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• Learn about local birds and butterflies on guided walk at Caspers Wilderness Park

  07-03-2019 21:45
  
  Join volunteer naturalist Mike Clayton for a 1-mile nature walk in the beautiful Bell Canyon area of Caspers Wilderness Park. The walk will focus on identifying and learning about the birds and butterflies encountered on the trail. The walk lasts approximately one hour and is suitable for ages 14 and older.
  Wear closed-toe shoes and sun protection and bring water and binoculars (optional). Rain cancels the event. For more information visit ocparks.com/parks/ronald/
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• Feminists will honor first congresswoman at International Women’s Day event in Laguna Woods

  07-03-2019 21:43
  
  Depending on one’s country, state or even household, International Women’s Day ranges from being a celebration of womanhood, an opportunity to protest or worse — completely ignored.
  For Laguna Woods Village resident and longtime feminist Cece Sloan, ignorance isn’t an option.
  Saturday, March 9, marks this year’s woman-centric afternoon affair headed by Sloan at Clubhouse One.
  The event will open with a reading of an original play, presented by Laguna Woods’ ow
  
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• How Los Alamitos boys volleyball’s seniors have Griffins off to strong start

  07-03-2019 21:42
  
  It’s been a frenetic first few weeks of the season for the Los Alamitos boys volleyball team.
  In the 20 days since it began, the Griffins have played 19 matches, sometimes as many as 4-5 a day as they participate in tournaments. But rather than let it drag the team down, Los Al is off to a 14-5 start. The Griffins won the RedonDo Tournament and are the No. 7 team in the latest Division 1 and 2 poll.
  A lot of this goes back to the work the Griffins have been doing dating back to August. Con
  
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• UCLA women’s basketball carries momentum into Pac-12 tournament

  07-03-2019 21:40
  
  LOS ANGELES — Coaches are orchestrating a walk-through, lining up scout team players and instructing how to properly switch between a complicated series of screens. The sound of squeaking sneakers isn’t enough to cover up the murmur of sideline chatter from players as the coaches talk.
  Shannon Perry suddenly halts practice.
  “When you want a possession back, you can’t get it back,” UCLA’s eighth-year assistant coach shouts in frustration as the gym falls comple
  
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• Mortgage brokers’ share of home loans on the rise

  07-03-2019 21:27
  
  What’s up with mortgage rates? Jeff Lazerson of Mortgage Grader in Laguna Niguel gives us his take.
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  Rate news summary
  From Freddie Mac’s weekly survey:  The 30-year fixed averaged 4.41 percent, up six basis points from last week. It’s the first increase in five weeks. The 15-year fixed rate averaged 3.83 percent, also up six basis points from last week.
  The Mortgage Bankers Association reported a 2.5 percent decrease in loan application volume from the previous week.
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• Stray Cats announce a new album and Southern California stops on its 40th Anniversary Tour

  07-03-2019 21:26
  
  After reuniting for a few shows — including a pair of dates at Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa last year — rockabilly trio Stray Cats will be celebrating their 40th anniversary in 2019 with a full-blown tour and a new album simply dubbed, “40.”
  The band will roll through town on Aug. 28 for a show at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and tickets ($49.50-$139.50) go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, March 8 at AXS.com. Stray Cats will then head south to play Humphrey’s By
  
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• Speaker reflects on black excellence at CSUF president’s reception

  07-03-2019 21:05
  
  When considering the words “black excellence,” Gwendolyn Alexis says she found herself “traveling back in time.”
  The keynote speaker of the Feb. 27 Black History Month President’s Reception took her audience on a journey to “the continent of Africa, in a civilization older than time,” to the great libraries of Timbuktu and the kingdoms of Queens Amina, Sheba and Nefertiti.
  “Then there were human beings whose names we will never know — our anc
  
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• Bravo: A day to applaud students for their research, creative accomplishments

  07-03-2019 21:00
  
  Campus members are invited to celebrate the research and creative achievements of Cal State Fullerton  students March 20 at the Student Research and Creative Activity Day.
  The 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. program will include poster presentations and exhibits by both graduate and undergraduate students, followed by an awards presentation.
  This year’s Outstanding Student Scholarly and Creative Activities Award recipients and their faculty mentors are, by college:
  College of the ArtsUndergradua
  
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• Brea is planning new rules for managing wildlife in the city

  07-03-2019 20:55
  Do you feed coyotes and raccoons? It is time to stop.
  On March 5, the Brea City Council was set to approved a new ordinance that makes it against the law to feed or leave out food for any non-domesticated mammalian predators including coyotes, raccoons, foxes, opossums and non-domesticated rodents.
  Don’t worry, your pet hamsters, rats and mice are exempt, but if you set out food for wildlife, you would be breaking the law in Brea and could be cited.
  The new ordinance is part of a Coyote Ma
  
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• Video: UCLA OL Alec Anderson on competing for starting spot

  07-03-2019 20:50
  
  Offensive lineman Alec Anderson talks about the opportunity to compete for a starting tackle position after Andre James declared for the NFL draft and what it was like to get playing time last season as a true freshman.Related Articles Video: Michael Alves on Justin Frye taking over at UCLA’s offensive coordinator Video: Chip Kelly on UCLA’s spring practice UCLA football practice report Day 1: Bruins start spring practice UCLA football regains rhythm in second spring camp under Chip
  
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• Gardening: Exploring how some species in your garden work so well together

  07-03-2019 18:43
  
  What if Darwin’s “survival of the fittest” theory was wrong? What if it turns out that “survival of the most cooperative” explains why some species are more successful than others?
  Research conducted in a forest of Douglas fir and birch trees demonstrated the cooperative relationship not only between fungi and trees, but between trees of different species as well. Fungi known as mycorrhizae are considered to be appendages of forest tree roots since they absorb water
  
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• How K-pop star Tiffany Young left Girls’ Generation to come back to LA

  07-03-2019 18:42
  
  Tiffany Young sees “Lips On Lips,” her solo debut, as her life told as a fairy tale spun over five musical chapters.
  “Because fairy tales always have obstacles,” Young explains. “And things you have to go through to put up a good fight before you get to that fairy-tale ending.”
  At first blush, her story seems like a carefree journey with few challenges to overcome. The girl known as Stephanie Young Hwang while growing up in Diamond Bar moved to South Korea whe
  
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• 405 freeway closing overnight in Costa Mesa next two Saturdays, if rains allow

  07-03-2019 18:38
  
  Continuing work to widen the 405 freeway is expected to require overnight closures March 9 and March 16, on both sides of the Fairview Road bridge, weather permitting.
  Caltrans plans to close the freeway in each direction from 11 p.m. Saturday to 9 a.m. Sunday both weekends. Rain has previously delayed the work and could again.
  Fairview also will be closed from South Coast Drive and McCormack Lane for the work, which involves demolishing the east side of the bridge.
  On the northbound 405, off ra
  
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• Home affordability by time zone: Priciest (San Jose), cheapest (Kennewick-Richland)

  07-03-2019 18:29
  
  By Holden Lewis, NerdWallet
  Cities in the Pacific time zone have the least-affordable housing in the country, and the Central time zone has the most-affordable housing.
  Each quarter, NerdWallet calculates the home affordability for 178 metropolitan areas, matching the list of metros for which the National Association of Realtors publishes median home prices. This quarter, NerdWallet sorted the metro areas by time zone, highlighting differences in affordability.
  NerdWallet compared median househo
  
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• Video: Chip Kelly on UCLA’s spring practice

  07-03-2019 18:15
  
  Head coach Chip Kelly gives personnel updates before the second day of spring practice, including a medical retirement for Mique Juarez, and talks about what to expect for spring practice this year.
  
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• An 1872 law gives California police a license to kill

  07-03-2019 18:05
  
  Penal Code Section 196, enacted in 1872 when California was the nation’s sparsely populated westernmost frontier, declares that a police officer may lawfully kill someone while “arresting persons charged with felony, and who are fleeing from justice or resisting such arrest.”
  Similar laws in other states have been overturned by the courts, but California’s remains intact, described in a legislative report as “the single oldest unamended law enforcement use of f
  
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• Wounded Warriors show off their athletic skills at Marine Corps Trials

  07-03-2019 18:00
  
  CAMP PENDLETON — Gunnery Sgt. Steven McKay spun his wheelchair around amid a sea of swarming defenders to score from the paint.
  With spectators screaming “Go Marines!” from the bleachers at the field house, wheelchairs clashed, arms tangled and the race was on to the other side of the court where a player from the Defense Forces of Georgia scored a quick basket.
  After two 20-minute halves, the Georgian wheelchair basketball team reigned supreme, winning 27-19 and securing the g
  
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• USC football mailbag: Have the Trojans’ practices changed?

  07-03-2019 18:00
  
  Spring football practice is officially in swing at USC.
  The Trojans held their first workout Tuesday and were to return to Howard Jones Field on Thursday afternoon.
  There is no shortage of storylines, from Clay Helton recasting himself as a disciplinarian, to intrigue surrounding new offensive coordinator Graham Harrell and a possible quarterback competition. The next month should be interesting.
  If you’d like to ask a question for a future mailbag, send them along to [email protected] or
  
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• Business Madness Week at CSUF kicks off with carnival and puppies

  07-03-2019 17:54
  
  Yes, there were puppies.
  The Business Inter-Club Council kicked off Business Madness Week with a carnival featuring food, games and a visit from cute, tiny canines on Feb. 28.
  The week also featured a dining etiquette workshop, a bazaar fundraiser, business career expo and a talk March 6 by multiple world record holder and endurance athlete Colin O’Brady.
  O’Brady, who recently made headlines for completing a grueling 932-mile, 54-day trek across Antarctica, discussed how to “Em
  
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• Disneyland will open Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge nearly a month earlier than expected

  07-03-2019 17:38
  
  Disneyland’s much anticipated new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge land will open to the public May 31, Disney Chairman Bob Iger announced Thursday morning, March 7,  during the company’s annual shareholder meeting in St. Louis, Missouri, 165 miles from Marceline, Missouri, where Walt Disney was raised on a farm.
  Iger said that “tremendous demand” from guests led to the decision to open earlier than expected.
  “On opening day, we will transport guests to a galaxy
  
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• 5 things to do in your garden this week, Mar. 9-15

  07-03-2019 15:15
  
  1. Summer planting time
  Remember: Daylight Saving Time begins March 10. Even though we lose an hour by setting our clocks ahead (and it takes a week or two to adjust to the time change), we get more daytime light to enjoy the garden. And it’s also time to plant summer garden vegetables – cilantro, corn, root crops, squashes and specialty items from seed; vigorously growing peppers, tomatoes, and other veggies from pony-packs. Plant tomatoes deep, leaving only the top inch or two stic
  
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• 1 in 5 fish you’re buying at restaurants and stores isn’t what you thought it was, study says

  07-03-2019 15:00
  
  Despite new federal rules targeting seafood fraud, a study out Thursday found that one in five fish from U.S. restaurants and stores were sold as something different than what the customer received.
  Southern California cases included flounder being sold as the more expensive halibut, and toothfish, which is off-limits for fishing in some places, being sold as sea bass, according to the survey by the environmental group Oceana. Toothfish is also sold as Chilean seabass but is not a member of the
  
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• Guidelines ask agents to target Spanish speakers at border

  07-03-2019 14:30
  
  By ELLIOT SPAGAT
  SAN DIEGO — Border agents have been told to explicitly target Spanish speakers and migrants from Latin America in carrying out a Trump administration program requiring asylum seekers wait in Mexico, according to memos obtained by The Associated Press that reveal some inner workings of a top government priority to address the burgeoning number of Central Americans arriving in the country.
  The Trump administration launched the program in late January in what marks a potentia
  
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• As one storm moves out of Southern California, two more are moving in

  07-03-2019 14:29
  
  LOS ANGELES — This week’s storm, which drew added moisture from an atmospheric river out of Hawaii, doused L.A. County valley areas early Thursday but is on its way out of the region, forecasters said.
  “After the spectacular lightning show early Wednesday morning and the periods of heavy rain that lingered into Wednesday afternoon, the weather across Southwestern California has quieted down quite a bit in most areas,” noted an NWS statement.
  Rainfall totals from this week
  
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• Bargain Hunter: Tocaya Organica has a daily happy hour

  07-03-2019 14:09
  
  Tocaya Organica offers happy hour 3-6 p.m. daily. You may enjoy margaritas, including classic, spicy and prickly pear,  for $5 and nibbles, such as street corn, diablo cauliflower and black beans, for $2, plus $6 wines and $3 cervezas. The modern organic Mexican restaurant chain has 11 locations ins Southern California. For more information, go to www.tocayaorganica.com.
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• Felon gets 5 years in prison after leaving gun in car, leading to child accidentally shooting his mom in Norwalk

  07-03-2019 08:34
  NORWALK — An ex-con — who left a shotgun in the back seat of a car where a 4-year-old boy found the weapon and accidentally shot his mother in Norwalk — pleaded no contest Wednesday to a felony gun charge.
  Brandon Gilbert Ambriz, 24, of Norwalk, was immediately sentenced to five years in state prison following his plea to possession of a firearm by a felon.As a result of his plea, four felony counts of child abuse were dismissed against Ambriz, involving four children who were
  
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• What’s really at stake in the Supreme Court’s new gun case

  07-03-2019 08:00
  
  When the Supreme Court agreed to hear N.Y. State Rifle & Pistol Assn’ v. The City of New York (N.Y. Rifle & Pistol) in late January, it broke a decade-long reticence on the Second Amendment. The case, a challenge to a New York City law restricting the transportation of handguns, isn’t the minor issue it may seem at first glance. Indeed, N.Y. Rifle & Pistol is much more than a case about a dumb city law—it will set the future of how all Second Amendment cases are dec
  
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• Ducks put up a fight, but late collapse results in come-from-behind win for Blues

  07-03-2019 07:21
  
  The Ducks’ Nick Ritchie scores on Blues goalkeeper Jordan Binnington during the first period of Wednesday’s game at Honda Center. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  St. Louis Blues’ Alexander Steen, left, watches his shot during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsSt. Louis Blues’ Sammy Blais, left, shoots under press
  
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• El Salvador bests rival Guatemala in first national-team friendly at LAFC’s stadium

  07-03-2019 07:15
  
  LOS ANGELES — The first national-team friendly at Banc of California Stadium pitted two Central American nations that are well represented in Los Angeles.
  The men’s national soccer teams for El Salvador and Guatemala, which have played each other more than any nation, drew an announced attendance of 18,342 to the home of the Los Angeles Football Club for the Salvadorans’ 3-1 victory on Wednesday.
  The mood in the stadium was festive after the day’s steady rain dissipated p
  
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• Orange County lacrosse highlights for Wednesday, March 6

  07-03-2019 06:56
  
  Highlights and top performers from the Orange County lacrosse games on Wednesday, March 6.
  BOYS LACROSSE
  Edison continued its hot start to the season by beating University 15-2 in a nonleague game at Edison High. The Chargers got multiple goals from Tyler Timmons, Halen Dresser and Sean Weiss. Edison is 3-0 this season and has outscored its opponents 46-6. The Chargers face a challenging schedule coming up, playing against Tesoro on Friday and Corona del Mar next week.Nice behind the back goal b
  
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• Deishuan Booker’s big senior night leads Long Beach State past UC Riverside

  07-03-2019 06:51
  
  Long Beach State forward Mason Riggins scores and is fouled by UC Riverside center Menno Dijkstra during Wednesday’s Big West Conference game at LBSU’s Walter Pyramid. (Photo by Scott Varley, Daily Breeze/SCNG)
  Long Beach State center Temidayo Yussuf has the ball stripped away from him during Wednesday’s Big West Conference game against UC Riverside at LBSU’s Walter Pyramid. (Photo by Scott Varley, Daily Breeze/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLBSU guard Deishua
  
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• Dodger bats stifled in loss to Indians

  07-03-2019 06:31
  
  THE GAME: The Dodgers mustered five hits in a 6-1 loss to the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday night before an announced crowd of 6,827 at Camelback Ranch.
  HITTING REPORT: The Dodgers scored their only run when David Freese doubled and scored on a Kiké Hernandez double in the fourth inning against journeyman Oliver Perez. … Non-roster invitee Brad Miller singled in the seventh inning in his Cactus League debut. … Joc Pederson went 0 for 3 with a strikeout, lowering his spring
  
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• Xavier Becerra rushes to defense of sketchy cops

  07-03-2019 06:27
  
  The attorney general is the “state’s top lawyer and law enforcement official, protecting and serving the people and interests of California” that “include safeguarding the public from violent criminals,” according to the California Department of Justice website. But instead of protecting the people, Democratic AG Xavier Becerra is trying to quash the identities of as many as 12,000 Californians who, in the past decade, have been convicted of a crime.
  Becerra is thre
  
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• Newport Harbor boys volleyball sweeps Tesoro in its usual, overpowering fashion

  07-03-2019 06:26
  
  Newport Harbor’s Alec Patterson, right, hits the ball past Tesoro’s Alex Ijams during a non-league game in Newport Beach on Wednesday, March 6, 2019. (Photo by Paul Rodriguez, Contributing Photographer)
  Newport Harbor’s Ryan Schroeder, left, and Dayne Chalmers collide as they try to bump the ball against Tesoroin Newport Beach on Wednesday, March 6, 2019. (Photo by Paul Rodriguez, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsNewport Harbor’s Ryan Schroe
  
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• How and when to watch CIF State basketball championship games

  07-03-2019 06:06
  
  The 2019 CIF State championship basketball games will take place Friday and Saturday at the Golden 1 Arena in Sacramento. Tip-off begins at 10 a.m. each day.
  If you are unable to make the trip to Sacramento, here are a few options to keep up with all the action this weekend.
  Spectrum Networks (Spectrum SportsNet or Spectrum News 1) will broadcast all of the championship games live.
  TV game schedule:
  Friday, March 810:00 a.m.     Division V Girls – Caruthers vs. Ramona &ndash
  
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• Whicker: Paul Goydos, the sequel, is finding golfing gold after 50

  07-03-2019 03:40
  
  NEWPORT BEACH — The PGA Tour Champions was born because Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino got old.
  It is known today as the place where Bernhard Langer never does.
  In truth, it has become one of the few made-for-TV ideas that hit the wall and stuck. By whatever name, the 50-and-over seniors have been rolling for dollars since 1980, a profitable second act for Langer, Fred Couples, Tom Lehman, Miguel Angel Jimenez and their peers, a timely mulligan for others.
  Paul Goydos, 54, is
  
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• Orange County scores and player stats for Wednesday (3-6-19)

  07-03-2019 03:38
  
  Scores and stats for the Orange County games on Wednesday, March 6.
  BASEBALL
  SOFTBALL
  BOYS LACROSSE
  NONLEAGUE
  Edison 15, University 2
  Goals: (Edi) Timmons 3, Weiss 2
  BOYS VOLLEYBALL
  NONLEAGUE
  Kennedy 3, Downey 1
  
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• Teen struck by car in Garden Grove, critically injured

  07-03-2019 03:35
  
  GARDEN GROVE — A 14-year-old boy was struck by a car Wednesday, March 6, while walking to school in Garden Grove and was hospitalized in critical condition, police reported.
  The boy, whose name was not released, suffered a minor skull fracture, broken nose and broken jaw in the collision, which occurred just before 8:50 a.m. at Garden Grove Boulevard and Nelson Street, said Garden Grove police Lt. Carl Whitney. He added that while the boy was in critical condition, he was stable.
  The boy w
  
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• Lake Forest honors Marines and city employee who acted quickly to help a man having a heart attack

  07-03-2019 03:13
  
  In less than seven minutes, five visiting Marines and a Lake Forest recreation supervisor had gone from dancing to performed live-saving measures and helping paramedics get a man having a heart attack onto an ambulance and to the hospital, while calming party goers.
  “Everything had worked the way it’s supposed to,” Recreation Supervisor Karen Rice said.
  Rice and the five Marines from the 1st Law Enforcement Battalion, Lake Forest’s adopted military unit, were honored Tues
  
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• USC freshman point guard Elijah Weaver gaining Andy Enfield’s confidence

  07-03-2019 03:07
  
  LOS ANGELES — When it was crunch time, USC coach Andy Enfield stuck with a freshman.
  It was late in the second half of the Trojans’ overtime loss at UCLA last week when Enfield kept Elijah Weaver at point guard for the final seven minutes of regulation, a pressure-packed final stretch in a rivalry game in front of a sold-out crowd at Pauley Pavilion.
  Enfield’s trust was buoyed by Weaver’s steady hand as he finished with seven assists without a turnover.
  “I thought h
  
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• Is ballot harvesting legal in California? Yes, and that worries some Republicans

  07-03-2019 02:58
  
  Three years ago, a state law made it easier for Californians to have someone else collect and drop off their absentee ballot.
  Doing this on a mass scale became known as ballot harvesting. And in recent months many conservative politicians and their advisers have suggested the practice – not  Democratic voter enthusiasm nor a public backlash against President Donald Trump – is the reason Republicans lost ground federally and in Sacramento in the November midterms.
  Now, Rep. Ken C
  
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• Kings’ Alec Martinez: Poor season a ‘humbling reminder’

  07-03-2019 02:45
  
  EL SEGUNDO — Alec Martinez is in his 10th season playing defense for the Kings. There have been ups and downs, but far more ups, as he was part of the Kings’ 2012 and 2014 Stanley Cup title teams.
  Still, he said he’s never been through anything like what’s happening this season.
  With only 56 points with 16 games left to play, not only will the Kings (24-34-8) almost certainly miss the playoffs for the third time in five seasons since winning the Cup for the second time, t
  
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• Mike Trout rookie card sells for $186,000 at auction

  07-03-2019 02:39
  
  Mike Trout’s success on the field is well documented. Now, the Angels’ All-Star outfielder is a certified hit on the sports collectibles market.
  A signed, limited-edition version of Trout’s 2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects rookie card recently sold by GoldinAuctions.com for $186,580, according to multiple published reports.
  The card, one of just 25 of its kind, was graded as “gem mint,” meaning it’s in virtually perfect condition, with sharp corners, sharp f
  
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• Fryer: Jimmy Nolan takes on Costa Mesa football challenge, but for how long?

  07-03-2019 02:29
  
  Jimmy Nolan resigned as head coach of Fountain Valley’s football team in December to spend more time with his family and on his business.
  Alas, Nolan changes his mind like a housefly changes directions.
  This week Nolan accepted the head coaching position at Costa Mesa.
  Nolan, 45 and a married father of four, said he likes challenges.
  He is getting a super-sized one at Costa Mesa.
  In the 2018 season Costa Mesa finished 0-10. The Mustangs’ average margin of defeat was 46 points.
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• Galaxy sign midfielder Joe Corona and defender Diedie Traore

  07-03-2019 02:25
  
  The Galaxy continued filling out the roster Wednesday with the signing of midfielder Joe Corona and defender Diedie Traore.
  Corona, 28, previously played with Club Tijuana of Liga MX. He’s played in Mexico since 2010, also spending time Veracruz, Sinaloa and America. He was signed using Targeted Allocation Money.
  Corona spent last season on loan at America and returned to Tijuana this season. Corona has made 23 appearances with the U.S. National team.
  He could make his Galaxy debut Saturda
  
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• Racing on hold until late March at Santa Anita; top jockey is leaving

  07-03-2019 01:40
  
  Santa Anita will not resume racing until March 28, according to two reliable sources, and the winter meet’s leading rider, Joel Rosario, is off to greener pastures.
  Track management, which Tuesday suspended racing and training indefinitely because of 21 fatalities since Dec. 26, called a trainers meeting Wednesday morning at which horsemen raised their concerns.
  “It seemed like everybody was cool. I didn’t see any tempers (rise),” said trainer Karen Headley, whose Secret
  
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• Artistic Vision – Blurred Lines: A.M. Rousseau explores how the linear shape infiltrates our lives

  07-03-2019 01:39
  
  Who: Artist, writer and photographer A.M. Rousseau lives and works in Newport Beach.
  What: Rousseau’s work explores lines as an elemental part of life, found everywhere in nature – in the wind, in the trunks of trees, in the sounds of music and in the waves. Her recent work combines fragments of black and white images; frequently of people in windows and doorways, or on city streets. She looks for the line in the existing photographic space and takes it into the realm of vision, insi
  
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• Matt Harvey comes out firing in his Angels spring training debut

  07-03-2019 01:33
  
  Angels second baseman Luis Rengifo, right, throws to first after forcing out the Rockies’ Mark Reynolds at second base during the second inning of Wednesday’s Cactus League game in Scottsdale, Ariz. The Rockies’ Pat Valaika was safe at first on the fielder’s choice play. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
  Los Angeles Angels’ Cesar Puello swings and misses to strike out against the Los Angeles Angels and end the top of the second inning of a spring training baseball game Wed
  
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• Coast Kid’s Reading Roundup

  07-03-2019 01:32
  
  Danielle Bauter is not only Coast’s books columnist but also manages Laguna Beach Books, so she has her finger on the pulse of publishing. We asked her for don’t-miss titles for the young reader:
  ‘A Velocity of Being: Letters to a Young Reader’ Edited by Maria Popova & Claudia Zoe Bedricka.
  ‘A Velocity of Being: Letters to a Young Reader’Edited by Maria Popova & Clauda Zoe Bedrick
  A wonderful gift for children at any stage of their reading journey, thi
  
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• Police: Pair arrested in Encino after breaking into Rolls Royce were part of multi-state ‘jugging’ crew

  07-03-2019 01:31
  
  Two men who were arrested in Encino last week on suspicion of trying to steal thousands of dollars of cash out of a bank customer’s cars were part of an expansive ring of thieves operating across dozens of states, police said Wednesday.
  The ring, whose members mostly operated out of the Houston area but recently set up in Los Angeles, targeted “dozens and dozens” of victims leaving banks across all of Southern California over the last six months, according to a detective with t
  
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