• USC adds Corona Centennial WR Gary Bryant Jr.

    USC adds Corona Centennial WR Gary Bryant Jr.
    Corona Centennial wide receiver Gary Bryant Jr. has signed with USC, he announced at the All-American Game in San Antonio on Saturday.
    The four-star received signed his letter of intent in December, but held off on making the announcement so he could do so on the bigger stage.
    Bryant’s pledge is a much-needed boost for USC’s recruiting class. He picked the Trojans over Oklahoma, Arizona State, Oregon and Washington.
    The 5-foot-10, 164-pound Bryant is the second four-star to join USC&
  • Who is USC 4-star WR Gary Bryant Jr. from Centennial?

    Who is USC 4-star WR Gary Bryant Jr. from Centennial?
    Centennial’s wide receiver Gary Bryant (1) returns the opening kickoff against Pittsburg in the first half of the game Friday in Corona, CA. August 25, 2017.
    (TERRY PIERSON,THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE/SCNG)
    Portrait of Centennial senior wide receiver Gary Bryant Jr., who has been chosen The Press-Enterprise’s Offensive Player of the Year for the 2019 football season, on Monday Dec. 17, 2019. (Photo by Milka Soko, Contributing Photographer)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsCentennial wid
  • Understanding the Electoral College: Gregg L. Frazer

    Understanding the Electoral College: Gregg L. Frazer
    The Electoral College does not consist of aliens from another planet who delight in imposing a president upon the United States against the votes of the people.  It is not an anti-democratic mechanism in an otherwise democratic system of government.  So who is involved and how does the Electoral College system work?
    Electoral votes are determined by the vote of the people – in each state.  In 48 states, each party chooses a group of trusted lifelong party members to represen
  • Pilot killed when small, homebuilt plane crashes off the 14 Freeway in Santa Clarita

    Pilot killed when small, homebuilt plane crashes off the 14 Freeway in Santa Clarita
    The pilot was killed when a small, homebuilt plane crashed on a 14 Freeway off-ramp in Santa Clarita Saturday morning, authorities said.
    Los Angeles County firefighters and sheriff’s deputies responded to the Newhall Avenue off-ramp off the northbound 14 Freeway just before 10:15 a.m. on reports that a plane went down, Fire Department Supervisor Melanie Flores said.
    Fire officials said one person was confirmed dead. It was believed the pilot was the only person on board, said Ian Gregor of
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  • 1 killed when small plane crashes off the 14 Freeway in Santa Clarita

    1 killed when small plane crashes off the 14 Freeway in Santa Clarita
    One person was killed when a small plane crashed on a 14 Freeway off-ramp in Santa Clarita Saturday morning, authorities said.
    Los Angeles County firefighters and sheriff’s deputies responded to the Newhall Avenue off-ramp off the northbound 14 Freeway just before 10:15 a.m. on reports that a plane went down, Fire Department Supervisor Melanie Flores said.
    Fire officials said one person was confirmed dead.
    The crash caused the plane to catch fire, but officials reported it had not spread t
  • 1 killed when small, homebuilt plane crashes off the 14 Freeway in Santa Clarita

    1 killed when small, homebuilt plane crashes off the 14 Freeway in Santa Clarita
    One person was killed when a small, homebuilt plane crashed on a 14 Freeway off-ramp in Santa Clarita Saturday morning, authorities said.
    Los Angeles County firefighters and sheriff’s deputies responded to the Newhall Avenue off-ramp off the northbound 14 Freeway just before 10:15 a.m. on reports that a plane went down, Fire Department Supervisor Melanie Flores said.
    Fire officials said one person was confirmed dead. It was believed the pilot was the only person on board, said Ian Gregor o
  • Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday Jan. 4

    Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday Jan. 4
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday, Jan. 4 for racing at Santa Anita.
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  • USC men’s basketball expects to be tested at Washington

    USC men’s basketball expects to be tested at Washington
    The USC men’s basketball team passed its first test in Pac-12 play. But in reality, Thursday’s game against Washington State was a quiz. The Cougars entered with a 9-4 record and were picked to finish 11th in the conference in the preseason poll.
    So USC leaving Pullman with a 65-56 win wasn’t an unexpected result. Sunday night’s game at Washington is the first real test for the Trojans.
    The Huskies aren’t in the polls this week after a loss to Houston, but they have
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  • Recipes: How to make Greek lentil soup in your slow cooker

    Recipes: How to make Greek lentil soup in your slow cooker
    January seems the perfect time of year to take out the slow cooker and gently cook up some soothing bowls of soup. Eleni Vonissakou, author of “The Greek Slow Cooker” (Page Street, $21.99), suggests that Greek lentil soup is both frugal and delicious.
    “A warm bowl of Fakes (Greek lentil soup) with lots of vinegar and a good chunk of feta on the side is one of the best dinners you can wish for on a cold day,” she writes, adding that crusty bread is also a must.
    Note that w
  • Disneyland is looking for a few good princesses, super heroes, race cars and maybe even a mouse

    Disneyland is looking for a few good princesses, super heroes, race cars and maybe even a mouse
    Do you have what it takes to play Peter Pan, Rapunzel or Goofy at Disneyland or maybe Captain America or even Lightning McQueen at Disney California Adventure?
    Disneyland is holding a series of casting calls to select new performers to play princesses, super heroes, race cars and maybe even Mickey Mouse at the Anaheim theme park.
    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.
    The Disney Aud
  • Charitable organizations: how to check them out

    Charitable organizations: how to check them out
    Charities are now losing more than $20 billion annually in individual contributions because of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, according to most estimates. Due to the tax law change, more than 90% of taxpayers take the standard deduction and no longer claim a charitable deduction. With the overall reduction in giving, where we give is more important than ever.
    We understand the basic cautions about giving, such as not providing credit card numbers over the phone and disregarding possible fake so
  • Analysis: Mater Dei’s girls basketball returns as a national contender

    Analysis: Mater Dei’s girls basketball returns as a national contender
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowFive takeaways from Mater Dei’s 55-49 victory against Centennial of Nevada at the Matt Denning Nike Hoops Classic at Mater Dei on Friday night:
    Mater Dei is back as a national contender: The Monarchs (15-1) overcame a flat start to defeat nationally-recognized and physical Centennial, adding an impressive out-of-state victory to a resume that includes recent significant triumphs over in-state power
  • Anthony Davis scores 46 as Lakers’ present trumps their past in win over Pelicans

    Anthony Davis scores 46 as Lakers’ present trumps their past in win over Pelicans
    Lakers forward Anthony Davis extends himself to catch a lob pass before finishing with a dunk, as Pelicans center Jaxson Hayes, second from left, and guard E’Twaun Moore, right, watch along with Lakers’ Danny Green during the first half of Friday’s game at Staples Center. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Los Angeles Lakers guard Danny Green, left, shoots as New Orleans Pelicans guard Josh Hart defends during the first half of an NBA basketball game Friday, Jan. 3, 2020, in Los Angele
  • UCLA women edge Arizona State for record-setting 13-0 start

    UCLA women edge Arizona State for record-setting 13-0 start
    LOS ANGELES — It was UCLA’s smallest crowd of the season, 1,582, but it sure didn’t sound like it. With every questionable foul and every basket, eruptions echoed from the stands at Pauley Pavilion.
    With just a little over two minutes left in Friday night’s women’s basketball game, and history on the line, the score was tied and the Bruins desperately needed a big shot.
    Senior Japreece Dean caught the pass from Charisma Osborne atop the arc and launched a 3-pointer.
  • Market Madness: How the S&P made its 10-year comeback

    Market Madness: How the S&P made its 10-year comeback
    The 2010s were a relatively soothing whitewater rapid ride for stock investors, considering all the pain caused in the century’s first decade by the Great Recession. Stockholders were cheered by a U.S. economy that emerged from the steep downturn to create the longest-running expansion of a business cycle on record. Bottom line: The widely watched S&P 500 stock index almost tripled in value in the 2010s after Wall Street’s worst decade since World War II.
    A tale of two decadesTh
  • Cal State Fullerton overwhelms Saint Katherine in nonconference finale

    Cal State Fullerton overwhelms Saint Katherine in nonconference finale
    FULLERTON — Coming off its first win over a Power Five program since 2011, Cal State Fullerton faced a far less intimidating foe in its nonconference finale.
    Austin Awosika had 18 points and eight assists, one of six Cal State Fullerton players to score in double figures on Friday night, as the Titans followed last week’s upset victory over UCLA with a 103-52 rout of Saint Katherine University at Titan Gym.
    Davon Clare (16 points, six rebounds), Daniel Venzant (15 points, five assist
  • Lakers’ Alex Caruso misses Pelicans game with lingering calf tightness

    Lakers’ Alex Caruso misses Pelicans game with lingering calf tightness
    LOS ANGELES — Lingering injuries have already been a problem for the Lakers less than halfway through the season.
    Kyle Kuzma’s ankle, Anthony Davis’ shoulder and LeBron James’ groin have all been concerns. Lately, it’s been Alex Caruso’s right calf.
    The Lakers told reporters before Friday’s game that Caruso would be missing action against the New Orleans Pelicans with tightness in the area. He played just four minutes against the Phoenix Suns on Wednesda
  • Man injured in police shootout in Costa Mesa on New Year’s Eve charged with attempted murder

    Man injured in police shootout in Costa Mesa on New Year’s Eve charged with attempted murder
    SANTA ANA — A 26-year-old San Diego man shot in the face by Costa Mesa police during a New Year’s Eve shootout with officers was charged Friday with attempted murder on a peace officer among multiple other felonies.
    The attempted murder charge filed against Steven Taylor Fernandez includes a sentencing enhancement for premeditated murder, making him eligible for a 62-years-to-life sentence if convicted.
    Fernandez was also charged with a separate count of attempted murder with a sente
  • Alexander: NBA’s David Stern helped revolutionize sports economics

    Alexander: NBA’s David Stern helped revolutionize sports economics
    The world according to Jim:
    • The legacy of David Stern, as chronicled in numerous stories this week following his death on New Year’s Day, is fairly straightforward. In three decades as NBA commissioner, he had a huge hand in transforming the league from a struggling enterprise that couldn’t even get its marquee event on live prime time TV to a multi-billion dollar industry with a worldwide footprint.
    But he was instrumental in one particular impetus for the NBA’s rise ev
  • Mater Dei junior linebacker Raesjon Davis commits to No. 1 LSU

    Mater Dei junior linebacker Raesjon Davis commits to No. 1 LSU
    Another Mater Dei defensive standout has committed to LSU.
    Junior outside linebacker Raesjon Davis (6-1, 215) committed to the national championship game-bound Tigers on New Year’s Day.
    Davis could join former Mater Dei teammate Elias Ricks on the LSU defense. Ricks, a cornerback, played his first three seasons at Mater Dei before transferring to IMG Academy and signing with the Tigers in December.
    Davis is coming off a strong junior season. He again showed his explosion off the edge, reco
  • Whistleblower case of fired San Bernardino County social worker can go to trial, appeals court rules

    Whistleblower case of fired San Bernardino County social worker can go to trial, appeals court rules
    A federal appeals court has reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by a former San Bernardino County social worker alleging he was fired for reporting a systemic flaw that allowed children to be repeatedly placed into a foster home where sexual abuse was reported.
    The Dec. 30 ruling by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals paves the way for trial on Eric Bahr’s claims that the county and its Department of Children and Family Services wrongfully terminated him in retaliation for his whistlebl
  • Orange County scores and player stats for Friday (1-3-20)

    Orange County scores and player stats for Friday (1-3-20)
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowScores and stats for the Orange County games on Friday, Jan. 3.
    BOYS BASKETBALL
    RANCHO MIRAGE SHOWCASE
    Portola 66, Indio 30
    Por: Hashemi 17 pts. Doherty 8 pts. Habibeh 8 pts. Giraldy 7 pts.
    Other scores
    Buena 49, Dana Hills 39
    MOUNTAIN VIEW CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT (LAS VEGAS)
    Capistrano Valley Christian 76, Del Sol (NV) 58
    CVC: Gbye 13 pts (3 3-ptrs). Garza 13 pts (3 3-ptrs). Duka 12 pts. Powell 12 pts, 8 rebs,
  • Heisler: Farewell to David Stern, the icon who invented the modern NBA

    Heisler: Farewell to David Stern, the icon who invented the modern NBA
    To get the clichés out of the way first …
    David Stern didn’t invent the NBA.
    He became commissioner in 1984. The league had been around since the 1940s, albeit with humble origins in places like Fort Wayne and Tri-Cities that led Wilt Chamberlain, to sneer at it as “a bush league” on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
    Nor did Stern create Michael Jordan.
    That, of course, was James and Deloris Jordan.
    Nor did Stern save the NBA after the post-Jordan crash that follow
  • Festival Pass: Coachella 2020 lineup — what you need to know

    Festival Pass: Coachella 2020 lineup — what you need to know
    Festival Pass is a weekly newsletter that lands in your inbox weekly. But during prime festival season you get bonus editions, too! Subscribe now.
    Festival Pass for Friday, Jan. 3
    Happy New Year! You may have realized that you didn’t get your regularly scheduled Festival Pass on Thursday, but breaking news about the Coachella 2020 lineup instead.
    Now that we know who is playing, let’s take a deeper look at the lineup and all things Coachella 2020.
    One of the biggest surprises wa
  • State Supreme Court could decide whether USOPC has legal duty to protect athletes

    State Supreme Court could decide whether USOPC has legal duty to protect athletes
    The California Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments on whether the U.S. Olympic Committee has a legal duty to protect athletes from sexual and other forms of abuse.
    The court on Thursday ruled it would hear an appeal of a 2nd District Court decision in October that found the USOPC did not have a legal responsibility to protect athletes.
    “This case presents the following issue: What is the appropriate test that minor plaintiffs must satisfy to establish a duty by defendants to protect
  • Orange County boys cross country runner of the year: Anthony Grover, JSerra

    Orange County boys cross country runner of the year: Anthony Grover, JSerra
    JSerra’s Anthony Grover nears the finish line of the Boys Sweepstakes race, which he won with a time of 14:34.3, during the annual Orange County Championships at Oak Canyon Park on Saturday, October 19, 2019. (Photo By Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)
    JSerra’s Anthony Grover nears the finish line of the Boys Sweepstakes race, which he won with a time of 14:34.3, during the annual Orange County Championships at Oak Canyon Park on Saturday, October 19, 2019. (Photo By Jeff Ant
  • Orange County Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year: Carly Corsinita, Capistrano Valley

    Orange County Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year: Carly Corsinita, Capistrano Valley
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowALL-COUNTY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
    Runner of the Year: Carly Corsinita
    School: Capistrano Valley
    Year: Senior
    Notable: She finished fifth in the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 championships with a time of 17 minutes, 10.3 seconds, the fastest time of any Orange County girls runner in the CIF-SS Finals. … Corsinita was South Coast League champion. … She signed with Oregon.
    Season recap: Corsinita wa
  • All-Orange County Girls Cross Country: First Team and Second Team

    All-Orange County Girls Cross Country: First Team and Second Team
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe Register’s All-County girls cross country team.
    ALL-COUNTY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRYFIRST TEAM
    Hana Castimanes, San Clemente, Sr.
    Carly Corsinita, Capistrano Valley, Sr.
    Mia Douge, Brea Olinda, Sr.
    Marisa Gaitan, Dana Hills, Sr.
    Emma Hadley, Canyon, So.
    Maria Hernandez, Santa Ana, Sr.
    Allura Markow, Dana Hills, Fr.
    Clara Meade, Tesoro, Sr.
    Emily Richards, Aliso Niguel, So.
    Sally Silengo, Kennedy, Sr.
    Cany
  • All-Orange County Boys Cross Country: First Team and Second Team

    All-Orange County Boys Cross Country: First Team and Second Team
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe Register’s All-County boys cross country team.
    ALL-COUNTY FIRST TEAM
    Jackson Adelman, St. Margaret’s, Jr.
    Mateo Bianchi, Laguna Beach, Jr.
    Taylor Bramel, Foothill, So.
    Logan Brooks, Laguna Beach, Sr.
    Jai Dawson, Dana Hills, So.
    Carrick Denker, Dana Hills, Sr.
    Anthony Grover, JSerra, Sr.
    Landen Lee, Trabuco Hills, Sr.
    Brandon Pizano, Dana Hills, Jr.
    Sean Robertson, Capistrano Valley, Sr.
    A
  • Orange County girls cross country coach of the year: Ken Chai, El Toro

    Orange County girls cross country coach of the year: Ken Chai, El Toro
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe El Toro girls cross country team won the Orange County Championships team title this season, the Chargers’ second O.C. championships title in three years.
    They were also the South Coast League champions, finished third in the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 Finals and were fourth in Division II at the CIF State meet.
    For a season filled with so many lofty results, El Toro’s Ken Chai is the Ora
  • Orange County boys cross country coach of the year: Craig Dunn, Dana Hills

    Orange County boys cross country coach of the year: Craig Dunn, Dana Hills
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowDana Hills clearly was the best boys cross country team in Orange County this season.
    The Dolphins won the South Coast League championship handily, finishing with 15 points to second-place El Toro’s 58. The top five runners in the South Coast League Finals, and seven of the top nine, were Dana Hills runners.
    The Dana Hills boys won the Orange County Championships team title with 64 points to second-plac
  • Asian Street Eats has opened in Anaheim’s Downtown Disney offering bowls, wraps, dumplings and more

    Asian Street Eats has opened in Anaheim’s Downtown Disney offering bowls, wraps, dumplings and more
    Asian Street Eats, a take-out window concept by Chef Hung Huynh located in the west end of the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort, serves a flavorful variety of Asian dishes. Menu options include mixed bowls, wraps, pot stickers, teas and sodas. Seen here, rice bowl. (Courtesy of Chef Hung Huynh)
    Asian Street Eats, a take-out window concept by Chef Hung Huynh located in the west end of the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort, serves a flavorful variety of Asian dishe
  • Santa Ana students offer history tours of their city Saturday, Jan. 4

    Santa Ana students offer history tours of their city Saturday, Jan. 4
    The history of Santa Ana will be told through the eyes of high school students, on special tours slated for Saturday, Jan. 4.
    Five local high school students created the tour and will serve as guides aboard a trolley in the downtown area, weaving in information they learned through a program last summer at the Heritage Museum of Orange County.
    The information will focus on the diversity of Santa Ana, which last year celebrated its 150th anniversary.
    “The tour will connect the past with the

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