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• Dodgers acquire catcher Travis d’Arnaud to add a right-handed bat

  05-05-2019 23:48
  
  SAN DIEGO –The Dodgers search for a right-handed bat in the wake of A.J. Pollock’s injury led them to an unexpected place – catcher.
  Travis d’Arnaud was signed and joined the Dodgers at Petco Park Sunday. Matt Beaty – done in by being left-handed – was sent back to Triple-A after going 2 for 3 as a pinch-hitter in his first taste of the big leagues.
  D’Arnaud was released by the New York Mets earlier this week after being designated for assignment. He sig
  
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• UCLA beach volleyball team knocks off USC to defend NCAA championship

  05-05-2019 23:07
  
  The last laugh goes to UCLA.
  After losing its past three matches to USC, including an upset in the Pac-12 championship, the Bruins answered with a dominant 3-0 win in the NCAA final on Sunday to win their second straight national championship in Gulf Shores, Ala.
  The Bruins added the school’s 117th national championship across all sports, winning the program’s second beach volleyball title.
  “We may have lost some battles,” senior Zana Muno said on ESPN, “but we fric
  
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• Angels’ Shohei Ohtani closes in on a complete ‘spring training’

  05-05-2019 22:33
  
  MONTERREY, Mexico — As Shohei Ohtani has blown past the 40-plate appearance mark that Manager Brad Ausmus first suggested was the goal for his rehab from Tommy John surgery, General Manager Billy Eppler said that was a soft target all along, based on a normal spring training workload.
  “Typically we like to get guys around 50, so if you look through what Albert or Mike or a lot of the regulars would get, it’s generally around 50,” Eppler said Sunday morning. “Justin
  
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• Senate Constitutional Amendment 5 needs to be defeated

  05-05-2019 21:00
  
  Senate Constitutional Amendment 5 (SCA 5), is set for legislative hearing this Tuesday. It deserves a quick defeat. Advanced by Sen. Ben Allen, D-Los Angeles, and Sen. Jerry Hill, D-San Mateo, SCA 5 would lower the current two-thirds vote requirement to pass local school district parcel taxes to 55% percent.
  Here are the reasons SCA 5 is horrible for California homeowners.
  First, SCA 5 is a direct attack on Proposition 13. Prop. 13 limits the base property tax, called the ad valorem tax, to one
  
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• K-pop superstars BTS open ‘Love Yourself: Speak Yourself’ 2019 tour with thrilling Rose Bowl show

  05-05-2019 20:37
  
  The worldwide phenomenon that is the K-pop boy band BTS took over the Rose Bowl on Saturday to kick off its 2019 stadium tour, and if there were any doubts that the group was up for the biggest stages in the world, well, you’ve not been paying attention, have you?
  BTS might seem like an overnight sensation if you only noticed them over the last year or two as they started popping up on awards shows, such as the Billboard Music Awards last week – winning for top group and best social
  
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• Owner of disqualified Kentucky Derby horse threatens appeal over ‘egregious’ ruling

  05-05-2019 20:17
  
  IMAGE DISTRIBUTED FOR G.H. MUMM –Jockey Flavien Prat sprays G.H. Mumm Champagne after winning the Kentucky Derby atop Country House at Churchill Downs on Saturday, May 4, 2019, in Louisville, Ky. (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision for G.H. Mumm/AP Images)
  Luis Saez riding Maximum Security, second from right, goes around turn four with Flavien Prat riding Country House, left, Tyler Gaffalione riding War of Will and John Velazquez riding Code of Honor, right, during the 145th running of the Kent
  
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• Experts say presence of Guadalupe fur seals off Southern California coast is indication of ocean being out of whack

  05-05-2019 20:00
  
  A rare Guadalupe fur seal is spotted off Dana Point. The endangered seal is typically not seen near coastal waters. (Photo courtesy by Michelle Velasco for danawharf.com)A rare Guadalupe fur seal is spotted off Dana Point. The endangered seal is typically not seen near coastal waters. (Photo courtesy by Michelle Velasco for danawharf.com) SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsA rare Guadalupe fur seal has been seen off Dana Point for the last couple of weeks. (Photo by Matt Lamand for Danawharf.
  
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• The bullet train fiasco

  05-05-2019 18:58
  
  In 1962, the Mona Lisa was assessed at an insurance value of $100 million. That would be about $837 million today, and not even close to the most expensive painting in the world. The priciest creation ever made with paint is not in the Louvre Museum but in a government office in California, where the latest artist’s illustration of the bullet train has cost taxpayers about $5 billion, and counting.
  “Let’s be real,” said Gov. Gavin Newsom in February, announcing something
  
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• Revolting against the modern automobile

  05-05-2019 18:55
  
  I find myself saying things I never dreamed I would say when I was a kid. Things like, “I really like my brother-in-law’s husband” or “Which do you recommend, the farm-to-table artesian gluten-free soy-infused stuffed grape leaves or the hand-rubbed fig-glazed pulled free-range pork with Himalayan salt crown?”  Just the other night, for the very first time ever, The Wife asked, “Did you plug in the car?”
  The electric car thing is new for us. Two wee
  
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• California needs WaterFix more than ever

  05-05-2019 18:50
  
  Water is more critical than ever in California. That’s why we need the Twin Tunnels project, called the California Water Fix and Eco Restore, WaterFix for short.
  It would bring 9,000 cubic feet per second of water from Northern California to Southern California while solving ecological problems. Building only one tunnel would bring south just one-third the water.
  Yet Gov. Gavin Newsom in an April 29 executive order summarily called for only “a new single tunnel project.” It&rsq
  
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• NFC West offseason review: Lowly Cardinals, 49ers close gap, but Rams still alone on top

  05-05-2019 18:47
  
  When mounting a Super Bowl run, it certainly doesn’t hurt to play six games against the NFL’s worst division.
  Those were the fortunate circumstances the Rams found themselves in a season ago, when the league’s bottom two both resided in the NFC West. The Cardinals and 49ers finished a combined 7-25 in 2018 and barely put up a fight against the eventual division champs. Over four games, the Rams outscored the division’s dueling doormats by an enormous margin of 152-51.
  But
  
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• Los Angeles health officials list more places where people may have been exposed to measles

  05-05-2019 18:46
  
  LOS ANGELES – Health officials in Los Angeles County this weekend have announced eight confirmed cases of measles, not including a Long Beach resident whose case that city reported on Saturday.
  But the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is counting the Long Beach man in their count of six “non-residents” who have visited various locations in the county.
  People who were at these locations at the specified times may be at risk of developing measles for up to 21 days a
  
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• An Eichler flip in Orange is asking $1.099 million. See the before-and-after transformation

  05-05-2019 18:01
  
  The house at 1278 N. San Remo Place in Orange after the revamp (Photo courtesy of Lin He)
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• Why were birds missing from backyards during the super bloom?

  05-05-2019 17:38
  
  Suzanne Mulcahy of Laguna Niguel became concerned when the hummingbirds in her yard disappeared around mid-April.
  “I’ve always kept four feeders filled all the time,” she said. “There were birds at them continually. Then all of a sudden, my hummies (sic) were gone.”
  Other bird enthusiasts had similar experiences with feathered friends disappearing from backyards when the spring season began blooming. Mary Ann Powers, owner of Wild Birds Unlimited in Riverside, said
  
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• Recipe: This tomato salad shows off several varieties of tomatoes

  05-05-2019 17:29
  
  Few would argue about the superior taste of homegrown vine-ripened tomatoes compared with picked-green-and-gassed versions often found in the marketplace. Ripe, they have an alluring sweetness balanced with pleasing acidity and herbal perfume.
  If you want proof on a plate, dig into The Ranch Restaurant’s scrumptious tomato salad. The Anaheim restaurant’s seasonal concoction showcases tomatoes grown on their local farm in Orange. Over 600 heirloom tomatoes vines flourish on two acres,
  
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• Guadalupe fur seals are showing up along Orange County coast — could they be returning to their habitat of centuries ago?

  05-05-2019 17:00
  
  A rare Guadalupe fur seal is spotted off Dana Point. The endangered seal is typically not seen near coastal waters. (Photo courtesy by Michelle Velasco for danawharf.com)A rare Guadalupe fur seal is spotted off Dana Point. The endangered seal is typically not seen near coastal waters. (Photo courtesy by Michelle Velasco for danawharf.com) SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsA rare Guadalupe fur seal has been seen off Dana Point for the last couple of weeks. (Photo by Matt Lamand for Danawharf.
  
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• 1 person killed, 1 injured in high-speed crash in Garden Grove

  05-05-2019 16:54
  
  GARDEN GROVE – One person was killed and another injured in a high-speed, two-car crash late Saturday.
  The collision occurred at the intersection at Euclid Street and Westminster Avenue at shortly after 11:30 p.m. Garden Grove Police Sgt. Royce Wimmer said.
  One driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The other person was transported to Garden Grove Medical Center.
  Garden Grove police are investigating what caused a collision at Euclid Street and Westminster Avenue late Saturday. (Photo co
  
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• Whicker: Canelo Alvarez survives and advances, but to where?

  05-05-2019 08:01
  
  (In white trunks) Canelo Alvarez fightsDaniel Jacobs at theT-Mobile arena in Las Vegas Saturday April 4,2019.Photo by Gene Blevins/Contributing photographer
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  (In white trunks) Canelo Alvarez fightsDaniel Jacobs at theT-Mobile arena in Las Vegas Saturday April 4,2019.Photo by Gene Blevins/Contributing photographer
  fight still goingSoundThe gallery will resume inseconds(In white trunks) Canelo Alvarez fightsDaniel Jacobs at theT-Mobile arena in Las Vegas Saturday April 4,2019.Phot
  
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• Canelo wins unanimous, but close, decision

  05-05-2019 08:01
  
  LAS VEGAS — On Tuesday, Danny Jacobs said it out loud, into microphones and on videotape.
  He intended to bring 175 pounds, “at least,” into the ring at T-Mobile Arena Saturday night, to confront Canelo Alvarez.
  This didn’t mean Jacobs wouldn’t honor 160 pounds when he stepped onto the scale Friday. He did. But there was a little-known clause that required Canelo and Jacobs to gain no more than 10 pounds by Saturday morning. Jacobs blasted right through that one, He
  
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• LAFC sees win streak end with draw to Chicago

  05-05-2019 07:53
  
  Coach Bob Bradley preached patience as the Los Angeles Football Club sought to stay perfect at home.On Saturday night it was a message that the team needed to hear.
  Facing a Chicago Fire squad that had given up a goal apiece in its last two matches and lost both of them, LAFC pushed to find the magic strike that would have given it six wins in six tries in front of its supporters in 2019.
  The moment never came, however, and a club record five-match winning streak at Banc of California Stadium en
  
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• Lacrosse roundup: St. Margaret’s girls defeat Mater Dei in O.C. semifinals

  05-05-2019 07:52
  
  SANTA ANA – The St. Margaret’s girls lacrosse team beat Mater Dei 12-9 in the semifinals of the U.S. Lacrosse Orange County championships on Saturday at Segerstrom High.
  The Tartans went on a 5-0 scoring run over a 20-minute stretch in the match between the two teams that played for the 2018 championship.
  Grace Karstetter and Maddie Barkate each scored in the final minute of the first half to give St. Margaret’s a 7-6 lead at the break.
  The Tartans scored the first three goals
  
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• Bullpens lose their way but Dodgers walk away with another win in San Diego

  05-05-2019 07:43
  
  SAN DIEGO — Bullpens, huh — what’re you gonna do?
  The Dodgers signed Joe Kelly to be part of the solution in their bullpen. But he has been a problem. Saturday night, Dave Roberts put him in a game the Dodgers were leading for the first time in over two weeks. Kelly retired just one of the five batters he faced and the San Diego Padres tied the game.
  Kirby Yates allowed one run in his first 16 appearances this season as the Padres closer, saved 14 games in April and was named t
  
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• Mira Costa volleyball advances to semifinals with sweep of Huntington Beach

  05-05-2019 07:22
  
  HUNTINGTON BEACH – The Mira Costa boys volleyball team beat Huntington Beach 25-13, 25-22, 25-17 in a CIF SS quarterfinal match Saturday night at Huntington Beach High.
  The Mustangs (22-5) will make their first semifinal appearance under second-year coach Avery Drost and travel to Santa Barbara on Wednesday.
  Drost thanked his coaching staff for their help in preparing the team for Saturday’s matchup.Mira Costa sweeps Huntington Beach, 25-13, 25-22, 25-17, to advance to the Semifinals
  
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• South Coast League track and field teams show their strength at CIF-SS Division 1 Prelims

  05-05-2019 06:49
  
  MISSION VIEJO – The South Coast League boasts some of the best track and field programs in the county.
  The league may have proved it unequivocally at the CIF SS Division 1 Prelims on Saturday at Trabuco Hills High School.
  The top nine competitors in each event advanced to the Division 1 Finals on Saturday, May 11 at El Camino College in Torrance.
  Between the boys and girls teams for Aliso Niguel, Dana Hills, Trabuco Hills and Dana Hills, those four South Coast teams qualified athletes for
  
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• Newport Harbor sweeps San Clemente, advances to boys volleyball semifinals

  05-05-2019 06:43
  
  NEWPORT BEACH – It has seemed all season that Newport Harbor is destined to play in the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 boys volleyball championship game.
  It sure seemed that way again Saturday. The Sailors powered their way to a 3-0 home win over San Clemente to advance to the semifinals. The scores: 25-21, 25-18, 25-20.
  Newport Harbor (34-1) will play at Loyola of Los Angeles (21-4) in the semifinals Wednesday. Mira Costa of Manhattan Beach (21-5) plays at Santa Barbara (21-6) in the oth
  
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• Ballet folklorico competition, carnival add to excitement of Anaheim’s Cinco de Mayo festival

  05-05-2019 06:01
  
  Anaheim celebrated Cinco de Mayo with a four-day festival that lasted through the holiday on Sunday, May 5.
  Leah Martinez, 8 months, laughs at her dad, Hugo Martinez, during the annual Cinco de Mayo festival at La Palma Park on Saturday, May 4, 2019. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Contributing Photographer)
  The Baja California Dance Company performs at Anaheim’s annual Cinco de Mayo festival at La Palma Park on Saturday, May 4, 2019. (Photo by Bill Alkofer, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gall
  
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• Corey Seager still ‘searching’ for his post-surgery swing

  05-05-2019 05:57
  
  SAN DIEGO — Corey Seager has not been himself this year. That much is obvious.
  Since he made his big league debut in September 2015, Seager’s offensive production has been remarkably steady. Before hip and elbow surgeries last year, he had only one calendar month during which he hit less than .250 — the last month of 2017 when he was dealing with elbow and back woes (that would keep him off the Dodgers’ roster for the NLCS against the Chicago Cubs).
  But he finished April
  
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• AVP Tour: Chase Budinger’s block party leads to semis in Huntington Beach Open

  05-05-2019 05:42
  HUNTINGTON BEACH – It was less than a year ago that Chase Budinger – a former NBA player – told this newspaper that he was working on his blocking in his new career as a beach volleyball player.
  Now in his second year on the AVP Tour, Budinger is showing the progress he was looking for when he made that comment. He had a whopping eight blocks Saturday as he and teammate Casey Patterson – seeded sixth – defeated second-seeded Phil Dalhausser and Nick Lucena to advanc
  
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• Villa Park girls swimming places fourth at swift CIF-SS Division 2 finals

  05-05-2019 05:33
  
  RIVERSIDE – It’s called Division 2 by name only.
  There’s never really been anything second-tier about Division 2 at the CIF-Southern Section swimming championships. The group has been home to Olympic legend Janet Evans of El Dorado and national record holders Darren Ward of Sonora and Ella Eastin of Crean Lutheran among others.
  “(Division 1) feels almost the same (as Division 2),” said Foothill senior Hunter Ingram, who has raced in both divisions. “They&rsquo
  
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• Alexander: Is Dodgers-Padres a rivalry yet?

  05-05-2019 05:22
  
  SAN DIEGO — It was well over three decades ago. The Dodgers and Padres had had a typical baseball skirmish, and afterward Tom Lasorda and San Diego infielder-pinch hitter Kurt Bevacqua traded barbs. Bevacqua, along with his manager, Dick Williams, accused Lasorda of ordering his pitchers to throw at hitters. Lasorda responded that he’d never do that – but if he did he especially wouldn’t throw at Bevacqua, who “couldn’t hit water if he fell out of a boat.&rdqu
  
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• LBSU men’s volleyball repeats as NCAA champion

  05-05-2019 05:03
  
  LONG BEACH >> The only thing better than winning one national title is to do it again, this time at home in front of friends and family.
  Long Beach State outlasted Hawaii in four intense and often spectacular sets Saturday night in the NCAA Men’s Volleyball finals, 23-25, 25-22, 25-22 and 25-23, to win the 2019 crown and become the first 49er team in any sport to win back-to-back championships.
  They won the 2018 title in five sets at UCLA and did it Saturday night at the Walter Pyram
  
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• Trevor Cahill’s homer problems continue in Angels’ loss in Mexico

  05-05-2019 04:45
  
  MONTERREY, Mexico — Trevor Cahill had the same problems in Mexico that has he had in the United States.
  Cahill, throughout his career a ground ball pitcher who didn’t give up many homers, allowed three more in the Angels’ 14-2 loss to the Houston Astros before a crowd of 18,177 at Estadio de Béisbol Monterrey.
  “We still need to figure out why the ball is in the air so much,” Manager Brad Ausmus said. “Could be location. Could be usage. Could be a number
  
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• Being right in left-wing California

  05-05-2019 02:59
  
  It’s pretty hard to be a Republican living in California. It’s a politically lonely life. I moved from Texas to California last September because I’m getting very long in the tooth and my daughter wanted me close by. In this new environment I have been bludgeoned by the reality that the political zeitgeist is governed by three things: redistribution of income, identity politics (tell me who you are and I will tell you how we will treat you) and narrow diversity (only from the s
  
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• Renters are about to get what they want – good and hard

  05-05-2019 02:46
  
  SACRAMENTO – Tenants’ rights groups are ecstatic that two major rent-control bills have sailed through the Assembly’s Housing and Community Development Committee. Democratic supermajorities and Gov. Gavin Newsom’s blessing may assure the bills will become law, thus offering the latest affirmation of H.L. Mencken’s infamous quotation: “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.”
  “We know
  
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• New privacy bills about suing firms, not just shielding data

  05-05-2019 02:37
  
  California’s groundbreaking Consumer Privacy Act, passed overwhelmingly and signed into law last year, won’t go into effect until January, yet lawmakers have introduced several bills that would revise and expand its provisions. Enhancing Internet privacy is a worthy goal, but these efforts mostly are about something more nefarious: giving attorneys wider latitude to sue the state’s tech firms and small businesses that rely on online advertising.
  Last year’s law would give
  
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• Here’s why the best restaurant in the South Bay was at the BeachLife Festival

  05-05-2019 02:21
  When it comes to a restaurant with a view, there was no beating the SideStage this weekend because the high end food came with a direct view of rock stars.
  “This was a fantastic experience. To be this close to the music and the stage, everyone was mellow and the food and the service was out of this world,” said 53-year-old South Bay resident James Sanders after eating there Friday afternoon during the As The Crow Flies set at the first annual BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach.
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• Santa Margarita girls win sixth straight Division 1 title, Eagles’ boys place second

  05-05-2019 02:17
  
  RIVERSIDE Santa Margarita girls and coaches treaded water and flashed the No. 6 sign with their hands after another championship at the CIF-SS Division 1 swimming finals Saturday. But that was only half of the Eagles’ celebration.
  Moments later, Santa Margarita’s boys stood atop the bulkhead at Riverside City College as the runner-up to Loyola.
  For the first time since Corona del Mar in 2013, Orange County had a Division 1 school finish in the top-two in boys and girls team points. S
  
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• Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday (5-4-19)

  05-05-2019 01:38
  
  Scores and stats for the Orange County games on Saturday, May 4.
  GIRLS LACROSSE
  ORANGE COUNTY PLAYOFFS
  Semifinals
  Foothill 19, Santa Margarita 4
  Foot: Stokes 6 points. Torres 5 points, Williams 3 goals, Puma 3 goals, Pomeroy 3 goals.
  SM: Webster 6 saves
  St. Margaret’s 12, Mater Dei 9
  SMES: N. Miles 5 goals, Barkate 3 points, J. Miles 3 points.
  MD: Smith 5 points. Keiser 3 goals. Danese 2 goals.
   
  
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• Country House wins controversial 2019 Kentucky Derby when Maximum Security is DQ’d

  05-05-2019 01:22
  
  Country House pulled off a huge upset in the Kentucky Derby as stewards awarded the 65-1 long shot the victory following an objection that Maximum Security, the first horse to cross the finish line, interfered with the path of several horses.
  Maximum Security had appeared to win the 145th Derby by 1¾ lengths in the mud after taking control out of the final turn. The objection was filed and stewards took about 20 minutes reviewing the race from several angles before declaring Country House
  
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• Kentucky Derby 2019: These photos show you what it’s like to be at Churchill Downs

  05-05-2019 01:09
  
  Thousands attend Churchill Downs racetrack in Louisville, Ky. for the 145th running of the Kentucky Derby.
  The event attracts celebrities and horse racing fans among others interested in the annual spectacle.
  This photo gallery shows you what it was like to be at the Kentucky Derby in 2019:
  A woman wears a hat before the 145th running of the Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs Saturday, May 4, 2019, in Louisville, Ky. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
  Luis Saez rides Maximum Security to victory
  
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• Orange May Parade tradition rekindled to cheers

  05-05-2019 00:48
  
  The city of Orange on Saturday, May 4, paraded like it was 1991.
  After a 28-year hiatus, the Orange Chamber of Commerce brought back the Orange May Parade, with marching bands, Miss Orange pageant winners and a dozen floats traveling down Chapman Avenue and around the Old Towne Plaza. The parade ended at Almond Avenue and Glassell Street.
  Megan Penn, executive director of Orange Home Grown, is dressed like a pea pod to help her organization promote programs that provide access to locally grown f
  
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• Newport Beach Police: Double murder suspect intended to commit more mayhem

  05-05-2019 00:43
  
  SANTA ANA – A 44-year-old ex-con charged with two counts of murder stemming from the killings of a man and woman in a Newport Beach apartment might have planned to commit more crimes, police said in court documents.
  Jamon Rayon Buggs of Huntington Beach appeared before a judge Monday at the Harbor Justice Center in Newport Beach but did not enter a plea in the deaths of 48-year-old Wendi Sue Miller of Costa Mesa and 38-year-old Darren Donald Partch of Newport Beach. Their bodies were found
  
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• Orange County residents show their cities some love and care

  05-05-2019 00:11
  
  The annual Love Our Cities campaign had a new participant this weekend, as residents in Yorba Linda joined the army of volunteers who headed out on Saturday, May 4, into several north Orange County cities to tackle dozens of community service projects.
  Yorba Linda Mayor Tara Campbell and several other volunteers got together to spruce up the Philip Paxton Equestrian Center Saturday as part of theLove Our Cities campaign. Volunteers spread out and cleared brush, painted structures and cleaned up
  
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• Taylor Ward returns to the Angels with a few more gloves

  05-05-2019 00:01
  
  MONTERREY, Mexico — The opportunity to be the Angels’ 26th man brought Taylor Ward back to the majors with some potential new skills in his toolbox since the last time he was in the majors just a couple weeks ago.
  Since Ward returned to Triple-A after a six-game stint in the majors, he has begun splitting his time between first base and third base, with a little bit of left field too.
  “I like it,” Ward said. “I like playing outfield a little. It’s giving me an
  
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