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• Free Wheelchair Mission donations top $1.8 million at Miracle of Mobility Gala

  02-08-2019 23:54
  
  Free Wheelchair Mission received over $1.8 million in donations in one night on July 25 – the most this nonprofit event has ever raised, and enough to transform the lives of more than 22,500 individuals living with disabilities in under-resourced nations around the world. Already, the humanitarian nonprofit has distributed 1.2 million wheelchairs around the world.
  The more than 600 supporters who attended the 16th annual Miracle of Mobility gala at Segerstrom Center of the Arts enjoye
  
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• Puerto Rico governor resigns, names successor

  02-08-2019 23:50
  
  By DÁNICA COTO
  SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said Friday that he was resigning as promised and swearing in veteran politician Pedro Pierluisi as his replacement, a move certain to throw the U.S. territory into a period of political chaos that will be fought out in court.
  In an emailed announcement from his office, Rosselló said Pierluisi does not need confirmation from both houses of the territory’s legislature because he was named sec
  
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• Free events aim to help older adults in Orange County apply for expanded CalFresh food assistance

  02-08-2019 23:48
  
  Orange County social workers will be on hand at community events in Westminster and Santa Ana to help eligible senior citizens apply for the CalFresh Food Assistance program.
  Both events are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and take place Tuesday, Aug. 6, at Orange County Community Service Center, 15460 Magnolia St., Westminster, and Aug. 12 at Santa Ana Assistance League, 1037 First St., Santa Ana (parking entrance on Second Street).
  An RSVP is requested by the office of First District Supervisor Andrew Do by
  
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• UFC will release Cris Cyborg, Dana White says

  02-08-2019 23:45
  
  MMA superstar Cris Cyborg’s tenure in the UFC appears to have come to an end.
  In a video released by the UFC on Friday, President Dana White said the promotion will be letting the former UFC featherweight champion go after she recently criticized him following her win last weekend at UFC 240.
  Cyborg’s unanimous-decision victory over Felicia Spencer on July 27 in Edmonton was the final fight of her contract, and the Huntington Beach resident via Brazil has been angling for a rematch e
  
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• Orange County restaurants shut down by health inspectors (July 25-Aug. 2)

  02-08-2019 23:36
  
  Restaurants and other food vendors ordered to close and allowed to reopen by Orange County health inspectors from July 25 to Aug. 2.
  Lau Dong Que, 9066 Bolsa Ave., WestminsterClosed: Aug. 2
  Reason: Insufficient hot water7-Eleven, 8971 Katella Ave., StantonClosed: July 31
  Reason: Rodent infestation
  Reopened: July 31La Barca, 151 W. Whittier Blvd., La HabraClosed: July 31
  Reason: Cockroach infestationTutti Frutti, 1702 N. Bristol St., Suite G, Santa AnaClosed: July 31 (report)
  Reason: Rodent infes
  
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• Passage of USMCA is vital to Orange County’s future

  02-08-2019 23:00
  
  Trade has longstanding roots in California — especially in Southern California. With its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, diverse climate, and rich land, Southern California for decades has shared with the world with its natural resources, beauty and provided food and goods. And while its economy may look different than in the 1820s when the first ships began appearing in California, trade continues to propel California’s economy forward.
  Now lawmakers in California, with those across
  
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• Motorcyclist, who didn’t have proper license, dies in Huntington Beach crash

  02-08-2019 22:57
  
  A 23-year-old motorcyclist was fatally injured Friday in a collision with a car in Huntington Beach.
  The Westminster man died at a hospital following the 9:25 a.m. crash near Beach Boulevard and Clay Avenue, Huntington Beach Sgt. Eric Warken said.
  The motorcyclist, whose name was withheld pending notification of his family, “did not have a motorcycle-endorsed driver’s license,” Warken said.
  The driver of the car, a 58-year-old Huntington Beach man, remained at the sce
  
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• For cash-strapped adults in their 50s and early 60s, it can be a costly wait for Medicare

  02-08-2019 22:31
  
  By Nicole Hayden, The USC Center for Health Journalism Collaborative
  Bill Youngblood considers himself an expert on the struggle many people in their 50s and early 60s face: how to find affordable health insurance before they turn 65 and qualify for Medicare.
  Youngblood’s expertise is professional: He’s an insurance agent in Southern California’s Coachella Valley, a popular retirement destination and home to a growing baby-boomer population.
  And it’s personal too: He&rsqu
  
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• Southern California’s third summer heat wave begins

  02-08-2019 22:27
  
  LOS ANGELES — The Southland’s third heat wave of the summer descended on the region Friday, sending San Fernando Valley temperatures back into three-digit territory.
  The heat wave results from high pressure aloft spreading into Southern California, combined with a weakening in the onshore flow, said National Weather Service meteorologist Curt Kaplan. Temperatures will begin declining Monday.
  The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a heat alert for the western San Fe
  
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• Jury rejects family’s claim against Anaheim police officer in 2009 shooting death

  02-08-2019 21:47
  
  An Orange County Superior Court jury rejected a family’s claim in a lawsuit that an Anaheim police officer was negligent and used excessive force when he fatally shot a man in 2009.
  The 10-2 jury verdict on Thursday, August 1 brought to a close another chapter in a nearly 10-year battle that started with the death of Adolf Anthony Sanchez Gonzalez, who was shot by Officer Daron Wyatt, who has since become a sergeant and serves as the police department’s spokesman.
  The Gonzalez family
  
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• Galaxy facing mighty challenge vs. defending MLS champs

  02-08-2019 20:16
  
  Last week’s 4-0 loss to the Portland Timbers proved to be costly for the Galaxy and coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto.
  Zlatan Ibrahimovic picked up a yellow card and Efrain Alvarez and Diego Polenta were red-carded, forcing all three to serve one-game suspensions for Saturday’s national television clash against Atlanta United (2 p.m.; FOX/11).
  As if facing the defending champs at Mercedes-Benz Stadium wasn’t already a tall enough challenge.
  “We know sometimes during the ye
  
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• 5 impressions of the B-52’s terrific 40th anniversary show at Pacific Amphitheatre on Thursday

  02-08-2019 20:13
  
  It’s been 40 years since their debut album and the B-52’s have traveled a lot more than than 15 miles from the Love Shack, but Fred Schneider, Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson are still the wonderfully weird aunts and uncle of New Wave rock ‘n’ roll.
  The band that emerged from the music scene in Athens, Georgia, in the late ’70s aren’t quite as shockingly different today as they once were: Raise your hand if you haven’t been to a wedding where the DJ played
  
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• Mariachi maestro hosts three-day institute for young musicians before OC Fair show

  02-08-2019 20:10
  
  Trumpets blared and rhythmic guitar chords shook the small classroom at Palm Lane Charter School in Anaheim.
  “Really get into the flavor of the rhythm,” José Hernández said. “That’s what really fills our heart, makes us enjoy mariachi.”
  Alyssa Bustillos, 17, center, a student from Las Cruces, New Mexico, is embraced by Ana Bárbara, right, a professional Mexican recording artist and singer, after she performed during a master class at the Jose He
  
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• Marugame Udon will have its grand opening Saturday, Aug. 3 at South Coast Plaza

  02-08-2019 19:40
  
  Marugame Udon offers counter service Japanese udon noodles that diners can customize with choices of proteins and add-ons. Shown here: Curry Udon. (Courtesy of Marugame Udon)
  Japanese noodle bowls can be customized and diners can choose from an array of tempura at Marugame Udon at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Seen here, staff make all noodles fresh in house. (Courtesy of Marugame Udon)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsJapanese noodle bowls can be customized and diners can choose from an
  
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• Del Mar consensus picks for Friday Aug. 2

  02-08-2019 19:29
  
  The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Friday Aug. 2 at Del Mar.
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• UCLA RB Joshua Kelley absent from practice Friday

  02-08-2019 19:18
  
  LOS ANGELES — Joshua Kelly swore to anyone who would listen at Pac-12 media day that the running backs waiting in UCLA’s stable behind the star were even better than him. It may be time to find out if that statement is true.
  Kelley, UCLA’s starting running back, was not seen on the field at practice Friday during the media’s open viewing period. No coaches or players were made available to reporters for comment on the redshirt senior’s status.
  Kelley is coming off a
  
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• Boardroom diversity mandates are a well-intended, but short-sighted overreach

  02-08-2019 18:10
  
  Thanks to Senate Bill 826, which imposed a legal requirement that boards of directors include women, copycat bills are cropping up across the country. But they’re going well beyond SB826. That means they’re even more needlessly divisive, and raise even more serious legal questions.
  Concerns around the new bills California has inspired now come from both directions — with critics on the right decrying proliferating quotas and critics on the left complaining there aren’t en
  
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• California’s Treasurer celebrates state’s tax-and-spend addiction

  02-08-2019 17:48
  
  California’s newly elected state treasurer issued a press release Tuesday to let voters know she’s enjoying spending their money.
  Fiona Ma declared that she had an “aha moment” as Treasurer when she realized she could work on “all the policy areas I am passionate about and also fund them,” thanks to the state’s current budget surplus.
  But that money is coming into the state Treasury because it’s coming out of the paychecks and pockets of California
  
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• The Bacon Brothers want to ‘Play!’ with these Southern California dates

  02-08-2019 17:45
  
  These two accomplished siblings don’t really need to make it big with their band for money and fame.
  Born and raised in Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, one is a famous actor you will recognize instantly thanks to his decades-long career in film and television. The other is an Emmy-winning composer and college professor.
  Driven by their passion for music developed as kids, Michael Bacon and younger brother Kevin Bacon have been paying their musical dues on the road and recording a
  
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• 3 suspects arrested in killing of off-duty LAPD officer after SWAT raids Murrieta area

  02-08-2019 17:40
  
  Authorities arrested three suspects on Friday wanted in the killing of an off-duty LAPD officer who was gunned down in Lincoln Heights nearly a week ago.
  Mayor Eric Garcetti said the suspects were arrested in Riverside, Murrieta and Temecula. Police have not said if the suspects lived where they were arrested.
  Warrants also were served in parts of Los Angeles County, including in the Glassell Park and Mt. Washington areas.
  “These are the folks that we believe are responsible for that sense
  
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• 3 suspects arrested in killing of off-duty LAPD officer a week ago at taco stand

  02-08-2019 17:40
  
  Authorities arrested three suspects on Friday wanted in the killing of an off-duty LAPD officer who was gunned down in Lincoln Heights nearly a week ago.
  The arrests were made in the general area of Murrieta in Riverside County, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Warrants also were served in parts of Los Angeles County, including in the Glassell Park and Mt. Washington areas.
  “These are the folks that we believe are responsible for that senseless murder of Juan Diaz,” sa
  
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• 3 arrested in LAPD officer’s shooting death

  02-08-2019 17:33
  
  LOS ANGELES — The LAPD on Friday announced the arrests of three primary suspects wanted in the killing of LAPD Officer Juan Diaz.
  The arrests came as authorities continued conducting investigations in the Mt. Washington area of Los Angeles and in the city of Murrieta in Riverside County that reportedly involved the probe into the shooting death of an LAPD officer in Lincoln Heights nearly a week ago.
  “Early this morning, we served several warrants in connection with the murder of Off
  
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• Real estate news: New digs for Green Street Advisors as firm exits Newport Center

  02-08-2019 17:30
  
  Green Street Advisors, a data and analytics firm in the commercial real estate industry, is relocating to a 35,000-square-foot space at 100 Bayview from Newport Center, both of which are in Newport Beach.
  Green Street Advisors was represented by Travis Boyd and Alex Hayden of CBRE and Granite Properties, the landlord, was represented by Dean Chandler and Justin Hill of CBRE.
  Other new tenants at 100 Bayview include WeWork, slated to open in the fourth quarter of 2019,  IHP Capital Partners
  
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• UCLA football training camp: Quarterback breakdown

  02-08-2019 17:19
  
  Quarterback was one of the few positions where UCLA boasted an experienced senior contributor last year. With Wilton Speight’s transfer year up, the Bruins now have to find a long-term pilot for Chip Kelly’s offense among a group of inexperienced prospects.
  Here’s a look at where UCLA’s quarterback group stands.
  Key returnees: Dorian Thompson-Robinson (sophomore), Austin Burton (redshirt sophomore)
  Key Losses: Wilton Speight
  Newcomers: Chase Griffin, Colson Yankoff, Chase
  
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• USC football training camp: Quarterback breakdown

  02-08-2019 17:16
  
  USC got a nice feather in its cap this offseason when ESPN declared the program “QBU”, the school with the best track record of producing elite quarterbacks. With names like Matt Leinart, Sam Darnold, Mark Sanchez and Carson Palmer in the past two decades, it’s not hard to see how the Trojans earned the title.
  But is the heir to this honor on the USC roster? The jury is still out on the quarterbacks currently in cardinal and gold. Here’s a look at where the quarterback po
  
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• Riverside County: Jails rebound from shocking lack of resources

  02-08-2019 17:07
  
  When an expert on correctional health care toured Riverside County’s jails in 2015, he found a shocking situation:
  For the past two years, one lone physician had been on staff to serve a system that booked almost 60,000 inmates a year and housed an average of 3,700 people per day in five jails spread across a 7,300-square-mile county.
  Inmates could still be sent to area hospitals for care, but the system was so overwhelmed that many resorted to asking the judge in their criminal case to or
  
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• San Bernardino County: Jails critically lack health care, but have plan to improve

  02-08-2019 17:06
  
  The unkempt man stood at the window of a stark cell with a red sign on its thick metal door: “SUICIDE WATCH.”
  “Are you having thoughts right now about hurting yourself?” clinician Marvin Rodriguez asked from the hallway outside, leaning up against the window as he spoke and made notes on a clipboard. “Do you have a plan?”
  If he had a plan, that means he’d been thinking about it and the situation is more serious. The inmate said yes. Rodriguez asked why.
  
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• Saudi Arabia allows women to travel without male consent

  02-08-2019 14:55
  
  By AYA BATRAWY
  DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Saudi Arabia on Friday published new laws that loosen restrictions on women by allowing all citizens — women and men alike — to apply for a passport and travel freely, ending a long-standing guardianship policy that had controlled women’s freedom of movement.
  The development is a potential game-changer for Saudi women’s rights.
  The kingdom’s legal system has long been criticized because it treated adult women as min
  
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• US to test new missile as arms control treaty with Russia dies

  02-08-2019 14:42
  
  By DEB RIECHMANN
  WASHINGTON — The United States plans to test a new missile in coming weeks that would have been prohibited under a landmark, 32-year-old arms control treaty that the U.S. and Russia ripped up on Friday.
  Washington and Moscow walked out of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty that President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev signed in 1987, raising fears of a new arms race. The U.S. blamed Moscow for the death of the treaty. It said that for years Mos
  
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• The crippling cost of doing business in California

  02-08-2019 08:32
  
  CNBC’s annual state-by-state “business climate” study is out. No surprise, we’re dead last — No. 50 — among the states for “cost of doing business.” Here’s an area where you don’t want to say, “As California goes, so goes the nation.”
  Almost all of California’s business-climate problems are self-inflicted, as lawmakers try to balance conflicting interests.
  Lawmakers, through various mechanisms, have significantly drive
  
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• Sparks’ defense clamps down to deliver big win over Aces

  02-08-2019 08:22
  
  The Sparks’ Candace Parker celebrates after a basket during their WNBA game against the Las Vegas Aces on Thursday night at Staples Center. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
  The Sparks’ Sydney Wiese #24 and the Aces’ Carolyn Swords #4 battle for a rebound during their WNBA game at the Staples Center in Los Angeles Thursday, August 1, 2019.(Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsThe Sparks’ Candace Pa
  
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• End America’s endless and unpopular wars abroad

  02-08-2019 08:00
  
  Since 2001, the United States has been engaged in perpetual war. Have these wars been worth the cost? Most Americans, and most post-Sept. 11 military veterans, say no, according to a recent Pew Research Center survey.
  According to the Costs of War project, America’s post-9/11 wars have resulted in direct war deaths of between 480,000 and 507,000 people. This includes over 38,000 civilians in Afghanistan and upward of 204,575 in Iraq, and nearly 7,000 American military members.
  Many more ha
  
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• Why aren’t Democratic presidential candidates putting American workers first?

  02-08-2019 07:55
  
  At the first installment of the Democratic primary debates in Detroit, the candidates jumped all over each other to speak up for illegal aliens and attack our law enforcement, but one group was noticeably absent from their immigration rhetoric: American workers.
  In a surprising repeat of the lowlight from the previous round of debates, all 10 Democratic candidates confirmed that they want to decriminalize illegal entry into America and provide “free” taxpayer-funded healthc
  
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• Will Smith plays leading role again in another Dodgers win

  02-08-2019 07:53
  
  The Dodgers’ Will Smith celebrates as he trots toward home plate after hitting a go-ahead grand slam during the sixth inning of Thursday’s game against the Padres at Dodger Stadium. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
  LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – AUGUST 01:Clayton Kershaw #22 of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitches against the San Diego Padres during the first inning at Dodger Stadium on August 01, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)SoundThe gallery will re
  
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• Alexander: No, Dodgers fans, the sky is not falling … yet

  02-08-2019 06:28
  
  LOS ANGELES — Wednesday afternoon, after all of the deadline trades had been registered and announced, Dodgers fans started leaping off the bandwagon.
  I hope no one hurt themselves.
  This is a reminder, actually two: One, they don’t give out rings for winning the trade deadline. And two, past performance is not necessarily an indication of future results.
  Yes, the Dodgers nibbled around the margins Wednesday, obtaining lefty relief specialist Adam Kolarek and depth guy Jedd Gyorko to
  
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• Dodgers’ experiment with Joc Pederson at first base is over

  02-08-2019 05:21
  
  LOS ANGELES — Who’s on first? Not Joc Pederson any time soon.
  Dodgers manager Dave Roberts acknowledged Thursday that the experiment of playing Pederson at first is over “for now.”
  “For now, yeah,” Roberts repeated. “I think the benefit that we have now is – we’ve seen it, we’ve given him an opportunity and this is something that Joc was asking for. For us to oblige and give him that runway, give him that opportunity to see how it looks
  
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• Chargers backs Austin Ekeler, Justin Jackson move forward without Melvin Gordon

  02-08-2019 04:26
  
  Justin Jackson of the Los Angeles Chargers loses his helmet as he is brought down by the defense of the Los Angeles Rams during a joint practice at the Jack Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa on Thursday, August 1, 2019. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  Vince Mayle of the Los Angeles Chargers bobbles a pass during a joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams at the Jack Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa on Thursday, August 1, 2019. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County
  
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• Dustin May ready for his audition as Dodgers sort through their options

  02-08-2019 04:16
  
  LOS ANGELES — As a starting pitcher in the minor leagues, Dustin May has had a lot of downtime – between starts, on road trips – and he has filled a large chunk of it by binge-watching the TV series “Dexter.”
  Five times.
  So May already knows how things ended for the lead character, a blood-splatter analyst for the Miami Police Department (who also dabbled in serial killing). How things end for May this season is very much still a mystery.
  The Dodgers’ much-cov
  
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• Photos: Chargers and Rams cross paths in joint training camp practice

  02-08-2019 03:02
  
  Vince Mayle of the Los Angeles Chargers bobbles a pass during a joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams at the Jack Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa on Thursday, August 1, 2019. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  Keenan Allen of the Los Angeles Chargers dives for extra yards as Aqib Talib of the Los Angeles Rams moves in during a joint practice at the Jack Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa on Thursday, August 1, 2019. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/S
  
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• 8 new Surfing Walk of Fame inductees share stories, stoke in Huntington Beach

  02-08-2019 02:39
  
  The 25tth annual Surfing Walk of Fame on Aug. 1, 2019, honored eight people to have their names in granite stone in front of Jacks Surfboards. Linda Benson, who won the US Championship in 1959, introduced this year’s Woman of the Year Courtney Conlogue, who earned the US Open title in 2009 and in 2018. (Photo courtesy of Surfing Walk of Fame)
  The 25tth annual Surfing Walk of Fame honored eight people to have their names in granite stone in front of Jacks Surfboards. Joel Tudor, a longboard
  
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• Confederate monument defaced last month has been removed from Santa Ana Cemetery

  02-08-2019 02:28
  
  A monument to Confederate soldiers who settled in and helped establish Orange County after the Civil War, no longer stands at the Santa Ana Cemetery.
  Erected in 2004 by the Sons of Confederate Veterans, the 9-foot-tall granite structure – which had been vandalized with red paint and the word “racists” last month – was removed early Thursday, Aug. 1, Orange County Cemetery District General Manager Tim Deutsch said in a news release. The district operates three public cemet
  
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• Festival Pass: Break out your glow sticks at Hard Summer (and Shaq’s gonna be there, too)

  02-08-2019 02:14
  
  Festival Pass is a weekly newsletter that lands in your inbox on Thursdays. But during prime festival season you get bonus editions, too! Subscribe now.
  Festival Pass for Thursday, Aug. 1
  Did you see that video clip that went viral of Shaquille O’Neal living the festival dream during Kill the Noise’s set at Tomorrowland in Belgium? It brings me joy.
  Now we can see if Shaq will be having that much fun on the stage at Hard Summer in Fontana this weekend. Sadly, he i
  
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• Lowe’s cutting thousands of store jobs as it seeks to outsource workers

  02-08-2019 02:11
  
  By Sarah Skidmore Sell, The Associated Press
  Lowe’s is laying off thousands of employees at its U.S. stores as it outsources some of their duties to outside companies.
  The home-improvement chain, based in Mooresville, North Carolina, declined to say exactly how many employees were affected. But The Wall Street Journal reported that thousands of employees were told this week that their jobs were eliminated, which the company confirmed.
  Lowe’s spokeswoman Jackie Pardini Hartzell said T
  
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• UC, union workers reach tentative agreement including pay hikes of 20% or more

  02-08-2019 01:07
  
  The University of California has reached a tentative labor agreement with an estimated 13,000 healthcare, research and technical professionals that will boost their pay by 20% or more over the next five years.
  The workers are represented by University Professional and Technical Employees-Communications Workers of America. The two contracts are expected to be ratified Aug. 8, and the labor agreements would be effective until the fall of 2024. They include:Compensation: Across-the-board increases
  
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• Stater Bros. president to retire after 47 years with the grocer

  02-08-2019 01:00
  
  Stater Bros. President George Frahm will retire Oct. 31, the company announced Thursday, Aug. 1.
  Frahm was named president of the San Bernardino-based supermarket chain in 2018, the culmination of a 47-year career that started out bagging groceries and working as a janitor for the Glendora Stater Bros.
  He worked his way up through roles including vice president of labor relations, executive vice president of retail operations and administration, and executive vice president of administration and
  
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• Doug O’Neill has another Del Mar day to remember

  02-08-2019 00:02
  
  The positives have far outweighed the negatives during the first two weeks of Del Mar’s 80th summer meet, highlighted by the exploits of trainers Doug O’Neill and John Sadler.O’Neill’s the only trainer to win five races in one afternoon at the seaside track, and he’s done it twice after turning the trick again Wednesday afternoon. Perhaps most impressive is the fact that none of the five winners were favorites.
  O’Neill found the winner’s circle with So G
  
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