• Angels 2020 schedule highlights

    Angels 2020 schedule highlights
    The Angels will open on the road for the fourth straight season, bring Mike Trout to Philadelphia and enjoy a rare Sunday off day just before the All-Star break next season.
    The 2020 schedule was released on Monday, and it includes a few items of note for the Angels.
    They will open the season on Mar. 26 in Houston. After a four-game series there, they will play the first regular season at the Rangers’ new ballpark in Arlington, on Mar. 31. The Angels open their home schedule on April 3 aga
  • Restoration starts on Fullerton’s “Niños del Mundo” mural

    Restoration starts on Fullerton’s “Niños del Mundo” mural
    After 25 years, Emigdio “Higgy” Vasquez Jr. is restoring a mural he helped his late father paint near Lemon Park in Fullerton.
    With funding help from the city, Vasquez Sr.’s 1994 mural, “Niños del Mundo,” will be preserved. The painting, one of the more visible murals at the park, features 13 children from different regions of the world around a vibrant blue earth.
    Artist Emigdio “Higgy” Vasquez works to restore mural at Lemon Park in Fullerton, Aug
  • Tyler the Creator announces Solange, YG, and Brockhampton for Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles

    Tyler the Creator announces Solange, YG, and Brockhampton for Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles
    Solange, Brockhampton and YG are among the biggest names to play the eighth annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival when it returns to the grounds around Dodger Stadium on Nov. 9-10, its founder the rapper Tyler the Creator announced on Monday.
    Other names of note include Juice WRLD, FKA twigs, Daniel Caesar and H.E.R., though Tyler’s name is in the biggest font right next to a row of question marks which suggests one more big name yet to be revealed.
    Two-day GA passes will go on sale at noon on Fr
  • Clippers schedule: They hope home is sweet in early going of 2019-20 season

    Clippers schedule: They hope home is sweet in early going of 2019-20 season
    The Clippers now know the Who, When and Where of the story that they hope ends happily, ideally with the franchise’s first NBA title.
    The NBA on Monday officially released the entirety of the 2019-20 regular season schedule, which opens with the Clippers playing 12 of their first 17 games at home, possibly beneficial if Paul George isn’t immediately available as he recovers from shoulder surgeries.
    In addition to the previously reported opening night (Oct. 22, TNT) and Christmas day
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  • Disneyland Railroad breaks down forcing evacuation and stranding engine

    Disneyland Railroad breaks down forcing evacuation and stranding engine
    The Disneyland Railroad broke down over the weekend forcing the Anaheim theme park to evacuate riders from the passenger cars and stranding the disabled engine on a train trestle over the entrance to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
    The Ward Kimball steam engine blew an axle on Sunday afternoon and guests were evacuated, according to Disneyland officials.
    The passenger cars were disconnected from the disabled engine and pulled back to New Orleans Square, according to MiceChat.
    Social media posts
  • Liquid Assets: It’s tiki time at Fable & Spirit

    Liquid Assets: It’s tiki time at Fable & Spirit
    Refreshing. That’s what comes to mind when you first step into Fable & Spirit. Even in Newport Beach’s bustling restaurant scene, the new space – located between Lido Marina Village and Lido House Hotel – is already a local hot spot. The decor, food and cocktails delight.
    It’s understandable that husband-and-wife team Darren and Jean Coyle have adopted a fresh take for their newest endeavor. Their other long-standing restaurant, Dublin 4 Gastropub in Mission Vie
  • Lakers schedule: LeBron, AD tip off 2019-20 season against Clippers on Oct. 22

    Lakers schedule: LeBron, AD tip off 2019-20 season against Clippers on Oct. 22
    All summer, there’s been build-up. On Oct. 22, the NBA’s opening night, Los Angeles pro basketball will start off with a bang.
    The NBA released the 2019-2020 schedule on Monday afternoon, and the Lakers will once again be one of the most-featured teams thanks to a roster stacked with LeBron James and Anthony Davis. But one of the most amplified subplots will be the in-town rivalry with the Clippers, whom the Lakers play on opening night at Staples Center (TNT) as well as Christmas in
  • Chill out with some fun facts about our hottest month

    Chill out with some fun facts about our hottest month
    What’s cool about August? It’s definitely not the weather that’s for sure. Maybe that’s why historically there have been plenty of notable events that had to do with water. For example, on Aug. 3, 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail from Palos de la Frontera, Spain, while in 1852, on that same date Harvard University beat Yale in the first American intercollegiate athletic event—a boat race. It was also the date in 1958 when the nuclear submarine USS Nautilus travel
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  • Craftsman design transforms a Capistrano Beach bungalow

    Craftsman design transforms a Capistrano Beach bungalow
    For almost 40 years, Scott and Jeanette Nelson and their now-grown family have lived in a rustic Craftsman-style home at the rear of the quarter-acre lot they purchased in Capistrano Beach/Dana Point back in 1980.
    The couple actually moved that 1,650-square-foot house from a farm in Orange, first cutting it in half to transport it, then spending over a year reconstructing the home, which is now almost 100 years old.
    By placing it at the back of the former horse-corral lot in the neighborhood jus
  • Stocks move broadly lower as trade war anxiety lingers

    Stocks move broadly lower as trade war anxiety lingers
    By Alex Veiga, The Associated Press
    Banks and technology companies drove a broad slide in stocks on Wall Street Monday afternoon that knocked the Dow Jones Industrial Average more than 300 points lower.
    The sell-off adds to losses that the market racked up last week amid heightened anxiety over the U.S. China-trade war.
    Investors are coming off of a week of wild swings that ended in yet another loss. The market has been riddled with worry that the fallout from the costly trade conflict will unde
  • UCLA training camp: Special teams breakdown

    UCLA training camp: Special teams breakdown
    Chip Kelly’s best Oregon teams were not only those with prolific offenses and stout defenses, but they also boasted consistent special teams units.
    Kelly’s first year at UCLA fell short of that standard.
    After Oregon didn’t allow a single punt or kick return for a touchdown during Kelly’s four-year tenure, the Bruins allowed two punt returns for touchdowns last year. Costly special teams penalties turned makeable field goals into missed long shots, damaging kicker J.J. Mo
  • Endgame for the Fed?: Ron Paul

    Endgame for the Fed?: Ron Paul
    The Federal Reserve, responding to concerns about the economy and the stock market, and perhaps to criticisms by President Trump, recently changed course on interest rates by cutting its “benchmark” rate from 2.25 percent to two percent.
    President Trump responded to the cut in already historically-low rates by attacking the Fed for not committing to future rate cuts.
    The Fed’s action is an example of a popular definition of insanity: doing the same action over and over again an
  • The high-speed rail project should be put back on the ballot

    The high-speed rail project should be put back on the ballot
    Reports that Democrats in the state legislature are looking to redirect funds for high-speed rail from the Central Valley to Los Angeles and the Bay Area should be welcome by anyone who believes in rational transportation spending. But any revised rail plan should be carefully vetted and, ideally, put back in front of the electorate.
    “Assembly Democrats see greater public value in improving passenger rail from Burbank to Anaheim, relieving congestion on the busy Interstate 5 corridor befor
  • Chris Janson will headline the inaugural Country Freedom Festival in San Pedro

    Chris Janson will headline the inaugural Country Freedom Festival in San Pedro
    Promoters of the first-ever Country Freedom Festival in San Pedro have announced country star Chris Janson as the headliner for its daylong event, which also includes performances by Cody Johnson, Honey County, Adam Doleac, Daniel Bonte, Michael Austin and more.
    It’s all happening at the Port of Los Angeles, Outer Harbor Berth 46, on Saturday, Oct. 19. Music isn’t the only focus of the fest, which also honors active military, veterans and first responders as well. There will be barbe
  • Reggae on the Mountain festival moves to Calabasas

    Reggae on the Mountain festival moves to Calabasas
    The hills will be alive with the sounds of reggae as the 10 annual Reggae on the Mountain festival comes to Calabasas this weekend.
    Moving from its previous location at the Topanga Community Center, the festival will be at King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas for this year’s event, set for Aug. 17-18.
    Performing on Saturday are Steel Pulse, Julian Marley, Pato Banton, Anuhea, Arise Roots, Ital Vibes, Better Chemistry, Dread Kennedy, Strange Brew, The Originators and Irie Nature.
    Sign up for ou
  • Status Update: Anaheim gets $2 million DoT grant for electric bus charging tech

    Status Update: Anaheim gets $2 million DoT grant for electric bus charging tech
    The Anaheim Transportation Network has received a $2 million U.S. Department of Transportation grant to enhance its electric-bus fleet.
    The city recently bought 40 all-electric buses with a goal of operating a 100% zero-emission fleet in the future. The grant will go toward improving the electric-charging technology, the city said in a statement, allowing buses to avoid peak charging times.
    “The DOT grants will now help make our charging system highly efficient, further reducing carbon emi
  • 10 ways to cut utility bills and conserve energy during the hot summer

    10 ways to cut utility bills and conserve energy during the hot summer
    Last month, July 2019, was the hottest month on record—ever—in California and the globe. That might change—the National Weather Service is predicting warmer than average temperatures across most of our region well into September. Higher than average temperatures tend to bring dry conditions, and though we are officially drought-free, the US Drought Monitor is reporting “abnormally dry” conditions in much of our region. The long drought—which ran for 376 weeks&
  • Funeral set for LAPD Officer Juan Jose Diaz, slain while confronting reputed gang member

    Funeral set for LAPD Officer Juan Jose Diaz, slain while confronting reputed gang member
    LOS ANGELES — Funeral services will be held today for a 24-year-old Los Angeles police officer who was shot while off-duty in Lincoln Heights, where he confronted a reputed gang member who was allegedly painting graffiti on a sidewalk.
    Juan Jose Diaz was killed in the early morning hours of July 27 near Avenue 26 and Artesian Street, where he had gone with his girlfriend and her two brothers to a taco stand.
    The bilingual funeral Mass will be celebrated by Los Angeles C
  • New rules can deny green cards for immigrants on food stamps

    New rules can deny green cards for immigrants on food stamps
    By COLLEEN LONG
    Trump administration rules that could deny green cards to immigrants who use Medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers or other forms of public assistance are going into effect, one of its most aggressive moves to restrict legal immigration.
    Federal law already requires those seeking green cards and legal status to prove they will not be a burden to the U.S., or what’s called a “public charge,” but the new rules, made public on Monday, detail a broader range of pr
  • The 10 worst times of the year to go to Disneyland

    The 10 worst times of the year to go to Disneyland
    Disneyland has been remarkably uncrowded this summer, a fact that was recently acknowledged by Disney CEO Bob Iger. But that’s expected to change soon, as the annual passholders who were blocked out much of the summer because of the crowds anticipated for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge are able to get into the park again.
    So the throngs that visitors have experienced on busy days in the past should returns as well. That also means you’ll have to plan your trip to the Magic Kingdom to
  • What have state Senators and Assemblymembers from Orange County done so far this year?

    What have state Senators and Assemblymembers from Orange County done so far this year?
    The dozen legislators representing Orange County in Sacramento have had a busy year, introducing 216 bills, 36 resolutions and one amendment that touch on everything from climate change to international adoption to roadkill.
    So far, 13 of those bills and 13 resolutions have been signed into law.
    As the legislature gets ready to reconvene Monday, Aug. 12, after summer recess, a few dozen more locally sponsored bills are still alive. The Senate and Assembly have until Sept. 13 to make a final deci
  • A$AP Rocky returns to stage – discusses Swedish jail – at the Real Street Festival in Anaheim

    A$AP Rocky returns to stage – discusses Swedish jail – at the Real Street Festival in Anaheim
    Rapper A$AP Rocky, who was jailed earlier this summer in Sweden, made his post-release return to the stage Sunday as the final act of Real 92.3 radio’s inaugural Real Street Festival in Anaheim.
    His performance had been uncertain for most of the summer following his arrest for assault and the Swedish authorities’ refusal to let him leave the country before a trial.
    But after two days of hip-hop stars and up-and-comers on the two stages outside Honda Center, the lights went dark at 10
  • A$AP Rocky discusses Swedish jail experience at the Real Street Festival in Anaheim

    A$AP Rocky discusses Swedish jail experience at the Real Street Festival in Anaheim
    Rapper A$AP Rocky, who was jailed earlier this summer in Sweden, made his post-release return to the stage Sunday as the final act of Real 92.3 radio’s inaugural Real Street Festival in Anaheim.
    His performance had been uncertain for most of the summer following his arrest for assault and the Swedish authorities’ refusal to let him leave the country before a trial.
    But after two days of hip-hop stars and up-and-comers on the two stages outside Honda Center, the lights went dark at 10
  • Carlos Vela scores a goal, two assists to lead LAFC past N.Y. Red Bulls

    Carlos Vela scores a goal, two assists to lead LAFC past N.Y. Red Bulls
    LOS ANGELES >> On Sunday, after a shaky end to the first half, Los Angeles Football Club rebounded in the second to beat the Red Bulls 4-2 at Banc of California Stadium.
    In the first half of Sunday’s match, the scoring came in quick succession for both LAFC and the Red Bulls. After withstanding attacking sequences from the Red Bulls attack early in the first half, LAFC (17-4-3) struck twice in two minutes for the early lead.
    In the 22nd minute, forward Carlos Vela sent a free kick in
  • Here’s the list of winners for the Teen Choice 2019 Awards in Hermosa Beach

    Here’s the list of winners for the Teen Choice 2019 Awards in Hermosa Beach
    After tabulating results from more than 55 million teenagers who voted via Twitter and FOX.com, here are the list of winners for the Teen Choice 2019 awards, held Sunday in Hermosa Beach:Top honor: A first-ever Icon award was given to Taylor Swift. The Jonas Brothers accepted the Decade award.Related: Star-studded Teen Choice Awards storm the sand in Hermosa Beach
     
    Robert Downey Jr. accepts the choice action movie actor award for “Avengers: Endgame” at the Teen Choice Awards on
  • Titan profiles: Back from ACL injury, Barrios sets sights on women’s soccer title

    Alba Barrios, a redshirt senior for the Titan women’s soccer team, is a business administration major with a concentration in finance. She is aiming for a career as a certified financial planner. Photo courtesy of Cal State Fullerton
    In a game at UC Irvine in October 2017, Cal State Fullerton soccer player Alba Barrios leaped for a header, was knocked off-balance by someone underfoot and landed awkwardly on her right leg. When she limped off the pitch, she assumed the worst.
    “As soon
  • Star-studded Teen Choice Awards storm the sand in Hermosa Beach

    Star-studded Teen Choice Awards storm the sand in Hermosa Beach
    It wasn’t your ordinary Sunday evening on the Hermosa Beach sand, as the 2019 Teen Choice Awards brought some 10,000 fans to the shoreline on Aug.11.
    A stage set up just south of the Hermosa Beach Pier — featuring giant beach balls, a blow-up lifeguard shack and crashing waves made of multicolored bubbles — provided the backdrop to the two-hour show hosted by Pretty Little Liars actress Lucy Hale and YouTube personality David Dobrik.
    Related: Photos of the big moments from the
  • Simone Biles soars to 6th US gymnastics title

    Simone Biles soars to 6th US gymnastics title
    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Simone Biles messed around and got a triple-double. And just about everything else too on her way to a sixth U.S. women’s gymnastics title.
    The Olympic champion began her preparation for the 2020 Games by drilling her boundary pushing triple-twisting, double-flip (aka the “triple-double”) at the end of her first tumbling run on floor exercise Sunday night, the exclamation point of another dazzling performance that showcased just how wide the gulf betwee
  • Rodríguez, Arriola help DC United beat Galaxy

    Rodríguez, Arriola help DC United beat Galaxy
    WASHINGTON — Lucas Rodríguez and Paul Arriola scored in D.C. United’s 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday night.
    Rodríguez side-footed a rebound into an open net to make it 2-1 in the 73rd minute. Ulises Segura’s shot from outside the box was stopped by a diving David Bingham but the rebound went directly to Arriola and the corner of the 6-yard box. His first-timer was parried by Bingham, but Rodríguez tapped in the putback from near the spot.
  • Are California’s schools really ‘starving’ for revenue?

    Are California’s schools really ‘starving’ for revenue?
    Whenever you see politicians and special interests throwing statistics around like the cafeteria food in “Animal House,” it’s a better-than-even bet that they’re distorting their respective claims about how we fund schools in California.
    Here are some basics about school financing that every taxpayer should know. First, it’s complicated. K-14 schools get funding from a variety of federal, state and local sources.  (K-14 includes community colleges but not the U
  • Photos: Scenes from the Teen Choice Awards in Hermosa Beach

    Photos: Scenes from the Teen Choice Awards in Hermosa Beach
    The South Bay hosted a veritable who’s who of youthful entertainers Sunday night, Aug. 11, as the Teen Choice Awards were staged on the sand in Hermosa Beach.
    TEEN CHOICE 2018: L-R: Taylor Swift accepts the Icon Award from Alex Morgan onstage at TEEN CHOICE 2019 airing Sunday, August 11 (8:00-10:00 PM ET live/PT tape-delayed) on FOX from Hermosa Beach, CA. © 2019 FOX MEDIA LLC. CR: Frank Micelotta/FOX
    Audience is seen at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019, in Hermosa
  • Photos: The stars arrive at Teen Choice Awards in Hermosa Beach

    Photos: The stars arrive at Teen Choice Awards in Hermosa Beach
    Lucy Hale arrives at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019, in Hermosa Beach, Calif. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP)
    Jessica Alba arrives at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019, in Hermosa Beach, Calif. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsZendaya arrives at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019, in Hermosa Beach, Calif. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP)
    Lauren Jauregui arrives at the Teen Choice Awards on Sund
  • Chargers DT Jerry Tillery up to speed after offseason shoulder surgery

    Chargers DT Jerry Tillery up to speed after offseason shoulder surgery
    COSTA MESA — Damion Square put two hands on Jerry Tillery’s chest to teach him a pass-rushing technique for the start of Sunday’s practice. The veteran defensive tackle didn’t go easy on the Chargers’ rookie first-round pick.
    Square made a swim move and violently pulled on Tillery’s left arm that forced his shoulder pads to come out of his jersey. Square warmly adjusted his teammate’s uniform.
    If it were an averaged-sized human or a player from a skilled
  • Dodgers plan to experiment with their relievers, including their closer

    Dodgers plan to experiment with their relievers, including their closer
    LOS ANGELES – Dodgers Kenley Jansen was healthy, present and accounted for, but he wasn’t available to pitch Sunday against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
    Jansen allowed the game-tying home run Friday and threw a scoreless ninth inning in a non-save situation Saturday. It was the first time since June that Jansen had pitched on consecutive days, and Manager Dave Roberts didn’t want to work his closer to appear in a third consecutive game.
    The unusual pattern defied baseball orthodox
  • Sparks seize momentum late to edge Chicago Sky at Staples Center

    Sparks seize momentum late to edge Chicago Sky at Staples Center
    LOS ANGELES – Sunday’s game was something of a WNBA physics experiment: When the Sparks’ momentum meets the Chicago Sky’s momentum, what happens?
    The result: A scrappy, often sloppy, turnover- and foul-plagued down-to-the wire affair that, eventually, bent in favor of the Sparks, 84-81.
    The victory before 9,244 fans at Staples Center was the Sparks’ fifth consecutive and eighth in a row at home.
    Chicago (14-10) lost for the first time in four games.
    Point guard Chel
  • Hyun-Jin Ryu dominates the Diamondbacks in Dodgers’ win

    Hyun-Jin Ryu dominates the Diamondbacks in Dodgers’ win
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Will Smith, left, rounds first after hitting a two-run home run as Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Mike Leake walks off the mound during the third inning of a baseball game Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Arizona Diamondbacks’ Tim Locastro, below, is forced out at second as Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager attempts to throw out Eduardo Escobar at first during the first inning of a baseball game Sunday, Aug. 11, 20
  • The high cost of split roll implementation

    The high cost of split roll implementation
    A proposed initiative that is headed for the November 2020 statewide ballot aims to raise at least $9 billion a year by increasing property taxes, but county tax assessors foresee major problems with implementing the measure if it is approved by voters.
    The initiative, titled the California Schools and Local Communities Funding Act, would change the state constitution to mandate the reassessment of commercial and industrial properties to market value on a regular basis. Currently, under Proposit
  • UCLA’s continuity under Chip Kelly could lead to faster pace on offense

    UCLA’s continuity under Chip Kelly could lead to faster pace on offense
    LOS ANGELES — After a dizzying three-year spin, UCLA has finally exited the offensive coordinator carousel.
    From Kennedy Polamalu to Jedd Fisch to Chip Kelly, UCLA cycled through three unique offenses in as many seasons. Entering the second year under Kelly, returning offensive players are playing in the same offensive system in back-to-back years the first time in their UCLA careers.
    “It’s so huge,” redshirt junior tight end and former quarterback Matt Lynch said. &ldquo

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