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• Brandon Ingram sees his Lakers tenure with more perspective

  08-08-2020 23:52
  
  LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The New Orleans Pelicans’ pursuit of a playoff spot isn’t looking particularly bright at the moment. But Brandon Ingram has been down before.
  Most recently, he was whiling away the four-month hiatus in his home in a New Orleans suburb, bunkered down with family and lifting weights in his garage. He longed for familiar courts in his home of Kingston, N.C., but he made do with what he had.
  “Of course, I found ways to sneak into a gym all the time,&r
  
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• Galaxy, LAFC renew rivalry as MLS restarts Aug. 22

  08-08-2020 22:39
  
  The Galaxy and LAFC will restart the regular season with a second El Trafico meeting Aug. 22 at Banc of California Stadium, with a third game set for Sept. 6, as Major League Soccer officially announced plans Saturday to continue the regular season in home markets.
  The games will be played without fans.
  The full plan calls for teams to play 18 regular-season games, with the first phase beginning in two weeks. During the first phase, each team will play six games before Sept. 14.
  The challenge fa
  
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• Clippers reserves surprise Trail Blazers

  08-08-2020 22:03
  
  No Kawhi Leonard. No Patrick Beverley. No Montrezl Harrell. And down the stretch, no Paul George … or Ivica Zubac, Marcus Morris Sr., Reggie Jackson…
  No problem.
  Against one of the bubble’s hottest, most motivated teams, the Clippers’ role players refused to give the hungry Portland Trail Blazers the victory Saturday in the bubble, stealing a confidence-building 122-117 win.
  “Our guys played great, man,” said Clippers Coach Doc Rivers, via Zoom, noting that
  
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• QB Miller Moss still hasn’t said if he will play for Mater Dei this season

  08-08-2020 21:33
  
  The Mater Dei football team might have to play this season without USC-committed quarterback Miller Moss.
  Moss, a senior, transferred to Mater Dei from Alemany in June.
  As of Saturday afternoon, Moss was not listed on the CIF Southern Section website as having filed his transfer paperwork. The paperwork is required for all transfers who want to be ruled eligible to participate in athletics.
  And there could be eligibility questions regarding Moss’ transfer. Mater Dei’s quarterbacks co
  
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• Fantasy Springs Resort Casino moves country and Latin nights outdoors due to coronavirus

  08-08-2020 19:30
  
  To keep people distanced from each other during the novel coronavirus pandemic, Fantasy Springs Resort Casino near Indio has moved two of its recurring entertainment nights from indoor venue Lit to the outdoor space at The Rock Yard.
  Michael Felci, public relations manager for the casino, said that as of July 23, Fantasy Springs has been hosting its Wednesday Noches De Fuego — the casino’s Latin night — and its Thursday Country Night events in the outdoor space.
  He said they&rs
  
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• Recipe: This one-pot pasta dish delivers hearty flavor with easy cleanup

  08-08-2020 19:10
  
  I’ve tried one-pot pasta dishes before, and they’ve been pretty darn good. This version is my favorite because it shows off perky flavors with its Greek-style twist. It has Kalamata olives, crumbled feta cheese and fresh mint, as well as plenty of cherry tomatoes.
  I grow oodles of cherry tomatoes in my small summer garden — their sweet herbal notes make this dish irresistible. I nabbed the recipe from Food & Wine Magazine; yes, I tweaked it a little. Everything cooks i
  
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• Coach has a game plan for guiding JSerra girls basketball players through social justice issues

  08-08-2020 18:49
  
  Just days after the death of George Floyd while in the custody of the Minneapolis police, JSerra High girls basketball coach Geoffrey Clayton knew the next move for his team.
  The first-year coach hosted his players on a Zoom teleconference to give them a chance to share their feelings and explore racial and socio-economic issues. It’s a conversation he hopes to continue this school year.
  The death of Floyd, a Black man who died on Memorial Day after a white police officer knelt on his neck
  
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• What you need to know about the protein in your diet

  08-08-2020 18:43
  
  High-protein diets are more popular than ever. While getting enough protein is important for health, the type of protein matters, too. If your focus is on chronic disease prevention and longevity, science shows that you should be prioritizing more plant-based sources of protein.
  Plant protein comes from foods like beans, peas, whole grains, lentils, nuts and seeds. Vegans and vegetarians rely on protein from plants to get enough protein every day. Folks who eat meat and other animal products can
  
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• Rumble at the Ranch showcases world’s best, local OC surf stars

  08-08-2020 18:29
  
  The 17-year-old surfer from San Clemente was shocked when she got the news.
  Kirra Pinkerton, an up-and-coming surfer making waves in the surf world, was selected to put her skills on display alongside some of the best in the world at the first contest since the coronavirus shutdowns decimated the competition season.
  Rumble at the Ranch is an exhibition-style event that kicks off on Sunday, Aug. 9. Pinkerton and others will surf not for points but for bragging rights in the team-format event that
  
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• How dogs and cats can ease the loneliness and stress of the pandemic

  08-08-2020 17:32
  
  Dear readers. 
  Several weeks ago, I gave some suggestions to a gentleman whose wife recently died. He was lonely and had little contact with people. JP, a psychotherapist acknowledged the merit of my answers but suggested I missed the most obvious answer which she regards as the “best, simplest, easiest, most comprehensive and satisfying.”You guessed it: Get a pet, a dog or cat. If physically fit enough, she suggested a dog would work; a cat also would be a good choice. Many wou
  
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• Parents not ready to take their kids to Disneyland, poll finds

  08-08-2020 17:11
  
  More than two-thirds of American parents are not interested in taking their kids to Disneyland right now amid the pandemic as California experiences a surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, according to a new survey.
  A new poll by the Morning Consult research company and the Hollywood Reporter found that 68% of American parents aren’t ready to take their kids to the Happiest Place on Earth once the Anaheim theme park reopens.
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• There’s a 100-year-old toilet in my house, and I don’t want to replace it

  08-08-2020 17:06
  
  It’s a ridiculous attachment. I’d be the first one to say so.
  The bathroom fixture, also known as the toilet, in my 1920s house is the original. And I just can’t part with it. It sits on the small square dark green and white tiles the house was born with. The wall tiles are a mauve color that could be described as garish.
  I actually once described them as something you’d find in a bordello.
  “And how would you know?” George had asked with a sly grin.
  Back to th
  
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• Chaplains take on new role of caring for the caregivers during coronavirus

  08-08-2020 17:00
  
  Nursing home caregivers say they are scared of becoming infected with the coronavirus and then transmitting it to their children.
  Food pantry volunteers are wracked with guilt when shelves go bare and someone walks away hungry.
  Healthcare workers say the toughest part of their day is after their shift because at home, no one gets what they are going through.
  The counselors, chaplains and social workers who have ministered to local caregivers during nearly six months of working during the coronav
  
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• How Amazon’s ‘World’s Toughest Race’ challenged these Southern California competitors

  08-08-2020 16:27
  
  Outdoor adventurer Bear Grylls stepped out of a helicopter on a Fiji beach and warned 300 elite athletes about what they just got themselves into.
  “The world’s toughest race is about to begin, 671 kilometers of mountains, jungles, rivers, ocean and swamps. And it is brutal,” Grylls told the group as they cheered during the opening scene of “The World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji,” which starts streaming on Amazon Prime Video Aug. 14.
  The demanding 11-da
  
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• Is price per square foot overrated?

  08-08-2020 14:00
  
  Presently, we are sourcing properties for a client who wants unencumbered cash flow with no landlord responsibilities.
  Ideally, our client would enjoy a hassle-free check each month — without the need to fix the roof, mow the grass, or pay the property taxes. This type of agreement is known as an absolute net lease.
  Please don’t confuse an absolute net lease with a triple net lease. Sure, there are similarities but they are different – fodder for another foray. Fortunately, our
  
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• Mookie Betts returns to Dodgers’ lineup, homers in win over Giants

  08-08-2020 07:16
  
  The Giants’ Mike Yastrzemski #5 beats the tag by Dodgers catcher Will Smith #16 to score in the top of the third inning during their game at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Friday, August 7, 2020. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
  The Dodgers’ Max Muncy #13 hits a home run in the bottom of fourth inning the during their game against the Giants at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Friday, August 7, 2020. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)SoundThe g
  
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• Errors, walks and missed opportunities cost Angels in loss to Rangers

  08-08-2020 06:59
  
  Los Angeles Angels’ Brian Goodwin falls to the ground after fielding a sacrifice fly by Texas Rangers’ Robinson Chirinos in the second inning of a baseball game in Arlington, Texas, Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. The Rangers’ Willie Calhoun scored on the play. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
  Los Angeles Angels’ Mike Trout waves to the dugout after hitting a two-run home run in the first inning of a baseball game against the Texas Rangers in Arlington, Texas, Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. The sh
  
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• Bodies of Marines and sailor recovered from the seafloor off San Clemente Island

  08-08-2020 06:39
  
  The bodies of seven Marines and a sailor found inside a 26-ton Marine Corps seafaring vehicle were raised from the ocean floor on Friday, Aug. 7, a week after they sank during a training accident off San Clemente Island.
  Families were notified Friday by visits from Marine Corps officers and chaplains. They will get a chance to see their loved ones during an “honorable carry” at Naval Base San Diego as Navy and Marine pallbearers place their flag-draped coffins aboard an aircraft head
  
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• Transitioning from medical licensure to certification: architects show a way

  08-08-2020 06:31
  
  Governors who recently suspended state licensing laws to address the COVID-19 pandemic tacitly conceded through this action that these regulations limit the free flow of health care services and contribute to shortages. States should learn from this moment and, as explained in a new policy analysis from the Cato Institute, consider replacing licensing with certification to remove barriers that block qualified people from entering health professions and traveling to places where th
  
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• Shorthanded Sparks make late push, but lose to Aces

  08-08-2020 06:17
  
  The Las Vegas Aces fended off the shorthanded Sparks 86-82 in a back-and-forth affair on Friday in the WNBA bubble in Brandenton, Florida.
  The Sparks were without six-time All-Star Nneka Ogwumike, who was out with a minor hamstring injury, but Candace Parker and Chelsea Gray offered their typically stout production and Sydney Wiese did her best to fill in as an honorary member of the Sparks’ big three with a season-high 18 points.
  But that wasn’t enough against the Aces, who were led
  
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• Shorthanded Sparks can’t stop Aces down the stretch

  08-08-2020 06:17
  
  The Las Vegas Aces left the Sparks frustrated Friday, fending off Derek Fisher’s shorthanded squad, 86-82, in a back-and-forth affair in the WNBA bubble in Brandenton, Florida.
  The Sparks missed veterans Nneka Ogwumike, who was nursing a minor hamstring injury, and Seimone Augustus, who alerted the coaching staff as the game was starting that she wasn’t 100%.
  And although Candace Parker and Chelsea Gray offered their typically stout production and Sydney Wiese did her best to fill in
  
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• Ethnic studies should be inclusive, not divisive

  08-08-2020 04:25
  
  If you’re interested in humanity generally, then you likely are interested in the histories and exploits of those from another background, or a different color. You’d be curious how other societies developed, their customs and beliefs, advances or mistakes they’ve made. And you may wish the government would not steer you around in your study.
  Anybody would be enriched by such study, having their horizons expanded by greater knowledge of people from other walks of life.
  In recen
  
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• In last-minute redo, Westminster council again fails to put tax measure on ballot

  08-08-2020 04:24
  
  Just hours before the 5 p.m. deadline for submitting a ballot measure to the Orange County Registrar of Voters, the Westminster City Council met Friday, Aug. 7  for a redo of its peculiar meeting earlier in the week.
  Mayor Tri Ta and Councilman Tai Do, known for butting heads, again joined forces to kill the tax proposal – with Ta abstaining and Do voting no on a watered-down effort that would have continued the 1% sales tax.
  The measure required at least four “yeses” to q
  
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• Poseidon’s desalination plan for Huntington Beach delayed again

  08-08-2020 03:58
  
  After years of bureaucratic hurdles and increasing regulatory requirements, Poseidon Water was dealt yet another delay Friday, Aug. 7, in its pursuit of a controversial desalination plant in Huntington Beach.
  The Regional Water Quality Control Board concluded three days of hearings on the project’s next permit by telling Poseidon it must return with a more robust, more detailed mitigation plan to offset the environmental damage the project will cause.
  “What we ended up with was not n
  
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• CUSD schools to resume workouts Aug. 18

  08-08-2020 03:57
  
  The Capistrano Unified School District today announced that its high school sports programs can begin conditioning workouts Aug. 18.
  Workouts must be outdoors only. Football is limited to 50 players at a time on the field. Baseball and softball are restricted to 20 players at a time on the field and aquatics are limited to 20 athletes on the pool deck.
  Capistrano Unified high schools that participate in CIF Southern Section sports are Aliso Niguel, Capistrano Valley, Dana Hills, Laguna Niguel, S
  
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• Capistrano Unified schools to resume workouts Aug. 18

  08-08-2020 03:57
  
  The Capistrano Unified School District on Friday announced that its high school sports programs can begin conditioning workouts Aug. 18.
  The workouts must be outdoors only. Football is limited to 50 players at a time on the field. Baseball and softball are restricted to 20 players at a time on the field and aquatics are limited to 20 athletes on the pool deck.
  Capistrano Unified high schools that participate in CIF Southern Section sports are Aliso Niguel, Capistrano Valley, Dana Hills, San Clem
  
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• Dodgers’ hot-hitting Corey Seager leaves game with back injury

  08-08-2020 03:44
  
  LOS ANGELES – Corey Seager was removed from the Dodgers’ game against the Giants in the top of the third inning Friday with low back discomfort.
  Austin Slater led off the inning with a ground ball to Dodgers second baseman Chris Taylor. Seager wasn’t involved in the play, but he was visited by assistant athletic director Yosuke Nakajima a moment later. The visit was brief. Taylor replaced Seager at shortstop and Kiké Hernandez took over at second base.
  Manager Dave Rober
  
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• Dodgers’ Corey Seager leaves game with back injury

  08-08-2020 03:44
  
  LOS ANGELES – Corey Seager was removed from the Dodgers’ game against the Giants in the top of the third inning Friday with low back discomfort.
  Austin Slater led off the inning with a ground ball to Dodgers second baseman Chris Taylor. Seager wasn’t involved in the play, but he was visited by assistant athletic director Yosuke Nakajima a moment later. The visit was brief. Taylor replaced Seager at shortstop and Kiké Hernandez took over at second base.
  Manager Dave Rober
  
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• Dodgers’ Corey Seager leaves game with apparent injury

  08-08-2020 03:44
  
  LOS ANGELES – Corey Seager was removed from the Dodgers’ game against the Giants in the top of the third inning Friday with an apparent injury.
  Austin Slater led off the inning with a ground ball to Dodgers second baseman Chris Taylor. Seager wasn’t involved in the play, but he was visited by assistant athletic director Yosuke Nakajima a moment later. The visit was short. Taylor moved to shortstop and Kiké Hernandez took over at second base.
  Seager entered the game leadi
  
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• Coronavirus state tracker: California surpasses 10,000 deaths; hospitalizations have been declining

  08-08-2020 03:44
  
  California has surpassed 10,000 deaths related to the coronavirus, based on updates Friday, Aug. 7, to statewide statistics.
  California had 181 deaths reported according to unofficial counts from county websites on Friday, raising its total to 10,171 people who have died. The state also had 9,471 new cases of the coronavirus reported. Total cases is at least 547,988.
  The state’s daily reported hospitalizations have continued to decline. There were 208 fewer hospitalizations (7,277) as of F
  
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• Corey Seager’s aggressive approach is paying off for Dodgers

  08-08-2020 03:44
  
  LOS ANGELES – On the same day Mookie Betts returned to the Dodgers’ starting lineup, their most dangerous hitter kept plugging away in the No. 5 spot in the batting order.
  Corey Seager entered a three-game series against the Giants leading the team in batting average (.347), on-base percentage (.396), runs (10) and tied for the club lead in home runs (3). He managed all this while striking out just five times in 53 at-bats – a lower rate than all but 10 qualified hitters throug
  
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• Mikey the rat terrier mix loves to be active

  08-08-2020 03:20
  
  Breed: Rat terrier mix
  Age: 7 years
  Gender: Neutered male
  Size: 12 pounds
  Mikey’s story: Mikey is a funny, active boy with a spectacular underbite. He is trained to sleep in a crate at night, and he’s also trained to go to the bathroom in the appropriate places. His hobbies are watching TV and chasing things around the yard, though he also loves walks, hikes and barn hunts. He could use some training to walk nicely on leash and barking at other dogs and things with wheels – any
  
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• Abyssinian Nappers needs a patient home

  08-08-2020 03:10
  
  Breed: Abyssinian
  Age: 11 years
  Gender: Spayed female
  Nappers’ story: This girl is gorgeous, albeit in need of losing some weight. Nappers is a blue Abyssinian whose was brought to DREAM Animal Rescue. Her previous life is a mystery, but she was not happy upon coming to the rescue. She was difficult to handle, but has come a long way. She’ll still need a patient, loving home so she can continue to heal. She enjoys head scratches and gentle belly rubs from people she has gotten to kno
  
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• Orange County restaurants shut down by health inspectors (July 30-Aug. 7)

  08-08-2020 02:59
  
  Restaurants and other food vendors ordered to close and allowed to reopen by Orange County health inspectors from July 30 to Aug. 7:
  Cristi’s Restaurant, 821 S. Beach Blvd., AnaheimClosed: Aug. 6
  Reason: Cockroach infestationKitchen at Hilton, 3050 Bristol St., Costa MesaClosed: Aug. 6
  Reason: Rodent infestation
  Reopened: Aug. 6Pholicious, 10585 Slater Ave., Suite 4-A, Fountain ValleyClosed: Aug. 5
  Reason: Insufficient hot water
  Reopened: Aug. 5Tebo Tebo Tea Express, 13916 Brookhurst St.,
  
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• Chargers QB Tyrod Taylor getting ‘fair shake’ to start

  08-08-2020 02:55
  
  Tyrod Taylor spoke enthusiastically Friday about the Chargers’ skill players, a group he called more talented than the ones he led as the Buffalo Bills’ starting quarterback for three seasons.
  But no topic of conversation got Taylor more excited than the never-ending debate of who’s the best high school quarterback to come from Hampton Roads, a southeastern area of Virginia that produced Taylor, former Falcons quarterback Michael Vick, Vick’s younger brother, Marcus, and
  
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• Police find car and detain man possibly tied to attempted kidnapping and sexual assault of teen girl in Santa Ana

  08-08-2020 02:49
  
  Santa Ana police on Friday, Aug., 7, were looking for a man who assaulted and tried to kidnap a 15-year-old girl last week.
  Officers found an SUV Friday afternoon that matched the description given by the girl and from footage that recorded the moments shortly after the reported incident, police said.
  Police detained the man driving the SUV for questioning, but have not arrested or booked him on any charges, said Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna. Detectives were waiting for the victim to p
  
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• Del Mar horse racing consensus picks for Saturday, Aug. 8

  08-08-2020 02:48
  
  The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Saturday, August 8 for racing at Del Mar.
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• Major Orange County freeway closures planned: Aug. 8-14

  08-08-2020 02:33
  
  Here are major construction project closures happening on Orange County’s freeways and toll roads between Aug. 8 and Aug. 14, according to the Orange County Transportation Authority, Caltrans and the Transportation Corridor Agencies.
  55 Freeway
  Connectors to the southbound 405 Freeway:10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7, to 5 a.m. Monday, Aug. 10
  10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14, to 5 a.m. Monday, Aug. 17405 Freeway
  Southbound loop on-ramp from Harbor Boulevard:7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 8, and again o
  
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• California health officials release guidelines for return for college sports

  08-08-2020 02:24
  
  As part of their release of guidelines on Friday for colleges statewide, California public health officials laid out a road map for college sports teams to return to practice and competition.
  For practices to begin, programs must require regular periodic testing for COVID-19 for players, coaches and support staff. If there is a positive test, that individual must be required to isolate from the rest of the team.
  Masks must be required for coaches, staff, media and any players who are not dressed
  
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• Don Mott, former El Modena athletic director, dies

  08-08-2020 02:16
  
  Don Mott, who served as El Modena High’s athletic director for 23 years, died Wednesday. He was 83.
  His son Darin said his father died of natural causes. Don Mott had suffered dementia the past several months.
  Mott also was El Modena’s baseball coach.
  He worked at El Modena from 1972 to 2000. He became the school’s athletic director in 1977 and spent five years as the baseball coach.
  Darin, better known as “Rowdy” when he was at El Modena as a student and later as a
  
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• 15 more OC sheriff’s deputies considered for criminal charges in evidence scandal

  08-08-2020 02:11
  
  An expanded internal audit has identified another 15 Orange County sheriff’s deputies who mishandled evidence to the point of potentially warranting criminal charges, Sheriff Don Barnes announced Friday.
  That brings to 30 the number of deputies considered for charges in the aftermath of an earlier audit that found deputies were booking evidence late or often not at all.
  Two deputies were convicted earlier of misdemeanor charges of falsifying reports, saying they had booked the evidence whe
  
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• As Asian Garden Mall closes indefinitely, Little Saigon adapts to outdoor shopping

  08-08-2020 01:51
  
  Nestled in the heart of Westminster, the Asian Garden Mall has long been a beacon for the Little Saigon community, but like so many other places, it had to close its doors with the outbreak of the coronavirus.
  In recent weeks, shop owners and vendors have adapted with an outdoor flea market – satisfying the needs of loyal customers but also hopefully saving their businesses.
  Jun Hao of Mia Perfect Juice awaits customers from inside his mobile juice truck outside the Asian Garden Mall in We
  
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• Joe Maddon believes Angels clubhouse is free of drug issues

  08-08-2020 01:49
  
  Joe Maddon said doesn’t believe the Angels clubhouse is currently dealing with any of the issues that took Tyler Skaggs’ life more than a year ago.
  On the day that former Angels PR official Eric Kay was charged with supplying opioids to Skaggs, the Angels manager said he has no indication there are issues with the current players.
  “I’m not an expert but I don’t recognize any kind of issues right now,” Maddon said Friday from Arlington, Texas, coincidentally th
  
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• State health department freezes coronavirus watch list, citing faulty data system that threw off crucial case metrics

  08-08-2020 01:41
  
  California’s Department of Public Health has frozen adding and removing counties from its coronavirus watch list because of major technical errors in its collection of test results.
  The predicament is leading the state to phase out its old test reporting system, called CalREDIE, and build a new system to receive daily COVID-19 test results from across the state to bring back essential figures that public health officials use to guide pandemic policies and resources.
  “Our data system
  
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• Q&A: What’s up with ban on TikTok and WeChat?

  08-08-2020 01:27
  
  By Tali Arbel | The Associated Press
  President Donald Trump has ordered sweeping but vague ban on dealings with the Chinese owners of popular apps TikTok and WeChat, saying they are a threat to U.S. national security, foreign policy and the economy.
  But it’s far from clear what the administration intends to actually do when the bans take effect in 45 days, since the orders are currently blank checks waiting to be filled in. Uncertainty also surrounds what effect the orders will have on the
  
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• State lawmakers seek delay in effort to lift statewide eviction ban

  08-08-2020 01:25
  
  State legislative leaders are seeking more time to craft a bill protecting as many as 1.5 million California renters from eviction during the ongoing coronavirums pandemic.In a letter sent Wednesday to state Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye, Senate and Assembly leaders asked her to postpone an end to the statewide eviction ban for at least three weeks.
  The state Judicial Council put a freeze on most court eviction proceedings in April, effectively protecting tenants who stopped paying their ren
  
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• California college classes go online only in counties where coronavirus not under control

  08-08-2020 01:22
  
  California’s colleges and universities will be required to start the new school year with distance learning, if the counties in which they’re located don’t have the coronavirus pandemic under control. And even campuses that do reopen will look very different, compared to this time last year.
  The California Health and Human Services Agency issued the “interim guidance” Friday afternoon, Aug. 7.
  “As colleges and other institutions of higher education plan to res
  
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• Alexander: Haotong Li burns up the course, stays out of the debate

  08-08-2020 01:01
  
  A Chinese golfer, not only playing in but leading a major on U.S. soil, who wears an advertisement on his hat for the social media app WeChat, at the very moment that the President is talking about “banning” WeChat and another Chinese app, TikTok … gee, what could possibly go wrong?
  Not much, actually, as long as that golfer keeps his thoughts to himself.
  Haotong Li burned up the TPC Harding Park course in Friday’s second round of the PGA Championship in San Francisco, w
  
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• Robert Woods, Cooper Kupp work to give Rams’ passing game a boost

  08-08-2020 00:57
  
  Throwing, catching and running should be the easiest football skills to practice. Two guys and a ball, and you’re good. Ten-year-olds can do it in the backyard.
  It’s harder if you’re grown-up kids with the speed of Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods or the passing range of Jared Goff, if NFL practice fields are closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, and if people guarding local schoolyards don’t care that you’re L.A. Rams.
  So Kupp and Woods, the Rams’ 1,000-yar
  
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• Coronavirus: 43 new cases, 7 new deaths reported in Orange County as of Aug. 7

  08-08-2020 00:22
  
  The Orange County Health Care Agency reported 43 new cases of the coronavirus, as of Friday, Aug. 7, bringing the county’s cumulative total of positive tests  to 38,754 cases.
  The agency noted that the CalREDIE electronic laboratory reporting system has been experiencing issues with the application that receives test reports from laboratories and then sends them to CalREDIE.  The California Department of Public Health is trying to resolve the issue, which may be resulting in a lo
  
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