• As Trump visits, presidential politics, beach culture collide in Newport

    As Trump visits, presidential politics, beach culture collide in Newport
    The two tanned, middle-aged men on bicycles lazily cruised north on Newport Beach Boulevard, toward the bridge spanning the city’s main waterway.
    Both stopped, then the man in the lead turned around to gawk at the massive crowd of supporters of President Donald Trump gathering on Via Lido.
    “Dude!” the first yelled. “He’s coming right there.”
    “No way!” the other said.
    As it has numerous times over the last four years, amid protests and political ral
  • Dustin May will start NLCS Game 7 for Dodgers against Braves

    Dustin May will start NLCS Game 7 for Dodgers against Braves
    ARLINGTON, Texas >> After the Dodgers won Game 6 Saturday, it was apparent they would likely start a rookie pitcher in the deciding Game 7 of the National League Championship Series.
    But which one? Dustin May, Tony Gonsolin and even Brusdar Graterol were all possibilities and Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said “we’ve got some good names available.”
    Just a few hours before game time, they made their choice — May will start against the Atlanta Braves Sunday.
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  • Prop. 15 backers try to mislead homeowners

    Prop. 15 backers try to mislead homeowners
    It’s a sign of desperation. When anyone in politics starts making wild claims less than a month before an election, you know something is amiss.
    So it is with the proponents of Proposition 15, the “split roll” initiative which would impose the largest property tax increase in California history. Throughout this campaign, proponents have consistently argued that the measure won’t impact homeowners because it just raises property taxes on commercial and industrial propertie
  • Orange County food banks in line for another $3 million in coronavirus funds

    Orange County food banks in line for another $3 million in coronavirus funds
    Orange County’s two biggest food banks have asked the county for money so they can continue feeding local residents hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic and county leaders will consider the question next week.
    The Orange County Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday, Oct. 20, on a late addition to its agenda that would give the food banks another $3 million in federal funds from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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  • Trump slated to land in Orange County, as critics and supporters gather nearby

    Trump slated to land in Orange County, as critics and supporters gather nearby
    With President Donald Trump slated spend the day in Orange County at a private fundraiser in Newport Beach, supporters and critics gathered in public spaces to voice their views.
    Though voter registration in the the long-time Republican stronghold has flipped to favor Democrats and Hillary Clinton won the county in 2016, Orange County remains a reliable source of campaign money and vocal support for GOP candidates, including Trump.
    Trump was scheduled to land at John Wayne Airport around 11:30 a
  • Trump lands in Orange County; critics, supporters rally nearby

    Trump lands in Orange County; critics, supporters rally nearby
    With President Donald Trump slated spend the day in Orange County at a private fundraiser in Newport Beach, supporters and critics gathered in public spaces to voice their views.
    Though voter registration in the the long-time Republican stronghold has flipped to favor Democrats, and Hillary Clinton won the county in 2016, Orange County remains a reliable source of campaign money and vocal support for GOP candidates, including Trump.
    Armenian protesters wave flags along the Trump motorcade route
  • Trump lands in Orange County; critics, supporters and others gather nearby

    Trump lands in Orange County; critics, supporters and others gather nearby
    With President Donald Trump slated spend the day in Orange County at a private fundraiser in Newport Beach, supporters and critics gathered in public spaces to voice their views.
    Though voter registration in the the long-time Republican stronghold has flipped to favor Democrats and Hillary Clinton won the county in 2016, Orange County remains a reliable source of campaign money and vocal support for GOP candidates, including Trump.
    Trump was scheduled to land at John Wayne Airport around 11:30 a
  • Eight months in, California is containing COVID-19 as other states spike. Here’s why.

    Eight months in, California is containing COVID-19 as other states spike. Here’s why.
    Eight months into the coronavirus pandemic, California has become a rare case: a state that has contained the transmission of COVID-19 and isn’t experiencing another surge — yet, at least.
    Nationwide, daily infections are up one-quarter in the last two weeks, and the country just reported its most in a single day since July. Lightly populated North Dakota is seeing 85 new cases a day per 100,000 residents over the last two weeks. California? Ten new cases per 100,000, up just 2 perce
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  • Trump, Biden are campaigning across country from each other

    Trump, Biden are campaigning across country from each other
    LAS VEGAS — President Donald Trump made a rare visit to church Sunday as he and Democratic rival Joe Biden campaigned across the country from one another in key states with the Nov. 3 election close at hand.
    Trump was attending services at the nondenominational International Church of Las Vegas before raising money in Newport Beach, California, and holding an evening rally in Carson City, Nevada. Biden’s schedule put him in North Carolina for a voter mobilization event in Durham and
  • Are there still human remains in Titanic wreckage?

    Are there still human remains in Titanic wreckage?
    NORFOLK, Va. — People have been diving to the Titanic’s wreck for 35 years. No one has found human remains, according to the company that owns the salvage rights.
    But the company’s plan to retrieve the ship’s iconic radio equipment has sparked a debate: Could the world’s most famous shipwreck still hold remains of passengers and crew who died a century ago?
    Lawyers for the U.S. government have raised that question in an ongoing court battle to block the planned expe
  • What’s in a name? Plenty if you’re a Biden or a Trump: Doug McIntyre

    What’s in a name? Plenty if you’re a Biden or a Trump: Doug McIntyre
    I want to apologize to my kids.
    Sadly, I have no influence for them to peddle. These days I rarely leave the house and see no one. My Rolodex is so out of date it’s still a Rolodex. The only person asking me for anything is a robot who calls trying to sell an extended warranty on The Wife’s car. So, unlike Hunter Biden or the Trump spawn, my kids will have to sink or swim on their own.
    Last week’s New York Post “October surprise,” if true, confirms what we’ve
  • Blackouts reveal lapses in power supply

    Blackouts reveal lapses in power supply
    One hallmark of an advanced society is a reliable supply of electrical energy for residential, commercial and industrial consumers.
    Uncertainty that power will be there when we need it it undermines social cohesion and economic progress – as demonstrated by the travails of poor nations with erratic energy supplies.
    California got a small dose of that syndrome in mid-August when a record heat wave struck the state and utilities were ordered to impose rolling blackouts to protect the grid fr
  • Prop. 15 would be catastrophic for an already devastated economy

    Prop. 15 would be catastrophic for an already devastated economy
    Amid an unprecedented global pandemic that has had a devastating effect on our economy, and caused great financial hardship to millions of Californians, proponents of Prop. 15 now want to impose even greater hardship on families and local businesses.
    How?
    By enacting the largest annual property tax increase in our state’s history – up to $12.5 billion per year.
    Supporters of the measure claim Prop. 15 will only raise taxes on large, wealthy corporations with commercial land and build
  • Surf festival brings beach vibes to downtown Huntington

    Surf festival brings beach vibes to downtown Huntington
    Surf City lived up to its nickname on Saturday, Oct. 17, as a surf festival drew enthusiasts to check out vintage surfboards, classic cars and laid-back, Hawaiian-style tunes in downtown Huntington Beach.
    The hope for the Rockin’ Fig Vintage Surf Festival, held on the third block of a closed down section of Main Street, was to help merchants who continue to struggle during the coronavirus pandemic. Attendees were encouraged to space out and wear masks while strolling through the area.
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  • These hidden home risks can send insurance through the roof

    These hidden home risks can send insurance through the roof
    When house hunting, the price of homeowners insurance probably isn’t top of mind. But homes with hidden risks can make getting coverage difficult, expensive or both. Learning how to identify them could save you a bundle.
    This could be a particularly important concern for first-time homebuyers and those moving from cities to suburban or rural areas who may not be aware of common hazards, says Jennifer Naughton, risk consulting officer for North America for Chubb, an insurance company.
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  • Pandemic rent control? Southern California landlords losing pricing power

    Pandemic rent control? Southern California landlords losing pricing power
    It took a virus, not political action, to prune the pricing power of California landlords.
    The coronavirus has hammered the state economy, and the once rock-solid residential rental market has been especially hard hit. Data from the Consumer Price Index shows us that business limitations designed to slow the pandemic’s spread have dramatically changed consumer spending habits — just as California voters will weigh a rent-control measure Nov. 3.
    My trusty spreadsheet looked at three C
  • How to have a fun, safe Halloween with these alternative activities

    How to have a fun, safe Halloween with these alternative activities
    Children are eager to get out in costumes and celebrate Halloween, which is right around the corner. They have been cooped up inside for the majority of the year, learning remotely and missing time with friends. Unfortunately, the continued necessary precautions due to COVID-19 require all of us to have safety and physical distancing in mind as we plan for Halloween this year.
    There’s no doubt that parents and caregivers must always prioritize safety on Halloween, but this year comes with
  • Hey, Southern California, what’s on your ballot?

    Hey, Southern California, what’s on your ballot?
    Every ballot item in every election is important to somebody. But, in truth, some items are more symbolic than others, change that reflects something happening in society.
    Here’s a look at some of those interesting ballot questions – about people, ideas, money – in front of voters in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
    Los Angeles County
    District Attorney: The fact that there’s any race at all for District Attorney in Los Angeles shows just how rad
  • Legal lessons from a pandemic: What you can plan for

    Legal lessons from a pandemic: What you can plan for
    I have been one of the lucky ones since the pandemic hit in March of this year. My loved ones are healthy, and my law practice is busier than ever. But I see the havoc COVID-19 has caused—I see it in my clients every day. I feel it myself sometimes, too.
    It’s a sense of unease, of unknowing, and, perhaps most significantly, of a lack of control. It’s hard to plan for next week, let alone the future, when our environment, the advice from the experts, and indeed the outbreak itse
  • NLCS Game 7 live updates: Dodgers vs. Braves

    NLCS Game 7 live updates: Dodgers vs. Braves
    The Dodgers have battled back into the NLCS and forced a Game 7 against the Braves.
    Los Angeles has not named a starting pitcher but Clayton Kershaw is expected to be an strong option.
    GAME 7
    The Dodgers and Braves are tied at 3 in the best-of-seven NLCS
    When: Sunday, 5:15 p.m. PST
    Where: Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas
    TV: FOX
    Can’t watch the game? Follow our live updates feed below.
    A Twitter List by JHWreporter
     
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  • Rams-49ers updates: NFC West showdown in Santa Clara

    Rams-49ers updates: NFC West showdown in Santa Clara
    The Rams travel to Santa Clara to play the San Francisco 49ers in the Sunday night game.
    The 49ers are coming off a 43-17 loss against the Miami Dolphins last week, while the Rams have won their last two games.
    The game will kick off at 5:20 PM PST on NBC.
    Live Updates:
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  • Teofimo Lopez’s upset of Vasiliy Lomachenko turns boxing head over heels

    Teofimo Lopez’s upset of Vasiliy Lomachenko turns boxing head over heels
    He did his usual backflip in the midst of the ring. Then he lay there and did several snow angels, right in the middle of that winter wonderland known as Las Vegas.
    As he did so, blood droplets peppered the canvas, coming from a 12th-round cut in his right eyelid.
    You saw everything about Teofimo Lopez right then, as if he hadn’t shown you enough.
    Lopez was not going to talk his way past Vasiliy Lomachenko, the 32-year-old holder of the three lightweight belts that Lopez didn’t hold.
  • Arozarena, Rays top Astros 4-2 in Game 7, reach World Series

    Arozarena, Rays top Astros 4-2 in Game 7, reach World Series
    SAN DIEGO (AP) — Remarkable rookie Randy Arozarena homered again, 36-year-old Charlie Morton was brilliant against his former team and the Tampa Bay Rays reached the World Series for the second time, silencing the Houston Astros 4-2 Saturday night in Game 7 of the AL Championship Series.
    The Rays will face either the Los Angeles Dodgers or Atlanta Braves in the World Series in Arlington, Texas, starting Tuesday night. Game 7 of the NLCS is Sunday night.
    Tampa Bay’s only other World S
  • Teofimo Lopez finishes his takeover of the lightweight division

    Teofimo Lopez finishes his takeover of the lightweight division
    The younger, bigger man also turned to be the better man Saturday night, and Teofimo Lopez holds four lightweight belts around his waist today like a fancy gold equator.
    Lopez, 23, rolled up a big lead over Vasiliy Lomachenko in the early rounds, endured a rush by the 32-year-old Lomachenko and nailed it down with a strong 12th round. At the end he still had enough energy to do his customary somersault, even though he was still bleeding from Lomachenko’s accidental head butt in the 12th.
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  • Alexander: Big Game Buehler does his part to get Dodgers to Game 7

    Alexander: Big Game Buehler does his part to get Dodgers to Game 7
    Dodgers starting pitcher Walker Buehler throws to the plate during the first inning of Game 6 of the National League Championship Series against the Braves on Saturday at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
    Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Walker Buehler throws against the Atlanta Braves during the first inning in Game 6 of a baseball National League Championship Series Saturday, Oct. 17, 2020, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)SoundThe ga
  • Dodgers’ bullpen gets the job done in Game 6 of NLCS

    Dodgers’ bullpen gets the job done in Game 6 of NLCS
    Dodgers relief pitcher Kenley Jansen throws to the plate during the ninth inning of Game 6 of the NLCS on Saturday in Arlington, Texas. Jansen needed just six pitches to get the last three outs in a 3-1 victory over the Braves. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
    Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Blake Treinen throws against the Atlanta Braves during the seventh inning in Game 6 of a baseball National League Championship Series Saturday, Oct. 17, 2020, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)SoundT
  • Santa Ana man faces murder, gun possession charges in fatal June shooting in Anaheim

    Santa Ana man faces murder, gun possession charges in fatal June shooting in Anaheim
    A 41-year-old Santa Ana man was charged with murder and possession of a firearm by a felon following his arrest this week in connection with the fatal shooting of a man in an illegal internet café in Anaheim in June, records show.
    Gabriel Shaun Garcia, 33, of Anaheim. (Courtesy of Anaheim Police Department)
    Lionel Raphael Cruz was taken into custody without incident about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, in the 2400 block of Tustin Avenue in Santa Ana, Anaheim police Sgt. Shane Carringer sai
  • Dodgers strike early, hold on to force Game 7 in NLCS

    Dodgers strike early, hold on to force Game 7 in NLCS
    ARLINGTON, Texas — Apparently, it’s not over until they say it is.
    Others said it was after the Dodgers lost the first two games of this National League Championship Series or when they were pushed to the brink of elimination after Game 4. But the Dodgers have forced this NLCS to the limit.
    Corey Seager homered (again). Walker Buehler behaved like a big-game pitcher (again). Mookie Betts made the play of the day (yes, again) and the Dodgers white-knuckled their way through the final
  • A look at President Trump’s chances for re-election

    A look at President Trump’s chances for re-election
    In September 2016, when pollsters were quite certain that Hillary Clinton was the next president of the United States, history professor Allan Lichtman predicted that Donald Trump would win the election. Even earlier, in February 2016, political science professor Helmut Norpoth assessed that Trump had a 97 percent chance of defeating Clinton.
    Lichtman, of American University in Washington, D.C., is the co-developer of a model called the “13 Keys to the White House.” It evolved from a
  • Galaxy fans voice frustrations in letter amid six-game skid

    Galaxy fans voice frustrations in letter amid six-game skid
    Once the supporters pen a letter to the front office and former players voice their frustrations via social media, that’s a good sign of what kind of season a team is having.
    Things haven’t been going well for the Galaxy for a month and earlier this week, after another lackluster performance ending in a 4-0 defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes, the Victoria Block, the unified group of supporters from the Angel City Brigade, Galaxians and Galaxy Outlawz, had seen enough.
    The only questi
  • No USC athletes test positive for coronavirus for 6th consecutive week

    No USC athletes test positive for coronavirus for 6th consecutive week
    LOS ANGELES — No USC athletes tested positive for the coronavirus among 1,327 tests since the last report, the sixth consecutive week with no positive tests, the university announced Saturday.
    Since testing began in mid-June, there have been 18 positive tests among the 2,662 conducted on returning athletes who are participating in on-campus workouts in football, men’s water polo, women’s soccer, women’s volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball.
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  • 6-vehicle, chain-reaction crash in Anaheim leaves 1 dead

    6-vehicle, chain-reaction crash in Anaheim leaves 1 dead
    A man died in a six-vehicle chain-reaction crash in Anaheim on Saturday, Oct. 17.
    The incident happened at about 11:19 a.m. on northbound Euclid Street near the 5 Freeway, Anaheim Police Sgt. Shane Carringer said. A Mercedes-Benz SUV slammed into traffic that was stopped at the intersection.
    A man driving the vehicle that initially was rear-ended by the SUV was taken to a hospital, where he died as a result of his injuries. His identity was not immediately released.
    The woman driving the Mercede
  • Rams, 49ers settle their differences while seeing similarities

    Rams, 49ers settle their differences while seeing similarities
    Any game between the Rams and the San Francisco 49ers arrives with an air of importance, of intrigue, of sometimes-bitter rivalry.
    On a Rams-49ers battlefield, a sense of empathy is less common.
    But if it ever were to come up, it would be Sunday night at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara when the teams renew a series that has been fought twice a season since 1950.
    The 49ers (2-3) come in playing like a team suffering from the proverbial Super Bowl hangover since losing the championship game in
  • Women urged to vote for change at marches and rallies across US

    Women urged to vote for change at marches and rallies across US
    By ANITA SNOW | Associated Press
    Thousands of mostly young women in masks rallied Saturday in the nation’s capital and other U.S. cities, exhorting voters to oppose President Donald Trump and his fellow Republican candidates in the Nov. 3 elections.
    The latest of rallies that began with a massive women’s march the day after Trump’s January 2017 inauguration was playing out during the coronavirus pandemic, and demonstrators were asked to wear face coverings and practice social d
  • Coronavirus: 85 new cases, 8 deaths in Orange County on Oct. 17

    Coronavirus: 85 new cases, 8 deaths in Orange County on Oct. 17
    The Orange County Health Care Agency reported 85 new cases of the coronavirus on Saturday, Oct. 17, increasing the cumulative total to 56,672 cases.
    The county has had an estimated 5,273 cases in the last 30 days.
    There were eight new deaths from the coronavirus reported on Saturday –  with a total of 68 deaths among the last four updates – but county health officials noted that doesn’t mean the eight deaths all occurred in the past few days.
    The data on deaths in the coun
  • New Segerstrom chairwoman brings farm sensibilities to Orange County’s largest arts organization

    New Segerstrom chairwoman brings farm sensibilities to Orange County’s largest arts organization
    She nearly hacked off her own finger with a machete.
    She drove a tractor, pushed dirt (so poorly she was fired from that job by her own family) and planted strawberries.
    When Jane Fujishige Yada takes over as chairwoman of the Segerstrom Center for the Arts next July, she will do so with dirt from the fields of Anaheim in her bones. She was raised alongside strawberries, turnips, corn, tomatoes and herbs, and with a looming sense that her childhood home would someday disappear.
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