• Ask a Mexican

    Dear Mexican: The other day, I witnessed a young gordita retrieve a bag of Fritos, open it, then walk over to the chili station and pump in two steaming piles of 7-11 chili into the bag. At that point the Frita Bandita then shook the bag and started comer those nasty, now-hot, chili-soaked Fritos.
  • Freshman helps Aliso Niguel boys basketball hold off Beckman’s late charge

    Freshman helps Aliso Niguel boys basketball hold off Beckman’s late charge
    IRVINE – If ever two boys basketball teams seemed to be made for each other – and the fans who watch them – it’s Aliso Niguel and Beckman.
    For the second time this season, the Sea View League opponents provided a nail-biter. And for the second time, Aliso was the winner — but just barely.
    Getting five points in the final 128 seconds from a freshman backup who was thrust into a starting role, Aliso Niguel maintained a chokehold on the league title race with a 61-60 v
  • Ducks’ win streak ends against Oilers despite Mikael Granlund’s hat trick

    Ducks’ win streak ends against Oilers despite Mikael Granlund’s hat trick
    EDMONTON, Alberta — The Ducks got a hat trick for the second consecutive game, but it wasn’t enough to keep their win streak alive.
    Mikael Granlund scored three goals for the Ducks, but Mattias Ekholm scored a hat trick of his own as the Edmonton Oilers rode a dominant second period to a 7-4 victory on Monday night, snapping the visitors’ seven-game winning streak.
    Zach Hyman and Connor McDavid each added a goal and an assist for the Oilers, Spencer Stastney scored his fir
  • Orange County girls basketball stat leaders, Jan. 26

    Orange County girls basketball stat leaders, Jan. 26
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe Orange County girls basketball stat leaders through the games Saturday, Jan. 24.
    The leaderboards are based on stats published on MaxPreps.com.
    SCORINGName, school
    GP
    Pts
    PPG
    Sophia Rangel, Loara
    16
    377
    23.6
    Rylee Bradley, Marina
    21
    481
    22.9
    Lenzy Turner, El Toro
    24
    548
    22.8
    Andrea Torres, NOVA Academy
    12
    221
    18.4
    Adelyn Boberg, San Juan Hills
    24
    440
    18.3
    Aubrey Macedo, Orange
    18
    322
    17.9
    Fiona McCormick,
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  • Detainees, LA nonprofit file suit alleging inhumane conditions in Adelanto ICE detention center

    Detainees, LA nonprofit file suit alleging inhumane conditions in Adelanto ICE detention center
    Moldy towels, medical neglect, insufficient food and unclean drinking water are what people detained inside the Adelanto ICE Processing Center are allegedly subjected to, according to a class-action lawsuit filed against federal officials and agencies on Monday.
    The lawsuit claims the government is denying people detained in Adelanto with “basic human needs” such as “food, clothing, shelter, medical care, and reasonable safety” and that this amounts to punishment and viol
  • Luka Doncic puts on 46-point show as Lakers beat Bulls

    Luka Doncic puts on 46-point show as Lakers beat Bulls
    CHICAGO — Luka Doncic was in the zone – again.
    Doncic had 46 points, 11 assists and seven rebounds, and the Lakers cooled off the Chicago Bulls with a 129-118 victory on Monday night.
    LeBron James scored 20 of his 24 points in the first half as the Lakers improved to 3-1 on their eight-game Grammy trip. Rui Hachimura added 23 points on 9-for-11 shooting (4 for 5 from 3-point range).
    The Lakers were swept by Chicago in their two-game series last season, including a wild 119-117 loss a
  • Alexander: Seahawks’ Sam Darnold shuts up his critics – and makes history

    Alexander: Seahawks’ Sam Darnold shuts up his critics – and makes history
    SEATTLE — Who would have imagined that Sam Darnold would be the first USC quarterback to start in the Super Bowl?
    Or that Darnold, taken third by the New York Jets in a 2018 NFL Draft in which Baker Mayfield was picked ahead of him and Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson behind him, would be the first in that draft class to play for the Lombardi Trophy?
    It’s happening. And it’s because Darnold played, if not a flawless game, a highly efficient one in Sunday’s 31-27 NFC champions
  • Rise & Dine LA brins city back to the table to support post-wildfire recovery

    Rise & Dine LA brins city back to the table to support post-wildfire recovery
    One year after deadly wildfires reshaped the region and tested the resilience of entire communities, Los Angeles gathered not in mourning, but in unity.
    More than 300 guests — including entertainers Dr. Dre, Macy Gray and Sheila E — came together for a one-night-only culinary experience led by world-renowned chefs Gordon Ramsay, Dominique Crenn, Nancy Silverton and Michael Cimarusti.
    Rise & Dine LA also featured dishes from six chefs who helped define Los Angeles cuisine: Neal Fr
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  • Rise & Dine LA brings city back to the table to support post-wildfire recovery

    Rise & Dine LA brings city back to the table to support post-wildfire recovery
    One year after deadly wildfires reshaped the region and tested the resilience of entire communities, Los Angeles gathered not in mourning, but in unity.
    More than 300 guests — including entertainers Dr. Dre, Macy Gray and Sheila E — came together for a one-night-only culinary experience led by world-renowned chefs Gordon Ramsay, Dominique Crenn, Nancy Silverton and Michael Cimarusti.
    Rise & Dine LA also featured dishes from six chefs who helped define Los Angeles cuisine: Neal Fr
  • Big Bear bald eagle couple welcomes second egg in three days

    Big Bear bald eagle couple welcomes second egg in three days
    Now there are two.
    Three days after welcoming their first egg of the season on Friday, Jan. 23, Big Bear’s beloved bald eagle couple has welcomed a second.
    RELATED: Big Bear bald eagles Jackie and Shadow welcome first egg of 2026
    The eagle called Jackie laid the egg after 5 p.m. Monday, Jan. 26, according to a Facebook post from Friends of Big Bear Valley, which runs a continuous camera chronicling the lives of Jackie and her companion Shadow.
    Jackie, one of the famous Big Bear bald eagles
  • Palisades High community ready for a whale of a homecoming on Tuesday

    Palisades High community ready for a whale of a homecoming on Tuesday
    Palisades High School principal Dr. Pam Magee takes media on a tour of the campus on Monday, January 26, 2026. Palisades high will re-open on Tuesday to students after being closed since the Palisades fire destroyed some of the campus. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
    The day before the gates of Palisades Charter High School would reopen for its students on Tuesday, Principal Pamela Magee stood on campus reflecting on a journey that began more than a year ago with evacuation n
  • Orange County scores and player stats for Monday, Jan. 26

    Orange County scores and player stats for Monday, Jan. 26
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowScores and stats from Orange County games on Monday, Jan. 26
    Click here for details about sending your team’s scores and stats to the Register.
    The deadline for submitting information is 10:45 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 p.m. Saturday.
    BOYS SOCCER
    PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
    University 3, Northwood 2
    GIRLS SOCCER
    ACADEMY LEAGUE
    Webb 7, Magnolia Science Academy 0
    GIRLS WATER POLO
    SUNSET LEAGUE
    Los Ala
  • Kings, winger Taylor Ward agree on 2-year contract extension

    Kings, winger Taylor Ward agree on 2-year contract extension
    The Kings and winger Taylor Ward agreed to terms on a two-year contract extension with an annual average value of $875,000, the team announced on Monday.
    Ward, 27, treaded a tempered path to the NHL, making his debut last season in a Game 82 loss to the Calgary Flames in which he scored his first goal.
    After playing most of the campaign to date in the minors, he has notched four points and a +3 rating in nine games while the Kings have been undermanned up front.
    His father, Dixon Ward, played in
  • Orange County boys basketball stat leaders, Jan. 26

    Orange County boys basketball stat leaders, Jan. 26
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe Orange County boys basketball stat leaders through the games Saturday, Jan. 24.
    The leaderboards are based on stats published on MaxPreps.com.
    SCORINGName, school
    GP
    Pts
    PPG
    Matthew Ahern, Capo Valley Christian
    21
    494
    23.5
    Zain Majeed, Mater Dei
    12
    280
    23.3
    Richie Ramirez, Mater Dei
    26
    596
    22.9
    Josh King, Orange Lutheran
    21
    471
    22.4
    Jaiden Sabino Woodbridge
    16
    351
    21.9
    Maxwell Scott, Corona Del Mar
    24
    521
  • Clippers’ Yanic Konan Niederhäuser selected for Rising Stars event

    Clippers’ Yanic Konan Niederhäuser selected for Rising Stars event
    Clippers rookie Yanic Konan Niederhäuser has been selected for the 2026 Rising Stars event, representing the San Diego Clippers on the seven-player G League roster.
    The annual showcase of top young players will compete in a mini-tournament with four teams and three games spotlighting the league’s top rookies and second-year standouts. The tournament will be played on Friday, Feb. 13, as part of All-Star Weekend at the Intuit Dome.
    The new format will have three teams of seven, while t
  • Suspect in Stanton drive-by shooting of teen boys extradited from Vietnam to face murder and other charges

    Suspect in Stanton drive-by shooting of teen boys extradited from Vietnam to face murder and other charges
    A suspect in a 2025 drive-by shooting targeting rival gang members that killed a 15-year-old boy and injured a 13-year-old boy in Stanton has been returned to the United States from Vietnam to face charges, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office announced Monday, Jan. 26.
    The suspect, 21-year-old Quoc-Bao Viet Le, fled to Hong Kong and then Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam days after the July 2025 shooting and was returned to the United States on Jan. 21 and booked into the Orange County Ja
  • Officer fatally shoots an aggressive raccoon on a New York boardwalk

    Officer fatally shoots an aggressive raccoon on a New York boardwalk
    NEW YORK (AP) — A New York police officer who fatally shot a raccoon that aggressively charged toward people has been placed on modified duty while the matter is reviewed.
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  • 315 Kindred caregivers to strike at 2 Orange County hospitals

    315 Kindred caregivers to strike at 2 Orange County hospitals
    Three hundred union caregivers at hospitals in Brea and Westminster are planning a three-day strike Tuesday, Jan. 27.The strike is based on an unfair labor practice charge filed by the National Union of Healthcare Workers against the two Kindred hospitals. NUHW alleges that Kindred used cameras to illegally conduct surveillance on its workers.
    The strike involves 315 nurses, nursing assistants, housekeepers and respiratory therapists — 155 at Kindred Hospital Brea at 875 N. Brea Blvd. and
  • Mom arrested after baby falls out of SUV in Fullerton, police say

    Mom arrested after baby falls out of SUV in Fullerton, police say
    A 35-year-old La Habra mother has been arrested on suspicion of child abuse after her 19-month-old baby fell out of her moving SUV while making a left turn through a Fullerton intersection with another vehicle close on its heels, according to police and a video that ended up online.
    The child suffered scrapes and bruises and was expected to make a full recovery, said Kristy Wells, a spokesperson for Fullerton police.As seen in a video taken on Tuesday morning, Jan. 20, a black Mercedes-Benz make
  • Anaheim High’s historic Cook Auditorium stage filled again after 6 years of renovations

    Anaheim High’s historic Cook Auditorium stage filled again after 6 years of renovations
    For the first time for any of these students, the historic Cook Auditorium lights shone as they performed center stage.
    Thousands upon thousands of Anaheim Union High School District alumni have experienced performing for audiences in the theater, but for today’s students, it has been a work zone their entire high school career. Until now.
    Parents and students line up to enter the historic William A. Cook Auditorium at Anaheim High School in Anaheim on Friday, January 23, 2026, for the reo
  • Clippers return to scene of their opening night faceplant

    Clippers return to scene of their opening night faceplant
    The Clippers’ current 15-3 run started with a victory against the Lakers more than a month ago when they handed their crosstown foes a 103-88 loss on Dec. 20. That night has proven to be the turning point in their young season.
    Before that, though, there were 21 losses and just six victories, a spiral that started with their season opener – an embarrassing 129-108 road defeat against the Utah Jazz. It was the Clippers’ most lopsided season-opening loss in 17 years.
    Now, the siz
  • The shootings in Minneapolis are upending the politics of immigration in Congress

    The shootings in Minneapolis are upending the politics of immigration in Congress
    By LISA MASCARO, JOEY CAPPELLETTI and MARY CLARE JALONICK
    WASHINGTON (AP) — The shooting deaths of two American citizens during the Trump administration’s deportation operations in Minneapolis have upended the politics of immigration in Congress, plunging the country toward another government shutdown.
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  • Renaming ceremony at Santa Ana elementary school honors legacy of parents who fought segregation

    Renaming ceremony at Santa Ana elementary school honors legacy of parents who fought segregation
    More than 80 years after they challenged school segregation in California through a landmark federal court case, the Santa Ana Unified School District honored two Mexican-American parents, Virginia and William Guzman, at a dedication ceremony renaming an elementary school in their honor.
    The recent ceremony is part of local efforts to shed light on the families involved in the history of Mendez v. Westminster, a 1947 class-action lawsuit that challenged school segregation by suing multiple distr
  • FEMA extends housing aid for Maui wildfire survivors until 2027

    FEMA extends housing aid for Maui wildfire survivors until 2027
    By Gabriela Aoun Angueira and Jennifer Sinco Kelleher | The Associated PressU.S. officials have granted a request to extend housing assistance for survivors of catastrophic 2023 wildfires, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said Friday.
    Nearly 1,000 households displaced by fire were anxiously awaiting word on whether federal assistance helping them stay housed will be left to expire, forcing them to find new housing or pay more for it in one of the tightest and most expensive rental environments in the coun
  • Death toll from US strikes on alleged drug boats reaches 126 people

    Death toll from US strikes on alleged drug boats reaches 126 people
    By BEN FINLEY and KONSTANTIN TOROPIN
    WASHINGTON (AP) — The death toll from the Trump administration’s strikes on alleged drug boats is up to 126 people, with the inclusion of those presumed dead after being lost at sea, the U.S. military confirmed Monday.
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  • Shoveling snow? Over-exertion and cold temps can raise your heart risks

    Shoveling snow? Over-exertion and cold temps can raise your heart risks
    Digging out from the weekend’s massive snow and ice storm could be hazardous to your heart.
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  • Alleged San Pedro gang member shot off-duty Monterey Park officer for refusing to give up car, prosecutor says

    Alleged San Pedro gang member shot off-duty Monterey Park officer for refusing to give up car, prosecutor says
    Two men and a then-17-year-old boy went to the Downey Landing Shopping Center in August 2022 looking for a car to steal, with one of the men fatally shooting an off-duty Monterey Park police officer after he refused to get out of his 2019 Dodge Charger, a prosecutor told jurors at the start of the alleged shooter’s trial Monday, Jan. 26.
    Carlos Daniel Delcid, now 23, is charged with murder, shooting into an inhabited dwelling and felon in possession of a firearm for the Aug. 8, 2022 daytim
  • Anaheim officials to question city manager behind closed doors Tuesday

    Anaheim officials to question city manager behind closed doors Tuesday
    Amid a flurry of recent headlines revolving around the city’s top administrative executive, Anaheim councilmembers are scheduled to question City Manager Jim Vanderpool Tuesday night, Jan. 27, behind closed doors.
    At the City Council’s last meeting, Mayor Ashleigh Aitken asked for an agenda item to question Vanderpool in closed session about news reports that recently emerged saying he attended in 2020 a days-long retreat at Lake Havasu paid for by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce.
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  • Mexico investigates soccer field attack that killed at least 11 people

    Mexico investigates soccer field attack that killed at least 11 people
    SALAMANCA, Mexico (AP) — Beer cans, candles and blood-stained clothing littered a soccer field in central Mexico on Monday, a day after gunmen killed 11 people and injured 12 others during a gathering after an amateur match.
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  • HUD demands public housing officials check for immigrants

    HUD demands public housing officials check for immigrants
    By Chris Cameron | The New York Times
    The Trump administration has stepped up its effort to comb public housing rolls for immigrants lacking permanent legal status, telling public housing authorities across the country Friday that they would face sanctions if they did not adequately verify whether tenants met eligibility requirements.
    The Department of Housing and Urban Development said in a statement that, after completing an audit of the federally funded public housing system, it had unco

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