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• Stanford student tests positive for coronavirus, others told to leave campus

  14-03-2020 23:35
  
  Stanford is clearing students off of its campus after learning that an undergraduate has tested positive for coronavirus.
  In a message to the university Friday, President Marc Tessier-Lavigne told the vast majority of Stanford’s undergraduates they will need to move out of their dorms and leave the university by Wednesday.
  And Tessier-Lavigne announced a slate of changes — including prohibiting gatherings of 35 or more people and requiring that dining halls serve only to-go meals &md
  
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• 2 new coronavirus cases in Coachella Valley bring total to 14

  14-03-2020 23:24
  
  Riverside County Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser confirmed two new COVID-19 cases in the Coachella Valley today, bringing the county total to 14.
  The announcement means there are now 12 residents — all in the Coachella Valley — receiving treatment for COVID-19. Most are self-quarantined at home.
  Additionally, two residents aboard a cruise ship that docked in San Francisco Bay were diagnosed with the virus last month and remain in Northern California. They did not contract th
  
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• What should Lakers, Clippers fans do in the age of the coronavirus?

  14-03-2020 23:00
  
  “What is on TV on a Friday?” wondered Jeanne Zelasko, the longtime sportscaster and sports fan who said she honestly didn’t know what else people watch.
  Zelasko, a host for “Clippers Live,” the team’s pregame and postgame show on Fox Sports West, wasn’t the only one already experiencing “withdrawals” without games.
  “I’ve realized it’s a big part of my life,” said Anaheim’s Joey Linn, a dedicated Clippers and Ange
  
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• Coronavirus roils financial waters for idled cruise industry. Can it survive?

  14-03-2020 22:39
  
  On Friday, March 13, the Star Princess and Princess Royal sit empty at the Port of Los Angeles in the wake of the company’s announcement on March 12 that all cruises will be canceled for 60 days as the coronavirus sweeps through the nation.It is unclear whether the ships will remain in port or will be taken elsewhere by the company. (Photo by Brittany Murray, Press-Telegram/SCNG)
  The Star Princess and Princess Royal are currently docked in the port of Los Angeles in San Pedro on Friday, Ma
  
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• Segerstrom Center announces 2020-21 Broadway season

  14-03-2020 22:00
  
  Academy Award winner Aaron Sorkin’s acclaimed adaptation of “To Kill a Mockingbird” will cap off the Segerstrom Center for the Arts’ 2020-21 Broadway season, the center has announced.
  Sorkin’s version of Harper Lee’s classic novel, hailed by “60 Minutes” as “the most successful American play in Broadway history,” will open at Segerstrom Hall in Costa Mesa on Aug. 10, 2021 and play through Aug. 22. Other highlights of the center’s
  
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• Why LA County tested only 110 people for coronavirus in two weeks

  14-03-2020 21:00
  
  Renee Schwartz started feeling sick a few weeks ago after returning from a trip to Houston. As her bronchitis-like symptoms worsened, the 60-year-old North Hills resident said she began to think the worst: maybe she had the coronavirus.
  But as she quickly found out, getting a test for the virus that is sweeping the world in a deadly pandemic wouldn’t be that easy.
  “Why can’t I get tested?” she asked in an interview with Southern California News Group. “I need to kno
  
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• If I’m sick, why can’t I get a coronavirus test?

  14-03-2020 21:00
  
  Renee Schwartz started feeling sick a few weeks ago after returning from a trip to Houston. As her bronchitis-like symptoms worsened, the 60-year-old North Hills resident said she began to think the worst: maybe she had the coronavirus.
  But as she quickly found out, getting a test for the virus that is sweeping the world in a deadly pandemic wouldn’t be that easy.
  “Why can’t I get tested?” she asked in an interview with Southern California News Group. “I need to kno
  
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• 2nd Marine at MCAS Miramar tests positive for coronavirus

  14-03-2020 20:58
  
  A second Marine stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar has tested positive for coronavirus and is isolated in a barracks set up on the base to control the spread.
  Base officials have notified the county public health agency of the positive test and said they will continue to take precautions to ensure the service member and any individuals who had contact with the Marine are aware and taking the appropriate steps for self and follow-on care.
  Miramar has been one of several military bases
  
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• 4 casinos in L.A. County close over coronavirus

  14-03-2020 20:41
  
  Los Angeles County’s card rooms and casinos Saturday became the latest businesses to announce closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.
  The Commerce Hotel & Casino, The Gardens Casino in Hawaiian Gardens, The Bicycle Hotel & Casino in Bell Gardens and Hollywood Park Casino will close operations beginning this weekend, company officials said Saturday.
  The closure will be temporary and all the businesses plan to re-open as soon as possible “based upon the best available informa
  
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• 4 casinos close

  14-03-2020 20:41
  
  Los Angeles County’s card rooms and casinos Saturday became the latest businesses to announce closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.
  The Commerce Hotel & Casino, The Gardens Casino in Hawaiian Gardens, The Bicycle Hotel & Casino in Bell Gardens and Hollywood Park Casino will close operations beginning this weekend, company officials said Saturday.
  The closure will be temporary and all the businesses plan to re-open as soon as possible “based upon the best available informa
  
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• Pac-12 cancels all sports for rest of academic year due to coronavirus

  14-03-2020 20:15
  
  The Pac-12 announced on Saturday it is canceling all remaining conference and non-conference sport competitions and Pac-12 championships for the remainder of the academic year.
  The decision, made at a meeting of the Pac-12 CEO group and athletic directors Saturday morning, comes as the conference and other sports leagues try to grapple with how best to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
  All organized team activities by Pac-12 schools have also been prohibited until at least March 29, the statement
  
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• UCLA softball coach on season canceled due to coronavirus: ‘My heart dropped’

  14-03-2020 19:29
  
  UCLA softball coach Kelly Inouye-Perez was driving to campus Thursday afternoon when she got a text saying the NCAA had canceled the baseball College World Series.
  She texted back, “Oh no, it’s happening for baseball.”
  The person on the other end corrected her. It wasn’t just baseball. The NCAA cancelled all winter and spring sports championships, including May’s 2020 Women’s College World Series, for precautions surrounding the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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• Matter of Craft in Huntington Beach has opened, serving craft beer, pizza and more

  14-03-2020 19:05
  
  Matter of Craft in Huntington Beach replaces SeaLegs Wine Bar on Beach Boulevard and it couldn’t be more different from its predecessor. Instead of a focus on sipping cabernet and chardonnay with wine-friendly nibbles this new concept is a taproom with craft beer also sold by the bottle and can.
  The menu has also shifted to foods that pair with beer: artisan pizza, meatballs and more.Founders Jim Pilkington, Jim Perkins and Tom Briggs are three self-proclaimed soccer dads and longtime Hunt
  
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• State eyes Pomona Armory as temporary shelter for homeless with coronavirus

  14-03-2020 19:03
  
  State and county officials are considering the use of the old Pomona armory building to quarantine people infected with the novel coronavirus, city and congressional sources have confirmed.
  The California National Guard contacted Pomona’s police chief Friday, March 13, to inform him that the 1930s-era building located downtown was being considered as a place to temporarily house homeless individuals who test positive for COVID-19, Pomona Mayor Tim Sandoval said.
  Sandoval said late Friday t
  
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• Disneyland extends annual pass expiration dates during coronavirus closure

  14-03-2020 17:27
  
  Disneyland will extend the expiration dates for passholders who have annual passes that are valid during the coronavirus closure period stretching through the end of March.
  “Given the necessary closure, all Annual Passholders who have Passports that are valid during the closure period, will have their Passport expiration date extended based on pass type and level of access due to the impacts of the closure,” Disneyland said in a statement issued to annual passholders.
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• Santa Anita consensus picks for Sunday, March 15

  14-03-2020 17:23
  
  The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Sunday, March 15 for racing at Santa Anita.
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• Successful Aging: How to make and keep friends in our lives

  14-03-2020 16:41
  
  Your column a few weeks ago about friendship and your perfect friends left me feeling lacking because my friends are not perfect. I imagine I am not the only person who feels that way. I faithfully read your column and usually appreciate the information and guidance you share. However, your column had the opposite effect on me to what I imagine you intended. Any comments? M.L.
  Dear M.L.
  I can well imagine how my column had the effect you described. And for that, my apologies. I don’t beli
  
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• Travel: The Northern Lights dazzle an all-female group of explorers in Arctic Canada

  14-03-2020 16:33
  
  In the dead of winter, on the vast moonlit white tundra, it is minus 50 degrees with the windchill. Minus 50. I can barely see because my eyelashes are frozen into icicles. Soon I waddle my mega-bundled body back inside the heated, glass 360-degree-view Aurora Pod to thaw with my all-female fellow explorers and a hot cocoa and Baileys. This is our very first night searching for the mystical Northern Lights in the quirky frontier town of Churchill in remote Manitoba, Canada.
  It is also the first-
  
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• Final day at Disneyland before coronavirus shutdown: ‘It’s the last hurrah’

  14-03-2020 16:07
  
  Misty slate grey skies couldn’t keep couldn’t keep diehard Disneyland fans from getting in one final visit before the Anaheim theme park closed for the rest of the month amid coronavirus concerns.
  “It’s the last hurrah,” said Jeff Reitz, whose 2,995-consecutive day streak of visiting Disneyland will come to an end because of the park’s temporary closure.
  Disneyland and Disney California Adventure closed on Friday, March 13 and will remain closed through the en
  
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• Coronavirus: Apple temporarily shuts stores worldwide

  14-03-2020 15:17
  
  LONDON — Tech giant Apple is closing its stores outside of China for two weeks and will only sell online as part of efforts to fight the global viral pandemic.
  “In our workplaces and communities, we must do all we can to prevent the spread of COVID-19,” CEO Tim Cook tweeted Saturday. “Apple will be temporarily closing all stores outside of Greater China until March 27 and committing $15M to help with worldwide recovery.”
  In a lengthier online statement, Cook said th
  
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• Apple closes stores for 2 weeks to prevent coronavirus spread

  14-03-2020 15:17
  
  LONDON — Tech giant Apple is closing its stores outside of China for two weeks and will only sell online as part of efforts to fight the global viral pandemic.
  “In our workplaces and communities, we must do all we can to prevent the spread of COVID-19,” CEO Tim Cook tweeted Saturday. “Apple will be temporarily closing all stores outside of Greater China until March 27 and committing $15M to help with worldwide recovery.”
  In a lengthier online statement, Cook said th
  
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• How the worlds of The Mandalorian (and Baby Yoda) got made in Manhattan Beach

  14-03-2020 13:30
  
  “The Mandalorian,” the Star Wars series that became Disney+’s first big breakout hit, brought all kinds of planets and the spaceships that travel among them to the streaming video universe.
  And it did it all in California, almost entirely at the MBS Media Campus in Manhattan Beach.
  How? For the most part thanks to extensive use of a new soundstage technology that employs a horsehoe-shaped wall and ceiling of light-emitting diodes in place of the green- and bluescreens commonly
  
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• Homebuying strategies in an era of extra-low mortgage rates

  14-03-2020 13:00
  
  Now that we are in a strong sellers’ market, buyers really have to be on top of their game to get it done.
  Interest rates are at historic lows, predicted to even dip into the 2’s, which is also fueling more intense competition for homes.
  Here are some tips and techniques you may want to consider if you’re goal is to buy a home in today’s market.
  Be prepared
  Have your loan pre-approval letter in hand and up to date. If you have a letter that is more than a month old, get i
  
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• Rosary supports naming co-state champions after coronavirus cancels basketball finals

  14-03-2020 07:02
  
  Rosary’s girls basketball team didn’t play Friday night for the state championship that it pursued with all its might.
  The coronavirus snatched that dream from a proud, defending champion.
  But in the wake of the state finals in Sacramento being canceled, the question about how to honor teams such as Rosary quickly surfaced.
  One idea raised was naming Rosary and its scheduled opponent — Bishop O’Dowd of Oakland — as co-state champions for CIF State Division 1.
  The sc
  
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• Orange County courts make changes due to coronavirus

  14-03-2020 06:06
  
  Orange County Superior Court officials are taking steps to reduce the number of people who have to make a trip to courthouses in Santa Ana, Fullerton, Newport Beach, Orange and Westminster during the coronavirus outbreak.
  Officials are suspending all “unlimited civil jury trials until May 1,” according to a statement from the court’s presiding judge’s office late Friday. Officials are also working to “reduce the numbers of summoned jurors in criminal trials and will
  
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• Mick Cronin proud of UCLA’s turnaround season, despite unexpected end

  14-03-2020 05:28
  
  It was Wednesday afternoon when the Pac-12 announced it would ban spectators from all events starting with Thursday’s games of the men’s basketball tournament due to concerns about the coronavirus.
  That’s when UCLA coach Mick Cronin knew the Bruins’ season was done.
  “I knew it was over when they said no fans because at some point they were going to realize that, well, if it’s not safe for the fans, how is it safe for the players?’” Cronin said. &ld
  
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• For UCLA women’s basketball coach Cori Close, final practice spoke volumes

  14-03-2020 05:15
  
  UCLA women’s basketball coach Cori Close had a feeling.
  All around the country on Thursday morning, conferences were canceling their men’s basketball tournaments, and she feared she knew exactly what was coming next.
  She spent extra time during the team’s Thursday morning film session before practice to give her players a mental warning of how to deal with what was likely to be announced soon.
  As the Bruins walked out of the film room and toward their practice court, Close pull
  
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• Status report on upcoming Orange County high school tournaments, invitationals

  14-03-2020 04:34
  
  Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowSTATUS OF UPCOMING HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS EVENTS
  Scheduled = Event still on
  Postponed = To be rescheduled
  Canceled = Will not be rescheduled
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  Anaheim Lions Tournament, March 20-26, canceled
  Ryan Lemmon Foundation Invitational, various sites, March 28-April 1, canceled
  National High School Invitational at North Carolina, April 1-4, canceled
  National Classic, various sites, April 6-9, canceled
  Boras Cl
  
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• Coronavirus won’t stop food providers from helping seniors, others who are hungry

  14-03-2020 04:13
  
  Food programs throughout Orange County — for older people, low-income families, and children in need — are changing how they distribute essential nutrition as widening fears of novel coronavirus are shutting down or limiting operations at senior centers, schools and other sites.
  Administrators of Meals on Wheels and hot lunch or after-school programs for seniors and children, along with the county’s two food banks, said on Friday, March 13, that demand for food already has incr
  
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• Orange County DA warns of price gouging during pandemic

  14-03-2020 04:12
  
  As shoppers buy vital supplies during the coronavirus outbreak, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office is warning consumers about price gouging.
  California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency last week after the first Californian died of COVID-19. The Orange County Board of Supervisors declared a local emergency on Feb 26.
  According to Orange County District Attorney’s spokeswoman Kimberly Edds, it is illegal for businesses to increase prices for essential goods or
  
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• Dodgers weighing options amid coronavirus shutdown

  14-03-2020 04:07
  
  GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Dodgers were in the process of counting heads and raised hands on Friday, trying to determine exactly where all of their players are headed now that they were granted the ability to choose from a number of options.
  After a Major League Baseball Players’ Association meeting on Friday regarding the coronavirus protocol, players can either stay near the location of their team’s spring training facility, return to their offseason home or head to the city where
  
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• Lakers faced unimaginable season together … now, they face it apart

  14-03-2020 03:22
  
  LOS ANGELES — Unlike many gyms in many places, the Lakers’ practice facility was not empty on Friday.
  But it wasn’t vibrant, either.
  On Wednesday, which turned out to be the last day of practice the Lakers will have for a still unknown stretch, the session wrapped up with banter, shooting games and laughter. Two days later, the players who did choose to come into work came by themselves, following league-wide mandates and suggested health expert guidelines to keep distance from
  
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• Mammoth Mountain takes coronavirus precautions as big snow is forecast

  14-03-2020 03:11
  
  With heavy snowfall forecast for the next few days, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area will continue operation, but officials are taking precautions to protect guests and employees from exposure to the coronavirus.
  According to the Mono County Health Department, as of 3 p.m. Friday, March 13, there were no reported cases of COVID-19 in either Mono or Inyo counties.
  Still, Mammoth officials are changing how they operate.
  Gondola cabins — traveling to the midmountain McCoy Station and to the summit &
  
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• Long Beach council to consider economic relief, ban on evictions amid coronavirus pandemic

  14-03-2020 03:05
  
  The Long Beach City Council will weigh at its Tuesday, March 17, meeting whether to implement a slate of new regulations to help residents weather the new coronavirus pandemic.
  Among the measures the panel will consider are a ban on all evictions — both residential and commercial — for at least 30 days and creating an economic relief package for working families and small businesses.
  “Working families are seeing reduced or eliminated paychecks, while rent continues to come due,
  
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• Here’s how pi matters every day not just March 14

  14-03-2020 02:29
  
  March 14 is Pi Day for 3.14, an important concept that touches almost all aspects of math and science. Let’s dish up some fun with all things pi.
  In math, pi is what’s known as an irrational number — a number that does not terminate when written as a decimal number and cannot be exactly represented by a fraction.
  The Guinness World Record for a calculation of pi was set in 2019 by Emma Haruka Iwao using Google cloud software. She calculated pi to 31,415,926,535,897 digits. Pi h
  
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• Alexander: U.S. Soccer, shut up and pay the women!

  14-03-2020 02:05
  
  Under ordinary circumstances, the words that attorneys representing U.S. Soccer used to attempt to justify the federation’s pay disparity between the national men’s and women’s teams would have and should have been explosive, as clumsy and sexist as they were.
  These, of course, are not ordinary circumstances. The extraordinary events of this week, with the coronavirus concerns essentially shutting down the entire sports world in a 48-hour period Wednesday and Thursday, buried t
  
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• Sweet, shy terrier Dawn is a big snuggler

  14-03-2020 02:02
  
  Breed: Terrier
  Age: 1 year
  Gender: Spayed female
  Size: 18 pounds
  Dawn’s story: Shy Dawn is a special girl. She needs a little “me time” in a new place to learn that she is safe and loved. Her new family will be rewarded for their patience with a lifetime of unconditional love and devotion. Dawn is sweet, shy goodness, period. She is potty- and crate-trained and gets along well with other dogs and people. Dawn loves to play with toys and is very motivated by food. Although
  
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• Sweet pit bull Dolly is ready for your lap – or at least your couch

  14-03-2020 01:57
  
  Dolly loves a good toy and she’s a good walker on a leash. (Courtesy of Mission Viejo Animal Services Center)
  Breed: Pit bull
  Age: 3 years
  Gender: Female
  Dolly’s story: Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but Dolly is still waiting for her true love. She was rescued from a high-intake shelter in Los Angeles County. Dolly is a sweetheart, through and through. She is a sweet, playful girl who loves toys and knows how to take treats gently. She knows cues including sit and down, an
  
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• Calls for eviction ban spread as coronavirus threatens paychecks

  14-03-2020 01:41
  
  Local and state officials are calling for an eviction ban as the economy slows in response to the coronavirus pandemic and workers are quarantined or forced to stay home with their kids due to school closures.
  “People must be able to focus on our community’s health — slowing the virus’s spread — and not on economic survival,” state Senate Housing Committee Chair Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, said in a statement calling for state and federal moratoriums o
  
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• OC temporarily suspends visits at jails and juvenile hall

  14-03-2020 01:40
  
  Visiting at the Orange County jails and juvenile facilities are suspended until Monday, March  because of concerns over the spread of the coronavirus.
  Sheriff’s and probation departments stressed that attorneys will continue to have visitation rights during the suspension, which will be reassessed on Monday.
  Sheriff’s officials said in a press release Friday that the jails do not offer contact visits but they draw pools of friends and family members that gather in large crowds i
  
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• Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday, March 14

  14-03-2020 01:38
  
  The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday, March 14 for racing at Santa Anita.
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• Aquarium of the Pacific to close through the end of March amid coronavirus concerns

  14-03-2020 01:36
  
  The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach will close beginning Saturday, March 14, through the end of March, officials have announced.
  The decision came a day after major events throughout the city were canceled and the same day most school districts statewide — including in Long Beach — shuttered in an attempt to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.
  “During this time, staff members will continue to work and be paid,” the aquarium said in a Friday March 13, statemen
  
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• Santa Ana gears for recall, special election after police union spent $301K to oust councilwoman

  14-03-2020 01:31
  
  Santa Ana voters will be asked in May to consider two ballot items: Whether or not they want to recall a councilwoman, and who they want in her place should the recall succeed.
  A special election recall against Santa Ana Councilwoman Cecilia Iglesias is set for May 19.
  The same election gives voters the option of three candidates to replace Iglesias if she loses the seat. They are: Angie Cano, a city planning commissioner and businesswoman, Nelida Mendoza, a Santiago Community College District b
  
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• Man gets prison for 2012 Anaheim shooting death

  14-03-2020 01:28
  
  A 25-year-old man who gunned another man down on an Anaheim street was sentenced Friday to 40-years-to-life in prison.
  Ismael Avalos was convicted last year of second-degree murder after jurors determined that he killed Angel Rivera in 2012 not as part of a gang war but because of a longstanding personal beef between the two then-teenagers.
  Co-defendant George Galvan, who prosecutors alleged acted as a getaway driver after the shooting, was acquitted by the jury.
  According to prosecutors, on May
  
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• Coronavirus taking toll on moviegoing, streaming TV

  14-03-2020 01:20
  
  While this week’s new releases “Bloodshot,” “The Hunt” and “I Still Believe” may not be worth exposing yourself to, this is going to be the last weekend you can go out and see new movies for some time to come.
  That’s because, amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, the major studios have postponed the long-scheduled openings of their big spring products for at least the next three weeks, along with at least one tent-pole planned for the upcoming, lucr
  
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• Business fallout: Apple goes online, Delta slashes flights

  14-03-2020 01:10
  
  Apple said its annual developers conference would take place entirely online this year, joining a growing list of companies that are canceling big, in-person events as the coronavirus spreads.
  Thousands of engineers and customers attend the Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC, which is in its 31st year.
  Apple said it would give $1 million to organizations in San Jose, California, to help with the money they would lose from Apple canceling the in-person event. The event had been held in San
  
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• Garden Grove man gets prison for fatal Anaheim knife attack

  14-03-2020 00:52
  
  A Garden Grove man who stabbed another man to death during a 2015 attack in Anaheim was sentenced Friday to 36 years to life in prison.
  James Robertson Fraser, 37, was convicted last year of second-degree murder for the killing of 26-year-old Pedro “Pete” Toro at a home in the 1500 block of West Edithia Avenue.
  On March 11, 2015, an Anaheim officer pulled a vehicle over for erratic driving and found Toro bleeding from his neck in the passenger seat of the car.
  Toro was taken to a hos
  
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• Corky Carroll: How to keep surfing into the golden years

  14-03-2020 00:52
  
  People always ask me how I am able to keep surfing pretty much every day at the ripe young age of 72.
  I have touched upon this subject here before, but mostly in terms of eating and exercise and all that. Today, I would like to talk more about attitude and degree of stoke as key factors in keeping yourself paddling out day after day and year after year.
  The fact is that many people just wear out and lose the stoke to keep surfing. There are all kinds of reasons for this: work, family, health, in
  
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• Angels players ponder where to go after coronavirus shutdown

  14-03-2020 00:49
  
  TEMPE, Ariz. — As teams across baseball grappled with the question of how to handle the sport’s indefinite hiatus, the Angels have given their players some time to think about it.
  General Manager Billy Eppler said Friday that he and his staff began calling all players individually and offering them three options for where to be while the sport shuts down to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
  Per instructions from Major League Baseball and the Players’ Association, players h
  
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• Will coronavirus wipe out January’s job growth?

  14-03-2020 00:45
  
  With all eyes on the coronavirus, the state got some relatively sunny news Friday regarding its job expansion.
  January payrolls continued to expand, with the Los Angeles area seeing the most activity and the Inland Empire’s growth slackening.
  Also, newly updated data released by the state’s Employment Development Department shows 2019’s job markets in all three Southern California metropolitan areas were stronger than first reported. January’s reports were delayed fo
  
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