• Ducks land 3rd pick in NHL draft lottery

    Ducks land 3rd pick in NHL draft lottery
    The NHL’s draft lottery played out in the way that few NHL seasons ever do: according to the odds.
    That meant the San Jose Sharks would select first, last year’s No. 1 overall pick owners, the Chicago Blackhawks, would be up second and that the Ducks would slot in third.
    This year’s most coveted prospect is Boston University freshman Macklin Celebrini. However, the Ducks have never chosen first overall in their 32-year draft history and it will be no different when the two-day
  • Summer songs: Going back 40 and 50 years to revisit top tracks of 1974 and 1984

    Summer songs: Going back 40 and 50 years to revisit top tracks of 1974 and 1984
    Summertime, and the listening is easy, songs are rockin’ and the volume is high. Which is to say, it’s time to talk about songs of summers past.
    Songs of the summer anchor us in a time and place. You remember who your friends were, what you did, and where you went.
    There are absolutely people this summer who will always remember their love for Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso” or Billie Eilish’s “Lunch,” Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us&rdquo
  • Psychological torture by Fontana police shakes public confidence

    Psychological torture by Fontana police shakes public confidence
    As first reported by the Southern California News Group’s Tony Saavedra, the city of Fontana has settled a federal civil rights lawsuit over the degrading and unconscionable actions of their city’s police officers.
    In August 2018, Thomas Perez Jr. called police to report his father missing. Thomas Perez Sr. had gone on a walk with the family dog. After about ten minutes, the dog returned to home, but the father was missing.
    Thomas Perez Jr. was then taken to an interrogation room, wh
  • Psychological torture by Fontana police

    Psychological torture by Fontana police
    As first reported by the Southern California News Group’s Tony Saavedra, the city of Fontana has settled a federal civil rights lawsuit over the degrading and unconscionable actions of their city’s police officers.
    In August 2018, Thomas Perez Jr. called police to report his father missing. Thomas Perez Sr. had gone on a walk with the family dog. After about ten minutes, the dog returned to home, but the father was missing.
    Thomas Perez Jr. was then taken to an interrogation room, wh
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  • Water main break in Newport Coast leads to lane closures

    Water main break in Newport Coast leads to lane closures
    A recycled water main burst Wednesday morning, May 29, along a major street in Newport Coast, and officials were urging motorists to avoid the area until repairs were made.
    The Irvine Ranch Water District sent out an email alert just after 6:45 a.m. about the water-main break near Newport Coast Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road.
    Southbound lanes of Newport Coast Drive and westbound lanes of San Joaquin Hills Road were closed, officials said.
    When they will reopen was unclear.
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  • Cities need more accountability

    Cities need more accountability
    California’s state budget crunch is the perfect time to review every dollar spent on homeless programs.
    This is especially true considering the narrow approval in March of Proposition 1, which pumps another $6.4 billion in bond money into such programs.
    California Auditor Grant Parks in April scorched the state for lacking “current information on the ongoing costs and outcomes of its homelessness programs.” That the state spent $24 billion on such programs from 2018-19 through
  • Cal State Fullerton’s women’s tennis team’s story is still being written

    Cal State Fullerton’s women’s tennis team’s story is still being written
    Modest as she is, Trang Huynh-McClain nevertheless saw this coming.
    Through the self-described “ups and downs” during the season, the Cal State Fullerton women’s tennis coach had her eye fixed on the destination she knew was reachable.
    When the Titans dropped three matches in seven days in late March, Huynh-McClain had that innate sense that all coaches — regardless of sport — with a glass-half-full mindset possess somewhere in their DNA — that this speed bump
  • Unveiling Santa Anita Park: The Big Speakeasy of Southern California

    Unveiling Santa Anita Park: The Big Speakeasy of Southern California
    In the heart of sunny Arcadia, California, nestled amidst the breathtaking San Gabriel Mountains, lies Santa Anita Park—a beacon of excitement and luxury in the realm of Thoroughbred racing. While the park itself is a well-known destination, its hidden treasures remain largely undiscovered by many—an array of exclusive rooms and venues that evoke the clandestine allure of a speakeasy. 
    But what exactly is a speakeasy, you may ask? For those of you who don’t know, let&rsquo
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  • Christ Cathedral’s new Marian Gardens offer ‘park-like’ place of prayer

    Christ Cathedral’s new Marian Gardens offer ‘park-like’ place of prayer
    The Christ Cathedral opens a new Marian Gardens on Wednesday, May 29, where Catholics and all will be welcome to reflect in peaceful prayer or to enjoy the international art, marble statues and architecture that constitute the $3.6 million, 3,500-square-foot addition to the grounds.
    The gardens feature a Rosary walk, a four-part experience celebrating Jesus through the life of the Virgin Mary, that complements the cathedral’s Our Lady of La Vang shrine — a 12-foot-tall Virgin Mary st
  • Frumpy Mom: It’s road trip season. Let’s go.

    Frumpy Mom: It’s road trip season. Let’s go.
    We all survived Memorial Day weekend, which means it’s now officially summer road trip season. This is the time of year when the Auto Club sends out reminders that the price of gas has gone up. Gee, thanks. I hadn’t noticed.
    I’ve always enjoyed road trips, in part because it was the only time that my parents didn’t bicker incessantly, except over the speed of my dad’s driving. Of course, my mom never drove. It was unthinkable that anyone with two X chromosomes would
  • Gardeners can utilize plant hardiness guides to create thriving gardens

    Gardeners can utilize plant hardiness guides to create thriving gardens
    By Beth Neels | The Associated Press
    In 2023, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) updated its Plant Hardiness Zone Map (PHZM) for the first time in 10 years. The new Map draws on more than 30 years of data, utilizing better technology. But it’s the work of 8,500 volunteers who comprise the NWS Cooperative Observer Network, collecting daily weather observations across all fifty states, that ensures this is the most accurate map to date.
    For almost a century, th
  • Mater Dei and Oxford Academy softball teams fall in first round CIF Southern California Regional

    Mater Dei and Oxford Academy softball teams fall in first round CIF Southern California Regional
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowOrange County’s softball season ended Tuesday with a pair of losses in the first round of the CIF Southern California Regional.
    Mater Dei and Oxford Academy both dropped challenging road games in the tournament that runs through Saturday.
    Several of Orange County’s top teams declined automatic bids or invitations to play in the fourth-year event.
    The softball calendar now turns toward the Oran
  • Rosters announced for Orange County all-star softball game on June 5

    Rosters announced for Orange County all-star softball game on June 5
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowFive players from CIF-SS Division 1 champion Pacifica, Florida-bound slugger Taylor Shumaker of Esperanza and UCLA signee Aleena Garcia of Whittier Christian highlight the rosters for the 25th Orange County Softball Coaches Senior All-Star Classic on June 5.
    The nine-inning game, sponsored by Premier Girls Fastpitch, will be played at Deanna Manning Stadium in Irvine at 6:30 p.m.
    The Orange County Softbal
  • 16-year-old boy arrested in fatal Anaheim liquor store shooting

    16-year-old boy arrested in fatal Anaheim liquor store shooting
    A 16-year-old boy suspected of fatally shooting a man in the parking lot of an Anaheim liquor store was arrested over Memorial Day weekend, police said Tuesday.
    The shooting, which police believe was gang-related, occurred Friday, May 24 on the 900 block of South Anaheim Boulevard. Jesse Barragan, a 38-year-old Anaheim man, was found unresponsive and suffering from at least one gunshot wound in the parking lot of a liquor store. He was pronounced dead at the scene, the Anaheim Police Department
  • CIF SoCal Regional softball playoffs: Orange County scores from Tuesday’s games

    CIF SoCal Regional softball playoffs: Orange County scores from Tuesday’s games
    Scores for the Orange County softball teams that played in the CIF Southern California Regional playoffs Tuesday.
    CIF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
    DIVISION 1
    Tuesday, first round
    Murrieta Mesa 3, Mater Dei 0
    DIVISION IV
    Tuesday, first round
    Oceanside 6, Oxford Academy 2
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  • CIF SoCal Regional baseball playoffs: Orange County scores from Tuesday, semifinals schedule

    CIF SoCal Regional baseball playoffs: Orange County scores from Tuesday, semifinals schedule
    Scores for the Orange County baseball teams that played in the CIF Southern California Regional playoffs Tuesday and the updated schedule for the semifinals Thursday.
    CIF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
    DIVISION 1
    Tuesday, first round
    Orange Lutheran 9, Cathedral Catholic 3
    Santa Margarita 7, Rancho Bernardo 1
    Huntington Beach 8, Granite Hills 3
    La Mirada 4, Torrey Pines 2
    Thursday, semifinals, 4 p.m.
    Santa Margarita vs. Orange Lutheran at Hart Park
    La Mirada at Huntington Beach
    D
  • Taylor Ward’s 2-run double rallies Angels past Yankees

    Taylor Ward’s 2-run double rallies Angels past Yankees
    ANAHEIM — In the end, the Angels turned the tables on the New York Yankees.
    Taylor Ward’s two-out, two-run double against Yankees closer Clay Holmes in the eighth inning put the Angels on top in their 4-3 victory on Tuesday night.
    Ward had gotten the chance to hit in the inning because of an error by Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo.
    For much of the night, the Yankees were clinging to a one-run lead they had built on two runs scored after misplays by Angels infielders.
    It ended up
  • Karl-Anthony Towns, Wolves grind out Game 4 win to avoid Mavericks sweep

    Karl-Anthony Towns, Wolves grind out Game 4 win to avoid Mavericks sweep
    By SCHUYLER DIXON AP Sports Writer
    DALLAS — Karl-Anthony Towns scored 20 of his 25 points in the second half and the Minnesota Timberwolves held off the Dallas Mavericks, 105-100, on Tuesday night to avoid a sweep in the Western Conference finals.
    Anthony Edwards had 29 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists as the Wolves stayed alive in their first trip to the conference finals in 20 years, and just the second in the franchise’s 35 seasons.
    Now third-seeded Minnesota heads home for Ga
  • Hollywood Gold Cup winner’s surgery ‘went well’

    Hollywood Gold Cup winner’s surgery ‘went well’
    Hollywood Gold Cup winner Mr Fisk had surgery on his injured right foreleg Tuesday after being vanned off the track following the race at Santa Anita on Memorial Day.
    Trainer Bob Baffert gave an encouraging update on the 4-year-old colt’s condition Tuesday night.
    “Surgery went well,” Baffert said in a text message. “(He’s) back in his stall.”
    Mr Fisk suffered a condylar fracture but his prognosis was “excellent,” Baffert had tweeted Monday night.
    N
  • Kia Nurse, Aari McDonald rally Sparks past Caitlin Clark, Fever

    Kia Nurse, Aari McDonald rally Sparks past Caitlin Clark, Fever
    By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer
    INDIANAPOLIS — The Sparks were so dominant during a momentum-shifting portion of the second half that they were able to withstand a 30-point night from much-hyped rookie Caitlin Clark.
    Kia Nurse scored 22 points and Aari McDonald added a season-high 21 points to rally the Sparks to an 88-82 victory over the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night, handing Clark her third straight home loss.
    Indiana earned its only victory of the season last week at Crypto.com Arena
  • Gavin Stone dominates for 7 innings as Dodgers sweep doubleheader against Mets

    Gavin Stone dominates for 7 innings as Dodgers sweep doubleheader against Mets
    NEW YORK — Gavin Stone strolled through the New York Mets’ lineup like a tourist visiting Central Park – without the fear of getting mugged.
    The rookie right-hander allowed just three hits over seven scoreless innings as the Dodgers completed a sweep of their doubleheader with the New York Mets, winning the nightcap, 3-0, on Tuesday.
    The Dodgers rallied for five runs in the final three innings to win the opener in 10 innings, 5-2.
    The wind seemed to be at their back when t
  • LAFC has found its footing by minimalizing its own mistakes

    LAFC has found its footing by minimalizing its own mistakes
    When a team surges like the Los Angeles Football Club currently is, matches can’t come quick enough.
    The same can be said for their opponent at BMO Stadium on Wednesday night, when Minnesota United FC will attempt to sweep the home-and-away regular-season series with LAFC and remain above the hosts near the top of the Western Conference standings.
    In Week 4, LAFC put in a poor effort during a 2-0 setback at a blustery Allianz Field. The team’s second loss early in the year came while
  • Orange County scores and player stats for Tuesday, May 28

    Orange County scores and player stats for Tuesday, May 28
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowScores and stats from Orange County games on Tuesday, May 28
    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.
    TUESDAY’S SCORES
    SOFTBALL
    CIF SOCAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
    Round I
    DIVISION IV
    Oceanside 6, Oxford Academy 2
     
     
     
  • Taylor Ward has become the consistent run producer in Angels’ lineup

    Taylor Ward has become the consistent run producer in Angels’ lineup
    ANAHEIM — After a tumultuous couple of years, Taylor Ward is happy that this season has been blissfully uneventful.
    The Angels outfielder began the 2022 season on a hot streak, but then he crashed into the outfield wall and suffered a shoulder injury that sapped his power for months. Last season he was in a slump in the first half, and he heated up just in time for a season-ending injury. He suffered multiple facial fractures when he was hit by a pitch.
    “I think it’s been consi
  • Dodgers’ offense scores 5 runs in last 3 innings to end losing streak

    Dodgers’ offense scores 5 runs in last 3 innings to end losing streak
    NEW YORK — After the rain, the dam burst.
    Given the gift of an unexpected day off – complete with a free night in New York City – by Monday’s rainout, the Dodgers slept off the lingering effects of a five-game losing streak and slowly came back to life, scoring five times in the final three innings of a 5-2 victory over the New York Mets in 10 innings in the first game of Tuesday’s doubleheader.
    The Dodgers’ slumping offense showed few signs of renewed life, m
  • Dodgers get solid pitching, enough offense to sweep doubleheader against Mets

    Dodgers get solid pitching, enough offense to sweep doubleheader against Mets
    NEW YORK — An unexpected day off complete with a free night in New York City thanks to Monday’s rainout was just the remedy the Dodgers needed to shake off the lingering effects of a five-game losing streak and sweep Tuesday’s doubleheader with the New York Mets.
    The Dodgers scored five times in the last three innings to take the opener, 5-2 in 10 innings, then rode seven scoreless innings from rookie right-hander Gavin Stone to a 3-0 shutout win in the nightcap.
    “A lot o
  • Rams QB Stetson Bennett IV happy to be back after year away

    Rams QB Stetson Bennett IV happy to be back after year away
    THOUSAND OAKS — For the first time in his adult life, Stetson Bennett IV spent a fall away from football. It’s a sport that has been integral in Bennett’s life, from hearing stories about the game in his grandfather’s kitchen to amassing one of the most decorated résumés in college history.
    But after being picked by the Rams in the fourth round of the 2023 NFL draft, the former Georgia quarterback had stepped away from the game, placed on the non-football in
  • French Open: Novak Djokovic begins pursuit of a 25th Slam title with a win

    French Open: Novak Djokovic begins pursuit of a 25th Slam title with a win
    By HOWARD FENDRICH AP Tennis Writer
    PARIS — Ignore the straight-set score: Novak Djokovic was not quite at his impervious best in the first round of the French Open on Tuesday night, and his 6-4, 7-6 (3), 6-4 win over Pierre-Hugues Herbert was not enough to alter the defending champion’s “low expectations” at this tournament.
    “I don’t want to get too excited,” Djokovic said. “I thought it was a good performance for me. Solid. Of course, I could hav
  • Buena Park City Councilmember Jose Castañeda resigns, citing health concerns

    Buena Park City Councilmember Jose Castañeda resigns, citing health concerns
    The Buena Park City Council has one empty spot on the dais following Councilmember Jose Trinidad Castañeda’s resignation last week.
    Castañeda stepped down from his post on Thursday, May 23, effectively immediately.
    “I resigned so I could prioritize my health and make steadfast improvements in my health,” Castañeda said, declining to share additional details about his health condition.
    The City Council will in the coming weeks consider options for filling th
  • San Clemente ocean reopens following “aggressive” shark incident

    San Clemente ocean reopens following “aggressive” shark incident
    The ocean along a two-mile stretch of San Clemente has reopened, following a 24-hour closure due to an “aggressive” shark incident late Sunday, May 26, when a surfer was knocked off his board.
    An “enter at your own risk” advisory is still in effect until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 28, pending no additional shark sightings, according to an announcement by the city.
    The surfer, identified by news outlets as 25-year-old surfer Evan Garcia, said the shark looked to be about fou

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