• Newcomer Anthony Bemboom knocks in go-ahead run as Angels win 2nd straight

    Newcomer Anthony Bemboom knocks in go-ahead run as Angels win 2nd straight
    Los Angeles Angels’ Brian Goodwin, behind, catches a fly ball by Boston Red Sox’s Chris Owings as Angels’ David Fletcher, front, scrambles in the sixth inning of a baseball game at Fenway Park, Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019, in Boston. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)
    The Angels’ Matt Thaiss (23) is welcomed to the dugout after scoring on a hit by Shohei Ohtani in the second inning of a game against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park, Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019, in Boston. (AP Photo/Steven Senn
  • Serena Williams forced to retire with injury in Rogers Cup final

    Serena Williams forced to retire with injury in Rogers Cup final
    TORONTO — Bianca Andreescu became the first Canadian to win the Rogers Cup in 50 years when Serena Williams retired because of an injury on Sunday.
    Andreescu was up 3-1 in the first set when Williams called for a medical timeout.
    Less than a minute later, the chair umpire announced that Williams was retiring from the match, handing Andreescu her second WTA Premier title of the season.
    The tournament’s final lasted only 16 minutes before Williams withdrew.
    After the chair umpire annou
  • Video: Jaylen Erwin makes jump from junior college to Division I football

    Video: Jaylen Erwin makes jump from junior college to Division I football
    Receiver Jaylen Erwin talks about his path from junior college to UCLA, how excited he is to make his Division I debut this month and how enrolling for spring practice helped him get ready for training camp.Related Articles Video: Chase Cota hopes to take larger role in UCLA offense Video: Chip Kelly on UCLA’s offensive line depth, special teams UCLA football training camp: Defensive back breakdown UCLA safety Stephan Blaylock keeps focus sharp in starter’s role Video: UCLA’s Q
  • Future, Meek Mill, 2 Chainz top Day 1 of Real 92.3 radio’s Real Street Festival in Anaheim

    Future, Meek Mill, 2 Chainz top Day 1 of Real 92.3 radio’s Real Street Festival in Anaheim
    Future’s name topped the bill on Day 1 of the inaugural Real Street Festival but his headliner status didn’t slow the flow of fans to the exits by the time he was halfway through his closing set in Anaheim on Saturday.
    Maybe it was fatigue — the day was long and hot, and overheated fans were dropping like beats in the mid-afternoon sun. Or Meek Mill should be credited as co-headliner — his penultimate set had a bigger crowd and more enthusiasm.
    But it clearly seemed the m
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  • Video: Chase Cota hopes to take larger role in UCLA offense

    Video: Chase Cota hopes to take larger role in UCLA offense
    Wide receiver Chase Cota talks about how last year’s special teams experience helped set him up for what he hopes is a larger role on offense this year, what he improved during the offseason and which young receivers have impressed him.Related Articles Video: Jaylen Erwin makes jump from junior college to Division I football Video: Chip Kelly on UCLA’s offensive line depth, special teams UCLA football training camp: Defensive back breakdown UCLA safety Stephan Blaylock keeps focus sh
  • Angels work to prevent Jose Suarez from tipping his pitches

    Angels work to prevent Jose Suarez from tipping his pitches
    BOSTON — Jose Suarez and the Angels may have discovered one of the reasons that he’s struggled early in his big league career.
    Manager Brad Ausmus said Sunday that Suarez’s last bullpen session was primarily dedicated to preventing the 21-year-old rookie from tipping his pitches.
    “We don’t know if the other team actually had his pitches,” Ausmus said. “We can’t really say whether it will have an impact or not. Across the board, we want our pitchers
  • Video: Chip Kelly on UCLA’s offensive line depth, special teams

    Video: Chip Kelly on UCLA’s offensive line depth, special teams
    Head coach Chip Kelly talks about UCLA’s young offensive linemen, the importance of having an experienced kicker with J.J. Molson and the impact of the #8Clap8th recruiting strategy.Related Articles UCLA football training camp: Defensive back breakdown UCLA safety Stephan Blaylock keeps focus sharp in starter’s role Video: UCLA’s Quentin Lake has already started preparing for Cincinnati Video: Stephan Blaylock ready to step into starting safety role UCLA football training camp:
  • In fighting Trump, is California creating its own Leviathan?

    In fighting Trump, is California creating its own Leviathan?
    As California builds its capacity to fight the Leviathan that is the Trump administration, does it risk turning our state government into a Leviathan of our own?
    This unhappy question occurred to me while reading Gary Gerstle’s recent history, “Liberty and Coercion: The Paradox of American Government.” The book examines United States governance by putting our 50 peculiar institutions — our states — at the heart of the narrative.
    At the heart of the American experime
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  • Cowboy up on a fix for the shootings

    Cowboy up on a fix for the shootings
    When Americans face a rough situation, the best homegrown advice from our compatriots is simple: “Cowboy up.”
    Get real. Get tough. Get on that quarter horse and ride.
    A week ago Saturday, when the news of the El Paso buzzed into the phone in my pocket, I was standing in the front yard of my late great-grandmother’s cabin in the Texas countryside, visiting with cousins.
    I’ve happily been down to that cabin, now owned by a cousin, each of my 63 summers. Grandmother Exie&rsq
  • Del Mar consensus picks for Sunday Aug. 11

    Del Mar consensus picks for Sunday Aug. 11
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Sunday Aug. 11 at Del Mar.
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  • Thoughts and prayers don’t cut it anymore

    Thoughts and prayers don’t cut it anymore
    Lizzy is our 1-year old cat. A few weeks ago, she began spitting up. Then she stopped eating. All the tests have been negative. An X-ray was inconclusive. We’re about to embark on an expensive round of specialists. Hey, you spend your money the way you want, we’ll spend ours the way we want.
    For obvious reasons, Lizzy has been in my thoughts and my prayers. After reading this, maybe she’ll be in yours as well. My thoughts and prayers have not been able to cure her.
    Neither have
  • Analysis: Impact of key California gun laws

    Analysis: Impact of key California gun laws
    California has the strictest gun regulations in the country, but it also has had more mass shootings than any other state in recent years, from killings in Santa Barbara and San Bernardino to Tehama County and now Gilroy.
    In some cases, shooters have circumvented the state’s gun laws, even when the legislation has functioned as intended. In other cases, the laws may have disarmed people who otherwise would have gone on to commit mayhem.
    Evaluating the effects of the most significant gun re
  • Editorial: We must put public safety before politics to save American lives

    Editorial: We must put public safety before politics to save American lives
    EDITOR’S NOTE: Today we present a joint opinion from editorial boards representing 13 daily newspapers throughout California. Like the rest of the nation, our boards were and are split on some of the issues discussed here and our debate in crafting this editorial was vigorous. At the same time, it was critical for us to find common ground on these issues, just as it is critical for lawmakers to engage the growing problem of mass shootings in the United States and to undertake bipartisan ac
  • Mass shootings like Dayton, El Paso, Gilroy more than doubled since Columbine

    Mass shootings like Dayton, El Paso, Gilroy more than doubled since Columbine
    When two troubled students with military-style guns fatally shot 11 classmates, a teacher and themselves at Colorado’s Columbine High School two decades ago, it shocked a nation where random mass shootings had been an occasional bloody horror.
    Since then, statistics from the federal government, academic and advocacy groups show those mass shooting events — though still rare — have recurred with alarming and growing frequency, with three in the past two weeks in Dayton, Ohio, El
  • OC Fair 2019: Things to do today, Aug. 11, the last day of the fair

    OC Fair 2019: Things to do today, Aug. 11, the last day of the fair
    Headed out for the last day of the 2019 OC Fair today? Here are some things to know.
    Hours: 11 a.m. to midnight
    Admission: $14 adults; $7 ages 60 and older, $7 ages 6 to 12; free 5 and younger
    Deals: From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. general admission is $7 and it takes half the number of tickets for a carnival ride.
    Free admission for veterans and active-duty military with ID.
    Free admission for active-duty and professional staff of law enforcement and first responder departments.
    $35 unlimited ride
  • Is it time to rethink our approach to serious mental illness?

    Is it time to rethink our approach to serious mental illness?
    In a column on Wednesday, I asked readers to share their experiences with warning signs that someone could become a mass shooter, and their thoughts about why this hideous phenomenon seems to have started in the 1980s.
    We may have uncovered the answer.
    “You struck a nerve,” one reader wrote. “I am 92, and have lived through a time when the mentally ill were routinely committed to what I recall as sanitariums where they could be kept in custody. These sanitariums were in lovely
  • Mater Dei softball coach Jessica Foley resigns after three seasons

    Mater Dei softball coach Jessica Foley resigns after three seasons
    Mater Dei softball coach Jessica Foley, who guided the Monarchs to consecutive Trinity League titles, has resigned after three seasons.
    Foley resigned during the summer and accepted a position as an administrative assistant for the assistant principal of student services, Mater Dei athletic director Tia Meza said.
    Foley compiled a 60-25-1 record. The Monarchs shared the Trinity League title this past season with Orange Lutheran and Santa Margarita and won the title outright in 2018 as the No. 1
  • Kenta Maeda ends his winless slide with seven scoreless innings for Dodgers

    Kenta Maeda ends his winless slide with seven scoreless innings for Dodgers
    Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Kenta Maeda, of Japan, throws to the plate during the first inning of a baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, Saturday, Aug. 10, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte throws out Los Angeles Dodgers’ A.J. Pollock at first during the third inning of a baseball game Saturday, Aug. 10, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLos Angeles Dodgers
  • USC QB battles takes shape at first fall football scrimmage

    USC QB battles takes shape at first fall football scrimmage
    LOS ANGELES >> After beginning fall training camp slowly, its first day of practicing with full pads was earlier in the week, USC turned up the intensity at practice number seven on Saturday for the first of three scrimmages planned for the fall camp.
    As expected, the focus of the first 11-11 scrimmage was on the four quarterbacks competing for the starting job for 2019-20.
    Freshman Kedon Slovis, sophomores J.T. Daniels and Jack Sears as well as junior Matt Fink split time just about evenl
  • Rams kick off preseason with loss in Oakland as Blake Bortles sees first action

    Rams kick off preseason with loss in Oakland as Blake Bortles sees first action
    OAKLAND — For a team with expectations of another deep playoff run, the Rams don’t have a lot of fine-tuning to address with their roster heading into the 2019 season. But their preseason opener on Saturday in Oakland featured an opportunity for veteran backup quarterback Blake Bortles to acquaint himself with Sean McVay’s offense and for other depth players to see the field.
    Facing a Raiders team that was also resting most of their starters, Bortles finished the day 3 for 8 fo
  • Kenley Jansen gets vote of confidence from Dodgers manager

    Kenley Jansen gets vote of confidence from Dodgers manager
    LOS ANGELES — For most of Kenley Jansen’s tenure as the Dodgers’ closer, there were two things he didn’t really need — a second pitch or a vote of confidence from his manager.
    But Jansen seems to have entered a new chapter in his career the past two seasons and Dodgers manager Dave Roberts gave Jansen his unqualified support Saturday, a day after Jansen gave up a two-run lead in the ninth inning.
    “Do I have any concerns? No,” Roberts said. “He&rsqu
  • Real Street Festival: 5 things fans couldn’t get enough of during opening day

    Real Street Festival: 5 things fans couldn’t get enough of during opening day
    Thousands of people floated between street art exhibits, vendors and a car show at the Honda Center grounds in Anaheim on Saturday, Aug. 10, and that’s when they weren’t cheering for the hip-hop artists on stage on the first day of the two-day Real Street Festival.
    It marked the first time the center truly used its indoor and outdoor space since the Santa Ana River was filled with 20 million gallons of water for the Jet Jam event more than two decades ago.
    Sign up for our Festival Pa
  • OC Fair: Winners of the Love is in the Fair wedding contest say ‘I do’

    OC Fair: Winners of the Love is in the Fair wedding contest say ‘I do’
    He’s always liked the pig races, she’s a fan of the farm animals. So why not get married at the OC Fair?
    Leslie Leong, 31, of Buena Park, and Michael Nguyen, 33, of West Covina, won over fair folks with their video of what the fair has meant to them and on Saturday, Aug. 10, their nuptials were held in front of the Millennium Barn with the animals, their friends and family, and passing fairgoers as their witnesses.
    The winning couple of the OC Fair’s, Love is in the Fair, weddi
  • Chargers TE Andrew Vollert suffers torn ACL, ending promising training camp

    Chargers TE Andrew Vollert suffers torn ACL, ending promising training camp
    COSTA MESA — Tight end wasn’t a need for the Chargers when they decided to claim Andrew Vollert off waivers from the Cincinnati Bengals in May.
    They saw potential in Vollert, and the Weber State product was showing that with his play on the practice field. But Vollert’s promising training camp has come to an end.
    Vollert is out for the year with an ACL injury, Chargers coach Anthony Lynn revealed after Saturday’s practice.
    “He was really coming along,” Lynn sa
  • A living testament to the power of second chances

    A living testament to the power of second chances
    Her birth comes 18 years after the birth of my first child, and it’s incredible how different the circumstances they were each born into are, nearly two decades apart. These differences are a reflection of the fundamental changes Californians have made in recent years to how we approach justice. They also underscore just how far we still have to go to ensure people are able to overcome their past mistakes to lead productive lives.
    My first daughter was born when I was just 19 years old. I
  • Mike Trout hits first Fenway homer as Angels snap 8-game losing streak

    Mike Trout hits first Fenway homer as Angels snap 8-game losing streak
    BOSTON — The Angels took more than a week of frustration out on the Boston Red Sox on Saturday.
    After scoring just 20 runs in their eight-game losing streak, the Angels exploded for a 12-4 victory over the Red Sox, including Mike Trout’s first homer at Fenway Park.
    The Angels had been outscored by 43 runs during their losing streak, failing to lead a game past the fourth or come within two runs of a victory.
    All along, Manager Brad Ausmus and the players insisted they were working an
  • LA Rams vs. Raiders: Live updates from Oakland

    LA Rams vs. Raiders: Live updates from Oakland
    The Los Angeles Rams travel to Northern California for the preseason opener against the Oakland Raiders.
    Follow along for updates from our reporters out at the game.
    Viewing on a mobile device? Click here. A.J. Cole handling the kickoff again . . . Rams get another personal foul. Landis Durham. They'll start at their own 10.Not his first rodeo.@dwa5hingtondoes what he does for the score. #LARvsOAKhttps://pbs.twimg.com/media/EBphko1UIAALS4M.jpgMike Glennon 3-for-3 for 56 yards on opening drive fo
  • Police investigating injury shooting in Garden Grove

    Police investigating injury shooting in Garden Grove
    A 24-year-old man was injured and hospitalized after he was shot in Garden Grove on Friday night, Aug. 9, authorities said.
    Garden Grove police were called to the area of Lampson Avenue and Nutwood Street about 7:35 p.m. about a shooting, police said.
    At the location, they found the victim suffering from at least one gunshot wound. He was rushed to a local trauma center.
    Few details were immediately available and it wasn’t known if anyone was in custody.
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  • 20-mile outrigger race draws 900 competitors to Dana Point

    20-mile outrigger race draws 900 competitors to Dana Point
    It’s a sport that connects the islands with the mainland, a competition soaked in saltwater culture and history.
    An estimated 900 competitors from around Southern California set out on the Whitey Harrison Classic on Saturday, Aug. 10, an annual 20-mile race that has taken place for nearly five decades off Dana Point’s coastline.
    The nine-person teams of outrigger racers, who came from nearly 30 clubs around California, even some from Arizona, dug their paddles into the ocean water, d
  • How many active shooter incidents there are might surprise you

    How many active shooter incidents there are might surprise you
    Several highly publicized mass shootings have prompted Congress to look at increased legislation regarding background checks for potential gun owners.
    Active shooter incidents
    The FBI defines an active shooter as one or more individuals actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a populated area. Here’s a look at the FBIs list of incidents from 2000-2018.
    Incidents by yearFrom 2000-2018 there were 277 incidents. There have been seven mass shootings so far in 2019. Mass sho
  • LAFC hosts the Red Bulls with a motivation to focus

    LAFC hosts the Red Bulls with a motivation to focus
    As the Major League Soccer season enters the final third, Los Angeles Football Club sit high atop the standings and well positioned for the postseason. The team, however, still has much to play for, and Sunday’s opponent is a good reminder.
    The New York Red Bulls not only won the 2018 Supporter Shield, which goes to the team with the most points in the league, but also set the MLS points record at 71.
    Now both accomplishments are in sight for LAFC, which hosts New York at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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