• Unions win in politics, while they lose members

    Unions win in politics, while they lose members
    One of the more curious anomalies about California is that while labor unions’ political power has increased to virtual hegemony, especially in the last decade, union membership has declined just as sharply.
    On Labor Day 2019, one can only wonder whether both trends will continue and if so, what the eventual outcome will be.
    Labor’s ever-increasing political influence, from the smallest school district to the Legislature and statewide offices, including the governorship, is an uncont
  • Harbor Patrol boat cools off holiday crowd and builds community at Baby Beach in Dana Point

    Harbor Patrol boat cools off holiday crowd and builds community at Baby Beach in Dana Point
    Hundreds came out to Dana Point Harbor over the long holiday weekend.
    With temperatures reaching the high 80s along the coastline, even paddle boarders, kayakers and swimmers could use some cooling down.
    Craig DeWitt, who works as a boat captain for Capt. Dave’s Dolphin and Whale Safari, was strolling along the harbor on Sunday, Sept. 1, with his wife when he caught a fun scene at Baby Beach.
    “There was lots of excitement and happily screaming kids,” the Dana Point resident sai
  • Angels’ Shohei Ohtani still trying to get the ball up and over the fence

    Angels’ Shohei Ohtani still trying to get the ball up and over the fence
    OAKLAND — Shohei Ohtani’s second season in the majors is heading into the homestretch with the same question that’s been dogging him for months.
    Where are the home runs?
    Ohtani built a reputation as an exceptional power hitter on his way to winning the Rookie of the Year last year. The Angels’ two-way star belted 22 homers in 326 at-bats, in addition to an assortment of epic, scoreboard-reaching blasts in batting practice.
    This year? Not so much.
    Ohtani has hit 16 homers
  • Defending US Open champ Naomi Osaka loses to Belinda Bencic in 4th round

    Defending US Open champ Naomi Osaka loses to Belinda Bencic in 4th round
    NEW YORK — Naomi Osaka’s 10-match U.S. Open winning streak and title defense are done after she was outplayed in the fourth round by Belinda Bencic and lost 7-5, 6-4 Monday.
    Osaka has been wearing a black sleeve on her bothersome left knee and was visited by a trainer after getting broken to trail 3-2 in the second set.
    “I was so excited to come on the court. The challenge cannot be bigger (than) against Naomi,” said the 13th-seeded Bencic, who will face No. 23 Donna Veki
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  • Suspected stolen BMW crashes into Newport Beach building

    Suspected stolen BMW crashes into Newport Beach building
    NEWPORT BEACH — Police responding to a report of three BMWs stolen from a Newport Beach dealership Monday saw a suspect driving one away and began a short pursuit, which was ended before the suspect crashed into a building, authorities said.
    The officers responded at 12:20 a.m. to Sterling BMW at 3000 West Coast Highway and saw a suspect driving away in a sedan that had been left for service, Newport Beach police Sgt. B. Gregson said.
    The officers tried to get the driver to pull over but
  • Video: Boss Tagaloa has ‘no doubt’ Dorian Thompson-Robinson will bounce back

    Video: Boss Tagaloa has ‘no doubt’ Dorian Thompson-Robinson will bounce back
    Center Boss Tagaloa talks about Dorian Thompson-Robinson’s response in practice after UCLA’s season-opening loss and what he thought about Sean Rhyan and Jon Gaines in their first career starts.Related Articles Video: Jaylen Erwin shook off early nerves in UCLA debut Video: Chip Kelly didn’t consider a quarterback change vs. Cincinnati What’s next for UCLA football? The San Diego State Aztecs About last night: A review of UCLA’s 24-14 loss to Cincinnati UCLA footbal
  • Video: Jaylen Erwin shook off early nerves in UCLA debut

    Video: Jaylen Erwin shook off early nerves in UCLA debut
    Receiver Jaylen Erwin talks about making his UCLA debut, what he thought about the offense’s first game together and how Dorian Thompson-Robinson has responded in practice.Related Articles Video: Boss Tagaloa has ‘no doubt’ Dorian Thompson-Robinson will bounce back Video: Chip Kelly didn’t consider a quarterback change vs. Cincinnati What’s next for UCLA football? The San Diego State Aztecs About last night: A review of UCLA’s 24-14 loss to Cincinnati UCLA foo
  • Orange County high school football schedule for Week 2, Sept. 5-7

    Orange County high school football schedule for Week 2, Sept. 5-7
    The Orange County high school football schedule for Week 2, Sept. 5-7.
    Games 7 p.m. unless noted
    Nonleague
    THURSDAY, SEPT. 5
    Burroughs Burbank vs. Kennedy at Western High
    Calvary Chapel vs. Capistrano Valley Christian at Laguna Hills High
    Century vs. Santiago at Garden Grove High
    Morningside vs. Savanna at Glover Stadium
    Don Lugo at Tustin
    El Dorado at California
    Northwood vs. Troy at Fullerton High
    Orange at Yorba Linda
    Dana Hills vs. Saddleback at Segerstrom High
    Woodbridge vs. Fountain Valley
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  • Police unsure why man went on West Texas shooting rampage

    Police unsure why man went on West Texas shooting rampage
    ODESSA, Texas — Police say they are not sure why a man with a misdemeanor on his record and no warrant for his arrest erupted in a spate of violence after a routine traffic stop in West Texas, killing seven, including a man slain outside his parents’ home and a teenager fatally shot as she left a car dealership with her family.
    Authorities said Seth Aaron Ator, 36, also injured 22 people Saturday before officers killed him outside a busy movie theater in Odessa.
    Online court records
  • Firefighters find marijuana-growing operation at Stanton business

    Firefighters find marijuana-growing operation at Stanton business
    STANTON — Firefighters in Stanton knocking down a fire Monday at a commercial building utilized as a muffler shop discovered a marijuana growth operation at the back of the structure, authorities said.
    “It was pretty elaborate,” Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Jon Muir said.
    Firefighters dispatched at 7:23 a.m. Monday, Sept. 2, to the 8000 block of Katella Avenue had the fire out within 15 minutes of their arrival, Muir said.
    A watch commander at the Orange County Sheriff&rs
  • USC true freshman Kedon Slovis ready for challenge of replacing JT Daniels

    USC true freshman Kedon Slovis ready for challenge of replacing JT Daniels
    Either incompetence or tragedy precedes the call for a backup quarterback. In the case of Kedon Slovis, it was the latter. A season-ending ACL tear took USC starting quarterback JT Daniels off the field Saturday against Fresno State, leaving the true freshman Slovis to pick up the pieces.
    Only, Slovis didn’t get started right away. Because of the timing of the injury, he had to wait until after halftime before he could step onto the field and play his first collegiate snap. In the locker r
  • Student Section of the Week: San Juan Hills Stampede is Week 1 champion

    Student Section of the Week: San Juan Hills Stampede is Week 1 champion
    The winner of the OCVarsity Student Section of the Week contest is announced each Monday morning during the high school football season:
    Last week, we had a hard time finding five strong nominees for the Week Zero Student Section of the Week contest.
    This week, we had a hard time getting the list of finalists down to just five sections. So many student sections came out and rocked it.
    Well done everyone, keep up the great work!
    It was also harder this week to pick a winner, but the Week 1 S
  • Ex-U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher sells Costa Mesa home for $1.5 million

    Ex-U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher sells Costa Mesa home for $1.5 million
    Former U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher has sold his four-bedroom house in Costa Mesa for $1.5 million, down $195,000 from the original asking price.
    The 2,346-square-foot house was listed in March 2019 for $1.695 million followed by a few price cuts. It last dropped to $1.53 million.
    But Rohrabacher, 72, still came out ahead.
    Property records show the 15-term Republican, who lost Orange County’s 48th Congressional District seat to Democrat Harley Rouda in the November 2018 election, paid $950,0
  • Orange County plan for vote centers, mail ballots for all headed for state approval this fall

    Orange County plan for vote centers, mail ballots for all headed for state approval this fall
    After holding 29 meetings around the county and collecting thousands of surveys, Orange County Registrar of Voters Neal Kelley is close to finalizing plans for the future of county elections.
    Kelly said he’s going to tweak some elements based on public feedback and put the revised plan out for public review, then send it to the California Secretary of State for final approval in mid-September.
    But the basics remain the same: send every voter in the county a mail-in ballot, and open nearly
  • Video: Chip Kelly didn’t consider a quarterback change vs. Cincinnati

    Video: Chip Kelly didn’t consider a quarterback change vs. Cincinnati
    Head coach Chip Kelly talks about Dorian Thompson-Robinson’s performance against Cincinnati, why the coach didn’t consider a quarterback change during the game and how the rest of the team fared during film review.Related Articles What’s next for UCLA football? The San Diego State Aztecs About last night: A review of UCLA’s 24-14 loss to Cincinnati UCLA football tries to refocus after another disappointing season opener UCLA game GIFs: Fans react to UCLA’s 24-14 los
  • Del Mar consensus picks for Monday Sept. 2

    Del Mar consensus picks for Monday Sept. 2
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Monday Sept. 2 at Del Mar.
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  • Status Update: Fortune Cookies bistro coming to Seal Beach; piano lab debuts at SCC

    Status Update: Fortune Cookies bistro coming to Seal Beach; piano lab debuts at SCC
    Fortune Cookies Chinese Bistro is coming to The Shops at Rossmoor in Seal Beach.
    The restaurant is moving from its Los Alamitos location this fall to a new 3,299-square-foot site next to Jos. A. Bank.
    “We’re moving … to share our unique twist on traditional Chinese favorites with an even broader audience,” says owner Jimmy Chen.The menu includes low-fat items and specialty sushi house rolls, soups, Chop Suey, Lo Mein, and chicken, beef and seafood dishes. The Orange Coun
  • Garden Grove project to “reimagine” itself adds murals and whimsy around downtown

    Garden Grove project to “reimagine” itself adds murals and whimsy around downtown
    Garden Grove sees its downtown as more of an artsy sort of place.
    Murals of nature’s vibrant colors and abstract art pieces have been installed as a part of the city’s Reimagine project. The effort began 10 years ago after community members voiced in a survey their interest in wanting to see more public art around town.“Our goal is to create a downtown that gives you a sense of place,” John Montanchez of the Community Service Department said. “To make the downtown l
  • Here’s your brew guide to the California Craft Beer Summit and Beer Festival

    Here’s your brew guide to the California Craft Beer Summit and Beer Festival
    For lovers of craft brews, this Long Beach event will be like attending an Ivy League beer university, and the graduation ceremony is pretty much the Super Bowl of beer festivals.
    California’s best brewers and beer experts are coming to Long Beach this month as part of the California Craft Beer Summit and Beer Festival.
    Now in its fifth year, the three-day industry expo and conference that ends with a massive beer festival usually takes place in Sacramento but will be head to the Long Beac
  • Entry-level teachers will spend 85% of pay on median rental in LA-OC, report says

    Entry-level teachers will spend 85% of pay on median rental in LA-OC, report says
    Entry-level teachers in the Los Angeles-Orange counties area will spend 85.1% of their salary to afford a median-priced apartment or home rental this school year, according to a new Zillow analysis.
    That’s well beyond the 30% the industry has long recommend should go toward housing.
    That 85.1%, which pays for a rental priced at $2,836, far outpaces the nationwide average where 46.8% of a starting teacher’s pay will go toward a median rent of $1,483.
    The situation improves significant
  • Analysis: Chargers offense position-by-position breakdown for 2019

    Analysis: Chargers offense position-by-position breakdown for 2019
    First of a four-part series examining the Chargers’ and Rams’ rosters, by position.
    Philip Rivers made it seem effortless in the summer. The Chargers’ quarterback threw jump balls in the left corner of the end zone to Mike Williams and was in sync with Keenan Allen for numerous down-the-field connections.
    But what really gave the Chargers a look of a potent offense was Rivers’ quick throws to tight end Hunter Henry, a target he didn’t have a year ago. Henry missed m
  • 34 people missing after dive boat fire off Santa Cruz Island

    34 people missing after dive boat fire off Santa Cruz Island
    LOS ANGELES (AP) — Officials say some people are dead and 34 are missing after a fire aboard a commercial scuba diving vessel off the Southern California Coast.The Daily Beast quoted Capt. Brian McGrath of the Ventura County Fire Department as saying that there were deaths. But McGrath said he could not give a number.
    Lt. Cmdr. Matthew Kroll of the U.S. Coast Guard says five crewmembers sleeping on the 75-foot boat’s top deck were rescued early Monday morning near Santa Cruz Island.
  • 33 people missing, some presumed dead, after dive boat fire off Santa Cruz Island

    33 people missing, some presumed dead, after dive boat fire off Santa Cruz Island
    Marine authorities were searching Monday morning, Sept. 2, for 33 passengers who were unaccounted for after a fire tore through a 75-foot boat off of Santa Cruz Island off the Ventura County coast.
    Ventura County firefighters responded to the blaze shortly before 3:30 a.m. about 90 miles from Los Angeles. Coast Guard Sector Los Angeles-Long Beach overheard a mayday call about 15 minutes earlier of a commercial vessel with 38 people aboard.
    Authorities initially reported that 34 people were missi
  • Unions versus opportunity cost

    Unions versus opportunity cost
    Labor Day has become a government-sponsored PSA that unions use to take credit for every worker gain and offer unionization as the answer to every worker complaint. Near the top of their annual cornucopia of claims is always that union efforts to raise their workers’ wages raise everyone’s wages. Unfortunately, that claim violates one of the most central aspects of economics—the principle of opportunity cost.
    Economics starts from the fact that we live in a world of scarcity. C
  • This is what you can do at L.A. Fleet Week in San Pedro on Labor Day, Sept. 2

    This is what you can do at L.A. Fleet Week in San Pedro on Labor Day, Sept. 2
    LA Fleet Week is nearly over — so don’t miss your chance to get in on the fun.
    The military celebration, with U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships ported in San Pedro, ends on Labor Day, so this is your last opportunity (until next year, that is) to check out the military personnel strutting around.
    Fleet Week is held in front of the Battleship Iowa, on the L.A. waterfront, at 100 Swinford St.
    For those who want to visit the festivities, here’s a list of things to do on Monday, Sept
  • The follies and excesses of Proposition 65

    The follies and excesses of Proposition 65
    It’s been a bad summer for Proposition 65, which is a good thing for California’s small businesses and consumers.
    Prop. 65 is the California law responsible for the cancer-warning signs so ubiquitous that most Californians know it’s better just to ignore them.
    In bars and restaurants, on playground equipment, shoes, umbrellas, and golf club covers, even around Disneyland, consumers are warned that product — even the place itself — “is known to the state of Cal
  • Court ruling upholds ban on public funding of political campaigns

    Court ruling upholds ban on public funding of political campaigns
    It’s no secret that California, perhaps America’s most progressive state, is controlled by a political establishment openly hostile to the interests of taxpayers. Taxpayer victories over the state’s liberal power structure are rare, but they do happen.
    Last week, taxpayers prevailed in a long running lawsuit involving public funding for political campaigns. The dispute began in 2016 when the Legislature passed, and the governor signed, Senate Bill 1107, which purported to amend
  • LAFC loses first home game this season vs. United

    LAFC loses first home game this season vs. United
    For the first time in 2019 Major League Soccer season, Los Angeles Football Club (19-4-5) failed to defend the Banc.
    LAFC had not lost a league match at home (11-0-2) this season entering play on Sunday, but the team fell to Minnesota United (13-9-6) 2-0 at Banc of California Stadium while playing without star forward and captain Carlos Vela, who did not dress for the match due to the hamstring injury suffered against the Galaxy last weekend. The rare home loss kept LAFC from securing the top se
  • 3.3 quake reported in Lakeland Village and Lake Elsinore areas of Riverside County

    3.3 quake reported in Lakeland Village and Lake Elsinore areas of Riverside County
    A 3.3 magnitude earthquake shook the area of Lake Elsinore and Lakeland Village on Sunday evening, Sept. 1.
    The quake was recorded about 3.1 miles beneath the Earth’s surface at about 9:05 p.m., reports from the U.S. Geological Survey said. Its epicenter was just northeast of Lakeland Village, south of where the 15 and 74 Freeways meet in Lake Elsinore.
    There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
    Related Articles Fault below Los Angeles and Long Beach ports once thought to be in
  • Defending champ Novak Djokovic out of US Open with bad shoulder

    Defending champ Novak Djokovic out of US Open with bad shoulder
    NEW YORK — Novak Djokovic’s left shoulder was aching, his chances were fading in the fourth round against Stan Wawrinka and, soon enough, the U.S. Open’s defending champion and No. 1 seed was out of the tournament, leaving to a chorus of boos.
    Djokovic shook his head as he walked over to the chair umpire to say he was retiring from the match because of that shoulder while trailing 6-4, 7-5, 2-1 and being thoroughly outplayed Sunday night.
    “The pain was constant for weeks
  • O.C. jail inmate who had been in distress is taken to hospital, later dies

    O.C. jail inmate who had been in distress is taken to hospital, later dies
    An inmate who had been arrested by La Habra Police on suspicion of robbery in 2018 died in a hospital while in custody of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department early Sunday, Sept. 1.
    The man who died was held at the Theo Lacy Jail in  Orange and was reported to be “in distress” the night before he died, Orange County Sheriff’s Department officials said in a news release. Deputies and medical staff responded to his cell at 8:20 p.m. Saturday. They attempted life-savi
  • Cristian Roldan scores 2 as Sounders beat Galaxy

    Cristian Roldan scores 2 as Sounders beat Galaxy
    SEATTLE — Cristian Roldan knows the Seattle Sounders will spend much of the upcoming week talking about defense.
    But on Sunday, it was all about offense — especially the boost that he provided.
    Roldan scored his second goal of the game in the 89th minute to give the Sounders a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Galaxy in a matchup between two teams vying for second place in Major League Soccer’s Western Conference.
    The teams combined for four goals in the final 15 minutes of the
  • Democratic socialists try to soft-pedal socialism

    Democratic socialists try to soft-pedal socialism
    Why does the left constantly modify its call for socialism with the adjective “democratic” socialism? This oddity of language clearly signals that advocates of socialism in America are concerned that the word “socialism,” standing alone, suggests something non-democratic. And they are right to be concerned.
    Looking around the world’s self-proclaimed socialist states over recent history, one finds autocracy, not democracy. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was
  • 2 children rescued from locked car in La Mirada and treated for dehydration; mom arrested

    2 children rescued from locked car in La Mirada and treated for dehydration; mom arrested
    Deputies rescued two children left unattended in a hot car in La Mirada who were later hospitalized for dehydration, and arrested their mother on suspicion of child endangerment Sunday, Sept. 1.
    Deputies received a call for service at about 2 p.m., near the intersection of Imperial Highway and Meyer Road, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Lt. Blanca Arevelo said. There, they encountered two children, ages 2 and 6, who were in distress after sitting in a locked vehicle for an extended period on
  • ‘Build an army’: Aryan Brotherhood leaders attempted to rule over all white California prison gangs, feds say

    ‘Build an army’: Aryan Brotherhood leaders attempted to rule over all white California prison gangs, feds say
    SACRAMENTO — In the summer of 2016, Ronald Dean Yandell was as on top of the world as a man doomed to spend the rest of his days in a prison cell could be.
    Prison officials, citing Yandell’s membership in the Aryan Brotherhood, had kept him locked away in a modern-day dungeon; he had spent 15 years in solitary confinement at California’s most notorious and secure prison, Pelican Bay.
    But in 2015, after statewide hunger strikes and lawsuits challenging the use of solitary confin
  • Dodgers will promote top prospect Gavin Lux on Monday

    PHOENIX — Another piece of the future will be joining the Dodgers in the present.
    Top prospect Gavin Lux will be added to the roster Monday when the team opens a homestand against the Colorado Rockies.
    Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said he plans to have Lux in the starting lineup against the Rockies, playing second base.
    “This is a performance business,” Roberts said. “Gavin has earned this opportunity. I think that’s plain and simple.”
    It has also been fast an
  • USC quarterback JT Daniels out for season with ACL, meniscus tears

    USC quarterback JT Daniels out for season with ACL, meniscus tears
    USC quarterback JT Daniels, #18, has to be helped off the field after being injured late in the second quarter at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Saturday, August 31, 2019. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
    USC starting quarterback JT Daniels returned to the field on crutches in the fourth quarter at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Saturday, August 31, 2019.Daniels suffered what would later be diagnosed as a season-ending knee injury. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Dail
  • Chargers set to start season without Russell Okung, Derwin James

    Chargers set to start season without Russell Okung, Derwin James
    The Chargers know they’ll be without left tackle Russell Okung for at least six weeks, but his return to the football field remains uncertain.
    Okung will miss the first six games of the regular season because the team kept him on the non-football illness list. The two-time Pro Bowl left tackle has been sidelined since June because of a pulmonary embolism.
    “I don’t know if he’ll be ready to go right after the six weeks yet,” Chargers general manager Tom Telesco told
  • Photos: Eyes shifted from ships of stature to aviation’s acrobats at Fleet Week’s aerial displays

    Photos: Eyes shifted from ships of stature to aviation’s acrobats at Fleet Week’s aerial displays
    Fleet Week and Labor Day weekend celebrations, including aerial demonstrations by the US Coast Guard over the main channel in the port of Los Angeles in San Pedro, continue on Sunday, September 1, 2019.
    (Photo by Axel Koester, Contributing Photographer)
    Fleet Week and Labor Day weekend celebrations, including aerial demonstrations by the US Coast Guard over the main channel in the port of Los Angeles in San Pedro, continue on Sunday, September 1, 2019.
    (Photo by Axel Koester, Contributing Photog
  • Anaheim man followed, then shot to death in car in San Bernardino parking lot

    Anaheim man followed, then shot to death in car in San Bernardino parking lot
    A man walking through a parking lot in San Bernardino on Saturday was followed to his car and then shot to death, police said.
    San Bernardino police said Subhi Baghdadi, a 51-year-old from Anaheim, was sitting in his car when two men approached him.
    They shot him once, then fled on foot, according to Sgt. John Echevarria, a San Bernardino Police Department spokesman.
    Police said Baghdadi and the two suspects were all inside a store in the 1200 block of North Waterman Avenue, northwest of the int
  • Photos: Military forces flambe’, fillet and fricassee at Fleet Week’s Galley Wars

    Photos: Military forces flambe’, fillet and fricassee at Fleet Week’s Galley Wars
    Fans and fellow crew members of the USS Spruance support their team during the 2019 Galley Wars culinary competition between the different sea branch services as part of Fleet Week on the USS Iowa in San Pedro on September 1, 2019.
    (Photo by Axel Koester, Contributing Photographer)
    Chefs Robert Irvine, front, Shaun O’Neale, Michael Williams and Rear Admiral Alvin Holsey sample the food during the 2019 Galley Wars culinary competition between the different sea branch services as part of Fle
  • Dustin May struck in head by line drive, Dodgers rally to avoid sweep in Arizona

    Dustin May struck in head by line drive, Dodgers rally to avoid sweep in Arizona
    Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Dustin May, left, is comforted by Dodgers’ David Freese, second from right, as manager Dave Roberts (30) runs on the field during the fourth inning of a baseball game, after May was hit by a batted ball from Arizona Diamondbacks’ Jake Lamb Sunday, Sept. 1, 2019, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
    Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Dustin May rolls on the ground after being hit by a batted ball from Arizona Diamondbacks’ Jake Lamb during t
  • Officials identify man who died in fall from Dana Point cliff

    Officials identify man who died in fall from Dana Point cliff
    DANA POINT — A man who fell to his death from a cliff at Dana Point Harbor was identified by the Orange County coroner’s office on Sunday, Sept. 1.
    Orange County Fire Authority firefighters were called about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday to the harbor to try to rescue 53-year-old Derek Wilson, according to OCFA Capt. Jon Muir and the coroner’s office.
    “It was very difficult to get to,” so firefighters used a helicopter to lower a paramedic, who was unable to revive Wilson, Muir
  • Angels end homestand with narrow loss to Boston Red Sox

    Angels end homestand with narrow loss to Boston Red Sox
    Boston Red Sox right fielder Mookie Betts, right, makes a catch on a ball it by Los Angeles Angels’ Albert Pujols as second baseman Brock Holt gets out of the way during the first inning of a baseball game Sunday, Sept. 1, 2019, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Boston Red Sox’s J.D. Martinez, top, heads to third after hitting a solo home run as Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney stands on the mound during the third inning of a baseball game Sunday, Sept. 1
  • Angels expand their roster by seven on first day of September call-ups

    Angels expand their roster by seven on first day of September call-ups
    ANAHEIM – The Angels had optioned Luke Bard to Triple-A Salt Lake seven times this season before Sunday. Jake Jewell and Taylor Ward had been optioned five times, Jared Walsh four, Justin Bour and Michael Hermosillo twice each. Adalberto Mejia had been designated for assignment twice, and even pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals for a week.
    Why all the back and forth? In some cases, the reason had more to do with the limited size of an active major league roster than each player’s pe
  • Players Rams cut land with new teams, highlighting the team’s depth

    Players Rams cut land with new teams, highlighting the team’s depth
    THOUSAND OAKS —Both of the quarterbacks the Rams tried out for backup roles this summer landed jobs Sunday, John Wolford with the L.A. practice squad and Brandon Allen with the Denver Broncos.
    Wolford, who was fun to watch in preseason games as he fought Allen for the depth-chart slot below Jared Goff and Blake Bortles, was named to the Rams’ 10-man practice squad.
    He’s joined there by running back John Kelly, tight end Kendall Blanton, tackle Chandler Brewer, guard Jeremiah Ko
  • 89-year-old pedestrian killed in Garden Grove hit-and-run

    89-year-old pedestrian killed in Garden Grove hit-and-run
    Police sought the driver of a white sedan that struck and fatally injured an elderly man in Garden Grove early Sunday, Sept. 1.
    The crash happened at about 5:58 a.m. near the intersection of Dale Street and Stanford Avenue, Garden Grove Police said in a news release. Paramedics pronounced an 89-year old man dead at the scene.
    His identity was not immediately released. Investigators believe he was hit by a white sedan with a sunroof that should now have significant front-end damage. Debris left i

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