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• Orange County restaurants shut down by health inspectors (June 4-12)

  12-06-2020 23:52
  
  The Orange County Register is resuming the publishing of a weekly list of restaurant closures by Orange County health inspectors. This is the first week the Health Care Agency has published multiple closures since mid-March.
  Restaurants and other food vendors ordered to close and allowed to reopen by Orange County health inspectors from June 4 to June 12:
  Crave, 410 W. 4th St., Santa AnaClosed: June 12
  Reason: Rodent infestationSun’s Donuts, 15450 Beach Blvd., WestminsterClosed: June
  
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• Coronavirus: Eight new deaths, more than 8,100 cases in Orange County as of June 12

  12-06-2020 23:34
  <p>The <a href="https://occovid19.ochealthinfo.com/">Orange County Health Care Agency</a> reported another eight deaths attributed to the coronavirus as of Friday, June 12, pushing the total number of people who have died in the county to 210.</p><p>Of the 210 reported deaths since the start of tracking the virus in O.C., 98 have been among skilled nursing facility residents.</p><p>The county has had 60 people die in the past 14 days, according to a <
  
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• MLB offers players 80% of prorated salaries, 72-game season

  12-06-2020 23:26
  
  By RONALD BLUM
  NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball has offered players 80% of their prorated salaries and a 72-game schedule starting July 14 in an effort to start the pandemic-delayed season, according to details of the proposal obtained by The Associated Press.
  Players would get 70% of their prorated salaries during the regular season and the rest for completion of the postseason under MLB’s plan, given to the union on Friday.
  The players’ last offer, on Tuesday, was for an
  
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• CSUF student-run PR agency works with Irwindale official to keep residents informed

  12-06-2020 23:02
  
  How does an industrial-based city build community among its small population and keep its citizens — many of whom speak Spanish — well-informed?
  That was the problem facing Iris Espino, economic development coordinator for the city of Irwindale. For answers, she turned to PRactical ADvantage Communications, Cal State Fullerton’s student-run public relations/advertising agency.
  As an alumna of the agency, which was founded in 2011 by Doug Swanson, professor of communications, Es
  
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• Cal State Fullerton future teachers use coronavirus issues to develop lessons

  12-06-2020 22:58
  
  Future math teacher HyeIn Choi and her classmates took a novel approach to developing math lessons by integrating real-world issues related to the coronavirus pandemic.
  “We want students to see how math is used all the time and in the media, and how important it is to understand the concepts behind what is being reported,” said Choi, a Class of 2020 graduate who earned a bachelor’s degree in child and adolescent development.
  From tracking Orange County’s coronavirus infec
  
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• Santa Anita consensus picks for Saturday June 13

  12-06-2020 22:56
  
  The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday, June 13 for racing at Santa Anita.
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• Coronavirus: Do I have to go back to the office when it reopens?

  12-06-2020 22:54
  
  With state and local governments allowing more businesses to re-open, employers and employees have questions about what they should — and shouldn’t — expect in the workplace.
  The state has issued guidelines for various types of business, but little has prepared most of us for navigating a return to work during a pandemic when missteps could kill.
  We contacted employment law experts and state authorities to help answer questions about the new rules, including everythin
  
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• CSUF’s virtual ceremony will include messages to graduates from successful alumni

  12-06-2020 22:43
  
  The 2020 graduates at Cal State Fullerton aren’t getting a walk-across-the-stage moment — at least for now. But they are still being commemorated.
  On Saturday, students, their families and friends will be able to view the university’s first virtual commencement celebration.
  The website will include a virtual yearbook with personalized slides for graduates who participated. The slides could be customized with a photo and a favorite quote, and with a click, the student’s na
  
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• CSUF’s virtual celebration will include messages to graduates from successful alumni

  12-06-2020 22:43
  
  The 2020 graduates at Cal State Fullerton aren’t getting a walk-across-the-stage moment — at least for now. But they are still being commemorated.
  On Saturday, students, their families and friends will be able to view the university’s first virtual commencement celebration.
  The website will include a virtual yearbook with personalized slides for graduates who participated. The slides could be customized with a photo and a favorite quote, and with a click, the student’s na
  
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• LAFC, Galaxy look ahead to resuming L.A. Derby in Orlando

  12-06-2020 22:41
  
  Orlando City SC and Inter Miami CF will kick off Major League Soccer’s “MLS is Back” tournament at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex in Orlando on July 8th, but the first ever clash between the Floridian teams will be far from the only rivalry featured in the tournament’s group stage. The early stages of the tournament will feature some of the league’s most popular rivalries, including the first neutrally located Los Angeles derby.
  The beginning of group play wi
  
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• Laguna Woods Village rolls out four-phase reopening plan; lawn bowling courts open

  12-06-2020 22:20
  
  A “new normal” is on its way to the Village, as Village Management Services CEO Jeff Parker announced a four-phase reopening plan amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
  “As we are opening the facilities, it is not the old process — it is the new norm,” Parker said, noting that masks, social distancing and a decrease in touch points will remain prevalent throughout the Village.
  Over the next three to five months, facilities, amenities and services will be reopening, Parker said
  
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• Dean Koontz picks up another Shady Canyon home in Irvine for $10.5 million

  12-06-2020 22:02
  
  International best-selling author Dean Koontz has dropped $10.475 million on a contemporary Mediterranean-style estate in Irvine’s Shady Canyon, his second purchase in the guard-gated community in six months.
  In November, the prolific master of modern suspense and his wife, Gerda, bought an $11.54 million mansion within walking distance of the new property.
  Their latest acquisition, first reported by Variety’s Dirt.com, is a seven-bedroom, 12,000-square-foot house built in 2008 on we
  
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• Man who supplied guns for San Bernardino terrorist attack can’t undo guilty plea

  12-06-2020 21:38
  
  A federal judge has rejected an attempt by the Riverside man who supplied weapons to the 2015 San Bernardino shooters to withdraw his guilty plea to providing material support to a terrorist.
  U.S. District Judge Jesus G. Bernal on Wednesday, June 10, filed a ruling that said Enrique Marquez Jr., 28, did not meet the standard required to withdraw his plea. On Jan. 31, after a two-day hearing in Riverside that featured the testimony of psychiatrists, Bernal said he was likely to rule against the p
  
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• J.C. Penney reopens 27 stores across Southern California

  12-06-2020 21:25
  
  Despite its bankruptcy reorganization and two area store closures to come, J.C. Penney Co. has reopened 27 stores across Southern California.
  The stores opened under new safety protocols Friday, June 12. The retailer says it now has 700 reopened stores nationwide after temporary closures due to the pandemic lockdown.
  “We are thrilled to welcome our associates and customers back to JCPenney stores in California, and our top priority remains on the health and safety of our associates, custom
  
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• 14 SoCal real estate twists: coronavirus, risky mortgages, cheap money

  12-06-2020 20:28
  
  Here are 14 must-read stories about the local real estate market from the Southern California News Group’s Home Stretch newsletter. To subscribe to the free, three-times-a-week email publication, just CLICK HERE!
  1.Mortgage Bubble 2.0?After 10 weeks of no action, risky mortgages are back!2.How high is too high?Orange County’s most expensive home lists for $68 million in Newport Coast.3.Cheap money won’t go away.Fed chairman Powell doesn’t see rate hikes until 2023.4.
  
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• Spring wrap-up Q&A: Trabuco Hills girls track coach will remember close victory over Dana Hills

  12-06-2020 20:23
  
  Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowEditor’s note: The Orange County Register is having the area’s spring sports coaches take part in a Q&A about the 2020 season that was cut short by the coronavirus crisis.
  Dennis Kelly, Trabuco Hills girls track and fieldQ: How are you adapting to being home every day during the spring?
  A: I am adapting well. Google Classroom is my professional responsibility, both in the classroom and my trac
  
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• Dana Point historic Spanish Colonial Revival lists for $1.8 million

  12-06-2020 19:53
  
  The kitchen. (Photo by Jon Salas at Above Media)
  The great room’s plastered fireplace. (Photo by Jon Salas at Above Media)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsA view of the great room. (Photo by Jon Salas at Above Media)
  The dining room. (Photo by Jon Salas at Above Media)
  The upstairs master suite. (Photo by Jon Salas at Above Media)
  Backyard view of the pergola-covered patio at the main house and the casita. (Photo by Jon Salas at Above Media)
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• Son of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar arrested in San Clemente on suspicion of stabbing neighbor

  12-06-2020 19:32
  
  The son of basketball and Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was arrested this week on suspicion of stabbing his neighbor in San Clemente during a dispute, Orange County Sheriff’s officials said Friday.
  Adam Abdul-Jabbar, 28, was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon on Tuesday, June 9, said department spokeswoman Carrie Braun. He was released that day after posting a $25,000 bail, Braun said.
  It was around 10 p.m. when deputies were called to the 300 block of Calle Guaymas.
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• Recipe: Texas Fudge Cake delivers Texas-size flavor with little fuss

  12-06-2020 19:28
  
  Texas Fudge Cake, sometimes referred to as Texas Sheet Cake, is scrumptious and easy to prepare. There’s no clear-cut reason why it is named for the Lone Star State, but some rumors credit Lady Bird Johnson for its invention.
  There are many ways to switch up the topping. The rich chocolate glaze can be adorned with coarsely chopped nuts (hazelnuts are my favorite) or covered with crushed toffee bars or espresso bean candies.
  Texas Fudge Cake
  Yield: 12 to 18 servings
  INGREDIENTS
  For cake:
  1
  
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• CIF State will decide by July 20 if high school sports should begin as scheduled in the fall

  12-06-2020 19:22
  
  After three days of meetings between CIF State officials and the commissioners of its 10 high school sports sections, it was announced Friday that a decision will be made by July 20 whether the fall sports should begin as scheduled.
  All high school sports activities in the state have been shut down since mid-March because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  “In the effort to give as much time as possible to make the most informed decision we can,” CIF Southern Section commissioner Rob Wigod ex
  
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• Defense attorneys want judge off rape case against Newport Beach surgeon, girlfriend

  12-06-2020 19:10
  
  A judge on Friday delayed a decision on whether to remove the Orange County District Attorney’s Office from the criminal case against a Newport Beach surgeon and his girlfriend accused of drugging and raping several women after defense attorneys representing the couple requested the judge step doown from the case.
  Orange County Superior Court Judge Gregory Jones had been expected to decide whether to turn over to the state attorney general’s office responsibility for the case against
  
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• San Clemente first to allow “passive use” at beaches, anglers can return to pier

  12-06-2020 18:49
  
  You can now, officially, bring a towel and umbrella to lounge on the sand for a day at the beach in San Clemente.
  The seaside city became the first in Southern California to announce it will allow “passive use,” after a whirlwind few months that saw complete beach closures and then strict rules that only allowed use if people kept moving, and parking restrictions at public lots and residential streets that prompted protests.
  San Clemente made the announcement following Gov. Newsom an
  
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• Huntington Beach will allow some junior guards on the sand this summer, after previous plans to cancel

  12-06-2020 18:33
  
  Junior lifeguards swim by Huntington Beach Pier in 2016. (Kyusung Gong, Staff File)
  Don’t put those lifesaving buoys away just yet.
  Huntington Beach announced it will be holding a modified Junior Lifeguard program, after previously announcing plans to not hold the popular beach lifesaving classes for kids. The move comes as the state announced easing restrictions and moving into Stage 3 of California’s reopening, which allows modified day camps. Newport Beach is also planning to hold
  
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• Is SB 939’s rent relief good for commercial real estate owners?

  12-06-2020 18:15
  
  Today I’ll share a bit of news relating to Senate Bill 939. If passed, the bill would provide rent relief for commercial real estate tenants affected by the COVID-19 shutdown.
  In some instances, tenants would be allowed to terminate their lease if they cannot reach an agreement with their landlords. SB 939 is presently making its way through Senate sub-committees and recently was confirmed in the judiciary by a vote of 5-1 with three abstentions. Next up is the Senate appropriations commit
  
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• ‘This Is Us’ writer, 39, dies by suicide in Hollywood

  12-06-2020 18:08
  
  HOLLYWOOD — Los Angeles TV writer and journalist Jas Waters, who was known for her work on series such as NBC’s “This Is Us,” Jim Carrey’s “Kidding” and VH1’s “The Breaks,” has committed suicide by hanging in her Hollywood home. She was 39.
  The Los Angeles County coroner’s office said Thursday that Waters died of hanging on Tuesday, and her death was ruled a suicide, the Los Angeles Times reported.
  “It is with extremely heav
  
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• Senior Moments: When coyotes come to visit and decide to move in

  12-06-2020 17:44
  
  Miss Suzy had her first baby in our hallway.
  “Mom, she’s making a funny sound,” my then four-year-old daughter called out to me. Sara was holding our white, blue-eyed cat in her arms when kitten number one dropped, literally, to the cool tile floor.
  Suzy scooped up her newborn and ran under my bed. I pushed some clean towels under the bed just in time for kitten number two to drop softly on them. On our hands and knees, heads poked under the bed, Sara and I watched in wonder. I
  
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• HOA Homefront: Are virtual board meetings legit?

  12-06-2020 17:22
  
  Q: Our association canceled the March meeting and then April’s meeting was held by a teleconference with just the board members. Is this legal? We have not received any information about what was discussed in this meeting. — S.V., Portola Hill
  A: Associations are finding that virtual web-based platforms work well for board meetings. Civil Code Section 4090 allows for telephone or video meetings so long as all persons can hear and/or see the open session deliberations. The problem is
  
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• Spring’s Outstanding Seniors: Huntington Beach’s Niko Colburn wins boys volleyball honor

  12-06-2020 17:00
  
  The Orange County Register is selecting an Outstanding Senior from each of the spring sports as a way to honor some of the top student-athletes who didn’t get a chance to have a normal and complete final high school season because of COVID-19.
  This is the Outstanding Senior for boys volleyball:  Huntington Beach’s senior Niko Colburn was All-Orange County first team last season based mostly upon his powerful hitting.
  Those hitting skills and his sky-high jumping with seemin
  
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• Work resumes on San Clemente man-made reef, likely the world’s largest

  12-06-2020 16:00
  
  Once again, tons of boulders are being dumped from barges into the ocean off the beaches of San Clemente.
  When the operation cruised into the area last summer, social media lit up with residents asking what the heck was going on out there.
  Construction on an expansion of Wheeler North manmade reef about a mile offshore from San Clemente, CA, on Thursday, June 11, 2020.The reef is part of Southern California Edison’s ongoing efforts to mitigate environmental damage cause by 1970s expansion
  
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• Voice for women veterans hits stride, gains strength, at 100

  12-06-2020 16:00
  
  Never heard of the Foundation for Women Warriors?
  It won’t surprise Jodie Grenier. She hears that a lot.
  But as the organization’s chief executive, Grenier wants people to know that Foundation for Women Warriors, headquartered in North Hollywood and considering an expansion to Orange County, is the only nonprofit in California solely devoted to military veterans who just happen to be female.
  This month marks the 100th anniversary of Foundation for Women Warriors, a milestone that com
  
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• Ex-Angel Rex Hudler’s daughter drives to Kansas to surprise her brother on his birthday

  12-06-2020 16:00
  
  Be epic.
  That’s what she told herself.
  These are weird times and people stopped fully living about three months ago. Alyssa Hudler, the 26-year-old daughter of former Angels announcer Rex Hudler, left her job as a fitness trainer, hunkered down in a house with relatives in Huntington Beach and just waited for the world to resume spinning. Her life was boring, just like everyone else’s during the coronavirus lockdown.
  Then she got an idea, an epic idea, an epically awesome idea.
  She w
  
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• When a vaccine comes along for coronavirus, how many will say ‘no thanks’?

  12-06-2020 15:30
  
  No vaccine exists yet for COVID-19, but the war against it already is raging.
  Bill Gates is funding vaccine research to implant microchips in billions of people, said one assertion that went viral. Dr. Anthony Fauci owns patents on a coronavirus protein, and deliberately orchestrated COVID-19 to profit from an eventual vaccine, claimed another.
  “I do not consent to mandatory vaccination!!!” proclaimed protest signs at recent rallies. “COVID-19 is a false flag operation to usher
  
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• Nets over I-5 aren’t to catch birds that land on live wires

  12-06-2020 15:23
  
  Q. Hi Honk: My family was driving along the I-5 Freeway near the Ortega Highway off-ramp in San Juan Capistrano and noticed some nets below what must be power lines. Hoping you can tell us what they are for. My son’s guess was to catch birds that aren’t so lucky landing on live wires. Yikes!
  – Alison Cox, Aliso Viejo
  A. Good tidings for your son, Alison – and all of the other bird lovers.
  San Diego Gas & Electric was replacing electrical wiring over the freeway there,
  
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• Nets over 5 Freeway aren’t to catch birds that land on live wires

  12-06-2020 15:23
  
  Q. Hi Honk: My family was driving along the I-5 Freeway near the Ortega Highway off-ramp in San Juan Capistrano and noticed some nets below what must be power lines. Hoping you can tell us what they are for. My son’s guess was to catch birds that aren’t so lucky landing on live wires. Yikes!
  – Alison Cox, Aliso Viejo
  A. Good tidings for your son, Alison – and all of the other bird lovers.
  San Diego Gas & Electric was replacing electrical wiring over the freeway there,
  
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• Gunman sought in California deputy shooting killed, 3 officers wounded

  12-06-2020 14:08
  
  LOS ANGELES — A man recently released from jail in Central California was shot and killed at the end of a 36-hour hunt that followed the shooting of a sheriff’s deputy and other attacks that wounded three other law enforcement officers.
  Mason James Lira, 26, was killed Thursday afternoon after he emerged from a brushy riverbed in Paso Robles where he’d hidden all night, climbed a steep hillside and ran toward a vineyard, authorities said.
  He had two stolen handguns and investig
  
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• Shame on Orange County Board of Supervisors: Letters

  12-06-2020 10:00
  
  Re “O.C. Chief Health Officer Dr. Nichole Quick resigns amid mask controversy, threats” (News, June 9):
  The League of Women Voters of Orange County is beyond frustrated and disappointed with the Orange County Board of Supervisors for their refusal to support our now-departed chief health officer Dr. Nichole Quick.
  Not only did the supervisors refuse to support her professional advice regarding wearing of masks, they did little to discourage death threats that surely were central to h
  
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• Long Beach’s Congressional Cup yacht race canceled for first time in 56 years

  12-06-2020 04:42
  
  By Jo Murray, 
  Contributing writer
  This 2020 Congressional Cup regatta, the longest-running sailing match race in North America, has been canceled — for the first time in its 56-year history.
  The Long Beach Yacht Club, which hosts the annual race, announced the cancellation on Thursday, June 11, saying that safely putting on the event amid the coronavirus pandemic posed too many challenges.
  The Congressional Cup, which the Yacht Club calls on its website the “granddaddy of moder
  
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• MLB Draft: USC’s Kyle Hurt selected in 5th round by Marlins

  12-06-2020 04:34
  
  USC right-handed pitcher Kyle Hurt was selected by the Miami Marlins with the No. 134 overall pick of the fifth round of the 2020 MLB Draft. Hurt was the only Trojan selected in this year’s draft.Congrats to @hurt_kyle on being selected by the @Marlins in the 5th round of the #MLBDraft! #FightOn | #USCtotheMLB pic.twitter.com/NqcUPHzzma
  — USC Baseball (@USC_Baseball) June 12, 2020Hurt, a junior from Rancho Santa Fe, played in 36 games, with 30 starts during his three-year Trojan care
  
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• Laguna Beach High School graduates its Class of 2020 in a unusual ceremony at Guyer Stadium

  12-06-2020 04:01
  
  Graduating seniors walked across Laguna Beach High School’s Guyer Field on Thursday, June 11, while family members and friends cheered them on from their cars.
  Laguna Beach High School graduate Mohamad Berri’s family takes pictures during a drive-thru ceremony at Guyer Field in Laguna Beach, CA, on Thursday, June 11, 2020. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
  Laguna Beach High School graduates head towards Guyer Field for a drive-thru ceremony in Laguna Beach, CA, on
  
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• Mission Viejo Class of 2020 rolls through graduation celebration

  12-06-2020 03:54
  
  Mission Viejo High seniors popped up out of sunroofs and hung out of car windows soaking in the cheers of their teachers and administrators during a drive-thru event on campus Thursday, June 11.
  Kylee Call celebrates during a drive-thru graduation ceremony at Mission Viejo High School on Thursday, June 11, 2020. (Photo by Drew A. Kelley, Contributing Photographer)
  Arianna DeRosa waves to her teachers and administrators during a drive-thru graduation ceremony at Mission Viejo High School on Thurs
  
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• Laguna Hills High seniors get a loud send off

  12-06-2020 03:49
  
  Members of Laguna Hills High’s Class of 2020 dressed in their caps and gowns on Thursday, June 11, and were cheered by teachers and staff as they toured in cars through campus.
  Brandon Ocuna, a 2020 grad from Laguna Hills High School, sits out of the passenger window of a car as he winds through the parking lot of the school during a drive-through graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 11, 2020. (Photo By Jeff Antenore, Contributing Photographer)
  Teachers, administrators and other staff fro
  
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• Huntington Beach’s Jake Vogel, Santa Margarita’s Milan Tolentino taken on Day 2 of MLB draft

  12-06-2020 03:39
  
  Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowHuntington Beach outfielder Jake Vogel and Santa Margarita shortstop Milan Tolentino were the only Orange County high school players selected through the first four rounds of the Major League Baseball Draft.
  The Dodgers made Vogel the 100th player drafted overall Thursday when they took him late in the third round. The 100th slot in the draft carries an approximate pick value of $581,600.
  Tolentino, who signe
  
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• State Parks announces early opening of some popular Southern California campgrounds

  12-06-2020 03:35
  
  campers will be allowed back in at Leo Carrillo State Beach starting on June 12, 2020. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
  Get the s’mores and hot dogs ready, camping is ready to get underway at some of the State Parks system’s most popular campgrounds as early as Friday, June 12.
  The phased opening will include 28 campgrounds, allowing access of 1,667 campsites.
  Campers will be allowed back in at several Orange County campgrounds, include Doheny State Beach, Bolsa
  
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• MLB Draft: UCLA’s Holden Powell is selected in third-round by Nationals

  12-06-2020 03:03
  
  After UCLA’s program record 13-draft picks last year, the Bruins saw two players and three incoming commits selected in this year’s shortened and unprecedented version of the MLB Draft.
  Following center fielder Garrett Mitchell’s first-round pick up by the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday, Holden Powell became the second UCLA player drafted.
  Powell, UCLA’s go-to reliever and the 2019 NCBWA Stopper of the Year, was selected by the Washington Nationals with the 94th overall pick
  
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• ‘How to Drink Wine’ authors Chris Stang and Grant Reynolds spill on making wine accessible

  12-06-2020 02:56
  
  Perhaps this scenario sounds familiar: It’s pre-pandemic, you’re out with friends and the wine list is beyond intimidating. What to do? Order pinot noir again or take a wild guess?
  Whether you’re at a (50-percent capacity) restaurant or pondering the BevMo home delivery app, venturing outside your comfort zone into the depths of the wine world can be daunting. But there’s an entertaining new guide that will make it much less so.
  “How to Drink Wine, Clarkson Potter 2
  
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• Stock market hammered: 8 culprits to blame

  12-06-2020 02:49
  
  A collection of unnerving, economic and political events — not just one dose of bad news — spurred an ugly Wall Street selling spree Thursday, June 11.
  Wall Street’s remarkable revival from a coronavirus-linked crash came to an abrupt halt as stocks markets took stomach-churning tumbles. The drops Thursday reminded a lot of folks of the sharp declines seen in mid-March when the battles against a global pandemic were first starting.
  The venerable Dow Jones Index lost 1,862 point
  
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• Angels make three picks on Day 2 of amateur draft

  12-06-2020 02:33
  
  The Angels kicked off Day 2 of the Major League Baseball draft by selecting David Calabrese. The 17-year-old center fielder from St. Elizabeth High School in Ontario, Canada was selected with the Angels’ third-round draft pick, number 83 overall.
  A left-handed hitter with speed (6.88 60-yard dash according to Perfect Game), Calabrese is committed to the University of Arkansas. He’s listed at 5-foot-10, and would add to the Angels’ deep stash of outfield prospects if he signs.
  T
  
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• Employee at Morongo Casino Resort & Spa tests positive for coronavirus

  12-06-2020 02:06
  
  An on-site manager at Morongo Casino Resort & Spa has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, according to a news release from the high-rise resort in Cabazon.
  It said the worker doesn’t have symptoms of COVID-19 and doesn’t come in contact with the public.
  The worker interacted with 11 employees who are undergoing COVID-19 testing. Results are pending.
  All 12 workerss have been directed not to return to work until medical professionals confirm they are healthy.
  Morongo reopen
  
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• Kaiser begins reopening closed clinics in Orange County, starting with La Palma

  12-06-2020 02:00
  
  Kaiser Permanente is starting to re-open medical offices in Orange County that it shuttered in March, when the coronavirus pandemic was expected to swamp local hospitals.
  The company said this week that it reopened its medical office in La Palma to staff, and is preparing to let patients back to other temporarily shuttered local clinics.
  A few specialty departments at the La Palma clinic — ophthalmology, optometry, pediatrics and podiatry — opened Monday, June 8, and family medicine
  
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• Alexander: Darrell Henderson’s opportunity awaits

  12-06-2020 01:58
  
  Darrell Henderson Jr.’s favorite expression seems to be “buildin’ blocks.” In other words, creating a career one stone, one brick, one accomplishment at a time.
  That takes patience, even when a major career opportunity is right in front of you.
  Henderson, the Rams’ second-year running back from Memphis, has one staring him in the face. Todd Gurley is gone, now an Atlanta Falcon. Henderson, veteran Malcolm Brown, 2020 second-round draft choice Cam Akers of Florida St
  
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