• SoFi Stadium guide: A closer look at future home of Rams and Chargers

    SoFi Stadium guide: A closer look at future home of Rams and Chargers
    The glamorous new home of the Rams and Chargers — and a major, multi-billion-dollar addition to Southern California’s sporting landscape — is taking shape.
    Construction of SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, scheduled to open next summer, was about 80 percent complete when a group of Rams and Chargers season-ticket holders were allowed to put on hard hats Tuesday, tour the facility and get a first look at their seat locations.
    Once finished, it will serve as the centerpiece of  a 2
  • These 10 people will dictate the course of baseball’s off-season

    These 10 people will dictate the course of baseball’s off-season
    The baseball off-season has begun. So has a practice that’s become a rite of autumn: MLB owners tempering their fans’ expectations through the media.
    Just this week, reports out of Chicago and St. Louis suggested the Cubs and Cardinals won’t use the coming months to out-bid each other for star free agents Anthony Rendon or Gerrit Cole. By now, such headlines barely register as news. Baseball rivalries aren’t often measured in raw dollars and cents.
    The Padres and Phillies
  • Kings head to Ottawa seeking to improve upon improving

    Kings head to Ottawa seeking to improve upon improving
    After seeing one of their steadiest efforts of the season go to waste in Toronto, the Kings ramble on to Ottawa to face the rebuilding Senators on Thursday.
    The Kings (5-10-0) stumbled versus the Maple Leafs after standing their ground against the high-octane Leafs for more than 50 minutes of action Tuesday. Two goals in 30 seconds late in the third period signaled the Kings’ undoing in a game where they generally played with poise and structure.
    Though turnovers proved costly for the King
  • Chargers injury report vs. Oakland Raiders | LB Denzel Perryman questionable

    Chargers injury report vs. Oakland Raiders | LB Denzel Perryman questionable
    A look at Chargers players who were listed on the injury report this week and their status for Thursday night’s road game against the Oakland Raiders:
    Denzel Perryman, linebacker
    Injury: Knee
    Participation status: Did not participate Monday-Wednesday
    Official status: Questionable
    Outlook: Perryman’s latest injury setback forced him to miss practice this week. He was improving his play before sustaining a knee injury against the Green Bay Packers last week.
    Justin Jones, defensive tac
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  • Orange County man sentenced to 12 years in Vietnamese prison is denied appeal

    A Vietnamese American citizen from Orange County serving a 12-year prison sentence in Vietnam was denied an appeal for a shorter term.
    During a four-hour trial, Michael Phuong Minh Nguyen, of Orange, pleaded guilty on June 24 to charges that he attempted to overthrow the government. Later, he asked the court to reduce his sentence so he could come back to his wife and four daughters in the United States. Late Tuesday, Nguyen’s family learned that his sentence was upheld.
    “We’re
  • Huntington Beach basketball MVP Meghan McIntyre transfers to St. Anthony

    Huntington Beach basketball MVP Meghan McIntyre transfers to St. Anthony
    Huntington Beach basketball standout Meghan McIntyre has transferred to St. Anthony in Long Beach, Saints girls coach Raymond Bennett confirmed Wednesday.
    McIntyre, a junior shooting guard, helped the Oilers (24-7, 5-1) capture the Surf League title last season and reach the quarterfinals of the CIF-SS Division 2AA playoffs. Huntington Beach lost to Roosevelt 37-36.
    McIntyre shared the Surf League MVP with Los Alamitos point guard Sydney Gandy, who also transferred after the season. Gandy now at
  • PGA champ Fred Couples lists Newport Beach home for $3.7 million

    PGA champ Fred Couples lists Newport Beach home for $3.7 million
    The front entrance to professional golfer Fred Couples’ house in Newport Beach. (Photo by Chris Snitko, Modern Take)
    A view of the living room. (Photo by Chris Snitko, Modern Take)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsThe house has an open floor plan. (Photo by Chris Snitko, Modern Take)
    A view of the dining room. (Photo by Chris Snitko, Modern Take)
    The wrap-around island with seating in the kitchen. (Photo by Chris Snitko, Modern Take)
    Another view of the kitchen. (Photo by Chris Snitko,
  • The 50 Greatest Dodgers of the 2010s: #48, Nick Punto

    The 50 Greatest Dodgers of the 2010s: #48, Nick Punto
    Editor’s note: This is the Nov. 6, 2019 edition of the Inside the Dodgers newsletter. To get the rest of the countdown and the newsletter in your inbox, sign up here.
    When Nick Punto tweeted a photo of himself, Adrian Gonzalez and Josh Beckett in an airplane the night of Aug. 25, 2012, two thoughts came to mind:
    1. “This night just got a lot more interesting”2. “That’s what Nick Punto looks like”
    Punto is the semi-famous fourth wheel in the Dodgers’ bigg
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  • Accused attempted bank robber in custody thanks to quick response by Huntington Beach police

    Accused attempted bank robber in custody thanks to quick response by Huntington Beach police
    A man suspected of attempting to rob a bank Wednesday morning, Nov. 6, was quickly in handcuffs thanks to a quick response by Huntington Beach police, authorities said.
    Police received a call about a bank robbery in progress at a Wells Fargo in the 19000 block of Golden West Avenue just after 10:35 a.m., Lt. Kevin Johnson said.
    The suspect walked in and handed a teller a note demanding money while simulating having a firearm under his jacket, Johnson said.
    But officers arrived before the suspect
  • Purple & Bold: The Wisdom of Quinn Cook, Lakers bench sage

    Purple & Bold: The Wisdom of Quinn Cook, Lakers bench sage
    Editor’s note: This is the Nov. 6, 2019 edition of the Purple & Bold Lakers newsletter. To receive the newsletter in your inbox, sign up here.In the scheme of the sports world, the NBA locker room is small and intimate. This becomes even more true on the road, as teams cram into visiting locker rooms, and it’s a challenge to not step on a pair of shoes, knock over a water bottle, or avoid jostling ice baths where players are resting their sore legs and feet.
    Reporters get to kno
  • Park Life: Disneyland changes Galaxy’s Edge menu names and FuelRod drops swap fees at Disney parks

    Park Life: Disneyland changes Galaxy’s Edge menu names and FuelRod drops swap fees at Disney parks
    Will you miss Fried Endorian Tip-Yip in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge? What’s that odd smell in It’s a Small World? Will New York City embrace two new theme parks? What would Walt do? So many questions and so many answers in this week’s edition of the 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.
    Less Immersive
    Disneyland changes the other-worldly S
  • National Book Award-nominated author Laila Lalami talks novel ‘The Other Americans’

    National Book Award-nominated author Laila Lalami talks novel ‘The Other Americans’
    Southern California commutes produce a lot of things — smog, gridlock, cursing — but Laila Lalami’s time on local roads may have helped her create one of the best books set in the area since the Thomas Guide.
    The Moroccan-born novelist, who travels from her Los Angeles home to UC Riverside where she’s a professor of creative writing, explores a range of emotional as well as physical territory in her National Book Award-nominated novel, “The Other Americans.” T
  • Lawmaker wants $500 million to help California college students with food and housing

    Lawmaker wants $500 million to help California college students with food and housing
    A little over two months ago, Angel Huerta was working two jobs, attending UC Riverside full time, and didn’t know where he would find his next meal.
    “Often, I went two days without eating anything,” the 21-year-old senior said Wednesday, Nov. 6. “On most days, I’d only have one meal.”
    The stress associated with food and housing insecurities, Huerta said, caused his grades to drop. He was placed on academic probation. That’s when he sought the help of th
  • All Points of the Compass at CSUF highlights geographers’ work

    All Points of the Compass at CSUF highlights geographers’ work
    For Lilia Illes, the compass pointed to South Africa, where as many as 1,000 rhinos are being killed by poachers each year for their horns.
    Rhino horns are a valuable commodity in China and parts of Vietnam, where they are mistakenly believed to have medicinal properties — as a cure for cancer or aphrodisiac — or are mixed with cocaine or ibuprofen as a party drug, Illes, an adjunct geography professor at Cal State Fullerton told the audience at the All Points of the Compass event No
  • Chargers vs. Oakland Raiders: Who has the edge?

    Chargers vs. Oakland Raiders: Who has the edge?
    Chargers (4-5) at Raiders (4-4)
    When: 5:20 p.m. Thursday
    Where: RingCentral Coliseum, Oakland
    Line: Chargers by 1
    TV/Radio: Channel 11, NFL Network; 640-AM, 980-AM (Spanish)
    CHARGERS OFFENSE VS. RAIDERS DEFENSE
    The Chargers finally put it all together offensively by recording season highs in total yards (442) and rushing yards (159) against the Green Bay Packers last week. Now, interim offensive coordinator Shane Steichen and quarterback Philip Rivers will get to face a Raiders defense that is a
  • LAX hits People Mover construction milestone on 2.25-mile electric train slated for 2023 debut

    LAX hits People Mover construction milestone on 2.25-mile electric train slated for 2023 debut
    LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles World Airports announced Wednesday that it has completed the first foundation work on its Automated People Mover project, a 2.25-mile elevated electric train system that will transport travelers in and out of Los Angeles International Airport’s Central Terminal Area.
    The pile construction will form the foundation for the APM’s guideway and stations. The first piles for the East Station in the CTA and the Intermodal Transportation Facility West station
  • LAX-it ride-hailing/taxi pickup lot expands due to overwhelming demand

    LAX-it ride-hailing/taxi pickup lot expands due to overwhelming demand
    LOS ANGELES — The much-debated LAX-it pickup lot for taxis and ride-hailing services at Los Angeles International Airport got 50% bigger Wednesday in an effort to alleviate complaints about extended wait times, particularly during peak hours.
    The LAX-it lot opened Oct. 29. Airport officials said they needed to move taxi, Uber and Lyft pickups out of the airport’s Central Terminal Area to relieve ever-growing congestion that has been compounded by long-range construction projects.
    Arr
  • Titan Voice: Orange County employers seek CSUF’s workforce-ready graduates

    Titan Voice: Orange County employers seek CSUF’s workforce-ready graduates
    By Fram Virjee
    Cal State Fullerton president
    “I will take a Titan.” Those five words begin a sentence I repeatedly hear every time I venture into Orange County to meet with business leaders, hiring managers and community leaders.
    The full message goes something like this: “I will take a Titan over a graduate from any other university any day of the week.”
    As I smile and Titan pride rushes through me, the inevitable follow-up statement comes with equal vigor. “At lea
  • What to do with garden peas, tomatoes and artichokes this week, Nov. 9-15

    What to do with garden peas, tomatoes and artichokes this week, Nov. 9-15
    1. In autumn, tomatoes often grow beautifully but stop producing. To be sure you get at least one more crop from them this season – first, stop watering the tomatoes and trim back the tops of the plants a few inches (not much). Then “root-prune” them by inserting a shovel its full length down one side of each plant near the trunk. This shock treatment will stimulate them to form more fruit. Water only if and when the plants wilt; and if frost comes before they ripen completely,
  • Anaheim and Angels will meet Nov. 15 to talk stadium lease

    Anaheim and Angels will meet Nov. 15 to talk stadium lease
    A date has finally been announced for Anaheim and Angels Baseball officials to discuss a possible new stadium lease and development of the surrounding property: Nov. 15.
    It will be the first formal negotiation since the council agreed in January to undo the team’s opt-out notice, and it comes about six weeks before a Dec. 31 deadline.
    Unless the two sides reach a deal or agree to a second extension by the end of the year, the Angels’ ability to opt out of the existing lease expires a
  • Orange County boys water polo Top 10 rankings entering CIF playoffs

    Orange County boys water polo Top 10 rankings entering CIF playoffs
    Dan Albano’s Orange County boys water polo rankings entering the CIF-SS playoffs:
    O.C. Top 10
    1.Newport Harbor 24-3
    2. Orange Lutheran 16-9
    3. Huntington Beach 17-8
    4. Santa Margarita 18-8
    5. Mater Dei 13-13
    6. San Clemente 20-7
    7. Woodbridge 19-8
    8. Foothill 19-8
    9. Corona del Mar 18-10
    10. Laguna Beach 15-12
    Please send water polo news to Dan Albano at [email protected] or @ocvarsityguy on Twitter
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  • Laguna Woods’ Old Pros tune to roots of radio and R&B in two shows this weekend

    Laguna Woods’ Old Pros tune to roots of radio and R&B in two shows this weekend
    Announcer for all three plays, John Edmiston, left stands with foley people, Eveline Hoffman, with her head clunker noise maker and Mark Rabinowitch with his door slammer noise effect as the Laguna Woods Village’s Old Pros theater group rehearses a trio of radio shows with sound effects Monday, Oct. 28, 2019.(Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)
    Actors for the “All about Eve” play, Sheryl Strich, left, Charlie Huntsman, Karen Elliott-Taylor, Kate Jacobs, Bill
  • Laguna Woods’ Old Pros tune to roots of radio in weekend shows

    Laguna Woods’ Old Pros tune to roots of radio in weekend shows
    Announcer for all three plays, John Edmiston, left stands with foley people, Eveline Hoffman, with her head clunker noise maker and Mark Rabinowitch with his door slammer noise effect as the Laguna Woods Village’s Old Pros theater group rehearses a trio of radio shows with sound effects Monday, Oct. 28, 2019.(Photo by Michael Fernandez, Contributing Photographer)
    Actors for the “All about Eve” play, Sheryl Strich, left, Charlie Huntsman, Karen Elliott-Taylor, Kate Jacobs, Bill
  • Elon Musk says Tesla ‘cybertruck’ to debut Nov. 21 in Hawthorne

    Elon Musk says Tesla ‘cybertruck’ to debut Nov. 21 in Hawthorne
    Tesla fans who have been waiting for the electric car company to unveil its long-promised pickup truck can now circle a debut date on their calendars: Nov. 21.
    Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk tweeted out that date Wednesday morning for when the company plans to show off what he has called on many occasions the “cybertruck”.Cybertruck unveil on Nov 21 in LA near SpaceX rocket factory
    — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 6, 2019“Cybertruck unveil on Nov. 21 in LA near SpaceX ro
  • The 50 Greatest Dodgers of the 2010s: #49, David Freese

    The 50 Greatest Dodgers of the 2010s: #49, David Freese
    Editor’s note: This is the Nov. 5, 2019 edition of the Inside the Dodgers newsletter. To get the rest of the countdown and the newsletter in your inbox, sign up here.
    This is really hard to do in the moment, but I sometimes wonder how we’ll look back on the late-2010s Dodgers. Call it the “post-peak Kershaw, pre-peak Bellinger/Buehler years.” Were the Dodgers’ back-to-back World Series losses a case of a team at its peak, falling short of its potential? Or is the pe
  • Gang member convicted in fatal shooting in Anaheim

    Gang member convicted in fatal shooting in Anaheim
    A 23-year-old Fullerton man was convicted this week of gunning down a rival gang member in Anaheim two years ago.
    Osiris Lenin Garfias Pedraza was convicted Tuesday of first-degree murder with jurors finding true a special-circumstances allegation of gang activity.
    Pedraza, who is scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 10, faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.
    Pedraza fatally shot 22-year-old Jonathan Hernandez of Anaheim on July 5, 2017, according to the Orange County District Attorne
  • Gardening: What to do when your plants don’t deliver on expectations

    Gardening: What to do when your plants don’t deliver on expectations
    Sometimes plants fail to live up to our expectations. We may think we planted something that would last for years, and then suddenly it dies. Or we finally find the fruit tree of our dreams but then it produces an annual crop that barely fills a small basket. Or we discover foliage that in the nursery is variegated with the colors of the rainbow, but in our garden it turns plain green.
    These disappointments can be traced to misunderstanding a plant’s cultural requirements or to having infl
  • Walmart, Tesla settle suit over solar panels that burned stores, including one in Indio

    Walmart, Tesla settle suit over solar panels that burned stores, including one in Indio
    Walmart and Tesla have settled a lawsuit filed by the retail giant alleging that Tesla installed rooftop solar panels that caught fire.
    Lawyers for both sides filed documents in New York Supreme Court discontinuing the legal action. The companies say in a joint statement that both sides have resolved issues raised by Walmart in the case.
    In the lawsuit filed in August, Walmart said Tesla installed solar panels that went up in flames on seven of its store rooftops from 2012 to 2018, causing milli
  • Recall powers put to the test against Newsom, Garcetti

    Recall powers put to the test against Newsom, Garcetti
    In 2003, Time magazine’s Aug. 18 issue included an article by political reporters Karen Tumulty and Terry McCarthy about the campaign to recall California Gov. Gray Davis.
    It was titled, “All that’s missing is the popcorn.” The writers wondered why Californians would spend $60 million to recall Davis, “who has not committed any malfeasance and whose major sin was hiding from them the seriousness of the problems ahead when he was running for re-election.”
    But C
  • Budweiser Oval Nationals brings top sprint car racers to Perris

    Budweiser Oval Nationals brings top sprint car racers to Perris
    The best sprint car racers from United States Auto Club, California Racing Association and USAC Southwest series will compete for three nights for nearly $94,000 in prize money in the Budweiser Oval Nationals at Perris Auto Speedway.
    The winner of Saturday’s main event will pocket $7,500 and each starter will get $1,000.
    Racing at the half-mile clay track starts Thursday night and continues Friday. The winner of the main event each night will collect $5,000 and each starter will get a $500
  • House Democrats to launch public impeachment hearings next week

    House Democrats to launch public impeachment hearings next week
    By MARY CLARE JALONICK
    WASHINGTON — House Democrats will launch a major new phase of their impeachment inquiry next week with public hearings that will feature three State Department officials who have testified about their concerns about President Donald Trump’s dealings with Ukraine.
    House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, who is leading the impeachment investigation, announced Wednesday that the committee will hear from top Ukraine diplomat William Taylor, career depart
  • Before Madonna headlines 10 nights at The Wiltern, take a look back at some of her biggest tour stops in Southern California

    Before Madonna headlines 10 nights at The Wiltern, take a look back at some of her biggest tour stops in Southern California
    After 14 albums and 11 concert tours, Madonna is still out there living her best life.
    The 61-year-old singer-songwriter, mother of six and ever-evolving Queen of Pop is currently out on her all-theater Madame X Tour in support of her latest album of the same title, which was released on June 14. So far, she’s released five singles from “Madame X” including the Latin-infused “Medellín,” the pop-dance track, “Crave,” a soaring balled dubbed, &ldquo
  • Singer Chris Brown is holding a yard sale today in Tarzana — and he promises low prices on ‘high-end’ items

    Singer Chris Brown is holding a yard sale today in Tarzana — and he promises low prices on ‘high-end’ items
    TARZANA — Grammy award winning singer Chris Brown is holding a yard sale today — Wednesday, Nov. 6 — at his Tarzana home “featuring significantly marked-down high end designer items.”
    According to a flyer posted on the singer’s Twitter account, the sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at his home at 19602 Citrus Ridge Drive.
    “First come first served,” the announcement read.
    It was unclear if Brown, 30, will be home during the sale.
    In this h
  • There’s a snake loose among the Real Housewives of Orange County, and its name is…

    There’s a snake loose among the Real Housewives of Orange County, and its name is…
    With apologies to Jane Austen, the creator and executive producer of “The Real Housewives of Hertfordshire,” it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a housewife in possession of good gossip, must be in want of an audience.
    And so it is that Tamra Judge takes center stage as her talent for telling tales both about and to her fellow housewives comes under scrutiny on this week’s “The Real Housewives of Orange County.”
    Tamra, you’ll recall, let slip at the e
  • Frumpy Middle-aged Mom: Yes, I went back to Mexico for Day of the Dead

    Frumpy Middle-aged Mom: Yes, I went back to Mexico for Day of the Dead
    By the time you read this, I will have returned from Mexico, where I went to celebrate Day of the Dead in the southern state of Oaxaca. I know, you can’t pronounce it, but it’s wa-ha-ca. Don’t ask me to explain why.
    If you’ve seen the Disney movie “Coco,” you’ve already seen Oaxaca, because that was its inspiration. A place where people honor their dearly departed once a year by decorating their graves, creating altars with their favorite things (heavy o
  • Suspected DUI driver who fatally struck Long Beach family of 3 on Halloween night is arrested on unrelated charges

    Suspected DUI driver who fatally struck Long Beach family of 3 on Halloween night is arrested on unrelated charges
    The 20-year-old man accused of driving intoxicated and fatally striking a family of three on Halloween night in Long Beach was arrested on Tuesday on unrelated misdemeanor charges from an earlier suspected crime, officials said.
    The driver, Carlo Navarro of Long Beach, is suspected of plowing his SUV into a mother, father and their 3-year-old son walking on a Bixby Knolls-area sidewalk on Halloween night. Long Beach police say that Navarro stayed at the scene and was cooperative with authorities
  • Democrat Beshear claims victory in Kentucky governor race; Trump ally Bevin refuses to concede

    Democrat Beshear claims victory in Kentucky governor race; Trump ally Bevin refuses to concede
    By BRUCE SCHREINER
    LOUISVILLE, Ky.  — Kentucky’s bitter race for governor went into overtime as Democrat Andy Beshear declared victory while Republican Gov. Matt Bevin, a close ally of President Donald Trump, refused to concede with results showing he trailed by a few thousand votes.
    Kentucky has some sorting out to do before inaugurating its next governor.
    With 100% of precincts reporting, Beshear — the state’s attorney general and the son of Kentucky’s last D
  • UC Irvine erases 15-point deficit to edge San Diego in season opener

    UC Irvine erases 15-point deficit to edge San Diego in season opener
    SAN DIEGO — Evan Leonard made all 10 of his free-throw attempts and scored 19 points as UC Irvine rallied for a 76-73 victory over San Diego on Tuesday night in the nonconference season opener for both teams at Jenny Craig Pavilion.
    Tommy Rutherford, playing in his hometown, scored 16 on 6-of-7 shooting from the floor for the Anteaters, while Collin Welp scored 13.
    Braun Hartfield topped the Toreros with 21 points and eight rebounds. Freshman Marion Humphrey added 14 points, while Joey Cal
  • Onyeka Okongwu’s record-tying debut leads USC to season-opening win

    Onyeka Okongwu’s record-tying debut leads USC to season-opening win
    USC’s Daniel Utomi, right, drives to the basket against Florida A&M’s DJ Jones during the second half of Tuesday’s season opener at the Galen Center. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
    Onyeka Okongwu #21 of the USC Trojans fights for the ball with Bryce Moragne #23 of the Florida A&M Rattlers in the first half of a NCAA basketball game at the Galen Center on Tuesday, November 5, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star
  • Anaheim stabbing victim hospitalized with neck wound

    Anaheim stabbing victim hospitalized with neck wound
    Paramedics rushed a person to who had been stabbed in the neck in Anaheim to a hospital on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
    The attack took place in the area of 2255 Lincoln Ave., at about 9:07 p.m., Anaheim Police officer Erik Degan said. The victim underwent treatment at a hospital, but details regarding the severity of that person’s injuries were not immediately released.
    Information regarding what might have led up to the incident, or a description of any possible suspect was not available Tuesday eve
  • Ducks cough up two-goal lead and fall to struggling Wild

    Ducks cough up two-goal lead and fall to struggling Wild
    The Ducks’ Ondrej Kase, right, moves the puck past the Wild’s Luke Kunin during the second period of Tuesday’s game at Honda Center. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
    ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 05:Ryan Getzlaf #15 of the Anaheim Ducks waves to fans as he comes on to the ice with his son Mac, as he is recognized in a ceremony for playing his 1000th career game, before the game against the Minnesota Wild at Honda Center on November 05, 2019 in Anaheim, California. (Phot
  • Esperanza girls volleyball defeats Bishop Montgomery to grab spot in Division 2 final

    Esperanza girls volleyball defeats Bishop Montgomery to grab spot in Division 2 final
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowANAHEIM — The Esperanza girls volleyball team is heading to the CIF Southern Section Division 2 championship game after a 26-24, 25-18, 19-25, 25-15 victory over Bishop Montgomery in the semifinals on Tuesday at Esperanza High School.
    The Aztecs (22-5) will play Murrieta Valley at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday at Cerritos College. They will be making their first trip to a Southern Section final since winning th
  • VOTE: Southern California Girls Athlete of the Week (Nov. 8)

    VOTE: Southern California Girls Athlete of the Week (Nov. 8)
    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 (Nov. 8)

    VOTE: Southern California Boys Athlete of the Week (Nov. 8)
    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.
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  • Gene James leading early in race for San Clemente City Council seat

    Gene James leading early in race for San Clemente City Council seat
    Gene James, a security consultant and 20-year Amy veteran, had the lead in early returns Tuesday, Nov. 5, in all mail-in voting for one open seat on the San Clemente City Council.
    Jackson Hinkle, a marketing specialist, was in second place with Dee Coleman, a local business owner, in third.
    “I’m very optimistic,” James said, while at a watch party at Brick Restaurant in San Clemente. “I have a great team and we worked hard. We stayed on message.”
    James came in fourt
  • What’s caused some of USC’s special teams struggles this season?

    What’s caused some of USC’s special teams struggles this season?
    LOS ANGELES — As reporters gathered around USC special teams coach John Baxter after practice on Tuesday, he asked, “How come this is the only day I get interviewed?”
    His unit suffered through perhaps its worst moment of the season on Saturday, when Oregon’s Mykael Wright returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown.
    The score came right after USC had cut the Ducks’ lead to four with just 20 seconds remaining before halftime. But the momentum disappeared in an insta
  • Cal State Fullerton drops season opener at BYU

    Cal State Fullerton drops season opener at BYU
    PROVO, Utah — Cal State Fullerton senior Austen Awosika had 16 points, but the BYU backcourt of Alex Barcello and TJ Haws scored 17 points apiece as the Cougars defeated the Titans 76-58 in the nonconference season opener for both programs on Tuesday night.
    BYU had the better shooting night inside and outside, and that was the difference as the Cougars built a 38-24 lead by halftime and led by at least 13 points throughout the second half.
    Barcello was 7 for 9 from the floor, including 3 o
  • Early returns show no clear winners in Santa Ana special elections

    Early returns show no clear winners in Santa Ana special elections
    Early returns in Santa Ana city elections Tuesday offered no clear winners Tuesday, Nov. 5, with three candidates pulling ahead in the race for the Ward 4 city council seat and two candidates pushing ahead in the race for a vacant seat on Santa Ana Unified School Board.
    For city council, former planning commissioner Phil Bacerra, victim-assistant specialist Beatriz Mendoza and urban planner Manny Escamilla emerged as early leaders, each with more than 20% of the early votes, according to the Ora
  • Bacerra, Torres are apparent winners in Santa Ana council, school board election

    Bacerra, Torres are apparent winners in Santa Ana council, school board election
    Santa Ana voters appear to have elected former planning commissioner Phil Bacerra to the City Council and teacher Carolyn Torres to the School Board during the community’s special election Tuesday, Nov. 5.
    With all precincts reporting late Tuesday, Bacerra led with 28 % of the votes in the race to represent Ward 4, while Torres was in command of her race with 45 % of the votes, according to the Orange County Registrar of Voters.
    Bacerra was trailed by victim-assistant specialist Beatriz Me
  • ‘Unbelievable,’ ‘beautiful,’ ‘intimate’: Rams, Chargers fans get first looks at SoFi Stadium

    ‘Unbelievable,’ ‘beautiful,’ ‘intimate’: Rams, Chargers fans get first looks at SoFi Stadium
    INGLEWOOD — Typical late-arriving L.A. sports fans they are not: Rams season-ticket holders Tim and Janet Heher were in their seats nine months before the first kickoff at SoFi Stadium.
    “This is even better than I expected,” Tim said as the Seal Beach couple looked around the stadium’s shell from the 12th row behind the south end zone. “L.A. deserves this. I can’t wait ’til the first game happens.”
    The Hehers were among a group of Rams and Chargers

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