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• Trump asking Americans to ‘stay true to our cause’ at July 4 event

  04-07-2019 23:43
  
  Members of the U.S. Secret Service detain a man after an attempted flag burning in front of the White House on Independence Day July 4th, 2019 in Washington, DC. President Trump is holding a “Salute to America” celebration on the National Mall on Independence Day this year with musical performances, a military flyover, and fireworks. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
  Supporters of US President Donald Trump gather on the National Mall ahead of the “Salute to America” Fourt
  
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• Southern California has been experiencing an earthquake drought, scientists say

  04-07-2019 23:16
  
  Southern California is earthquake country. But if you’ve lived in the area for the last couple of decades, you might not know it.
  Despite Thursday’s wake-up call 6.4 magnitude in a remote desert area north of Barstow and about 25 miles northeast of the town of Ridgecrest, Southern California has been experiencing an earthquake drought, scientists said Thursday.
  The relative inactivity did not go unnoticed by one high-profile expert on California’s shakers.
  “I think this w
  
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• Seismologist Lucy Jones says to expect “lots of aftershocks” after Thursday’s 6.4 magnitude earthquake near Ridgecrest

  04-07-2019 22:02
  
  Be ready for aftershocks, if you live in the area near the epicenter.
  It was a major message from Caltech scientist Dr. Lucy Jones on Thursday after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake that was centered in a remote desert area north of Barstow and about 25 miles northeast of the town of Ridgecrest.
  “We should be expecting lots of aftershocks, and some of them will be bigger than the threes we’ve been having so far, “ Jones said Thursday, as reporters crowded a room at Caltech in Pasaden
  
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• Seismologist Lucy Jones says to expect ‘lots of aftershocks’ after 6.4 magnitude earthquake near Ridgecrest

  04-07-2019 22:02
  
  Be ready for aftershocks, if you live in the area near the epicenter.
  It was a major message from Caltech scientist Dr. Lucy Jones on Thursday, July 4, after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake that was centered in a remote desert area north of Barstow and about 25 miles northeast of the town of Ridgecrest.
  “We should be expecting lots of aftershocks, and some of them will be bigger than the threes we’ve been having so far, “ Jones said Thursday, as reporters crowded a room at Caltech i
  
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• This July 4th, remember the value of liberty and limited government: John Stossel

  04-07-2019 21:00
  
  Happy Fourth of July!
  We have reason to celebrate.
  The Fourth honors the founding of America. It’s the anniversary of the day in 1776 that the Declaration of Independence was approved.
  The Declaration was important.
  It didn’t say that America would be the best country because it would have the biggest military, toughest leaders, most government giveaways or tightest borders.
  The great innovation that day in Philadelphia was the declaration that the United States would have a limited
  
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• 6.4 magnitude earthquake in Southern California shakes social media with surprise reactions and videos

  04-07-2019 20:58
  
  An earthquake with a preliminary 6.4 magnitude shook Southern California ahead of Fourth of July celebrations Thursday.M6.4 on a strikeslip fault about 10 miles from Ridgecrest. Not the San Andreas fault. It is an area with a lot of little faults but no long fault
  — Dr. Lucy Jones (@DrLucyJones) July 4, 2019People took to social media to describe the shaking in 280 characters and posted videos of the rolling sensations felt from Bakersfield all the way to Las Vegas.
  The epicenter is in Sea
  
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• Critic’s Notebook: Marché Moderne just raised the bar for brunch

  04-07-2019 20:03
  
  I know it seems like I just wrote about Marché Moderne. But this needs to be said. 
  When Amelia and Florent Marneau operated their swanky French bistro in the penthouse at South Coast Plaza, the daytime meal was integral to the restaurant’s identity. When they moved to Crystal Cove nearly two years ago, they stopped serving daytime meals. They initially said the decision was temporary, until they got up to speed at the new location. Tick tock. 
  Well, as of a few weeks ago,
  
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• 6.6 magnitude earthquake near Ridgecrest felt throughout Southern California

  04-07-2019 19:40
  
  A earthquake initially described as a 6.6 magnitude has shaken Southern California on this Fourth of July holiday.
  It was reported 10:33 a.m. southwest of Searles Valley in San Bernardino County at a depth of 8.7 kilometers.
  Searles Valley is a remote desert area north of Barstow and about 25 miles northeast of Ridgecrest. Social media reports showed that shaking was felt to the south at the National Weather Service’s San Diego office and as far east as Desert Hot Springs.
   
  
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• 6.4 magnitude earthquake near Ridgecrest felt throughout Southern California

  04-07-2019 19:40
  
  A 6.4 earthquake has shaken Southern California on this Fourth of July holiday. It was initially described as 6.6 magnitude, but was revised down.
  It was reported at 10:33 a.m. southwest of Searles Valley in San Bernardino County at a depth of 8.7 kilometers.
  Searles Valley is a remote desert area north of Barstow and about 25 miles northeast of Ridgecrest.
  Kern County Fire Department officials said on Twitter the agency is out at nearly 24 incidents around and near Ridgecrest, including calls f
  
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• Master Gardener: What you need to know to get rid of nutgrass

  04-07-2019 18:06
  
  Q: I have nutgrass growing around my rose bushes. I used a Spectracide formulated to kill nutgrass but new rose growth was deformed. How do I solve this problem? 
  A: Spectracide Weed Stop for Lawns contains 2, 4-D as an active ingredient. It is a widely-used broadleaf weed killer that is labeled for use against crabgrass and yellow nutsedge (nutgrass).
  Inadvertent herbicide damage can result from drift, use of a contaminated sprayer unit, carryover, or misapplication. Extreme care should be
  
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• Former Ontario fire chief, Robert Elwell, has died, just months after retiring

  04-07-2019 18:04
  
  Robert Elwell, who retired in December as the city of Ontario’s fire chief, has died at the age of 55.
  Elwell took over the chief’s position in 2016, capping a more than 30-year career with the city.
  He died in his Rancho Cucamonga home on June 27, the city announced in a statement released on Wednesday, July 3.
  “Rob was such a terrific leader and just a wonderful people person,” City Councilmember Jim Bowman said in the city’s release. Bowman also previously served
  
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• Fullerton moves closer to creating safe parking program for people living in their cars

  04-07-2019 18:00
  
  Fullerton City Council on Tuesday, July 2 voted to accept proposals to establish the first official safe parking program in Orange County.
  The program would set aside a site at which people living in their cars would have a safe place to park at night.
  Some council members said the options the city has to address homelessness are limited without help from the state. But, they said, with the latest Point in Time count showing more than 300 unsheltered homeless people in Fullerton, the city needs
  
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• California school-based health centers bridge gap to uninsured children 

  04-07-2019 18:00
  
  By Michael Finch II and Yesenia Amaro, The USC Center for Health Journalism Collaborative   
  Dental hygienist Bruce Fang sat waiting in blue scrubs for the day’s patients before a few students ambled into the room, one at a time, ready for their appointments. Some were chatty once in the chair, others squirmed. But 7-year-old Stephanie Rojas sat still.
  “Do you remember when you lost that tooth right there?” Fang asks. Silence falls over the room. “A long ti
  
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• The new Steel Cup Cafe in Long Beach wants to celebrate all things local

  04-07-2019 17:44
  
  With a strong focus on all things local, from making just about everything from scratch and helping out fellow artistic neighbors, Long Beach’s Steel Cup Café has started serving a classic cafe menu with a bit of a creative flare.
  “We’re making everything in house from sauces, to hand-crafted sandwiches to all of our sausages, peanut butter, mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, aiolis, dressings, everything we can do from scratch we’re doing from scratch,” said Chef
  
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• Officials warn pet owners to keep animals safe on July 4th

  04-07-2019 16:54
  
  LOS ANGELES — Hoping to avoid a repeat of the annual problem of runaway pets crowding shelters, animal-advocacy officials urged pet owners to keep their animals inside today and as far away as possible from fireworks.
  Dogs and cats can escape from small openings in houses and fenced yards in search of a safe place and may be injured in traffic or wind up in a crowded local shelter, officials warned.
  Animal-care experts advised owners to:
  — make sure pets have up-to-date identificatio
  
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• Los Alamitos consensus picks for Thursday July 4

  04-07-2019 16:16
  
  The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Thursday July 4 at Los Alamitos.
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• Taxation with representation protects California taxpayers

  04-07-2019 16:00
  
  As we prepare to fire up the grill, hoist the flag and ignite explosives in celebration of Independence Day, it’s a fitting time to take stock of where California stands on the central issue of the American Revolution: the relationship between taxation and representation.
  While the colonists’ rallying cry of “no taxation without representation” doesn’t appear verbatim in the Declaration of Independence, the sentiment is expressed clearly in the provision censuring K
  
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• This former wildland firefighter suggests 7 home areas to inspect before fire season

  04-07-2019 15:03
  
  As an ex-wildland firefighter who worked on a hotshot crew, I tried to save many houses and neighborhoods. Sometimes we were successful, sometimes not. Our success often depended on the preparations made by homeowners meant to protect their homes from wildfires. It was easy to tell which houses may or may not survive a wildfire.
  Southern California is one of the most wildfire-prone landscapes in the country, with dense, fire adapted landscapes. It’s also one of the most populated regions.
  
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• 5 ways to improve the garden this week, July 6-12

  04-07-2019 14:07
  
  1. Deadhead time
  Dead-head your roses whenever the aging flowers shatter. Dead-heading is the term for cutting off old blooms. Removing old flowers promotes higher-quality reblooming every six to eight weeks. Cut back to the first five-leaflet leaf low on the stem, or, to make it simpler, cut off all but about three inches of the spent flowering stem. Then apply some rose food and water it in well.
  2. Bloom’s off
  Keep geraniums and other flowering plants blooming throughout the summer and
  
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• Cody Bellinger home run gives Dodgers their 5th consecutive walk-off win at home

  04-07-2019 07:57
  
  Cody Bellinger #35 of the Los Angeles Dodgers is doused with sports drink by teammate Matt Beaty #45 after hitting a walk off solo home run to defeat the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 in the tenth inning of a MLB baseball game at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday, July 03, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
  Cody Bellinger #35 of the Los Angeles Dodgers is doused with powder by teammate Matt Beaty #45 after hitting a walk off solo home run to defeat the Ari
  
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• Costa Mesa gets a jump on Independence Day with a July 3 celebration

  04-07-2019 06:58
  
  Quick, without Googling it: How many people signed the Declaration of Independence? In which country did fireworks originate? Who wrote the Pledge of Allegiance? Which Costa Mesa elected official has a birthday closest to July 4?
  Kate Fitzpatrick, 3, of Costa Mesa, smiles as she enjoys an inflatable slide during the City of Costa Mesa’s July 3 celebration at the OC Fair and Events Center in Costa Mesa on Wednesday, July 3, 2019. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  Costa
  
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• Christian Pulisic leads U.S. past Jamaica, into Gold Cup final vs. Mexico

  04-07-2019 06:40
  
  USA’s Jordan Morris (R) vies for the ball against Jamaica’s Kemar Lawrence during the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup semifinal football match between USA and Jamaica on July 3, 2019 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP)(Photo credit should read JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images)
  USA’s midfielder Christian Pulisic (R) vies for the ball with Jamaica’s midfielder Junior Flemmings during their CONCACAF Gold Cup semi-final football match at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennes
  
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• There was one clear winner from last week’s Democratic debates

  04-07-2019 06:36
  
  It’s been exactly one week since the Democratic candidates for president participated in their first debates, and America finally got a taste of what life would be like if one of them made it all the way to the White House.
  Universal health care for illegal aliens, a return to forced busing and legalized abortion for transgender women were just a few of the promises made from the Miami debate stage.
  And to think, some people used to regard this crop as being out-of-touch with middle Americ
  
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• Fan anxiety grows around Kawhi Leonard, who could stretch out decision process

  04-07-2019 06:21
  
  On Day 4, Kawhi Leonard mania took to the skies.
  Feverish for an answer from the 28-year-old forward as he chooses between the Lakers, Clippers and Toronto Raptors for next season, a group of internet sleuths learned of a private plane taking off from L.A. to Toronto, and got a tip that the Raptors were meeting Leonard in a Toronto hotel.
  By midday on Wednesday, a Canadian television station CP24 was airing live footage from Pearson Airport, capturing images of a person believed (but not confirm
  
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• While Clippers wait on Kawhi Leonard, could they improve their chances?

  04-07-2019 06:01
  
  For the Clippers and the other two teams hoping to land Kawhi Leonard, the waiting game felt like it was headed into overtime Wednesday – though it’s impossible to know.
  The famously private superstar is in the midst of an extraordinarily private recruitment, which Wednesday brought him back to Canada. The public got a glimpse of Leonard as the MLSE plane carrying him (it’s assumed) touched down.
  He got the L.A. car chase treatment as a helicopter provided aerial footage as a r
  
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• Vela scores 17th goal, Rossi gets 9th; LAFC beats Sporting KC

  04-07-2019 05:46
  
  Sporting Kansas City midfielder Benny Feilhaber (30) gets around Los Angeles FC forward Latif Blessing, right, during the first half of an MLS soccer match in Kansas City, Kan., Wednesday, July 3, 2019. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
  Sporting Kansas City forward Daniel Salloi, left, heads the ball in front of Los Angeles FC defender Steven Beitashour during the first half of an MLS soccer match in Kansas City, Kan., Wednesday, July 3, 2019. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsS
  
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• Vela scores 17th goal, Rossi gets 9th; LAFC beats Sporting

  04-07-2019 05:46
  
  Sporting Kansas City midfielder Benny Feilhaber (30) gets around Los Angeles FC forward Latif Blessing, right, during the first half of an MLS soccer match in Kansas City, Kan., Wednesday, July 3, 2019. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
  Sporting Kansas City forward Daniel Salloi, left, heads the ball in front of Los Angeles FC defender Steven Beitashour during the first half of an MLS soccer match in Kansas City, Kan., Wednesday, July 3, 2019. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsS
  
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• Dodgers’ Joc Pederson returning to Home Run Derby

  04-07-2019 05:24
  
  LOS ANGELES — Joc Pederson will be making a return trip to the Home Run Derby.
  The Dodgers outfielder-first baseman was named to the Derby field on Wednesday, joining MLB home run leader Christian Yelich, Pittsburgh’s Josh Bell, Mets rookie Pete Alonso, Astros third baseman Alex Bregman, Blue Jays rookie Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. and Cleveland’s Carlos Santana for Monday’s event at Cleveland’s Progressive Field.
  Pederson said M
  
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• 2 charged in killing of man in Huntington Beach

  04-07-2019 05:24
  
  SANTA ANA — Two defendants were charged Wednesday with murder in the death of a 23-year-old man gunned down in Huntington Beach this week.
  Patrick Michael Jones, 35, and Cassey Alatorre, 28, made their initial court appearances, but their arraignment was rescheduled for July 26 in the jail courtroom in Santa Ana.
  Both defendants are charged with murder, and Alatorre additionally faces a sentencing enhancement allegation for the personal discharge of a firearm.
  The victim’s name has n
  
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• Mike Trout homers twice, Jaime Barria makes successful return to rotation in Angels’ win

  04-07-2019 05:04
  
  Angels shortstop Andrelton Simmons throws to first after bobbling a hit by the Rangers’ Asdrubal Cabrera during the sixth inning of Wednesday’s game in Arlington, Texas. Cabrera reached first on the error by Simmons. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
  Los Angeles Angels’ Matt Thaiss watches his double during the third inning of the team’s baseball game against the Texas Rangers in Arlington, Texas, Wednesday, July 3, 2019. Thaiss made his debut in the majors in the game. (AP Photo
  
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• Two Americans sentenced to prison in Vietnam. One got out; the other can’t.

  04-07-2019 04:17
  
  William Nguyen and Michael Nguyen don’t know each other, but their lives are intertwined.
  William Nguyen, an American citizen, participated in a political protest in Vietnam last summer, a rally that Michael Nguyen, an American who lives in Orange, was accused by Vietnamese officials of helping to organize.
  And as a result of the protest — staged June 10, 2018, in Ho Chi Minh City — both men were arrested.
  Initially, William Nguyen was detained for 40 days. When he was convicte
  
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• UFC 239 open workouts

  04-07-2019 03:34
  
  UFC women’s bantamweight and featherweight champion Amanda Nunes during the UFC 239 open workouts at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, NV. Wednesday, July 3, 2019.(Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
  UFC women’s bantamweight and featherweight champion Amanda Nunes during the UFC 239 open workouts at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, NV. Wednesday, July 3, 2019.(Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsUFC women’s bantamwei
  
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• Viral sea star that looks like Patrick from ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ calls Long Beach’s Aquarium of the Pacific home

  04-07-2019 03:31
  
  A Long Beach sea star that folks say resembles the character Patrick Star from “SpongeBob SquarePants” is getting a flash of fame this week.
  A photo of the pink sea star that appears to have a noticeable butt – posted by Twitter user @Babyshoujo – garnered hundreds of thousands of shares and likes online since it was posted Sunday, June 30. (That link has a few, uh, cheeky retweets and references that may offend some readers. Pun intended.)
  But don’t fret, SpongeBob
  
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• World Youth Rugby Festival brings dozens of teams to the Orange County Great Park

  04-07-2019 03:19
  
  A member of the Rhinos Rugby Academy team passes the ball to a teammate during the U-18 girls final match against another team from the Rhinos Rugby Academy on Wednesday, July 3, 2019, the final day of the three day World Youth Rugby Festival held at the the Orange County Great Park in Irvine. Approximately 60 teams from the U.S. and South Africa competed during the festival. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  A member of the Arizona Warthog Rugby team drops the ball as he tr
  
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• Newsom’s tax credit expansion won’t do much for poor

  04-07-2019 02:30
  
  One of California’s most vexing problems is its highest-in-the-nation poverty rate, based on the Census Bureau’s cost-of-living-adjusted model. Because of exorbitant housing costs, one in five Californians is mired in poverty. This is a dispiriting statistic, especially in a state where politicians love to tout their progressive values.
  So it’s not a surprise new Gov. Gavin Newsom has made poverty-fighting a top priority in his first budget. The budget expands various social-sp
  
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• Kamala Harris’ dishonest attack on Joe Biden

  04-07-2019 02:27
  
  “I don’t think you’re a racist,” Kamala Harris said to a stunned Joe Biden during last week’s Democratic presidential debate. That lawyerly sentence construction was intended to get a damaging charge into the ears of the jury — the American voters — while protecting the California senator from the charge that she had just used a word that can be career-ending to describe the man who was vice president of the United States during the Obama administration.
  
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• Grocery workers rally for customer support as contract rhetoric heats up

  04-07-2019 02:14
  
  Grocery employees and UFCW union reps try to convince a customer to not shop at the Ralphs in Euclid Street in Garden Grove, CA, on Wednesday, July 3, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  A shopper pushes her cart as unionized store workers demonstrate outside an Albertsons grocery store urging shoppers to boycott the store on Tuesday, July 3, 2018, in Redlands. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsRalphs produce ma
  
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• Ready or not, here comes baseball’s first non-human defined strike zone

  04-07-2019 02:13
  
  Gerry Davis was speaking to a crowd of baseball fans at the Society for American Baseball Research’s annual convention in San Diego last Saturday when he let something slip.
  Davis was describing a tough day at work. The night before, he was the home plate umpire in a game between the Padres and Cardinals. Vic Carapazza was the first base umpire. The Padres challenged two of Carapazza’s calls: a safe/out call on a grounder in the second inning, and a pickoff attempt in the third. Both
  
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• Sexual assault suit against LA-area Rep. Tony Cardenas dropped

  04-07-2019 02:05
  
  Congressman Tony Cardenas, whose political career was threatened by the allegation that he drugged and molested a 16-year-old, appears to be in the clear after his accuser agreed Wednesday to drop her lawsuit.
  The end of the suit against Cardenas, a Democrat from Panorama City, came 2 1/2 months after plaintiff Angela Villela Chavez’s attorney said she had to withdraw from the case for unspecified ethical reasons.
  Attorneys for both sides said the fourth-term U.S. representative agreed not
  
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• Anaheim wrong to give business group taxpayer cash

  04-07-2019 01:59
  
  Over the last 15 years, Anaheim’s political winds have blown back and forth. This hasn’t been along typical Democratic v. Republican lines, but between those who believe local development decisions should be guided by the marketplace and those who want to “help” the market by lavishing public subsidies on hoteliers, sports teams and theme parks.
  In the mid-2000s, Anaheim even made headlines for its “freedom friendly” governance approach. Officials then focused
  
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• A Master Plan for Aging must be part of the housing discussion: Fiona Ma

  04-07-2019 01:42
  
  With adults living longer and more productive lives – and wanting to stay in their homes and communities as they age – we must ensure the state is able to meet the demand. Currently, we have a disjointed and inadequate system of care for our older adults.
  I’ve lived with my aging parents for the past 10 years, with my father being the primary caregiver for my ailing mother. It has often been challenging just to locate the correct information surrounding long-term care services,
  
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• Valley View Casino & Hotel has completed a $50 million expansion and here’s what it looks like

  04-07-2019 01:24
  
  As Southern California casinos double down on major expansions, Valley View Casino & Hotel planned its recently revealed renovations around its current clientele.
  After nearly a year and a half’s worth of construction, which wrapped on June 28, the Valley Center complex revealed its $50 million expansion and sleek new look on July 3.
  The expansion added 43,000 square feet to 100,000 square feet of existing casino and restaurant space, including two additional restaurants, a players clu
  
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• Whicker: Clippers have one eye on Kawhi, the other on promising rookies like Kabengele

  04-07-2019 01:21
  
  EL SEGUNDO — You, and your neighbor with the Lakers flag on his passenger’s side window, and your brother-in-law who has just unearthed his old Lob City T-shirt …
  All of you, and all of us, are paralyzed by this episode of Free Agent Freeze Tag.
  The Clippers themselves are not.
  A quorum of Clippers has been practicing together almost since the club was eliminated by the Warriors in Game 6. They’ve gathered at the upstairs gym at UCLA or wherever they can. Such communal a
  
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• Scott Blackmun, accused of lying to Congress, received $2.47 million buy-out from USOC

  04-07-2019 01:16
  
  The U.S. Olympic Committee gave its former chief executive officer Scott Blackmun a $2.47 million buy-out after he was forced to resign in 2018 amid allegations he was involved in the cover-up of sexual abuse by U.S. Olympic and women’s gymnastics national team physician Larry Nassar, according to financial documents released by the recently renamed U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee Wednesday.
  The documents also revealed that the USOC spent $13.1 million on legal fees during fiscal yea
  
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• Analysis: Alex Morgan creates World Cup stir with tea-sipping goal celebration

  04-07-2019 01:08
  
  Alex Morgan, the U.S. women’s soccer team’s marquise-cut forward from Diamond Bar, probably isn’t likely to be joining the Queen of England for tea any time soon.
  Morgan didn’t endear herself to some English soccer fans with her pinky-extended-while-pretending-to-sip-tea goal celebration during the Americans’ 2-1 victory over England Tuesday in the World Cup semifinals in Lyon, France.
  It wasn’t Brandi Chastain ripping off her jersey, a World Cup moment that s
  
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• Parents shot in Corona Costco remain hospitalized after suffering complications

  04-07-2019 00:51
  
  The parents of the 32-year-old man shot to death last month in the Costco in Corona by an off-duty police officer are suffering complications from their gunshot wounds but their conditions have stabilized, their attorney said Wednesday, July 3.
  Russell French and Paola French are still hospitalized, attorney Dale K. Galipo said.
  “Russell is fighting an infection and pneumonia, making his recovery slower than expected,” Galipo said in a news release. “Paola still has some compli
  
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• Santa Ana’s Courtney Conlogue heads list of Surfing Walk of Fame inductees to be honored in Huntington Beach

  04-07-2019 00:45
  
  Derek Ho, Hawaii’s first world champion, is being honored at this year’s Surfing Walk of Fame in Huntington Beach on Aug. 12019. (Photo by Jeff Divine/Surfing Walk of Fame)
  Courtney Conlogue won the US Open of Surfing in front of her home crowd, despite a major injury that had her sidelined earlier in the year. (File Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsCourtney Conlogue of Santa Ana beats out Caroline Marks in the semifinals of t
  
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• Park Life: Main Street Electrical Parade returns (again) and Halloween Horror Nights offers a sneak peek

  04-07-2019 00:33
  
  Remember when Disneyland announced the Main Street Electrical Parade was “glowing away forever.” That was nearly a quarter century ago. We’ve still got the collectible light bulb. The Park Life newsletter has all the details on the return of the venerable nighttime parade plus highlights from the week in theme park news.
  Perennial Favorite
  How can we miss you if you won’t glow away? The oft-revived Main Street Electrical Parade returns again for a limited-time run at Disn
  
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