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• Man says he fired on someone who tried to steal pricey watch he was selling in Orange

  16-05-2020 23:01
  
  A man was arrested after he shot at another man during the sale of an expensive watch in Orange Friday night, May 16, police said.
  Orange officers were called to the 100 block of South Glassell Street about 7:30 p.m. on a report of a shooting, Sgt. Phil McMullin said.
  Officers arrived and found the man who fired the weapon – the seller of the watch – nearby, McMullin said. The seller, who wanted more than $7,000 for the watch, told police he had met up with a potential buyer when the
  
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• Fred Willard, the comedic improv-style actor, has died at 86

  16-05-2020 22:16
  
  Fred Willard, the comedic actor whose improv style kept him relevant for more than 50 years in films like “This Is Spinal Tap,” “Best In Show” and “Anchorman,” has died. He was 86.
  Willard’s daughter, Hope Mulbarger, said in a statement Saturday that her father died peacefully Friday night. The cause of his death has not been released.
  “He kept moving, working and making us happy until the very end,” Mulbarger said. “We loved him so ver
  
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• Comedic actor Fred Willard has died at 86

  16-05-2020 22:16
  
  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fred Willard, the comedic actor whose improv style kept him relevant for more than 50 years, has died at 86.Fred Willard was the funniest person that I've ever worked with. He was a sweet, wonderful man.
  — Steve Carell (@SteveCarell) May 16, 2020 How lucky that we all got to enjoy Fred Willard’s gifts. He is with his missed Mary now. Thanks for the deep belly laughs Mr. Willard. Best in Show (7/11) Movie CLIP – Judging the Hounds (2000) HD https://
  
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• Reports: MLB submits detailed health plan to players in effort to play amid coronavirus

  16-05-2020 21:49
  
  If Major League Baseball players are to return to action this summer, they will be playing in an environment that looks significantly different from what they left in March.
  Aside from the expected diligent testing and temperature checks, the changes include everything from pitchers bringing their own baseballs to the bullpen, wearing masks in the dugout and limitations on spitting.
  Players will even be discouraged from taking showers at the ballpark.
  It’s all part of a 67-page document th
  
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• Golf determined to stay on its game with new safety protocols

  16-05-2020 21:29
  
  With great opportunity, great responsibility.
  When golf courses were given the go-ahead to reopen in L.A. County on May 8, it meant golfers could tee off in all of California’s 58 counties again for the first time since March, when public officials ordered courses closed in an effort to curtail the spread of the coronavirus.
  Golfers wear masks due to the Coronavirus Pandemic as they wait for their tee times at Wilson & Harding Golf Courses as people get out of their home and walk, jog,
  
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• Coronavirus: 2 new deaths in Orange County as testing approaches 70,000 as of May 16

  16-05-2020 21:12
  
  The Orange County Health Care Agency reported 105 newly confirmed cases of the coronavirus as of Saturday, May 16, increasing the total cases reported to 4,222 in Orange County.
  The Saturday report adjusted numbers from Thursday and Friday but Thursday’s 227 cases (down from 229) remains the highest daily total and Friday’s 156 cases is the second-largest daily total reported so far.  Case counts fluctuate day to day.
  Two new deaths were also reported, raising the death toll fro
  
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• Craig Counsell calls former UC Irvine star Keston Hiura ‘gifted’

  16-05-2020 20:18
  
  Keston Hiura drags his front foot back for a little toe tap, then kicks that leg high and forward as he’s about to make contact with the baseball. It’s a unique right-handed swing, but it has worked wonders for him.
  “He’s a special hitter, is what he is,” then-UC Irvine head coach Mike Gillespie said in February 2017, just ahead of Hiura’s final season with the Anteaters.
  Special, indeed. After batting .442 with eight home runs and 42 RBIs that season at UCI,
  
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• California’s new coronavirus dine-in guidelines spell big shifts for some restaurants

  16-05-2020 20:09
  
  Southern California restaurateurs are eager to reopen for dine-in customers and they mostly welcomed the guidelines Gov. Gavin Newsom handed down on Tuesday, May 12.
  But some safety measures go against the grain of the typical dining experience because when Americans eat together we crave intimacy.
  On a date? You’re feeding each other nibbles. Out with the kids? You’re serving family-style off one platter. Happy hour with your buddies? You’re sharing a pitcher of frozen margari
  
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• Sources: UCLA close to hiring Boston College’s Martin Jarmond as new AD

  16-05-2020 20:08
  
  The wait is over. The replacement has been found.
  First reported by Yahoo Sports, UCLA is finalizing a deal to hire Boston College’s Martin Jarmond as its new athletic director, which would make him the first African American to hold the position.
  Jarmond, 39, will replace longtime UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero when he retires from the position on June 30.
  According to multiple reports, the search for replacing Guerrero, who has held the role for nearly 20 years, was finalized this w
  
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• Anaheim council to decide on cannabis rules and tax measure June 9

  16-05-2020 20:00
  
  Anaheim voters could see a November ballot measure asking whether the city should permit and tax cannabis businesses.
  Santa Ana is the only Orange County city that allows retail pot shops, though Costa Mesa and a few others permit non-retail operations such as distribution facilities and testing labs.
  The Anaheim City Council discussed cannabis businesses on Tuesday, May 12, and opted to postpone until June 9 a decision on whether to put a tax measure on the fall ballot.
  If council members
  
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• Recipe: Take green salad up a notch with blackberries and herbed goat cheese

  16-05-2020 19:23
  
  It’s handy to have a jar filled with sliced, marinated goat cheese in the fridge. It’s delicious spread on slices of French baguette or crackers; or draped atop sliced apples or jicama. Mixed green salad topped with one or two slices is my favorite way to use goat cheese, especially if the mix includes fresh blackberries (other berries can be substituted, as well as sliced apples, sliced kumquats or tangerine sections).
  For the marinade, I riff on Ina Garten’s recipe for Layere
  
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• Police arrest Anaheim man on suspicion of running over beloved Carson High volunteer in San Pedro

  16-05-2020 19:10
  
  A 20-year-old Anaheim man was arrested by Los Angeles police this week on suspicion of running over and killing a beloved community member and Carson High volunteer in San Pedro last month, authorities said Friday, May 15.
  Through surveillance and unique vehicle characteristics, Los Angeles detectives arrested Justin Isaiah Aranda on suspicion of running down 58-year-old Nuusoliafaifuaina Tuimoloau in the 3600 block of South Carolina Place on April 24, Detective Dave Cortez said.
  Aranda, taken i
  
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• Developed at UCI, new tool helps predict patients’ risk of COVID-19 complications

  16-05-2020 16:39
  
  While most people who develop complications or require intensive care due to COVID-19 tend to be older or have other conditions such as diabetes or heart disease, that’s not the case for every patient.
  Now UC Irvine scientists have created a tool that uses artificial intelligence to help predict which patients may need that higher level of care.
  Already in use at UCI Medical Center and soon to be launched at five other UC campuses with affiliated hospitals, the risk prediction tool was cre
  
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• Developed at UCI, new tool helps predict patients’ risk of coronavirus complications

  16-05-2020 16:39
  
  While most people who develop complications or require intensive care due to COVID-19 tend to be older or have other conditions such as diabetes or heart disease, that’s not the case for every patient.
  Now UC Irvine scientists have created a tool that uses artificial intelligence to help predict which patients may need that higher level of care.
  Already in use at UCI Medical Center and soon to be launched at five other UC campuses with affiliated hospitals, the risk prediction tool was cre
  
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• 13 Southern California real estate twists: coronavirus, Prop. 13 change, unsold resorts

  16-05-2020 15:28
  
  Here are 13 must-read stories about the local real estate market from the Southern California News Group’s Home Stretch newsletter. To subscribe to the free, twice-weekly email publication, just CLICK HERE!
  How coronavirus is hitting the market  …
  1.Borrowers get 10 months to repay missed mortgage payments.Thoughts on lending by Jeff Lazerson.2.Get ready for a re-opening home market.Thoughts on home selling by Leslie Eskildsen.3. Virus improvement? 80% of renters made May
  
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• 13 SoCal real estate twists: coronavirus, Prop. 13 change, unsold resorts

  16-05-2020 15:28
  
  Here are 13 must-read stories about the local real estate market from the Southern California News Group’s Home Stretch newsletter. To subscribe to the free, twice-weekly email publication, just CLICK HERE!
  How coronavirus is hitting the market  …
  1.Borrowers get 10 months to repay missed mortgage payments.Thoughts on lending by Jeff Lazerson.2.Get ready for a re-opening home market.Thoughts on home selling by Leslie Eskildsen.3. Virus improvement? 80% of renters made May
  
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• How will COVID-19 affect commercial real estate values?

  16-05-2020 14:00
  
  As California’s stay-at-home order is slowly lifted, our economic activity – placed into a self-induced coma – is also emerging from the ether. The most common question we hear these days is “what is my building worth?”
  As recently mentioned in this space, no one really knows. For an investor value depends on the capitalized net income of rents. An occupant? The price of utility with which an occupant’s operation relies.
  In the former, how will rents be impact
  
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• How will coronavirus affect commercial real estate values?

  16-05-2020 14:00
  
  As California’s stay-at-home order is slowly lifted, our economic activity – placed into a self-induced coma – is also emerging from the ether. The most common question we hear these days is “what is my building worth?”
  As recently mentioned in this space, no one really knows. For an investor value depends on the capitalized net income of rents. An occupant? The price of utility with which an occupant’s operation relies.
  In the former, how will rents be impact
  
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• Pacifica Christian guard Houston Mallette commits to Penn State

  16-05-2020 06:49
  
  Pacifica Christian junior guard Houston Mallette committed to Penn State, Pacifica Christian coach Jeff Berokoff confirmed.
  Mallette (6-5) was All-Orange County first team this past season when he averaged 16 points, seven rebounds and five assists a game. He also was named to the All-CIF Southern Section Division 2A team.
  
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• Mallette commits to Penn State

  16-05-2020 06:49
  
  Pacifica Christian junior guard Houston Mallette committed to Penn State, Pacifica Christian coach Jeff Berokoff confirmed.
  Mallette (6-5) was All-Orange County first team this past season when he averaged 16 points, seven rebounds and five assists a game. He also was named to the All-CIF Southern Section Division 2A team.
  
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• Democrats push new $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill through House

  16-05-2020 04:52
  
  By ANDREW TAYLOR and ALAN FRAM
  WASHINGTON — Democrats powered a massive $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill through the House on Friday, an election-year measure designed to brace a U.S. economy in free fall and a health care system struggling to contain a pandemic still pummeling the country.
  The 208-199 vote, with all but one Republican opposed, advances what boils down to a campaign-season display of Democratic economic and health-care priorities. It has no chance of becoming law as wri
  
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• Jade is a sweet, loving kitty

  16-05-2020 04:07
  
  Jade is going to be a purr-fect companion. (Courtesy of Long Beach Spay and Neuter)
  Breed: Domestic shorthair
  Age: 10 years
  Gender: Spayed female
  Jade’s story: Jade was abandoned when her family became homeless. She had a benign tumor on her back that was removed; she’s doing great now. Jade is incredibly loving, a gentle, sweet lady who can’t stop purring. Her new family will be lucky to have her. She’s a great companion. She is microchipped and current on vaccinations a
  
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• Poodle mix Lincoln is smart as a whip

  16-05-2020 04:00
  
  Lincoln would be a perfect companion for agility games. (Courtesy of Pups and Pals)
  Breed: Poodle mix
  Age: About 5 years
  Gender: Neutered male
  Size: About 15 pounds
  Lincoln’s story: Lincoln has tons of curls and tons of personality. He’d be a great pet in an active home with a female caregiver. He’s sweet, intelligent, joyful, playful and affectionate. Lincoln is house-trained and knows basic commands. He’s a smart, independent thinker who learns quickly and responds to p
  
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• Soboba Casino Resort to reopen May 27

  16-05-2020 03:38
  
  Soboba Casino Resort near San Jacinto announced Friday, May 15, that it would reopen its casino and some of its amenities as of noon Wednesday, May 27.
  According to a statement on resort’s website, the complex’s gaming floor, two of its bars and three of its restaurants will reopen, but the hotel would remain closed. For the reopening it will implement new health and sanitation standards.
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• Regulators express concerns about Huntington Beach desalination project

  16-05-2020 03:28
  
  The Poseidon desalination plant proposed for Huntington Beach could be facing rough waters ahead, as several regulatory officials on Friday expressed concerns over the controversial plan..
  During a Regional Water Quality Control Board workshop held online, three of the agency’s six board members persistently pressed local officials about the need, consumer cost and environmental harm of the $1 billion project.
  The board is tentatively scheduled to a vote July 31 on one of two permits still
  
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• Judge denies challenge to governor’s beach closure orders brought by Huntington Beach

  16-05-2020 03:20
  
  A judge has denied a request for a preliminary injunction sought by the city of Huntington Beach against Orange County beach closures put in place by Gov. Gavin Newsom after crowds recently showed up at spots along the coast during the coronavirus pandemic.
  Orange County Superior Court Judge Nathan Scott issued his written decision on Friday, May 15. He issued a similar determination in a lawsuit filed by the Center for American Liberty.
  Newsom ordered all 42-miles of Orange County coastline to
  
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• Salvation Army emergency shelter in Santa Ana to change focus on longer-term homeless housing

  16-05-2020 03:19
  
  The Salvation Army Hospitality House in Santa Ana, a program for homeless people that started in 1964, has undergone several changes over the decades — expanding in size and changing from men-only to coed and back again.
  Now, another major change is in store. The Hospitality House will help fewer people, but offer them longer stays and more support toward independence.
  The 29 men currently sleeping at the two-story facility on Third Street must be gone by June 7, according to a letter Salv
  
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• Senior Living: Telemedicine — how primary care physicians connect with patients in a coronavirus world

  16-05-2020 03:15
  
  By Dr. Thomas LaGrelius
  Contributing writer
  In normal times, I see many patients every day face-to-face in the office.
  Now, I still see two or three — but I do see many on a screen. I look at photographs and videos of their rashes and injuries, discuss their fears and anxieties, give and take information and make plans for future in-person visits when we all get out of quarantine someday.
  Dr. Thomas W. LaGrelius
  Of course we have sent our patients newsletters about the pandemic, and staff
  
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• Mike Smith welcomes the return of racing to Santa Anita

  16-05-2020 02:57
  
  Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith checked into Hotel Santa Anita on Friday, eager to ride nine horses this weekend as racing returned to the Arcadia track for the first time in 54 days.
  Jockeys are required to live on Santa Anita’s grounds while riding as part of the strict protocols management adopted in order to receive clearance from the Los Angeles County Health Board to resume racing.
  Minus spectators and owners, Santa Anita was back racing Friday for the first time since March 22 after
  
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• Mike Smith, fellow horsemen, welcome Santa Anita’s return to racing

  16-05-2020 02:57
  
  Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith checked into Hotel Santa Anita on Friday, eager to ride nine horses this weekend as racing returned to the Arcadia track for the first time in 54 days.
  Jockeys are required to live on Santa Anita’s grounds while riding as part of the strict protocols management adopted in order to receive clearance from the Los Angeles County Health Board to resume racing.
  Minus spectators and owners, Santa Anita was back racing Friday for the first time since March 22 after
  
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• Wardens looking to capture coyote that attacked a 91-year-old man in Laguna Beach

  16-05-2020 02:46
  
  Wildlife wardens are searching through neighborhoods in Laguna Beach to capture a coyote that attacked a 91-year-old man on Friday morning, May 15.
  The incident occurred at 7:45 a.m. when it is believed the coyote bit the man as he stood in the driveway of his home near Oak Street and Temple Terrace. The bite was significant and the man went to the hospital.
  “He is expected to recover and will be released today,” Laguna Beach police Sgt. Jim Cota said, adding no other animals were ne
  
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• Officials are looking for a coyote that may have attacked a 91-year-old man in Laguna Beach

  16-05-2020 02:46
  
  Wildlife wardens are searching through neighborhoods in Laguna Beach to capture a coyote that may have attacked a 91-year-old man on Friday morning, May 15.
  The incident occurred at 7:45 a.m. when it is believed the coyote bit the man as he stooped to pick up a newspaper from his driveway near Oak Street and Temple Terrace. The bite was significant and the man went to the hospital.
  “He is expected to recover and will be released today,” Laguna Beach police Sgt. Jim Cota said, adding
  
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• Officials are looking for a coyote that attacked a 91-year-old man in Laguna Beach

  16-05-2020 02:46
  
  Wildlife wardens are searching through neighborhoods in Laguna Beach to capture a coyote that attacked a 91-year-old man on Friday morning, May 15.
  The incident occurred at 7:45 a.m. when it is believed the coyote bit the man as he stood in the driveway of his home near Oak Street and Temple Terrace. The bite was significant and the man went to the hospital.
  “He is expected to recover and will be released today,” Laguna Beach police Sgt. Jim Cota said, adding no other animals were ne
  
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• Sparks extend Sydney Wiese’s contract through 2022

  16-05-2020 02:35
  
  Sydney Wiese scored zero points in just 36 total minutes of action two years ago, her second season with the L.A. Sparks.
  Last summer, the spirited, 6-foot guard started 16 of 32 games and chipped in with 4.8 points and 1.8 assists per game.
  On Friday, when the WNBA season would have started if not delayed indefinitely by the coronavirus pandemic, the Sparks announced they’d signed Wiese to a contract extension through 2022.
  “Sydney Wiese is an invaluable part of our organization,&rd
  
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• UCLA narrows athletic director search, decision expected within days

  16-05-2020 02:23
  
  As the halfway point of May officially arrives, UCLA’s search for a new athletic director is approaching its final steps with a decision expected to be announced within days.
  According to reports last week, UCLA was down to a handful of finalists before reaching a top two of UNLV’s Desiree Reed-Francois and Boston College’s Martin Jarmond.
  On Friday, Mark Anderson of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Reed-Francois had removed her name from the search. A former graduate of U
  
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• Purell’s claim to combat disease spurs lawsuits

  16-05-2020 02:19
  
  By Bob Van Voris and Gerald Porter Jr., Bloomberg
  Everyone’s favorite hand sanitizer may have to stand trial for claiming it can stop you from getting sick.
  A trio of lawsuits has hit Purell’s maker, Gojo Industries, since the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a public health emergency on Jan. 30. The coveted alcohol gel doesn’t live up to its promises, according to the suits.
  The litigation is brewing as U.S. states begin to ease their social-distanci
  
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• Little Leagues not giving up on the season, despite being interrupted by coronavirus pandemic

  16-05-2020 02:12
  
  As Major League Baseball and its players strategize about returning in a way that preserves health and salaries, there are conversations ongoing about getting another group of ballplayers back on the field — Little Leaguers.
  Young ballplayers are sitting at home, too, their games on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic that’s disrupted life — including sports, at every level — around the world.
  On April 30, Little League International made the call to cancel this year
  
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• Sick inmates and their advocates fear deadly coronavirus infections

  16-05-2020 02:04
  
  Riverside County Public Defender Steve Harmon, at lower left, said during a virtual town hall meeting on May 13, 2020, that he’d like to see the release of some jail inmates with underlying medical conditions that could make them susceptible to contracting the novel coronavirus. (Brian Rokos, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
  Nelson Clark Sims says he’s frightened.
  He is jailed at Cois M. Byrd Detention Center in French Valley, where the vast majority of the early novel coronavirus infectio
  
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• USNS Mercy concludes its mission in Los Angeles, returns to San Diego

  16-05-2020 01:49
  
  The USNS Mercy headed out of the Port of Los Angeles on Friday, May 15, seven weeks after it arrived to help back up area hospitals facing a surge of coronavirus patients.
  “When the Mercy came into our port,  she gave us a boost of confidence that we had the resources to take on this crisis,” Los Angeles Supervisor Janice Hahn said. “When she left, she gave us a boost of confidence because she was no longer needed. We were able to handle this on our own.”
  The U.S. Na
  
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• Autopsy report: Pilot in Kobe Bryant crash had no alcohol or drugs

  16-05-2020 01:49
  
  LOS ANGELES — The pilot flying Kobe Bryant and seven others to a youth basketball tournament outside Los Angeles did not have alcohol or drugs in his system, and all sustained immediately fatal injuries when their helicopter slammed into a hillside, according to autopsies released Friday.
  The reports by the Los Angeles County coroner’s office provide a clinical but unvarnished look at just how brutal the crash was, describing broken bones, dismembered body parts and a stench of fuel
  
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• Beach bummer: Junior lifeguard programs cancelled throughout LA County, Seal Beach  

  16-05-2020 01:30
  
  It’s a rite of passage that has happened along Southern California beaches for decades, a way for youngsters to learn water safety skills and spend their summers covered in sand and the salty sea.
  But this year is turning out to be a beach bummer of a summer.
  Seal Beach Junior Lifeguards celebrate the end of their seven-week summer program with a shaving cream fight on the sand north of the pier in Seal Beach, CA, on Thursday, July 26, 2018. The ritual is an annual battle to mark to last d
  
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• Photos: Thunderbirds fly over Southern California in salute to healthcare workers

  16-05-2020 01:06
  
  The Thunderbirds fly by County USC in Los Angeles on Friday, May 15, 2020 during a Southern California flyover to honor those on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
  Employees and medical staff of Kaiser Permanente Riverside Medical Center take photos as the six F-16C/D Fighting Falcons flyover in formation as a salute to health care workers, first responders, and other essential personnel on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pa
  
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• Major Orange County freeway closures planned: May 16-22

  16-05-2020 01:05
  
  Here are major construction project closures happening on Orange County’s freeways and toll roads between May 16 and May 22, according to the Orange County Transportation Authority, Caltrans and the Transportation Corridor Agencies.
  5 Freeway
  Northbound carpool lane between Grand Avenue and State Route 57 and southbound carpool lane between Bristol Street/La Veta Avenue and First Street:Scheduled to remain closed through the end of MayNorthbound far-left lanes between Lincoln Avenue and Ma
  
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• J.C. Penney files for bankruptcy after years of decline

  16-05-2020 00:58
  
  By Jeremy Hill, Bloomberg
  Department store giant J.C. Penney Co. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Friday, punctuating a slow, arduous decline for the once-ubiquitous mainstay of America’s shopping malls.
  While the sudden shock of coronavirus-related sales losses ultimately undid the company, J.C. Penney has struggled for years under a multibillion-dollar debt load. Its bankruptcy filing in Houston included $900 million of financing to fund the company through its restructuring, including $4
  
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• Lakers plan to reopen practice facility, but for now Dwight Howard will stay in Georgia with family

  16-05-2020 00:48
  
  Dwight Howard, for one, won’t be on hand Saturday when the Lakers plan to reopen their practice facility, with the blessing of L.A. County health officials.
  On a limited basis, the team is expected to open their doors at the UCLA Health Training Center in El Segundo for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic suspended the NBA season March 11 and then shuttered team training centers, reported the Athletic’s Shams Chanaria on Friday morning.
  “I’m in Georgia right now
  
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• Anaheim council tweaks timeline for Angel Stadium deal

  16-05-2020 00:40
  
  Anaheim officials won’t consider a development agreement for the Angel Stadium property until September, but the city will get some of the depost money due on the stadium’s sale earlier than previously planned, under recent changes to the deal’s timeline.
  The City Council on Tuesday, May 12, approved the changes, which push back the development agreement’s June 30 due date to Sept. 30, and also move up when a site plan and an accompanying $10 million deposit would be subm
  
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• Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday May 16

  16-05-2020 00:39
  
  The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday, May 16 for racing at Santa Anita.
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• Orange County still forcing families to pay costs of juvenile detention

  16-05-2020 00:36
  
  He’s a gardener. She cooks for El Pollo Loco.
  Ten years ago, their 15-year-old son wound up in Orange County Juvenile Hall for robbery. He was incarcerated for a year before authorities released him to his parents in Huntington Beach.
  The couple, who have three other children, also were given an $8,000 bill from county probation to cover the cost of their son’s detention.
  New fees outlawed
  The juvenile detention fee was allowed under longstanding California laws dating back to the 19
  
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• Cutting library hours and closing a museum: How Fullerton could fill a $9 million deficit

  16-05-2020 00:31
  
  With a looming $9 million deficit in the next fiscal year, Fullerton has a lot of cuts to make, administrators have warned the City Council.
  Hours for the city’s library, once it reopens, could be cut by nearly half. The city’s museum could remain closed even when the state lifts its stay-at-home order. Employees could be asked to take a furlough on two Fridays a month, while department administrators and council members could take a 10% pay cut. And vacant positions could remain ope
  
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• USC football adds Colin Mobley for 12th commit in 2021 class

  16-05-2020 00:11
  
  The coronavirus pandemic may have closed down in-person recruiting, but that hasn’t stopped USC football. With three-star defensive end Colin Mobley announcing his commitment to the program Friday afternoon on Twitter, USC’s class of 2021 increases to 12 committed recruits.
  Mobley chose USC over Boston College, Duke, Florida International University and Florida.Went through some tragedies.. I made it out to make it right. COMMITTED! #FIGHTON pic.twitter.com/AGfvKrsOWm
  — Colin M
  
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