2019 07:46
  
  ANAHEIM — There was a 64-year-old rookie coach behind the bench. There was a 26-year-old goaltender making his first NHL start. There was an early goal and the first lead in weeks. There were not one but two fights, with a couple of 30-somethings throwing hands.
  The Ducks sure had a different look about them Wednesday at Honda Center, with Bob Murray adding the coaching duties to his role as general manager after firing Randy Carlyle on Sunday and playing Kevin Boyle in goal afte
  
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• Ducks end 7-game losing streak as goalie Kevin Boyle shuts out Canucks

  14-02-2019 07:31
  
  Anaheim Ducks’ Ryan Getzlaf, right, is defended by Vancouver Canucks’ Troy Stecher as Canucks goaltender Jacob Markstrom watches during the third period of an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019, in Anaheim, Calif. The Ducks won 1-0. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
  Vancouver Canucks’ Troy Stecher, right, falls to the ice while competing for the puck with Anaheim Ducks’ Ryan Kesler during the third period of an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019, in Anaheim, Calif. The D
  
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• Cal State Fullerton holds on at the end to beat Long Beach State

  14-02-2019 07:27
  
   
  Cal State Fullerton fans cheer on their team during their men’s basketball game against Long Beach State in Fullerton on Wednesday, February 13, 2019. Cal State Fullerton defeated Long Beach State 85-82. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  Jackson Rowe #34 of the Cal State Fullerton Titans dunks past Mason Riggins #5 of the Long Beach State 49ers during their men’s basketball game in Fullerton on Wednesday, February 13, 2019. Cal State Fullerton defeated Lon
  
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• Bishop Montgomery girls basketball avenges earlier loss to Troy, sets up showdown with Sierra Canyon

  14-02-2019 07:27
  
  TORRANCE – The Bishop Montgomery girls basketball team had revenge on the mind as they faced Troy in the CIF Southern Section Open Division playoffs, Wednesday.
  Troy beat Bishop Montgomery in December, but this time the Knights were full strength as sophomore-transfer Khylee Pepe did not play in the first meeting, but she was a huge factor this around as the Knights were victorious, 67-53.
  Pepe scored 15 of her game-high 23 points in the first half to help Bishop Montgomery (24-5) built an
  
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• Clippers, Lou Williams race past Suns for easy win

  14-02-2019 07:13
  
  Clippers guard Garrett Temple drives the baseline during Wednesday’s game against the Suns at Staples Center. (Photo by Scott Varley, Daily Breeze/SCNG)
  LA Clippers forward Montrezl Harrell (5) at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019. (Photo by Scott Varley, Daily Breeze/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLA Clippers head coach Doc Rivers watches the action at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019. (Photo by Scott Varley, Daily Breez
  
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• Roundup: Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach advance to Division 1 girls water polo final

  14-02-2019 07:07
  
  Corona del Mar’s girls water polo team took its first and only lead in the CIF-SS Division 1 semifinals Wednesday night with 45 ticks of the clock remaining in regulation.
  The Sea Kings’ timing was just right for a historic triumph..@cdmaquatics reaches 1st D1 final since its title in ‘13 by rallying to stun @OLuWaterPolo 8-7 on this 2m strike by @_SophieWallace_ coming out of timeoutonly lead for CdM and All Sea Queens needed@ocvarsity @CDM_ATHLETICS @CDMpride pic.twitter.com/
  
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• Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach advance to Division 1 girls water polo final

  14-02-2019 07:07
  
  Corona del Mar’s girls water polo team took its first and only lead in the CIF-SS Division 1 semifinals Wednesday night with 45 ticks of the clock remaining in regulation.
  The Sea Kings’ timing was just right for a historic triumph.
  Sophie Wallace scored from center on a timeout play with 45 seconds left in the fourth period to give sixth-seeded Corona del Mar an 8-7 upset-victory of No. 2 Orange Lutheran at a rainy Woollett Aquatics Center in Irvine.
  “Just one lead is enough,&
  
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• Cypress man arrested on suspicion of killing family member

  14-02-2019 07:05
  
  CYPRESS – A 23-year-old Cypress man was behind bars Wednesday, Feb. 13, on suspicion of killing an 84-year-old family member.
  David Tenorio was booked on suspicion of killing David Tenorio Sr., said Cypress police Sgt. Scott Ausmus. The two were related, but investigators declined to say how.
  The suspect, who was arrested late Tuesday night, was being held on $1.1 million bail, according to jail records.
  Related Articles LA man arrested on suspicion of DUI, homicid
  
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• Huntington Beach loses to Roosevelt in 2AA girls basketball quarterfinals

  14-02-2019 07:02
  
  Huntington Beach’s Daniella Benabou shoots against Roosevelt in the quarterfinals of the CIF-SS Division 2AA basketball playoffs at Huntington Beach high school Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019.
  (Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)
  Huntington Beach’s Meghan McIntyre shoots against Roosevelt in the quarterfinals of the CIF-SS Division 2AA basketball playoffs at Huntington Beach high school Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019.
  (Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)Soun
  
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• CIF-SS girls basketball playoffs: Wednesday’s scores, updated semifinals schedule

  14-02-2019 06:55
  
  Scores from the CIF-SS girls basketball quarterfinals on Wednesday and the updated schedule for the semifinals on Friday.
  GIRLS BASKETBALL
  OPEN DIVISION
  Pool play, Wednesday
  POOL A
  Sierra Canyon 49, Redondo 48
  Bishop Montgomery 67, Troy 53
  POOL B
  Mater Dei 68, Etiwanda 60
  Windward 65, Rosary 52
  Saturday, Feb. 16, 7 p.m.
  POOL A
  Bishop Montgomery (2-0) at Sierra Canyon (2-0)
  Troy (0-2) at Redondo (0-2)
  POOL B
  Windward (2-0) at Etiwanda (1-1)
  Rosary (0-2) at Mater Dei (1-1)
  DIVISION 1
  Quarterfinals
  
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