• Huntington Beach police helicopter makes emergency landing at John Wayne Airport, no injuries reported

    Huntington Beach police helicopter makes emergency landing at John Wayne Airport, no injuries reported
    A Huntington Beach police helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing at John Wayne Airport late Saturday night, officials said Sunday.
    There were no injuries or property damage when the helicopter landed in an infield after experiencing “mechanical difficulties,” said Officer Angela Bennett, a Hungtington Beach police spokeswoman.
    Deanne Thompson, a spokeswoman for John Wayne Airport, said the helicopter crew radioed ahead reporting “tail rotor trouble.”
    “Th
  • Tiger Woods leaves historical footnotes in fifth Masters win

    Tiger Woods leaves historical footnotes in fifth Masters win
    AUGUSTA, Ga. – Tiger Woods’ victory on Sunday comes with more footnotes than a textbook.
    He becomes the first man to win Masters championships 14 years apart.
    He came within three years of becoming the oldest Masters champion. He is 43 and Jack Nicklaus was 46 when he won in 1986.
    He is the first to win Masters in his 20s and 40s but not his 30s, and is the second oldest champion.
    He won his 81st PGA Tour event in his 81st major championship.
    He won a fifth Masters, breaking a tie wi
  • Bond issue transparency still under assault

    Bond issue transparency still under assault
    Two years ago, in a rare display of support for transparency in government finance, the Legislature and then-Gov. Jerry Brown required local governments and school districts to tell voters how proposed bond issues would affect their property taxes.
    That would seem to be just common sense and good government, but local officials complained that Assembly Bill 195 would be too difficult to implement. Their real motive, however, was a fear that telling voters that their tax bills would increase migh
  • Entangled juvenile gray whale spotted off Montage resort in Laguna Beach

    Entangled juvenile gray whale spotted off Montage resort in Laguna Beach
    An entangled juvenile gray whale was spotted off Laguna Beach on Sunday, with whale watching captains keeping a careful eye on the mammal with hopes that a rescue team can help.
    The 25-30 foot whale, heading northbound, was swimming in about 50 feet of water about ¼ mile from shore off of the Montage hotel near Treasure Island, said captain Todd Mansur of Dana Wharf Whale Watching.
    Mansur said the whale looked to be 2-3 years old, and didn’t seem to display signs of distress, though
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  • Mike Trout groin injury has improved enough for him to rejoin Angels

    Mike Trout groin injury has improved enough for him to rejoin Angels
    CHICAGO — Mike Trout’s injured groin has improved enough for him to rejoin the Angels in Texas, although his return to the lineup is still uncertain.
    The Angels announced that Trout was seen by Dr. Steve Yoon on Sunday and ultrasound imaging showed “improvement to his groin.” The statement also said that Trout had reported improvement.
    Trout “will continue to be evaluated to determine his readiness to play,” the statement said.
    Trout has been out since early i
  • Is California really a low property tax state?

    Is California really a low property tax state?
    To hear progressives tell it, California’s property tax is way too low and needs to be increased to fund the critical needs of schools and local governments.  But the notion that Proposition 13 – enacted 40 years ago – has somehow “starved” local governments is nothing more than urban myth.  In virtually every year since 1978, the growth in property tax revenue has exceeded the combined growth in inflation and population.
    While the consistent growth in pro
  • Reaction: Tiger Woods wins his fifth Masters Tournament, first since 2005

    Reaction: Tiger Woods wins his fifth Masters Tournament, first since 2005
    Tiger Woods broke an 11-year drought to win his 15th Major title and his first green jacket since 2005.
    Woods, 43, shot a final-round 70 to win by one shot over Dustin Johnson, Xander Schauffele and Brooks Koepka.Roaring back.#themasters pic.twitter.com/nlTwxWJW8X
    — Masters Tournament (@TheMasters) April 14, 2019Here are the tournament results:Final leaderboard at the 2019 Masters:
    1. @TigerWoods, -132. @DJohnsonPGA, -12
    2. @XSchauffele, -12
    2. @BKoepka, -12
    5. @JDayGolf, -11
    5. @WebbSimps
  • Coachella 2019: The Do Lab gets a makeover with some high-tech features

    Coachella 2019: The Do Lab gets a makeover with some high-tech features
    Something almost as ubiquitous to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival as the glowing Ferris wheel and epic sunsets is the colorful Do Lab stage with its pumping electronic beats, crowds of people and water cannons.
    The Do Lab has been a staple of the festival for the last 15 years and has been regularly evolving with the times, with a new design out once every couple years.This year’s design, dubbed Warrior One, is not only bigger than the stages from previous festivals — it
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  • Angels series finale in Chicago postponed by snow and cold

    Angels series finale in Chicago postponed by snow and cold
    CHICAGO — The final game of the Angels’ series against the Chicago Cubs was postponed early Sunday morning because of the forecast of steady snow and cold temperatures.
    The announcement came around 8 a.m. local time, more than five hours before the scheduled start of the game.
    No makeup date has been scheduled yet. The Angels have Cubs have four mutual off days remaining: April 29, June 3, Aug. 26 and Sept. 23. Either of the two latter dates are more likely because neither team will
  • Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg set to announce 2020 Democratic presidential run

    Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg set to announce 2020 Democratic presidential run
    By SARA BURNETT
    SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Pete Buttigieg, the little-known Indiana mayor who has risen to prominence in the early stages of the 2020 Democratic presidential race, is expected to make his candidacy official during a rally Sunday in the city where he launched his political career less than a decade ago.
    The 37-year-old Rhodes Scholar and Afghanistan War veteran, who has been exploring a White House run since January, plans a formal announcement that he’s joining the field of a
  • Tiger Woods wins the Masters for first major victory in 11 years

    Tiger Woods wins the Masters for first major victory in 11 years
    AUGUSTA, GEORGIA – APRIL 14: Tiger Woods of the United States celebrates after sinking his putt to win during the final round of the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on April 14, 2019 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)
    AUGUSTA, GEORGIA – APRIL 14: Tiger Woods of the United States celebrates after sinking his putt to win during the final round of the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on April 14, 2019 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Gett
  • Masters updates: Tiger Woods chasing the green jacket on back nine

    Masters updates: Tiger Woods chasing the green jacket on back nine
    It’s coming down to the wire as Tiger Woods and a cluster of some of golf’s best try to tame the back nine at Augusta National and win the Masters. SCNG’s Mark Whicker is there. Follow along here for live updates from Sunday’s final round.
    Trouble viewing on your mobile device? See full stream. .@TigerWoods , @XSchauffeleand @F_Molinariare tied for the lead.#themastershttps://pbs.twimg.com/media/D4IQzBCWkAEaqlg.jpgBrooks Koepka leaps to one stroke off the lead with eagle
  • A borderless world is not so hard to imagine

    A borderless world is not so hard to imagine
    “Imagine there are no countries”, sang John Lennon in his 1971 anthem to nihilism, “Imagine.” Crazy, right? Lennon himself acknowledged the utopian nature of a borderless world, writing and singing, “You may say that I’m a dreamer but I’m not the only one.” Forty-eight years later, Lennon’s vision of a world without countries is starting to look a lot less crazy.
    Of all the myriad changes ushered in by the digital revolution, the most profoun
  • Santa Anita consensus picks for Sunday, April 14

    Santa Anita consensus picks for Sunday, April 14
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Sunday April 14 at Santa Anita.
    Trouble viewing on mobile device? See consensus picks
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  • Bobcat struck by police car, rescued by 2 officers, is returned to wild

    Bobcat struck by police car, rescued by 2 officers, is returned to wild
    LAGUNA BEACH — The young bobcat looked around from inside his kennel and squinted as the sun lit up his amber-yellow eyes. Then, with a sudden leap, he was out. Within seconds, his shiny gray-brown fur blended into the nearby coastal sage scrub as he ran for cover. After one final look at the group […]
    A 1-year-old bobcat awaits its release into the wild after getting run over by a police car two-months ago. The animal was cared for by Orange County’s wildlife veterinarian, Sc
  • Bubble Watch: Is funding for Southern California’s startups drying up?

    Bubble Watch: Is funding for Southern California’s startups drying up?
    “Bubble Watch” digs into trends that may indicate economic and/or housing market troubles ahead.
    Buzz: Southern California’s venture capital funding in the first quarter was off 29% vs. the start of 2018.
    Source: Dow Jones VentureSource
    Trend reported: Fledgling companies based from Santa Barbara to the Mexican border raised $2 billion in 103 deals in 2019’s first three months vs. a year earlier when 165 deals raised a first-quarter record $2.84 billion.
    That drop looks e
  • Coachella 2019: What happened at the festival’s first Saturday

    Coachella 2019: What happened at the festival’s first Saturday
    It was another day of fun in the sun at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, from some dynamite artists early in the day to a fab run of Weezer, Billie Eilish and Tame Impala alternating between the Outdoor and Coachella stages in the evening.
    We saw some epic sets, including those three. Earlier in the day, we caught the Interrupters, Bob Moses, Christine and the Queens and many more. We also chatted with Southern California’s own Wallows, which m
  • Coachella 2019: Tame Impala, Billie Eilish, and Weezer cap off Saturday in the desert

    Coachella 2019: Tame Impala, Billie Eilish, and Weezer cap off Saturday in the desert
    While Tame Impala technically headlined the main stage at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday – and played a strong and enjoyable set – two other acts, one old, one new, captured most of the conversation as the second day of the festival wound down.
    Weezer, who play festival sets around their native Southern California so often they almost feel like the region’s house band, turned in one of its strongest sets in recent memory, thanks partly to the cross-pollina
  • University boys, Santa Margarita girls claim titles at Foothill Swim Games

    University boys, Santa Margarita girls claim titles at Foothill Swim Games
    SANTA ANA A former powerhouse resurfaced. A dominant champion showed new wrinkles. And fresh faces emerged as major award winners.
    Yes, the 47th edition of the Foothill Swim Games delivered just one meet record Saturday but was as entertaining as ever as the teaser for the CIF-SS championships in early May.
    University’s boys re-emerged as an Orange County force by holding off Pacific Coast League rival Northwood for the boys title.
    Santa Margarita’s juggernaut girls won a seventh con
  • Coachella 2019: Billie Eilish was 30 minutes late to her Coachella set, but fans were totally OK with it

    Coachella 2019: Billie Eilish was 30 minutes late to her Coachella set, but fans were totally OK with it
    Whether you were one of the thousands waiting for Billie Eilish during weekend 1 of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival Saturday night or relaxing from home, people started to get antsy when the 17-year-old failed to start on time.
    Related: Childish Gambino takes festival to ‘church’ and delivers a powerful sermon as Friday headliner
    But once Eilish took the stage, 33 minutes after her scheduled start time of 9:35, her strong presence and high energy made everyone forgive and fo
  • Why Clay Helton is happy with USC’s progress after final spring practice

    Why Clay Helton is happy with USC’s progress after final spring practice
    LOS ANGELES — One last full-pad scrimmage, a 70-yard bomb of a touchdown pass and a little scuffle between teammates, and USC’s spring football season came to an end on Saturday morning.
    The Trojans wrapped up their 15th practice of the spring. The team started five weeks ago with several questions surrounding it. How would the offensive players transition to the new coordinator Graham Harrell and his Air Raid attack? How would the defense adjust to losing several of its key pieces a
  • Zlatan Ibrahimovic delivers again scoring twice to lead Galaxy to win over Philadelphia Union

    Zlatan Ibrahimovic delivers again scoring twice to lead Galaxy to win over Philadelphia Union
    CARSON >> Zlatan Ibrahimovic said during the week that he expects to score every game.
    “It doesn’t always go my way,” he said Thursday. “But I’m trying.”
    Saturday night in front of 24,053 at the Dignity Health Sports Park, he backed up his words, scoring a pair of goals in the first half, leading the Galaxy to a 2-0 win over the Philadelphia Union.
    “I try to help the team in the best way and that’s to score goals,” Ibrahimovic said.
    The
  • LAFC blanks FC Cincinnati for third consecutive shutout

    LAFC blanks FC Cincinnati for third consecutive shutout
    Los Angeles FC midfielder Mark-Anthony Kaye (14) brings the ball down the pitch against FC Cincinnati midfielder Allan Cruz (15) during the first half of a Major League Soccer match at Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif. on Saturday April 13, 2019. (Photo by Raul Romero Jr, Contributing Photographer)
    Los Angeles FC forward Christian Ramirez (21) headers the ball against FC Cincinnati defender Justin Hoyte (32) during the first half of a Major League Soccer match at Banc of Californ
  • No. 2 Long Beach State men’s volleyball wraps up Big West regular-season title with win over No. 1 Hawaii

    No. 2 Long Beach State men’s volleyball wraps up Big West regular-season title with win over No. 1 Hawaii
    LONG BEACH — The back-to-back men’s volleyball matches between No. 1 Hawaii and No. 2 Long Beach State lived up to the hype.
    For the second night in a row, the two best teams in the country needed five sets to determine a winner. And for the second night in a row, it was Long Beach State which emerged with a 3-2 win.
    The 49ers (25-1, 10-0) won by scores of 25-16, 18-25, 13-25, 25-23 and 15-10, wrapping up the regular-season Big West Conference title and the No. 1 seed in next week&rs
  • Coachella 2019: Weezer sings the classics with Tears for Fears and Chilli from TLC

    Coachella 2019: Weezer sings the classics with Tears for Fears and Chilli from TLC
    Weezer started their Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival set in the most Weezer way possible. They dressed up as a barbershop quartet, complete with matching striped blazers and hats singing their hit song, “Beverly Hills.”
    But people watching the live streams and those at the festival got a treat on Saturday, April 13, of hit songs from the ’80s, ’90s, and ’00s with the help of special guests Tears for Fears and Chilli from TLC in addition to a mix of the band
  • Dodgers fall to Milwaukee Brewers for sixth straight loss

    Dodgers fall to Milwaukee Brewers for sixth straight loss
    Milwaukee Brewers’ Orlando Arcia gestures as he rounds first after hitting a solo home run during the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Cody Bellinger, right, rounds third after hitting a solo home run as Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Zach Davies stands at the mound during the fourth inning of a baseball game Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo
  • For Dodgers’ Dylan Floro, a higher release means better results

    For Dodgers’ Dylan Floro, a higher release means better results
    LOS ANGELES – Spring training never mattered less than it did the night of March 1 in Goodyear, Arizona.
    In the fourth inning of a Cactus League game between the Dodgers and Cleveland Indians, pitcher Dylan Floro made his 2019 debut. His first batter was a minor league shortstop wearing a number 75 jersey, Yu Chang. On the second pitch of the at-bat, Floro threw a Chang fastball that didn’t land until it caromed off the batter’s eye in center field and onto the warning track, a
  • Photos: Vintage 1886 Baseball between the Crestline Highlanders and Riverside Smudge Pots

    Photos: Vintage 1886 Baseball between the Crestline Highlanders and Riverside Smudge Pots
    Southern California Vintage BaseBall League game between the Crestline Highlanders and the Riverside Smudge Pots as they wear uniforms and use replica gear from 1886 at the Riverside School of the Deaf on Saturday, April 13, 2019 in Riverside, California.
    Darren “Sugar” McCanne, left, goes over the rules with both teams during a Southern California Vintage Base Ball League game at the Riverside School of the Deaf on Saturday, April 13, 2019 in Riverside, California. Crestline won 7-5
  • AB221 will do more harm than good in helping disadvantaged students

    AB221 will do more harm than good in helping disadvantaged students
    Teacher unions, school districts and education reformers are in rare agreement that California faces a severe shortage of teachers, especially in schools that serve low-income students and among those who teach science and mathematics.
    For instance, an education think tank called the Leadership Policy Institute found 75 percent of California districts “were experiencing teacher shortages, and the vast majority said those shortages were getting worse.”
    Yet a new bill, which recently p
  • Molinari leads Woods, Finau by two with 18 Masters holes remaining

    Molinari leads Woods, Finau by two with 18 Masters holes remaining
    Gary Woodland hits from the fourth tee during the third round for the Masters golf tournament Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Augusta, Ga. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)
    Matt Kuchar runs to the green on three to look at his shot during the third round for the Masters golf tournament Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Augusta, Ga. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsKiradech Aphibarnrat, of Thailand, hits from a bunker on the second hole during the third round for the Masters golf tour
  • Angels’ Zack Cozart snaps hitless drought with 3 hits

    Angels’ Zack Cozart snaps hitless drought with 3 hits
    Chicago Cubs’ Javier Baez, left, is safe at second base after hitting a double as Los Angeles Angels second baseman David Fletcher applies a late tag during the ninth inning of a baseball game Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Chicago. The Angels won 6-5. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
    Los Angeles Angels relief pitcher Cody Allen, right, celebrates with catcher Jonathan Lucroy after the Angels defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-5 in a baseball game Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Chicago.(AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)Soun
  • Scenes from a troubled season: The warning signs that the Lakers would falter

    Scenes from a troubled season: The warning signs that the Lakers would falter
    LOS ANGELES – The season’s first punch connected with Chris Paul’s face. The last one was a shot to the gut of the Lakers’ organization.
    The bookends of the 2018-19 Lakers campaign produced chaos of different kinds, but chaos nonetheless. The Oct. 20 brawl in the home opener at Staples Center, which marred the long-anticipated debut of LeBron James with suspensions, feels like a lifetime ago given all that’s transpired since. The surprise resignation of Magic Johnso
  • Santa Margarita’s Tessa Green satisfies her fast cravings at Orange County Championships

    Santa Margarita’s Tessa Green satisfies her fast cravings at Orange County Championships
    Canyon’s Emma Hadley wins the girls 1600 meter during the Orange County Track and Field Championships at Mission Viejo High Saturday, April 13, 2019.
    (Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)
    Mission Viejo’s Kelli Hines competes in the girls 1600 meter run during the Orange County Track and Field Championships at Mission Viejo High Saturday, April 13, 2019.
    (Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsSan Clemente’s
  • Keisser: Grand Prix has a strong family lineage in Long Beach

    Keisser: Grand Prix has a strong family lineage in Long Beach
    IndyCar driver Colton Herta races into turn one during the final practice session prior to qualifying at the 45th Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Saturday, April 13, 2019. (Photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)
    IndyCar driver Colton Herta heads down Shoreline Driver during the opening practice session for the 45th Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Friday, April 12, 2019. (Photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsIndyCar driver C
  • Coachella 2019: Vanessa Hudgens, Halsey, Gigi Hadid, more celebrities roam the festival

    Coachella 2019: Vanessa Hudgens, Halsey, Gigi Hadid, more celebrities roam the festival
    Weekend one of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival did not disappoint with the art, food and celebrity sightings.Related: 6 obvious and not-so-obvious spots for squad photos and selfiesGigi Hadid, Paris Hilton and more posted photos on Instagram from the festival.View this post on Instagramback!day one
    A post shared byGigi Hadid (@gigihadid) on Apr 13, 2019 at 3:53pm PDT
    Supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio celebrates her 38th birthday during day two of Coachella.View this post on InstagramCo
  • Grand Prix notes: Driving for a big-time owner brings share of challenges

    Grand Prix notes: Driving for a big-time owner brings share of challenges
    Joao Barbosa and Felipe Alburquerque won the Bubba Burger Sports Car Grand PrixSaturday at the Acura Grand Prix of Long BeachSaturday April 13, 2019. Photo By Chuck Bennett
    Joao Barbosa won the Bubba Burger Sports Car Grand PrixSaturday at the Acura Grand Prix of Long BeachSaturday April 13, 2019. Photo By Chuck BennettSoundThe gallery will resume insecondsJoao Barbosa and Felipe Alburquerque won the Bubba Burger Sports Car Grand PrixSaturday at the Acura Grand Prix of Long BeachSaturday April 1
  • Marina pole vaulter Skyler Magula gets back on track at Orange County Championships

    Marina pole vaulter Skyler Magula gets back on track at Orange County Championships
    Newport Harbor’s Aida Elbettar gets second place in the discus with a distance of 182′ 5″ during the Orange County Track and Field Championships at Mission Viejo High Saturday, April 13, 2019.
    (Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)
    Esperanza’s Jeff Duensing wins the discus throw with a distance of 185’8″ during the Orange County Track and Field Championships at Mission Viejo High Saturday, April 13, 2019.
    (Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contribut
  • Coachella 2019: Photos of the performers and their fans from Saturday, Weekend 1

    Coachella 2019: Photos of the performers and their fans from Saturday, Weekend 1
    We’re back out at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and here’s who we’re seeing on stage Saturday, April 13. You know we’ve got some Tame Impala coming, and we plan to hit up some SoCal bands, too, including the Interrupters. We’ll be updating throughout the day.
    The Interrupters’ Kevin Bivona, left, and Aimee Interrupter perform on the Outdoor Stage during the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio on Saturday, Ap
  • Coachella 2019: Cupcake Vineyards will put your face on their frosé at the festival

    Coachella 2019: Cupcake Vineyards will put your face on their frosé at the festival
    Brands flock to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival each year to show off new tech designed to make your life more fun, interesting and convenient. That includes things you didn’t know you needed — like Cupcake Vineyards’ Frozie, a refreshing cup of frozen rosé wine with your face on it.
    It works like this: You head to Cupcake’s yellow truck between the Outdoor Theater and Indio Central Market and pay $16 for either a strawberry rosé or peach Sauvig
  • Former O.C. youth basketball coach arrested on suspicion of unlawful sex with minors in 2009

    Former O.C. youth basketball coach arrested on suspicion of unlawful sex with minors in 2009
    A former youth basketball coach was arrested this week on suspicion of unlawful sex with minors a decade ago, authorities said Friday, April 12.
    Carlos Juarez, 44, of Costa Mesa. (Photo Courtesy of Irvine Police Department)
    Carlos Juarez, 44, of Costa Mesa, was arrested Thursday outside his home in the 1300 block of Adams Avenue, the Irvine Police Department said in a statement.
    The arrest came after four victims reported sexual incidents, reported to have occurred in 2009, involving Juarez to v
  • Ohana Day celebrates beach lifestyle in Seal Beach

    Ohana Day celebrates beach lifestyle in Seal Beach
    It’s a family-style gathering that celebrates all aspects of the beach.
    Ohana Day brought beach-lovers to Seal Beach on Saturday, April 13, an early Earth Day event hosted by the Huntington Beach and Seal Beach Surfrider chapters.
    Plastic straws that filled up a wheelbarrow were among the 441 pounds of trash collected during Ohana Day at the Seal Beach Pier on Saturday, April 13, 2019. The event was hosted by the Seal Beach/Huntington Beach Surfrider Chapter. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Contri
  • Coachella 2019: 6 obvious and not-so-obvious spots for squad photos and selfies

    Coachella 2019: 6 obvious and not-so-obvious spots for squad photos and selfies
    Love it or hate it, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival over the last 20 years has transformed from “just” the year’s go-to music festival into a weekend-long experience that begs to be documented with photos, video and the occasional Boomerang.
    You’ve already planned your outfits, lathered up in sunscreen and mapped out which acts you want to see. Now leave the hard part up to us — here are six obvious and not-so-obvious Instagram-worthy spots around the E
  • Angels use full-team effort in thrilling win over Cubs

    Angels use full-team effort in thrilling win over Cubs
    CHICAGO — The short-handed Angels clawed their way to a 6-5 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday afternoon.
    Without Mike Trout for a third consecutive game, the Angels parlayed a string of singles and walks into just enough offense for a conga line of six pitchers.
    Cody Allen walked a tightrope in the ninth, allowing one run before stranding the potential tying run at third to end the game.
    The Angels had nine hits, including eight singles, and seven walks, including two with the base
  • More than 50 people in Seal Beach shave their heads in solidarity with childhood cancer patients

    More than 50 people in Seal Beach shave their heads in solidarity with childhood cancer patients
    Boasting a voluminous, salt-and-pepper beard with a matching full head of hair, father Mike Jones thought of his daughter as shears cut through his hair.
    His daughter Abigail shaved his head every year at the St. Baldrick’s Foundation head-shaving fundraiser in Seal Beach, since she was diagnosed with cancer in 2014. But two years later, she died from the disease at 9 years old.
    But Jones continues the tradition by shaving his head each year, with another hairdresser, in memory of his dau
  • Thank you, Mother Nature: Festival at Bolsa Chica wetlands celebrates Earth Day a week early

    Thank you, Mother Nature: Festival at Bolsa Chica wetlands celebrates Earth Day a week early
    At the Bolsa Chica wetlands in Huntington Beach, every day is Earth Day – and sand, ocean and animal day, too.
    A stuffed Coyote seems to watch as Marti deMetropolis, left, with the California Fish and Wildlife Natural Resource Volunteer Program shows Linda Fillet, a naturalist with the Amigos de Bolsa Chica a card with animal tracks at the Bolsa Chica Conservancy free annual Earth Day Festival Saturday with educational activity booths, tours, food, a bounce house and more in Huntington Bea
  • Coachella 2019: In Coachella’s 20th year, the art works are fewer, but grander in scale

    Coachella 2019: In Coachella’s 20th year, the art works are fewer, but grander in scale
    Pretty much anything can change over two decades and the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is no exception — the crowds are younger and larger, the music is less rock-centric and the food offerings are more varied.
    So, too, has the art changed.
    Raffi Lehrer, associate art director for the festival, said it was three years ago when his boss, Art Director Paul Clemente, realized that a change was in order.
    “In 2016 there were six installations which were just a third of what we
  • UCLA football practice report day 12: No. 1 defense dominates scrimmage

    UCLA football practice report day 12: No. 1 defense dominates scrimmage
    Saturday was the last open practice before the spring game. UCLA had an extended live scrimmage at the end of practice with the first-team defense flexing its muscle. Next week’s practices on Tuesday and Thursday are closed to the public and Saturday’s spring game is at 11 a.m. at Drake Stadium. The format for the spring game is unknown at this point.
    Here are links to wrap up Saturday’s coverageWhy walk-ons will be the “backbone” of the UCLA football program under

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