• Miley Cyrus slammed for climbing Joshua tree, posting selfie while sitting on protected species

    Miley Cyrus slammed for climbing Joshua tree, posting selfie while sitting on protected species
    Miley Cyrus joined a group that is becoming increasingly reviled among people who care about preserving the iconic succulents that give Joshua Tree National Park its name.
    The 26-year-old singer and actress, wearing a floral onesie, recently visited the high desert park east of Los Angeles, as her Instagram account shows. She also apparently thought, like some other tourists, that it would be fun to climb one of the park’s famously distinctive trees and pose for photos that she would share
  • Ducks, Ryan Kesler in the process of determining his future

    Ducks, Ryan Kesler in the process of determining his future
    ANAHEIM — Ryan Kesler’s season is over, but he and the Ducks would like to find out sooner rather than later whether his career can continue beyond 2018-19, so they’re in the process of determining what the next course of action is for him and his wonky hip.
    The first step was to get him to halt the exhaustive process he underwent simply to play in 60 games this season. He’s continued to work out in the gym, but he’s been off the ice and hasn’t gone through th
  • 4 women accused of running escort service in Orange and Riverside counties, Nevada and Utah

    4 women accused of running escort service in Orange and Riverside counties, Nevada and Utah
    Four women were arrested this week and charged with pimping after being accused of running an illegal escort service in California, Nevada and Utah and operating it out of Santa Ana and Palm Springs.
    Authorities with the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force announced Wednesday, April 3, that the women allegedly operated a prostitution ring and were arrested Wednesday and in custody, including one awaiting extradition from Las Vegas.
    The four had operated for years, officials said, and even
  • Wednesday’s opening day schedule at Michelle Carew Classic softball tournament

    Wednesday’s opening day schedule at Michelle Carew Classic softball tournament
    SOFTBALL
    Michelle Carew Classic
    Wednesday schedule, April 3
    Games at Peralta Park, Anaheim
    Pool play
    Downey-Canyon, 1 p.m.
    Norco-Rio Mesa, 1 p.m.
    Grand Terrace-Great Oak, 1:30 p.m.
    Yucaipa-Huntington Beach, 3:15 p.m.
    Crescenta Valley-Rio Mesa, 3:30 p.m.
    Grand Terrace-Mater Dei/Chula Vista, 3:45 p.m.
    Downey-Cathedral Catholic, 5:15 p.m.
    Crescenta Valley-Norco, 5:30 p.m.
    Great Oak-Mater Dei/Chula Vista, 6 p.m.
    Pacifica-Mater Dei, 7:30 p.m.
    Gahr-Santiago/Corona, 7:30 p.m.
    MORE SOFTBALL COVERAGE
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  • Land-use regulations are obstacles to the California dream

    Land-use regulations are obstacles to the California dream
    George Skelton contends in a recent LA Times piece that for California to “solve its acute housing shortage” it must grow “up” — that is, build denser housing and give up on the idea of a “ranch-house lifestyle” with “ample backyard space.” That’s exactly the wrong prescription for a state whose urban areas are already the densest in the nation. In fact, to make housing affordable, California must grow out, not
  • ‘The Magic Flute’ leads to true love and happiness in CSUF production

    ‘The Magic Flute’ leads to true love and happiness in CSUF production
    Mozart’s “The Magic Flute,” performed by Cal State Fullerton’s College of the Arts Opera, opened Friday.
    Vocal performance majors Jasmine Powell, Jacob Hall and Kristin Jones ponder magic as the Three Ladies. (Photo by Jordan Kubat)
    Omar Rodriguez as Papageno befriends Herman Hope as Tamino. (Photo by Jordan Kubat)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsThe Shoemaker, played by vocal performance major John de Long, sings of the challenges that await the show’s hero, T
  • Mardi Gras in Fullerton, educational programs at CSUF kick off Autism Awareness Month

    Mardi Gras in Fullerton, educational programs at CSUF kick off Autism Awareness Month
    April is an especially busy month for Erica Howell. It’s Autism Awareness Month, and the co-director of the Cal State Fullerton Center for Autism is typically involved in special activities on and off campus.
    This year she will be at the ninth annual Mardi Gras for Autism hosted by Fullerton Cares. The free event, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Fullerton Train Depot parking lot, is a family festival with a number of carnival-themed attractions, including sensory zones that are
  • Surfer hears cries for help in darkness, saves woman from drowning off Huntington Beach

    Surfer hears cries for help in darkness, saves woman from drowning off Huntington Beach
    Ethan Hurst heard the screams while sitting on his surfboard in the dark ocean.
    The surfer had been in the water for hours, enjoying the glassy ocean conditions late Monday, April 1, even after the sun set and darkness took over. He was having too much fun with a strong swell to get out of the water even after all his friends had gone to shore.
    At first, he thought the shouting was coming from the beach, maybe someone messing around in the shallow water.“After a few seconds, I realized it
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  • Coachella 2019: How to get tickets for Kanye West’s Easter Sunday Service

    Coachella 2019: How to get tickets for Kanye West’s Easter Sunday Service
    Kanye West was a widely rumored Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival headliner this year only to disappear like Jesus from the tomb amid reports that he’d only perform if he could do so on the fanciful stage he’d dreamed up with his mind.
    But a few days ago, word of the resurrection of Yeezus at the desert festival arrived with the news that West now will be your secular savior for an Easter Sunday service at 9 a.m. April 21.
    Sign up for our Festival Pass newsletter. Whether you
  • Gardening: Why Bermuda buttercup fills up your garden and what to do about it

    Gardening: Why Bermuda buttercup fills up your garden and what to do about it
    There is a certain plant that has remarkable strength. I always think of an ox when reading about it or hearing its name and for an obvious reason: It’s called oxalis. Yet the etymology of oxalis has nothing to do with an ox. The word is derived from oxys, a Greek word for sharp, and sorrel, its common name, is cognate with sour. Indeed, oxalis or sorrel is of a sharp sour lemon flavor – which you can quickly confirm by plucking its foliage and briefly chewing on it. Some people toss
  • Disney hit with lawsuit alleging gender pay gap at studios

    Disney hit with lawsuit alleging gender pay gap at studios
    A law firm that has battled companies like Intel and Farmers Insurance over unequal pay for female employees is now taking on Walt Disney Co.
    Andrus Anderson, which is based in San Francisco, filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Tuesday claiming Disney discriminates against female workers by paying them less than their male counterparts.
    The complaint, filed on behalf of two employees at Walt Disney Studios, LaRonda Rasmussen and Karen Moore, asks for back pay, lost benefits a
  • 5 reasons to see Michael Bublé’s tour when it swings back to L.A. in July

    5 reasons to see Michael Bublé’s tour when it swings back to L.A. in July
    Well before singer-songwriter Michael Bublé took the stage at Staples Center during his latest An Evening With Michael Bublé Tour on Tuesday night, April 2, his fans filed in early, dressed to the nines and ready for a little pre-show cocktail hour. They really classed up the joint, where just the evening before the Los Angeles Kings hockey team lost 7-2 to the Calgary Flames.
    “When I hear the word romance, I also think hockey arena,” the 43-year-old Canadian said to th
  • NATO chief tells Congress of ‘serious’ alliance divisions

    NATO chief tells Congress of ‘serious’ alliance divisions
    By ROBERT BURNS
    WASHINGTON — In the first address to Congress by a NATO head, Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday acknowledged serious divisions within the alliance and called for bigger defense budgets to cope with global challenges such as Russian assertiveness, the core reason NATO was created in Washington 70 years ago this week.
    “We have to be frank,” Stoltenberg said before a joint meeting of Congress. “Questions are being asked on both sides of the Atlantic about the str
  • Obamacare’s split personality

    Obamacare’s split personality
    Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act, has a split personality. Sometimes it’s Dr. Jekyll and sometimes it’s Mr. Hyde.
    We don’t hear much from Dr. Jekyll, the scientist in the laboratory who deals in quiet facts and numbers, but there’s no escaping Mr. Hyde. The raging monster appears in campaign commercials, fundraising emails and all day long on TV news, spewing soundbites and terrifying the citizenry with talk of sudden illness and financial death spirals.
    R
  • House Judiciary panel approves subpoenas for Mueller report

    House Judiciary panel approves subpoenas for Mueller report
    By MARY CLARE JALONICK
    WASHINGTON — The House Judiciary Committee approved subpoenas Wednesday for special counsel Robert Mueller’s full Russia report as Democrats pressure the Justice Department to release the document without redactions.
    The committee voted 24-17 to give Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., permission to issue subpoenas to the Justice Department for the final report, its exhibits and any underlying evidence or materials prepared for Mueller’s investigat
  • Where to eat and drink downtown if you’re going to the Long Beach Grand Prix

    Where to eat and drink downtown if you’re going to the Long Beach Grand Prix
    Long Beach is off to the races with the The Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, which runs from April 12-14.
    It’s the biggest event of the year for the city, attracting more than 185,000 fans to downtown Long Beach. And these fans are not just going to be hungry for races, but also for food.
    So if you’re heading to the Grand Prix this year, here are a few spots to grab some grub.
    Christina Lopriore and Tesoro Protomartir enjoy a game of Skee Ball at , “The Harbor” Friday nigh
  • Roundup: ‘Hungry’ Edison softball knocks off No. 1 Los Alamitos as Surf League stays wild

    Roundup: ‘Hungry’ Edison softball knocks off No. 1 Los Alamitos as Surf League stays wild
    Edison’s softball team and pitcher Jenna Bloom showed Tuesday just how good they can be.
    The Arkansas-bound senior fired a three-hit shutout with 14 strikeouts and Hailie Benko and Jaelyn Operana belted two-run home runs as the host No. 8 Chargers beat Orange County No. 1-ranked Los Alamitos 6-0 in the topsy-turvy Surf League.Jaelyn Operana doubles the Edison lead with this 2 run bomb to center. The Chargers lead Los Alamitos 4-0 in bottom of the 5th. @latsondheimer @ocvarsity @EdisonSport
  • Father charged with murder, torture of 8-year-old Corona boy pleads not guilty

    Father charged with murder, torture of 8-year-old Corona boy pleads not guilty
    The father of  8-year-old Noah McIntosh of Corona  pleaded not guilty Wednesday morning, April 3, to the torture-murder of the boy.
    Bryce McIntosh, 32, had his pleas entered by Deputy Public Defender Brian Cosgrove. His next court date is April 16. McIntosh also denied the special circumstance of torture in the boy’s death.
    If convicted as charged, and if prosecutors decide to seek the death penalty in the case, McIntosh could face capital punishment in the case.
    Bryce McIntosh s
  • Springtime means higher gasoline prices. Get over it!

    Springtime means higher gasoline prices. Get over it!
    Let’s add “National Get Mad About Gas Prices Month” to March’s resume and move on.
    I recently wrote a column putting recent pump price increases into a historical perspective — that Southern California gasoline gets pricier almost every March (17 out of 18 years I studied), and average March price hikes are the largest of the year.
    Let’s politely say some readers chose to forcefully disagree about the cyclicality of statewide pricing, suggesting various evil f
  • The Democrats have a Joe Biden problem: Political Cartoons

    The Democrats have a Joe Biden problem: Political Cartoons
    Check out our regular cartoon gallery featuring some of the best cartoonists from around the world, and across the political spectrum, covering current issues and figures.
    Check out our regular cartoon gallery featuring some of the best cartoonists from around the world, and across the political spectrum, covering current issues and figures.SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsCheck out our regular cartoon gallery featuring some of the best cartoonists from around the world, and across the poli
  • Disneyland wagon ban triggers online protests by families with kids with autism, special needs and medical issues

    Disneyland wagon ban triggers online protests by families with kids with autism, special needs and medical issues
    A Disneyland wagon ban has triggered an online petition and social media protests by families with children with autism, special needs and medical issues who rely on the pull carts as a safe haven for their kids amid the often kinetic and chaotic atmosphere of the Anaheim theme park.
    The online protests follow an announcement that Disneyland and Disney California Adventure will strictly enforce an existing ban on push-or-pull wagons beginning May 1 to help improve traffic flow and reduce congest
  • This ‘MasterChef Junior’ tween doesn’t trifle when it comes to cooking

    This ‘MasterChef Junior’ tween doesn’t trifle when it comes to cooking
    Malia Brauer is still in it to win it.
    Before landing in the final 14 of Fox’s “MasterChef Junior” on the same night that saw Nayeli Mendoza and Jayden Ingalls go home, the Newhall tween was up to her elbows in whipped cream.
    The episode opened with 16 contestants digging through a giant batch of traditional English trifle in search of a colored token that would place them in one of three teams, which Malia said was nerve-wracking.
    “You don’t know who is going to be
  • 3.5-magnitude earthquake near Yorba Linda shakes parts of Orange, Riverside County

    3.5-magnitude earthquake near Yorba Linda shakes parts of Orange, Riverside County
    A 3.5-magnitude earthquake rattled parts of north Orange County and southern Riverside County Wednesday morning, kicking off a few house alarms but leaving no known damage in its wake.
    The quake struck just after 5 a.m., about 5 miles east-southeast of Yorba Linda, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The depth was less than two miles.
    By 6:15 a.m., more than 1,800 people had reported feeling the earthquake, according to the USGS.
    Orange County sheriff’s deputies received a few calls a
  • Bargain Hunter: Amtrak Pacific Surfliner is offering a train travel and Disneyland Resort deal

    Bargain Hunter: Amtrak Pacific Surfliner is offering a train travel and Disneyland Resort deal
    Riders on the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner can save on their train ticket and Disneyland Resort admission through May 20. Children 2-12 ride free with a paid adult on Pacific Surfliner to the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center, where your train ticket gets you a free shuttle ride to Disneyland Resort, plus you save 5 percent on theme park admission. For complete information, go to www.pacificsurfliner.com/disney.
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  • New bill would allow DACA holders paid jobs in Congress

    New bill would allow DACA holders paid jobs in Congress
    Immigrant youth without permanent legal status would get a shot at paid work in Congress under a bill scheduled to be introduced Wednesday, April 3.
    Sen. Kamala Harris, D-California, and two other senators are introducing the “American Dream Employment Act,” which would amend current law to allow DACA recipients paid internships and other employment in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.
    Current law allows paid employment in Congress to people who are citizens, or
  • Fatal crash temporarily closes eastbound lanes of 91 Freeway in Anaheim

    Fatal crash temporarily closes eastbound lanes of 91 Freeway in Anaheim
    ANAHEIM — At least one person died in a two-vehicle crash on the eastbound Riverside (91) Freeway in Anaheim, authorities said Wednesday.
    Officers responded about 10:10 p.m. Tuesday to witness reports that a vehicle had gone airborne and crashed into the back of a big rig near the East Street exit, according to the California Highway Patrol.
    Related Articles Suspects in Fullerton shooting arrested after crashing getaway car; no injuries reported New rescue ATV aids Brea firefighters in res
  • Lonzo Ball suing Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster

    Lonzo Ball suing Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster
    A power schism within Big Baller Brand is headed to the courtroom.
    Lakers guard Lonzo Ball and Big Baller Brand are suing company co-founder Alan Foster, accusing him of fraud and improperly taking $1.5 million from company accounts to use for his own ends. Filed Tuesday to California Superior Court, the suit seeks more than $2 million in damages.
    Obtained by The Orange County Register, the court filing lays out the narrative of Foster, who previously pled in 2002 and served almost a decade in p
  • Cody Bellinger continues hot start with grand slam as Dodgers beat Giants

    Cody Bellinger continues hot start with grand slam as Dodgers beat Giants
    The Dodgers’ Cody Bellinger watches the flight of his grand slam during the third inning of Tuesday’s game against the Giants at Dodger Stadium. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
    Cody Bellinger #35 of the Los Angeles Dodgers hits a grand slam against the San Francisco Giants in the third inning of a MLB baseball game at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday, April 02, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will res
  • Suspects in Fullerton shooting arrested after crashing getaway car; no injuries reported

    Suspects in Fullerton shooting arrested after crashing getaway car; no injuries reported
    Two men wearing ski masks opened fire at a group of people in Fullerton, then attempted to flee in a vehicle that crashed about a mile away on Tuesday. No injuries were reported, police said.
    Police received reports of shots fired at about 5:55 p.m. in the 500 block of East Patterson Way, according to the Fullerton Police Department.
    “Two males, both wearing ski masks, exited a white vehicle and opened fire at a group of people in the area,” according to a police statement. “Th
  • Kings get to play ‘villains’, push Coyotes to brink of elimination

    Kings get to play ‘villains’, push Coyotes to brink of elimination
    Coyotes right wing Richard Panik, left, battles Kings center Anze Kopitar for the puck during the first period of Tuesday’s game in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
    After scoring a goal, Los Angeles Kings center Trevor Lewis (22) gets Arizona Coyotes goaltender Darcy Kuemper (35) in the face with his stick during the third period of an NHL hockey game, Tuesday, April 2, 2019, in Glendale, Ariz. The Kings defeated the Coyotes 3-1. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)SoundThe gallery will
  • Trevor Cahill’s gem spoiled by lack of offense from slumping Angels

    Trevor Cahill’s gem spoiled by lack of offense from slumping Angels
    Angels starting pitcher Trevor Cahill throws to the plate during the first inning of Tuesday’s game against the Mariners in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
    Los Angeles Angels second baseman David Fletcher snags a pop up from Seattle Mariners’s Mitch Haniger in the fourth inning of a baseball game, Tuesday, April 2, 2019, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLos Angeles Angels’ Jonathan Lucroy races home to score against the Seattle Mar
  • Capistrano Valley baseball rallies in ninth to beat Marina in Lemmon Invitational

    Capistrano Valley baseball rallies in ninth to beat Marina in Lemmon Invitational
    IRVINE – Adam Arroyo’s two-run double in the ninth inning gave Capistrano Valley a 5-4 come-from-behind victory over Marina in a pool play game of the Ryan Lemmon Invitational on Tuesday at FivePoint Stadium in the Great Park.
    Arroyo’s hit capped a three-run inning for the Cougars (12-6-2), who trailed 4-2 going into the bottom of the ninth.
    “He’s somebody who has come up clutch for us multiple times this year,” Cougars first-year coach Adam Sorgi said. &ldquo
  • Ryan Kim helps power San Dimas baseball past Beckman in National Classic

    Ryan Kim helps power San Dimas baseball past Beckman in National Classic
    IRVINE – Any baseball team that puts together good pitching, hitting, fielding and base running is a team that is going to win plenty of games.
    San Dimas was terrific in all of those areas Tuesday in a 4-2 win over Beckman in a National Classic second-round game at Beckman High.
    San Dimas’ Ryan Kim hits a three-run home run off of Beckman starter Trevor Ernt in the sixth inning of their game in the quarterfinals of the National Classic at Beckman High School in Irvine on Tuesday, Apr
  • New rescue ATV aids Brea firefighters in rescue of injured mountain biker from Carbon Canyon

    New rescue ATV aids Brea firefighters in rescue of injured mountain biker from Carbon Canyon
    A mountain biker lost control as he rocketed into a corner about three miles deep into a trail along Carbon Canyon in Brea on Monday, March 25. He went down hard in a remote area, was unable to get back up and sustained injuries to his neck and extremities that were likely to leave him hospitalized for at least a few days, according to Division Chief Chris Nigg, a spokesman for the Brea and Fullerton Fire Departments.
    He said it would have been impossible for an ambulance to reach the man, and t
  • Orange County softball RBI leaders: Tuesday, April 2

    Orange County softball RBI leaders: Tuesday, April 2
    The Orange County softball RBI leaders through Monday, April 1.NAME, SCHOOL
    RBI
    PA
    GP
    Emily Rush, Marina
    27
    67
    19
    Emma Estep, Aliso Niguel
    22
    56
    18
    Madison Simon, Beckman
    21
    58
    17
    Grace Uribe, Huntington Beach
    21
    55
    16
    Kendall Kelly, Newport Harbor
    20
    70
    21
    Makena Tomlinson, Corona del Mar
    20
    63
    18
    Eliana Gottlieb, Newport Harbor
    19
    59
    17
    Devynn Basulto, El Modena
    19
    58
    18
    Rebeca Cabezas, Segerstrom
    19
    57
    19
    Miranda Stoddard, Orange Lutheran
    19
    51
    19
    Hailey Gallegos, Whittier Christian
    19
    49
    15
  • Lakers drop final game on road as Russell Westbrook makes history

    Lakers drop final game on road as Russell Westbrook makes history
    Los Angeles Lakers forward Mike Muscala (31) shoots in front of Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jerami Grant, left, in the first half of an NBA basketball game Tuesday, April 2, 2019, in Oklahoma City. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
    Oklahoma City Thunder center Steven Adams (12) dunks in front of Los Angeles Lakers center Moritz Wagner, left in the first half of an NBA basketball game Tuesday, April 2, 2019, in Oklahoma City. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLos Angeles Lakers g
  • Russell Westbrook dedicates performance to Nipsey Hussle, whose death has shaken NBA

    Russell Westbrook dedicates performance to Nipsey Hussle, whose death has shaken NBA
    OKLAHOMA CITY — As Russell Westbrook landed with a rebound, accomplishing a milestone unseen in the NBA in fifty-one years, he repeated one sentence as he pounded his chest.
    “That’s for Nipsey!” he shouted as the home crowd stood up to applaud during the timeout. “That’s for Nipsey!”
    The shooting death of 33-year-old rapper Nipsey Hussle on Sunday rocked much of the NBA, where intersections with hip-hop are common and often powerfully felt. It meant a lo
  • ‘Apollo 11’ heads to the Rose Bowl for an immersive 360-degree adventure this summer

    ‘Apollo 11’ heads to the Rose Bowl for an immersive 360-degree adventure this summer
    It may have been one small step for man, but it took 50 years for the story to get told like this.
    “Apollo 11,” an immersive theatrical adventure, takes audiences back to what director Scott Faris described as “the thrill of the countdown to the enormous Saturn V rocket launch and on an unforgettable journey to the Moon and back.”
    Related linksTheater review: ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ makes a perfectly sweet treat
    Segerstrom Center announces 2019-20
  • Watchdog group opposes bill that would exempt the insurance industry from a new privacy law

    Watchdog group opposes bill that would exempt the insurance industry from a new privacy law
    A watchdog group is urging California Assembly Insurance Committee Chairman Tom Daly, D-Anaheim, to withdraw legislation that would exempt insurance companies from complying with the California Consumer Privacy Act.
    The Privacy Act, set to take effect in January, empowers consumers to prevent their personal information from being sold to other companies and also allows them to sue reckless companies for data breaches.
    Santa Monica-based Consumer Watchdog said Daly’s Assembly Bill 981 would
  • 24 new menu items to eat at Angel Stadium this season

    24 new menu items to eat at Angel Stadium this season
    The season has gotten off to a slow start, with an Opening Day loss and a few more to follow, but there’s still a lot to look forward to, Angels fans: We nailed down Mike Trout’s contract for the next 12 years and Shohei Ohtani is expected to be fully recovered from his surgery in May. So look on the bright side — the Angels lost the opener in 2002 and still won the World Series.
    Red velvet whoopie pie at Angel Stadium – photographed during media day in Anaheim, CA, on Tu
  • Alexander: Isn’t it time to end NCAA’s shamateurism charade?

    Alexander: Isn’t it time to end NCAA’s shamateurism charade?
    As the Final Four approaches, it is again time for a reminder that the people most responsible for the success of March Madness are the same ones who get the least out of it. One of the most popular sporting events of the year is one in which oceans of money are passed around (TV networks to NCAA, NCAA to conferences, conferences to schools, schools to coaches, and did we mention shoe companies to schools, coaches, etc.).
    And yet … well, this anecdote probably explains a lot. Remember whe
  • Zach Veach ‘overstoked’ about his ‘job’ in IndyCar

    Zach Veach ‘overstoked’ about his ‘job’ in IndyCar
    LONG BEACH — Standing on the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach street course, waiting to give scary-fast rides to members of the media, NTT IndyCar driver Zach Veach on Tuesday looked more like he belonged in high school.
    But the baby-faced 24-year-old showed he’s no kid in 2018 when he took fourth place in his first taste of this prestigious event as an IndyCar competitor. He previously finished ninth and second here in 2013 and 2014, respectively, while driving in IndyLights.
    That sho
  • Shake Shack is coming to Long Beach

    Shake Shack is coming to Long Beach
    People who like to compare the burgers and fries at Shake Shack to those at In-N-Out Burger should have an easy time of it in Long Beach.
    The city has confirmed that Shake Shack is coming to shopping center 2nd & PCH. The 11-acre complex is slated for an October grand opening.
    It is near the Seal Beach city line and across Pacific Coast Highway from an In-N-Out drive-thru.
    Shake Shack is an East Coast thing. In-N-Out is a West Coast thing. Perhaps that’s one reason why so many burger a
  • 2019 Long Beach Grand Prix: One reporter’s story of riding in a race car at 180 miles an hour

    2019 Long Beach Grand Prix: One reporter’s story of riding in a race car at 180 miles an hour
    Press-Telegram reporter Chris Haire prepares to ride with driver Zach Veach in an open-roof Indy Car during media day for the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach in Long Beach on Tuesday, April 2, 2019. (Photo by Brittany Murray, Press-Telegram/SCNG)
    Press-Telegram reporter Chris Haire after riding with driver Zach Veach in an open-roof Indy Car during media day for the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach in Long Beach on Tuesday, April 2, 2019. (Photo by Brittany Murray, Press-Telegram/SCNG)SoundThe gall
  • Politicos ask for $100.4 million to help rebuild Whittier Narrows Dam before a breach endangers 23 cities

    Politicos ask for $100.4 million to help rebuild Whittier Narrows Dam before a breach endangers 23 cities
    Frustrated by continual delays in refurbishing the Whittier Narrows Dam, U.S. Rep. Grace Napolitano summoned the commanding general of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to her office in Washington D.C. last week.
    Her tete-a-tete with Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite produced the same refrain the agency has been telling the 1 million people threatened by flooding if the eroding dam were to fail: The $500 million project will be completed in 2025 — at the soonest.
    Not satisfied, Napolitano, D-El Monte,
  • Santa Ana offering $500 rebate for residents on car purchases in town to offset higher city sales tax

    Santa Ana offering $500 rebate for residents on car purchases in town to offset higher city sales tax
    Starting this week, Santa Ana residents and businesses that purchase a vehicle in the city can receive a $500 rebate.
    The Vehicle Incentive Program, unanimously approved by the City Council last month, is being implemented to help mitigate the city’s 1.5 cent sales tax that also went into effect April 1. City voters approved in November the local sales tax, which is expected to bring in an additional $60 million in revenue a year for the first 10 years for Santa Ana’s annual operatin
  • Rossmoor tear down fetches $1.3 million in county-run home auction

    Rossmoor tear down fetches $1.3 million in county-run home auction
    Maybe it’s another sign the housing market is cooling down. Maybe it’s because many of the homes, whose former owners are dead, weren’t very desirable to begin with.
    Whatever the reason, just 13 bidders showed up for the Orange County Public Administrator’s real estate auction on Saturday, March 30.
    When the bidding was over, just three of the homes sold. Four others failed to get a single bid and will have to be reauctioned in a future sale, officials said.
    Just two bidd

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