• Map: SCE says power outages could come to these Southern California areas

    Map: SCE says power outages could come to these Southern California areas
    Southern California Edison is considering controlled power outages in parts of Southern California that run a high risk of wildfires. SCE released a list of those areas after Pacific Gas & Electric cut power to more than 500,000 of its customers in Northern California Wednesday.
    All or part of the areas on the map are being considered for shutoffs as of Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 9.
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  • Cal State Fullerton’s student voting push pays off, statistics show

    Cal State Fullerton’s student voting push pays off, statistics show
    Cal State Fullerton’s overall voting rate increased 32.6% from 2014 to 2018 — 8.4% more than the average institutional voting rate — according to a new report released by the National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement.
    The report, conducted by the Institute for Democracy and Higher Education at Tufts University, analyzed 2018 voter turnout among more than 10 million students at 1,031 colleges and universities across the U.S.
    Highlights from CSUF’s individual report
  • Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse will bring gaucho style barbecue to Irvine when it opens on Monday, Oct. 14

    Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse will bring gaucho style barbecue to Irvine when it opens on Monday, Oct. 14
     
    Brazilian steakhouse chain, Fogo de Chão, is coming to the Irvine Spectrum Center, with happy hour, brunch, seafood and big steaks for dinner. (Courtesy of Fogo de Chão)
    Brazilian steakhouse chain, Fogo de Chão, is coming to the Irvine Spectrum Center, with happy hour, brunch, seafood and big steaks for dinner. Seen here, caiprinha cocktails. (Courtesy of Fogo de Chão)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsBrazilian steakhouse chain, Fogo de Chão, is comi
  • As LeBron James’ image comes off Shanghai building, status of Lakers exhibition games is uncertain

    As LeBron James’ image comes off Shanghai building, status of Lakers exhibition games is uncertain
    On the side of one of many gleaming towers in Shanghai, a worker rappelled down as he began peeling the images of Anthony Davis, LeBron James and Kyrie Irving from the glass.
    The eerie sequence, captured on video one day before the Lakers were to play the Nets for their first of two exhibitions in China, was the most ominous sign yet that plans could well be cancelled in the wake of the NBA’s controversy there.
    Two NBA Cares events have been scrapped by the Chinese government, including on
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  • Santa Ana winds blowing into Southern California, concerns about wildfires increase

    Santa Ana winds blowing into Southern California, concerns about wildfires increase
    Strong Santa Ana winds are expected to blow into Southern California Thursday, Oct. 9, increasing risks of wildfires and leading to warnings of power shut offs to more than 170,000 households in the area.
    The wind system could bring gusts of 70 mph to areas in LA County and 60 mph gusts to areas of Orange County and the Inland Empire, forecasters say. Combined with the warmer temperatures and lower humidity is a recipe for wildfires.
    “We get high pressure that’s centered over the mou
  • Park Life: How crowded is Disneyland right now and there’s no escaping a Six Flags-Cedar Fair merger

    Park Life: How crowded is Disneyland right now and there’s no escaping a Six Flags-Cedar Fair merger
    How busy is Disneyland after a slower-than-usual summer following the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge? What would a Six Flags-Cedar Fair merger mean for the U.S. amusement park landscape? What are the worst rides to get stuck on when they break down? We have all your theme park answers in this week’s Park Life newsletter.
    Sign up for our Park Life newsletter and find out what’s new and interesting every week at Southern California’s theme parks. Subscribe here.
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  • L.A., Orange County students show gains on California’s standardized tests

    L.A., Orange County students show gains on California’s standardized tests
    Los Angeles and Orange County students continue to make modest gains on state standardized tests, although only half of them met or exceeded the state standard in English and less than half met or exceeded it in math, according to scores released today by the California Department of Education.
    The performance of Los Angeles County students on the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress tests generally mirrored that of students statewide, according to the department.
    The CAASPP
  • Senior Moments: Leaving a lasting legacy scrawled upon scraps of paper

    Senior Moments: Leaving a lasting legacy scrawled upon scraps of paper
    Legacies.
    The topic came up at a lunch with the Four Squares many years ago when there were still four of us. As the remaining square of our remarkable friendship group, I now carry a piece of each of our legacies.
    But on that day, each of us innocent of what life would be like without the others, I spilled out my story light-heartedly and it still holds true for me.
    “My legacy will be on scraps of paper,” I told my dearest friends.
    These are the little notes I write down for column
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  • Upcoming birthday means reflection, commemoration and big dreams

    Upcoming birthday means reflection, commemoration and big dreams
    Well here goes … a column about age. Not aging. Why? Because this month I’m having one of those decade-changing birthdays and admittedly, I’m not feeling anywhere near this new number with a goose egg behind it. Recently I mentioned to someone that the first number of my soon-to-be “new age” is my favorite and luckiest. However, it’s the zero behind it that had me pondering. I loved the lighthearted response telling me to just put the zero first. Now, that&rs
  • Mentor in CSUF group helps chart pathway for female entrepreneurs in tiny house, protective soccer helmet ventures

    Mentor in CSUF group helps chart pathway for female entrepreneurs in tiny house, protective soccer helmet ventures
    This is the second in an occasional series following the students, faculty members and businesswomen who participate in the Titan Women Collective. This story follows entrepreneurs Jilene Melendez and Kylie Toney through their first 90-day session with mentor Shawn Marie Turi.
    Jilene Melendez and Kylie Toney were ready to charge ahead with their business ideas when they started working with a mentor over the summer.
    The two women are part of the Titan Women Collective, a new group created by the
  • Even tech companies have had enough of California: Susan Shelley

    Even tech companies have had enough of California: Susan Shelley
    Is Facebook unfriending California?
    “We’re growing primarily outside of the Bay Area,” Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said recently during an internal company Q&A session that was broadcast online. He cited the bad traffic and the high housing prices. “The infrastructure here is really, really tapped,” Zuckerberg said.
    Facebook has locations in Burlingame, Fremont, Mountain View, Sausalito, Sunnyvale and two new towers in San Francisco. Zuckerberg said Facebook wo
  • A new approach is needed on California’s homelessness crisis: Brian Maryott

    A new approach is needed on California’s homelessness crisis: Brian Maryott
    It’s clear that California cities have a problem with people who are currently homeless and do not have access to permanent housing.
    They sleep on sidewalks, in parks, in creek beds, in parking lots and in shelters. Television and print media have chronicled their plight with a particular emphasis on the problem of the public health crisis, including human feces; and many of us have become aware that there are “poop apps” available to help us navigate some of our larger cities.
  • Rangers: Holy Fire destruction requires another year of wilderness closures

    One year after the Holy Fire finally was snuffed out, the United States Department of Agriculture has announced the burn zone, as well as thousands of acres in surrounding areas, will be off limits for at least another year.
    The shuttered area includes more than 23,000 acres of charred mountains and canyons, as well as numerous dirt roads and trails. It reaches into both Orange and Riverside counties.
    Mountain bikers on Trabuco Creek Road this week stop at the steel gate that prevents people fro
  • Power outages begin in California amid hot, windy weather

    Power outages begin in California amid hot, windy weather
    By OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ and JANIE HAR
    SAN FRANCISCO — California’s biggest utility shut off electricity to more than a million people Wednesday for what could be days on end, in the most sweeping effort in state history to prevent wildfires caused by windblown power lines.
    The move came after two years of catastrophic fires sent Pacific Gas & Electric into bankruptcy and forced it to take more aggressive steps to prevent blazes.
    The utility said it cut power to more than 500,000 cus
  • Best thing I ate: Caramelized pork belly in a clay pot in Little Saigon

    Best thing I ate: Caramelized pork belly in a clay pot in Little Saigon
    You can smell the burnt caramel as soon as you walk through the front door of Thanh Do in Little Saigon. It is a heady incense of palm sugar, coconut water and fish sauce. 
    Orange County Food FinderWhere to find the best restaurant menu items in the areaAlthough they serve just about every conceivable dish that you might come to Little Saigon for, Thanh Do’s specialty is Vietnamese clay pot cooking, and that’s where this caramel comes in. Various meats and seafood are boiled in
  • Couple that sold their home to Mark Zuckerberg for $14 million gets a property tax surprise

    Couple that sold their home to Mark Zuckerberg for $14 million gets a property tax surprise
    Ron and Ellen Shulman were perfectly happy in their Palo Alto home of nearly 20 years. But when a company controlled by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said it would pay $14 million for the property, the offer was too good to pass up.
    It was a classic Silicon Valley real estate dream come true. They had paid a fraction of that for the house.
    So, the Shulmans packed up and headed for tony Atherton, eventually settling into a home assessed at just under $7 million. The couple planned to use a sta
  • Couple that sold home to Mark Zuckerberg for $14 million gets a property tax surprise

    Couple that sold home to Mark Zuckerberg for $14 million gets a property tax surprise
    Ron and Ellen Shulman were perfectly happy in their Palo Alto home of nearly 20 years. But when a company controlled by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said it would pay $14 million for the property, the offer was too good to pass up.
    It was a classic Silicon Valley real estate dream come true. They had paid a fraction of that for the house.
    So, the Shulmans packed up and headed for tony Atherton, eventually settling into a home assessed at just under $7 million. The couple planned to use a sta
  • The 10 best games in USC-Notre Dame history

    The 10 best games in USC-Notre Dame history
    Saturday will mark the 88th all-time meeting between historic rivals USC and Notre Dame. In the first 87 meetings, USC is 36-46-5 against the Fighting Irish, and has lost two in a row and three out of four.
    In a series that dates back to 1926, between two teams that claim 11 national titles apiece, there have naturally been some classic games played between the two. But which contests stand out over the course of time?
    Here’s a very unofficial look at the 10 best games played between the T
  • Theater review: In ‘Gem of the Ocean,’ we hear and feel history

    Theater review: In ‘Gem of the Ocean,’ we hear and feel history
    August Wilson (1945–2005) was America’s preeminent male African American playwright, inarguably.
    His masterpiece and hopefully lasting legacy is his 10-play series, collectively known as “The Pittsburgh Cycle,” each play centering on a decade of the 20th century, each distilling elements of the African-American experience.
    Veralyn Jones and Kevin Jackson appear in A Noise Within’s production of August Wilson’s “Gem of the Ocean.” (Photo by Craig Sc
  • New vacation cottages at Camp Pendleton equipped to provide respite for disabled vets and active-duty personnel

    New vacation cottages at Camp Pendleton equipped to provide respite for disabled vets and active-duty personnel
    San Onofre beachfront cottages sit above RV spots at Camp Pendleton on Monday, Oct 7, 2019. The cottages, available to active, retired and disabled military personal, have been a years-long restoration project. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    Foundations where cottages used to stand along the San Onofre beachfront at Camp Pendleton on Monday, Oct 7, 2019. The cottages, available to active, retired and disabled military personal, have been a years-long restoration project. (
  • ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’: A fiery past, a shot below the belt and, of course, a pig’s head

    ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’: A fiery past, a shot below the belt and, of course, a pig’s head
    We will talk about Gina and Emily and the pig’s head. We’ll talk about Shannon and her very special shot. But first on this week’s recap of “The Real Housewives of Orange County,” let’s address Kelly and the hijinks of her high school days.
    All the wives have returned from their wellness retreat in Arizona, except for Kelly Dodd. Having made peace for now with Vicki Gunvalson, Dodd decided to hop over to Scottsdale to see if she can sign an armistice treaty wi
  • Frumpy Middle-aged Mom: I’m thinking about decluttering my house. Right after this nap.

    Frumpy Middle-aged Mom: I’m thinking about decluttering my house. Right after this nap.
    So, recently I’ve been thinking about decluttering my house. Notice I didn’t say I’m actually decluttering it, just that the thought’s been playing across my mind, at least the portion that’s not occupied watching this week’s episode of “Survivor.”
    For example, maybe I don’t actually need my ratty old suitcase, which has lived for the last 10 years atop a table in my bedroom. I never really unpack it, because I’m restless and always goi
  • Turkey begins an offensive against Kurdish fighters in Syria

    Turkey begins an offensive against Kurdish fighters in Syria
    By LEFTERIS PITARAKIS and BASSEM MROUE
    AKCAKALE, Turkey — Turkey launched a military operation Wednesday against Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria after U.S. forces withdrew from the area, with activists reporting airstrikes on a town on Syria’s northern border.
    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the start of the campaign, which followed an announcement Sunday by U.S. President Donald Trump that American troops would step aside in a shift in U.S. policy that essent
  • Crucial O.C. wildlife corridor hits a freeway roadblock

    Crucial O.C. wildlife corridor hits a freeway roadblock
    A critical stretch of the Orange County wildlife corridor connecting coastal preserves to the Santa Ana Mountains’ Cleveland National Forest – 2.5 miles on 178 acres of prime real estate traversing Irvine – has been under construction for 1 1/2 years, with huge swaths of a former Marine base being returned to nature.
    But there’s a problem.
    The animals whose long-term survival could depend on the passage can’t find their way there.The bobcats and gray foxes of the La
  • Spider-Man attraction will let riders sling virtual webs from their wrists at Disney California Adventure

    Spider-Man attraction will let riders sling virtual webs from their wrists at Disney California Adventure
    The new Spider-Man attraction coming to a new Marvel-themed land at Disney California Adventure will let riders shoot virtual webs from their wrists as they battle an army of escaped spider-bots.
    Riders on the new Spider-Man experience at the Anaheim theme park will be able to “shoot their own webs out of their wrists via immersive technology,” according to the Marvel website.
    Sign up for our Park Life newsletter and find out what’s new and interesting every week at Southern Ca
  • Woman surrenders hours-old infant to LA firefighters

    Woman surrenders hours-old infant to LA firefighters
    LOS ANGELES — A woman surrendered her newborn baby at a fire station in Koreatown under California’s Safely Surrendered Baby Law, authorities said Wednesday morning.
    The 21-year-old woman, who did not want to be identified, turned the child over to firefighters at Fire Station 13 on the 2400 block of Pico Boulevard about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
    “At this point, the baby was given a full assessment and was transported to the hospital in good care,
  • White House and Democrats fight over rules for impeachment

    White House and Democrats fight over rules for impeachment
    By JONATHAN LEMIRE, JIM MUSTIAN and MIKE BALSAMO
    WASHINGTON — The U.S. Constitution gives the House “the sole power of impeachment” — but it confers that authority without an instruction manual.
    Now comes the battle royal over exactly what it means.
    In vowing to halt all cooperation with House Democrats’ impeachment inquiry, the White House on Tuesday labeled the investigation “illegitimate” based on its own reading of the Constitution’s vague lang
  • 3 win Nobel in Chemistry for work on lithium-ion batteries

    3 win Nobel in Chemistry for work on lithium-ion batteries
    By DAVID KEYTON and JAMEY KEATEN
    STOCKHOLM — Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Wednesday for their work developing lithium-ion batteries, which have reshaped energy storage and transformed cars, mobile phones and many other devices — and reduced the world’s reliance on fossil fuels that contribute to global warming.
    The prize went to John B. Goodenough, 97, a German-born engineering professor at the University of Texas; M. Stanley Whittingham, 77, a British-A
  • Hernandez helps Magnolia football rise from the ashes to become contenders

    Hernandez helps Magnolia football rise from the ashes to become contenders
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowANAHEIM — Building a successful football program at Magnolia presented a unique set of obstacles for Desmond Hernandez, especially at a school that has experienced recent struggles on the field.
    Continuing that rebuilding after the Sentinels lost a lot of their football equipment in a fire, is on another level.
    Magnolia coach Desmond Hernandez has met those challenges with a sense of ferocity, and now h
  • VOTE: Southern California Girls Athlete of the Week (Oct. 11)

    VOTE: Southern California Girls Athlete of the Week (Oct. 11)
    Each week, publications from the The Southern California News Group’s 11 properties (Orange County Register, L.A. Daily News, Press-Enterprise, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Long Beach Press-Telegram, The Daily Breeze, San Bernardino Sun, Daily Bulletin, Redlands Daily Facts, Whittier Daily News and Pasadena-Star News) nominate Athletes of the Week for their respective region.
    Each nominee is entered into the overall Southern California Athlete of the Week county-wide vote.
    Click on the news
  • VOTE: Southern California Boys Athlete of the Week (Oct. 11)

    VOTE: Southern California Boys Athlete of the Week (Oct. 11)
    Each week, publications from the The Southern California News Group’s 11 properties (Orange County Register, L.A. Daily News, Press-Enterprise, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Long Beach Press-Telegram, The Daily Breeze, San Bernardino Sun, Daily Bulletin, Redlands Daily Facts, Whittier Daily News and Pasadena-Star News) nominate Athletes of the Week for their respective region.
    Each nominee is entered into the overall Southern California Athlete of the Week county-wide vote.
    Click on the news
  • Los Alamitos’ Sophia Nugent commits to NCAA softball power Oklahoma

    Los Alamitos’ Sophia Nugent commits to NCAA softball power Oklahoma
    Los Alamitos All-County softball player Sophia Nugent has committed to four-time NCAA champion Oklahoma, the junior confirmed.
    Nugent, a power-hitting catcher who burst onto the high school season as a freshman in 2018, said she pitched the Sooners for several reasons.
    “I loved the coaches, the camaraderie of the players, the campus and the city of Norman,” Nugent said Tuesday. “It feels like the place where I belong.”I am excited to announce that I have verbally committe
  • Los Alamitos catcher Sophia Nugent commits to NCAA softball power Oklahoma

    Los Alamitos catcher Sophia Nugent commits to NCAA softball power Oklahoma
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowLos Alamitos All-County softball player Sophia Nugent has committed to four-time NCAA champion Oklahoma, the junior confirmed.
    Nugent, a power-hitting catcher who burst onto the high school season as a freshman in 2018, said she picked the Sooners for several reasons.
    “I loved the coaches, the camaraderie of the players, the campus and the city of Norman,” Nugent said Tuesday. “It feels like
  • Troy girls volleyball stays in Freeway title chase with win over Sonora

    Troy girls volleyball stays in Freeway title chase with win over Sonora
    FULLERTON — With the regular season winding down and four teams in a battle for first place in the Freeway League, the winner of Tuesday’s girls volleyball match between Sonora and Troy would be able to take a big step toward the league title.
    The Warriors won the first two sets before the Raiders came back to win the third.
    Troy’s Emily Burger celebrates after the team scores during a Freeway League match against Sonora at Troy in Fullerton on Tuesday, October 8, 2019. (Photo
  • Drew Doughty’s overtime goal helps Kings edge Flames

    Drew Doughty’s overtime goal helps Kings edge Flames
    The Kings’ Drew Doughty, left, is checked by the Flames’ Mikael Backlund during the first period of Tuesday’s game in Calgary, Alberta. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press via AP)
    The Kings’ Trevor Lewis, left, tries to score on Flames goalie David Rittich during the first period of Tuesday’s game in Calgary, Alberta. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press via AP)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsLos Angeles Kings’ Blake Lizotte, left, chases Calgary Flames&rsquo
  • UCLA men’s basketball picked 8th in Pac-12 preseason media poll

    UCLA men’s basketball picked 8th in Pac-12 preseason media poll
    The UCLA men’s basketball team was picked to finish eighth in the Pac-12 preseason media poll released on Tuesday.
    The panel of voters was made up of 27 media members who cover the conference.
    While the media’s expectations are low for the Bruins this season, Coach Mick Cronin has his own long-term expectations for the program.
    As Cronin prepares for his first season as coach, he hopes the biggest thing that translates from his 13 years at the University of Cincinnati is winning.
    &ld
  • USC QB Kedon Slovis medically cleared to return, will start vs. Notre Dame

    USC QB Kedon Slovis medically cleared to return, will start vs. Notre Dame
    LOS ANGELES — USC quarterback Kedon Slovis has been medically cleared to return to full contact and will start against Notre Dame on Saturday, head coach Clay Helton said after practice Tuesday.
    Slovis missed USC’s loss to Washington prior to the bye week due to a concussion. He was cleared to return to field work last week, though not for contact.
    But the true freshman quarterback will be back in the lineup for the Trojans (3-2 overall, 2-1 Pac-12) in their rivalry game against the
  • Whicker: Buehler, Strasburg will be source, not victims, of NLDS Game 5 pressure

    Whicker: Buehler, Strasburg will be source, not victims, of NLDS Game 5 pressure
    If there’s a Dodger fan in your life, be thoughtful. Reduce the stress.
    Point out that if the Dodgers lose Game 5 to Washington on Wednesday night, it will not be the biggest upset in the history of best-of-five series.
    Do not point out that the Dodgers would then become the eighth 100-win team since 2008 to get eliminated before the World Series, which means it wouldn’t be history either.
    While the Dodgers won 13 more games than Washington did this season, the 1973 Reds won 17 more
  • USC RB Markese Stepp hitting his stride as he prepares for return to Indiana

    USC RB Markese Stepp hitting his stride as he prepares for return to Indiana
    LOS ANGELES — This isn’t an ordinary game week for Markese Stepp.
    USC’s redshirt freshman running back and his teammates are getting ready for Notre Dame, a rivalry that dates back to 1926 and brings its own extra weight to this week.
    But for Stepp, it’s all about getting back to his home state of Indiana.
    “I haven’t been home since maybe late April,” Stepp said. “So that’s a big deal. Being able to have my cousins there, my family, that&rsqu
  • CSUF men’s golf: Dyer brings home first-place honors

    Titan senior Jack Dyer wrapped up play in the Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational Tuesday tied for first place with two other players after shooting rounds of 66-68-70 for a 12-under par, 204 finish.
    Daniel O’Loughlin of the Univesity of Colorado and Michael Salazar of Grand Canyon University also shared first-place honors.
    The Cal State Fullerton men’s golf team finished in fourth place overall with a team score of 19-under par, 845.
    CSUF’s Derek Castillo finished in the top te
  • Ducks’ third-period surge carries them past Red Wings

    Ducks’ third-period surge carries them past Red Wings
    Ducks center Adam Henrique skates with the puck during the first period of Tuesday’s game against the Red Wings in Detroit. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
    Anaheim Ducks right wing Rickard Rakell plays against the Detroit Red Wings in the first period of an NHL hockey game, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2019, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsDetroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin (71) and Anaheim Ducks right wing Ondrej Kase (25) collide in the first period of an NHL hockey
  • Chargers players join breast cancer survivors for day of yoga and wellness

    Chargers players join breast cancer survivors for day of yoga and wellness
     
    Cancer survivor Nancy Warren, 78, center, of Irvine joins other breast cancer survivors in a Hoag Yoga Session on the field at the Hoag Performance Center in Costa Mesa on Tuesday, October 8, 2019. The event, hosted by Hoag, is part of the Los Angeles Chargers efforts to promote breast cancer awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange County Register/SCNG)
    Chargers Girl Lauryn shows her flexibility during an on-field Hoag Yoga Session with breast cance
  • Man charged with 2012 kidnapping and rape of 6-year-old in Santa Ana

    Man charged with 2012 kidnapping and rape of 6-year-old in Santa Ana
    More than seven years after a 6-year-old girl was kidnapped from in front of her Santa Ana home and raped in a nearby parking lot, a Montebello man has been arrested in connection to the abduction and sexual assault,  authorities announced on Tuesday.
    Francisco Javier Lopez, 45, is facing a dozen felonies, including kidnapping to commit a sexual offense, sexual intercourse with a child under the age of 11 and dissuading a witness, among other charges, according to an Orange County District
  • Video: Clippers Coach Doc Rivers talks voting, wanting to learn more about Hong Kong protests

    Video: Clippers Coach Doc Rivers talks voting, wanting to learn more about Hong Kong protests
    In a post-practice session with reporters Tuesday, veteran Clippers Coach Doc Rivers discussed wanting to learn more about the Hong Kong protests, voting, freedom of expression — and some basketball-related matters too.
  • NLDS Game 5: Dodgers vs. Nationals pitching matchup

    NLDS Game 5: Dodgers vs. Nationals pitching matchup
    When Stephen Strasburg started Game 2 of the National League Division Series, the Dodgers never looked more feeble. Strasburg allowed one run in six innings and struck out 10 batters in the Nationals’ 4-2 win. Walker Buehler delivered the best performance by a Dodgers starting pitcher in the series, hurling six shutout innings in Game 1. Now, the two right-handers will square off in Wednesday’s Game 5 with the season on the line for both teams.
    Expect the Dodgers to use a different l
  • Orange County high school baseball: List of player commitments, Oct. 8

    Orange County high school baseball: List of player commitments, Oct. 8
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe following Orange County baseball players have, as of Oct. 8, committed to college baseball programs:
    Player, High School, Yr., Pos., College
    Adam Arroyo, Aliso Niguel, Sr., C, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
    Ryan Ball, Trabuco Hills, Sr., Cal State Northridge
    Connor Bane, Santa Margarita, Sr., OF, UC Santa Barbara
    Thomas Babineau, Huntington Beach, Sr., OF, Cal State San Marcos
    Chad Born, Orange Lutheran, Sr., O
  • UCLA QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson returns for bye week practice

    UCLA QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson returns for bye week practice
    LOS ANGELES — UCLA coach Chip Kelly hopes the Bruins are able to come out of the bye week better than they were coming in.
    Through the first six games of the season, the Bruins (1-5, 1-2 Pac-12) have struggled to stay healthy.
    “The one thing I know about (bye weeks) is that we don’t schedule them,” Kelly said. “It’s just however the schedule falls. Whenever it comes, you just take advantage of it.”
    The Bruins’ break falls in the middle of the seaso
  • Rams’ need to fix turnover deficit is one big takeaway from slow start

    Rams’ need to fix turnover deficit is one big takeaway from slow start
    THOUSAND OAKS — It was the first minute of the Rams’ game in Seattle last Thursday night. They’d pinned the Seahawks’ offense deep in its own end by stifling a run and drawing a holding penalty. After a scrambling Russell Wilson completed a pass to Jaron Brown at the left sideline, L.A.’s Nickell Robey-Coleman ripped the ball out of the receiver’s hands, and Marcus Peters picked it up on a bounce.
    The forced fumble and recovery, cashed in with a field goal, bo
  • Corona del Mar girls volleyball heating up as playoffs approach

    Corona del Mar girls volleyball heating up as playoffs approach
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowCorona del Mar’s girls volleyball team has enjoyed a fine run these past three weeks.
    Since losing to San Marcos in the Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions semifinals Sept. 21, the Sea Kings have won six in a row, including Surf League wins over all of the other three teams in the league – Edison, Huntington Beach and Los Alamitos – and nonleague wins over Laguna Beach and Marina.
    Corona d
  • 19-foot shark rams kayaker off Catalina, leaves 2 large teeth behind

    19-foot shark rams kayaker off Catalina, leaves 2 large teeth behind
    Danny McDaniel and Jon Chambers were kayaking off of Catalina on Saturday, Oct. 5, when an estimated 19-foot great white chomped into McDaniel’s kayak, leaving behind two massive teeth. (Photo courtesy of McDaniel)
    Danny McDaniel and Jon Chambers were kayaking off of Catalina on Saturday, Oct. 5, when an estimated 19-foot great white chomped into McDaniel’s kayak, leaving behind two massive teeth. (Photo courtesy of McDaniel)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsDanny McDaniel and Jo

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