• Aboard the Battleship Iowa off San Pedro, remembering those who have served, both men and women

    Aboard the Battleship Iowa off San Pedro, remembering those who have served, both men and women
    Battleship IOWA hosted it’s annual Memorial Day remberance on Monday May 27, 2019. The event had speakers, fly-overs and food trucks.A North American SNJ-5 makes a fly-over pass above the event. Photo By Chuck Bennett
    Battleship IOWA hosted it’s annual Memorial Day remberance on Monday May 27, 2019. The event had speakers, fly-overs and food trucks. LeahAnn Sweeney, 4years in the USMC, Dianna Wilson, 5 years in the Army and Sheena Morris 9 years in the Navy all represented the nonpro
  • Nick Tropeano gets shot to return to majors with Angels

    Nick Tropeano gets shot to return to majors with Angels
    OAKLAND — Nick Tropeano is going to return to the majors for the first time in nearly 10 months.
    Tropeano, who missed the end of last season and the start of this season with shoulder trouble, will be recalled to pitch for the Angels on Tuesday in Oakland, according to a source.
    The Angels had a hole in the rotation because they used Felix Peña in relief on Sunday. Peña was scheduled to pitch on Monday, following an opener, but instead the Angels moved Trevor Cahill from Tues
  • Memorial Day race honors Camp Pendleton’s Darkhorse Marines

    Memorial Day race honors Camp Pendleton’s Darkhorse Marines
    Marine Cpl Carlos Garcia’s daughter, Isabel, 6, jumps into his arms after she finishes the 21st annual City of Laguna Hills Memorial Day kids run on Monday, May 27, 2019. Garcia was injured while serving in Afghanistan in 2010. (Photo by Mindy Schauer, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    Marine Sgt. Matt Elston with the 20th Special Forces, completes the City of Laguna Hills Memorial Day 5k on
    Monday, May 27, 2019. (Photo by Mindy Schauer, Orange County Register/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume
  • Former Dodger Bill Buckner dead at 69 after battling dementia

    Former Dodger Bill Buckner dead at 69 after battling dementia
    Former Los Angeles Dodgers Bill Buckner, left, passed away at the age of 69. Former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, right, with Maury Wills (30) and Bill Buckner (22)during the Old-Timers game prior to a baseball game between the Atlanta Braves and the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday, June 8, 2013 in Los Angeles. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
    Former Los Angeles Dodgers Bill Buckner, left, passed away at the age of 69. Former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Las
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  • Cookie, a Big Bear bald eagle chick born last month, has died

    Cookie, a Big Bear bald eagle chick born last month, has died
    The baby bald eagle chick born last month in the Big Bear Lake area called Cookie has died, most likely because of hypothermia, U.S. Forest Service officials said on Monday, May 27.
    A late-season storm on Sunday pushed overnight temperatures down to 26 degrees and added a couple inches of snow after rainfall, which can be a deadly mix to young chicks, the U.S. Forest Service said.
    “We had done a checkup on them and did some banding on Friday and both appeared to be healthy and looked good,
  • All the Star Wars lingo you need to know to speak like a Black Spire native while in Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge

    All the Star Wars lingo you need to know to speak like a Black Spire native while in Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge
    First-time visitors to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland may be confused by villagers speaking in Batuuese about refreshers, hydrators, younglings, bright suns, rising moons and data pads, but with a little bit of practice anybody can talk like a Black Spire native in no time.
    Disneyland employees dressed in Star Wars costumes will speak an in-universe lingo to intergalactic travelers visiting the new Galaxy’s Edge themed land coming to the Anaheim theme park.
    MiceChat columnist
  • 2019 NBA Finals schedule and matchups: Golden State Warriors vs. Toronto Raptors

    2019 NBA Finals schedule and matchups: Golden State Warriors vs. Toronto Raptors
    NBA FINALS SCHEDULE
    (All games to be televised on ABC)
    Game 1: Thur., May 30, Golden State at Toronto, 6 p.m. PT
    Game 2: Sun., June 2, Golden State at Toronto, 5 p.m. PT
    Game 3: Wed., June 5, Toronto at Golden State, 6 p.m. PT
    Game 4: Fri., June 7, Toronto at Golden State, 6 p.m. PT
    *Game 5: Mon., June 10, Golden State at Toronto, 6 p.m. PT
    *Game 6: Thur., June 13, Toronto at Golden State, 6 p.m. PT
    *Game 7: Sun., June 16, Golden State at Toronto, 5 p.m. PT
    (*-if necessary)The position matchup b
  • Man wearing Trump mask arrested for allegedly damaging vehicle in Mission Viejo

    Man wearing Trump mask arrested for allegedly damaging vehicle in Mission Viejo
    A 56-year-old man was arrested after deputies say they saw him slash a tire and damage the car’s windshield while wearing a mask resembling President Donald Trump, authorities said.
    Rory Zimmerman, 56, was arrested by Orange County deputies after he allegedly vandalised a vehicle in Mission Viejo while wearing a mask resembling President Donald Trump Monday, May 27. (Photo Courtesy of Orange County Sheriff’s Department)
    A man, later identified as 56-year-old Rory Zimmerman, was arres
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  • Israel faces possible second election amid coalition crisis

    Israel faces possible second election amid coalition crisis
    By ARON HELLER
    JERUSALEM — Israel’s parliament on Monday passed a preliminary motion to dissolve itself. The move further pushed the country toward an unprecedented political impasse, less than two months after elections seemed to promise Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a new mandate.
    If the bill receives final passage in a vote scheduled Wednesday, Israel would be forced to hold new elections — sending the political system into disarray.
    Netanyahu appeared to have a clear pa
  • Trump in Japan: Pomp and tense circumstance on North Korea, trade

    Trump in Japan: Pomp and tense circumstance on North Korea, trade
    By JILL COLVIN and DARLENE SUPERVILLE
    TOKYO — All the pomp and pageantry in the world couldn’t paper over the tensions between President Donald Trump and Japan’s Shinzo Abe on two of their most pressing issues: North Korea and trade.
    The president and prime minister tried mightily to minimize their differences during Trump’s four-day state visit to Tokyo, while playing up their close personal friendship and their countries’ long-held ties. But tension abounded, with
  • Losing sight of the American dream: Southern California home prices rising 4 times faster than wages

    Losing sight of the American dream: Southern California home prices rising 4 times faster than wages
    Cameron and Karie Herber have two incomes, good credit and successful careers. But the Riverside couple still can’t find a house they can afford to buy.
    So they plan to buy some land and build their own home — in Idaho.
    “These (Southern California) properties are out of our range. … There’s nothing we can afford,” said Karie Herber, 44, a nurse and mother of two with a dog named Vader. “We’ve now come to terms that we might have to move to Idaho.&
  • Congress fiddles while Trump lurches toward war on Iran: Ron Paul

    Congress fiddles while Trump lurches toward war on Iran: Ron Paul
    Congress, and particularly the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, seems determined to see the end of the Trump administration before the 2020 vote.
    Although House Speaker Pelosi claims she is not seeking impeachment, she’s accusing the president of “covering up” something. However, she won’t say what until she can do more investigating.
    But Trump’s opponents on both sides of the congressional aisle don’t seem so enthusiastic about challenging the pr
  • This is when Long Beach’s first winery is expected to open

    This is when Long Beach’s first winery is expected to open
    Downtown Long Beach has a couple of breweries, a distillery is opening soon and now a winery is coming to the area.
    A July opening is expected for Waters Edge Winery & Bistro, which would become Long Beach’s first winery when it pours its first glass on Pine Avenue this summer.
    “I really love what’s going in downtown Long Beach,” said Mark Mitzenmacher, who along with his son Collin Mitzenmacher, are adding to the downtown drinking scene when they open the local franc
  • Could too many taxes turn this blue state red?

    Could too many taxes turn this blue state red?
    The more elections go by with Californians electing huge Democratic majorities to the state Legislature and no Republicans to statewide offices, the more secure elected Democrats feel. The more secure they feel, it seems, the more taxes they want to impose on the folks who put them in office.
    It’s not enough that California already has among the highest income and sales taxes in America, ranking the state No. 11 among the 50 states in terms of overall tax burden. Only the property tax limi
  • Courts aren’t to blame for rise in homeless problems

    Courts aren’t to blame for rise in homeless problems
    Walking down Market Street in San Francisco from a few blocks south of City Hall to the Ferry Building used to be a delightful part of a visit to one of America’s most beautiful cities. That is no longer the case, due to the large number of homeless permanently encamped on the sidewalk.
    Downtown Los Angeles and areas of San Diego, Santa Ana, and other California cities present similarly repelling scenes.  Compassion for the poor, mentally ill, alcoholic, and drug-addicted does not cha
  • Diabetes affects 1 in 3 American adults. Are you at risk?

    Diabetes affects 1 in 3 American adults. Are you at risk?
    Your chances of contracting diabetes are greater than ever. The number of people suffering from type II diabetes has tripled in the last 20 years—today, more than 30 million Americans have diabetes, and more than 84 million have prediabetes. This means that about a third of adults have an increased risk for heart disease or stroke.Although these numbers are frightening—and they should be—people with prediabetes can prevent or delay diabetes if they make changes to their lifesty
  • UCLA baseball earns No. 1 overall seed in NCAA Tournament

    UCLA baseball earns No. 1 overall seed in NCAA Tournament
    After one of the most successful regular seasons in school history, UCLA earned the top overall seed in the NCAA baseball tournament on Monday, setting the Bruins up for a possible run to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb.
    As a top-eight seed, the Bruins (47-8) are guaranteed home field advantage until the CWS in Omaha if they continue through the bracket.
    UCLA will host Loyola Marymount, Baylor and Omaha in four-team, double-elimination regional tournament at Jackie Robinson Stadium beginn
  • High school artists decorated this hippie bus to transport KPRI radio listeners 50 years back in time to Woodstock

    High school artists decorated this hippie bus to transport KPRI radio listeners 50 years back in time to Woodstock
    In anticipation of the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, the huge outdoor music festival (and social event) held in August of 1969, a community radio station, school district and some budding artists from a high school in Fallbrook have teamed together to create a 1960s hippie-themed work of art.
    According to KPRI (91.3 FM) General Manager John Fox, the idea for the project came about when the station decided to change call letters from its original sign-on of KOPA to KPRI back in March of 2018. Wh
  • Watch classic movie palaces in Los Angeles come back to life with Last Remaining Seats

    Watch classic movie palaces in Los Angeles come back to life with Last Remaining Seats
    It’s showtime once again for the city’s old movie palaces as the Last Remaining Seats series returns to screen classic films the way they were meant to be seen, in ornate theaters.
    Organized by the Los Angeles Conservancy, the annual series screens classic and newer films every summer at historic turn-of-the-century movie palaces, located mostly in downtown Los Angeles’ Broadway corridor.
    This year it returns June 1-29 with nine films that include comedies, thrillers, and a bro
  • Anaheim apartment fire injures 1, kills 1 dog, displaces 10 residents

    Anaheim apartment fire injures 1, kills 1 dog, displaces 10 residents
    A Sunday night fire at a two-story Anaheim building injured one person, killed a dog and displace 10 residents from at least two apartments.
    The fire was reported at 10:51 p.m. at 2182 W. Brownwood Ave., a MetroNet fire dispatcher said.
    Everyone was out when firefighters arrived, she said, with the flames snuffed out at 11:05 p.m.
    The injured person declined transport to a hospital, the dispatcher said.
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  • Santa Anita consensus picks for Monday May 27

    Santa Anita consensus picks for Monday May 27
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Monday May 27 at Santa Anita.
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  • How ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ fulfills a childhood dream — with explosions — for O’Shea Jackson Jr.

    How ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ fulfills a childhood dream — with explosions — for O’Shea Jackson Jr.
    O’Shea Jackson Jr. had a clear plan after he made his screen debut in “Straight Outta Compton,” playing his own father, the rapper Ice Cube, in the 2015 biopic about the influential rap group NWA.
    “I wanted to take a bunch of roles that were night and day,” Jackson says. “I just wanted to show versatility.”
    So he signed onto the dark comedy “Ingrid Goes West” and then flexed his action movie muscles in the heist flick “Den Of Thieves,&r
  • Is another Southern California housing crash needed to create ‘affordable’ housing?

    Is another Southern California housing crash needed to create ‘affordable’ housing?
    Are Southern California homes more unaffordable these days? Well, it depends on which yardstick you’re using.
    If you look at home pricing and incomes since the Great Recession ended, affordability has gotten much worse.
    Of course, if we dream of returning to that era, don’t forget that bargain hunters of those days were bold. Buyers had to be willing to act when the economy and real estate markets were shaky. Not to mention, lenders post-recession were reluctant to do business with a
  • The important role Captain Jack Sparrow plays in the new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge coming to Disneyland

    The important role Captain Jack Sparrow plays in the new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge coming to Disneyland
    When Walt Disney Imagineering was play testing new ways theme park visitors could interact with bounty hunters and rebel spies in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge it turned for help to an unlikely character: Captain Jack Sparrow from the “Pirates of the Caribbean” film franchise.
    Imagineering employed the eccentric pirate during a series of in-park play tests to work out the logistics of the story-driven interactive experiences that will take place in the Black Spire Outpost village on
  • Fire at Seal Beach apartment complex displaces 11 residents

    Fire at Seal Beach apartment complex displaces 11 residents
    SEAL BEACH — Firefighters knocked down a blaze inside an apartment building in Seal Beach on Sunday, May 26.
    The two-alarm fire at a four-story apartment building in the 12400 block of Montecito Road was reported at 1:54 p.m., said Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Cameron Rossman.
    The OCFA and the Huntington Beach Fire Department dispatched a total of 44 firefighters to the scene, Rossman said.
    The fire broke out in a unit on the fourth floor, Rossman continued. The bottom floor is a par
  • WNBA favorite Las Vegas Aces top Sparks to start season

    WNBA favorite Las Vegas Aces top Sparks to start season
    A’ja Wilson had 21 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Las Vegas Aces to an 83-70 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday in the season opener for both teams.
    The Aces, tabbed as the preseason favorite to win this year’s title, were without last year’s WNBA leading scorer Liz Cambage, who is still healing from Achilles tendinitis she suffered during the offseason.
    Las Vegas coach Bill Laimbeer said the plan to sit Cambage had been in place, purely out of cautiousness.
    So,
  • WNBA favorite Aces top LA Sparks to start season

    WNBA favorite Aces top LA Sparks to start season
    A’ja Wilson had 21 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Las Vegas Aces to an 83-70 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday in the season opener for both teams.
    The Aces, tabbed as the preseason favorite to win this year’s title, were without last year’s WNBA leading scorer Liz Cambage, who is still healing from Achilles tendinitis she suffered during the offseason.
    Las Vegas coach Bill Laimbeer said the plan to sit Cambage had been in place, purely out of cautiousness.
    So,
  • Top-ranked UCLA baseball hopes to build on historic regular-season success

    Top-ranked UCLA baseball hopes to build on historic regular-season success
    John Savage turned the page on last season’s road woes quickly and literally.
    Before UCLA’s first road series of the year against Georgia Tech in February, he assembled his team in its Atlanta hotel and asked his players to list attributes of the 2018 team that went 13-13 on the road. The coach wrote the ideas down on a piece of paper.
    Then he asked for what the Bruins wanted to be in 2019. He turned the sheet over and wrote them down: play with edge, be mentally tough, be confident,
  • Flashback: Lakers’ Robert Horry hits buzzer-beater against Kings in 2002 WCF Game 4

    Flashback: Lakers’ Robert Horry hits buzzer-beater against Kings in 2002 WCF Game 4
    With less than one second remaining on the clock, Robert Horry of the Los Angeles Lakers recovered the ball and made a three-point shot over the reach of Sacramento Kings’ Chris Webber to win Game 4 of the NBA Western Conference Finals at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on May 26, 2002.Where were you 17 years ago, when Robert Horry of the Lakers decided to shoot his shot?pic.twitter.com/qmXP34knpv
    — Inside SoCal Sports (@InsideSoCalSpts) May 26, 2019The Lakers would beat the Kings
  • Angels pull out all the stops in 7-6 win over Texas Rangers

    Angels pull out all the stops in 7-6 win over Texas Rangers
    Los Angeles Angels’ Mike Trout points toward his dugout before hitting a solo home run during the first inning of a baseball game against the Texas Rangers, Sunday, May 26, 2019, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Los Angeles Angels’ Kole Calhoun, right, scores on a wild pitch ahead of the tag of Texas Rangers catcher Isiah Kiner-Falefa during the seventh inning of a baseball game Sunday, May 26, 2019, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)SoundThe gallery will resu
  • Dick Dale, surf music icon, remembered at O.C. beach tribute

    Dick Dale, surf music icon, remembered at O.C. beach tribute
    It was a fitting tribute for a musician who had a love for surfing.
    Fans and friends showed up in Huntington Beach on Sunday, May 26, to remember “King of Surf Guitar” Dick Dale during a tribute held at the pier, with a group of surfers taking to the water for a “paddle-out,” the traditional memorial held for fellow surfers when they die.
    Dale died March 16 at age 81. A benefit concert was also held Saturday, May 25, at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano.
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  • 26th horse dies at Santa Anita since December, third in 10 days

    26th horse dies at Santa Anita since December, third in 10 days
    ARCADIA — The 26th horse fatality at Santa Anita since late December came Sunday as a result of a leg injury suffered during a race at the track on Saturday.
    Kochees, a 9-year-old gelding trained by Jerry Hollendorfer, was pulled up on the turn for home by jockey Mario Gutierrez in the sixth race and transported off the track. The horse was stabilized overnight with the hope it could be saved by surgery, but it was reportedly determined that it had lost blood flow to the leg and had to be
  • Storm expected to clear for sunny, breezy Memorial Day – but mountains will be cold

    Storm expected to clear for sunny, breezy Memorial Day – but mountains will be cold
    Patches of rain over Southern California expected overnight will give way to mostly clear skies on Memorial Day, Monday May 27, in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego Counties, forecasters say.
    Light to moderate showers fell as the storm system heading south from Northern California passed through on Sunday, National Weather Service Meteorologist Samantha Connolly said. Coasts and valleys should receive between one-fourth and one-half of an inch of rain through the eveni

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