• ‘Avengers’ star Jeremy Renner named grand marshal of 2024 Hollywood Christmas Parade

    ‘Avengers’ star Jeremy Renner named grand marshal of 2024 Hollywood Christmas Parade
    Oscar-nominated actor Jeremy Renner, perhaps known to most fans for his role as Hawkeye in the “Avengers” film series, on Wednesday was named the grand marshal of the 92nd Hollywood Christmas Parade Supporting Marine Toys for Tots.
    Renner will preside over the procession that will make its way through the streets of Hollywood beginning at 6 p.m. Dec. 1, 2024.
    “I’m honored to serve as the grand marshal for this year’s Hollywood Christmas Parade and excited to partner
  • Carl DeMaio’s plan to restore the California GOP and save the Golden State

    Carl DeMaio’s plan to restore the California GOP and save the Golden State
    “Been down so long it looks like up to me,” a line from a 1924 song by Memphis bluesman Furry Lewis, would be an apt motto for the California Republican Party. Carl DeMaio, just elected as a Republican Assemblymember from the 75th District, which includes non-coastal San Diego County, aims to change that. 
    He was a San Diego City councilmember from 2008-12 and later lost races for mayor and to the U.S. Congress. He also heads Reform California, which advocates such libertarian p
  • California gets mediocre grades for its business climate

    California gets mediocre grades for its business climate
    California is barely a middle-of-the-pack performer when scoring the state’s business climate against the rest of the nation.
    California got a below-average No. 30 ranking among the states when my trusty spreadsheet looked at eight yardsticks of economic well-being from a business perspective. That’s not terribly surprising, given all the C-suite criticism of the state’s often pro-consumer leanings.
    The nation’s business-friendliest locales, according to this scorecard, a
  • Democrats suddenly drop the ‘Hitler’ act

    Democrats suddenly drop the ‘Hitler’ act
    President-elect Donald Trump joined President Joe Biden in the White House on Wednesday, with smiles all around and a commitment from Biden to ensure a smooth transition. In a vacuum, this seems as it should be. But when one remembers the hysteria whipped up by Biden about Trump, it’s quite remarkable.
    Who could forget that just two years ago, President Biden chose to address the nation in Pennsylvania about the threat Trump and his supporters posed to the nation.
    “Donald Trump and t
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  • Good riddance to Kevin de Leon

    Good riddance to Kevin de Leon
    Some degree of undue self-importance must come with the urge to enter electoral politics in the first place. It’s not unusual in any ambitious person — but the best of us mask that well and create a career that does some good for others as well as for themselves.
    And then there’s a politician like Kevin de León, in whom self-importance rose to hubris, for which he paid the price in last week’s Los Angeles City Council election, in which, happily for his constituent
  • Penske Entertainment acquires Grand Prix of Long Beach Association

    Penske Entertainment acquires Grand Prix of Long Beach Association
    The operator of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, one of the premier events in the NTT IndyCar Racing Series, has new leadership with Penske Entertainment acquiring it from Gerald R. Forsythe, the longtime owner of the racing event, it was announced Thursday.
    Related linksTickets for 50th annual Grand Prix of Long Beach go on sale Monday, Nov. 4
    Grand Prix of Long Beach unveils new logo, new look for 50th anniversary
    Business Beat: Long Beach Grand Prix’s influence on display in Monterey
  • Penske Entertainment acquires Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Association

    Penske Entertainment acquires Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Association
    The operator of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, one of the premier events in the NTT IndyCar Racing Series, has new leadership with Penske Entertainment acquiring it from Gerald R. Forsythe, the longtime owner of the racing event, it was announced Thursday.
    Related linksTickets for 50th annual Grand Prix of Long Beach go on sale Monday, Nov. 4
    Grand Prix of Long Beach unveils new logo, new look for 50th anniversary
    Business Beat: Long Beach Grand Prix’s influence on display in Monterey
  • How to navigate the holidays while reducing dietary fat intake

    How to navigate the holidays while reducing dietary fat intake
    The holiday season has arrived. While this is an anticipated time of year filled with festivities and family gatherings, it also sparks concerns for those trying to navigate a healthy lifestyle. Staying on track with a nutrition or weight loss plan can feel almost impossible this time of year. While everybody’s needs are different, balancing your macronutrient – carbohydrates, protein and fat- intake may help you enjoy holiday meals without a setback.
    While the average person only ga
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  • Beans, berries, herbs and more to plant in the garden right now

    Beans, berries, herbs and more to plant in the garden right now
    Five things to do in the garden this week:
    Fruit crops. Bramble plants (blackberry and raspberry), like deciduous fruit trees, are best planted in Southern California in the fall or winter. Bramble fruit are harvested from canes which produce a crop in their second year of growth. After they fruit, the canes die and should be removed once they turn completely brown and dry, a sign that the nutrients in the canes have returned to the plant’s perennial roots and can be recycled into new cane
  • Pontoon boat scoops up trash in Newport Harbor — with a splash of creative marketing for realtor

    Pontoon boat scoops up trash in Newport Harbor — with a splash of creative marketing for realtor
    Even before the aluminum pontoon boat “The Good Seamaritan” left the dock, captain Robert Sloan’s keen eye spotted trash strewn near the waterline.
    He gingerly navigated the boat close to shore, rolled up his jean pants and hopped off without hesitation, collecting a battered skateboard with seagrass growing on its wheels, plastic bottles and a chunk of styrofoam just feet from the glistening Newport Harbor water.
    The pontoon boat he navigates isn’t for sailing, or fishin
  • Surfboard drive aims at helping youth in Mexico find passion in the waves

    Surfboard drive aims at helping youth in Mexico find passion in the waves
    Have a used kid’s surfboard collecting dust in the garage?
    Positive Vibe Warriors, a nonprofit formed by San Clemente pro surfing brothers Pat, Dane and Tanner Gudauskas, are hosting a surfboard drive this Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Hobie Surf Shop in San Clemente.
    The used youth boards will go to Native Like Water, a group dedicated to helping indigenous people find their way back to the ocean, coastal areas their ancestors called home for thousands of years.
    Marc Chavez, who helps run the
  • Desmond Claude, USC hold off hot-shooting UT Arlington

    Desmond Claude, USC hold off hot-shooting UT Arlington
    LOS ANGELES — Desmond Claude scored 26 points and made consecutive shots down the stretch to help USC beat UT Arlington, 98-95, on Wednesday night at the Galen Center.
    Claude made a layup and jumper to give USC a 94-90 lead with 19 seconds left. Jaxon Ellingsworth then hit a 3-pointer to pull UTA to within 94-93 with 12 seconds left before Terrance Williams II and Saint Thomas each made a pair of free throws to help the Trojans hold on.
    UTA made four 3-pointers during a 23-11 run to t
  • Slow start dooms Long Beach State in blowout loss to San Francisco

    Slow start dooms Long Beach State in blowout loss to San Francisco
    SAN FRANCISCO — A dismal start on the road doomed Long Beach State in an 84-54 loss to a hot-shooting San Francisco squad on Wednesday night at War Memorial Gym.
    LBSU went without a field goal for the first nine minutes of the game and fell behind 16-2, but the visitors recovered and got within 26-18 with five minutes left in the first half. USF then went on a 7-0 run to restore its double-digit lead and had a 36-24 advantage at halftime.
    USF, which shot 54% from the field in the first hal
  • Darcy Kuemper injured in Kings’ loss to Avalanche

    Darcy Kuemper injured in Kings’ loss to Avalanche
    By MICHAEL KELLY The Associated Press
    DENVER — Kings goaltender Darcy Kuemper left with an undisclosed injury early in the third period, and the Kings lost to the Colorado Avalanche, 4-2, on Wednesday night.
    Mikko Rantanen scored twice in the third period to complete his ninth career hat trick for Colorado. Rantanen’s goal at 10:01 of the third gave Colorado the lead and he added an empty-net goal with 1:59 remaining for his second hat trick of the season. Artturi Lehkonen also score
  • LeBron James, Lakers rally past Grizzlies to remain unbeaten at home

    LeBron James, Lakers rally past Grizzlies to remain unbeaten at home
    LOS ANGELES — If there were doubts about LeBron James’ ability to consistently string together strong performances in Year 22, he’s more or less erased them this week.
    James recorded his third consecutive triple-double on Wednesday night, leading the Lakers to a 128-123 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies as they remained unbeaten at home this season.
    The Lakers (7-4) improved to 6-0 at Crypto.com Arena, their most consecutive home wins to start a season since 2010-11.
    With Anth
  • Ducks edged by Vegas for 5th loss in past 6 games

    Ducks edged by Vegas for 5th loss in past 6 games
    ANAHEIM — The Ducks held their own against one of the NHL’s top teams but lacked finishing ability once more in a 3-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday night at Honda Center.
    They fell to 0-2 against Vegas, whom they beat in three of four meetings last year, and have lost five of their past six games overall.
    Brock McGinn and Frank Vatrano scored a goal apiece in support of Ducks goaltender Lukáš Dostál, who made 37 saves. Brett Leason assisted on bot
  • Man accused of threatening UC Irvine is convicted of weapons violations

    Man accused of threatening UC Irvine is convicted of weapons violations
    NEWPORT BEACH — A 32-year-old man with previous felony convictions accused of threatening a mass shooting at UC Irvine was convicted Wednesday of multiple weapons violations.
    Sebastian Bogdan Dumbrava was convicted of five counts of manufacture, sale, or receipt of a large-capacity magazine that is prohibited, all felonies. Jurors deadlocked on felony counts of delivery of a threatening letter with intent to extort and attempt to extort property or other consideration by means of threat.
    D
  • Cal State Fullerton goes cold after halftime in lopsided loss to Colorado

    Cal State Fullerton goes cold after halftime in lopsided loss to Colorado
    BOULDER, Colo. — The Cal State Fullerton basketball team went ice cold after halftime and a close game turned into a blowout as Colorado ran away from the Titans, 83-53, on Wednesday night at the CU Events Center.
    Fullerton (0-3) shot just 7 for 33 from the field (21%) in the second half, while Colorado (3-0) erupted for 48 points after the intermission while shooting 16 for 26 overall (61.5%) and 7 for 14 from 3-point range.
    Colorado led 55-43 with 8½ minutes remaining before outsc
  • Lincoln Riley is determined to add pass-rush talent at USC, but 2025 class is light on bodies

    Lincoln Riley is determined to add pass-rush talent at USC, but 2025 class is light on bodies
    LOS ANGELES — The calendar flipped to October, and USC head coach Lincoln Riley became Floyd Boucard’s best friend.
    In mid-September, Boucard de-committed from Oklahoma, a defensive lineman in the class of 2025 who was largely being targeted by schools in the South. Riley, though, wanted him at USC. Badly enough, as Boucard said, that they were “always on the phone.” More precisely: Riley, eventually, was calling Boucard three to four times a day.
    Riley told Boucard, a 6-
  • Portola girls tennis tops Santa Margarita to earn spot in CIF-SS Open Division final

    Portola girls tennis tops Santa Margarita to earn spot in CIF-SS Open Division final
    IRVINE — For the Portola and Santa Margarita girls tennis teams, reaching the CIF-SS Open Division semifinals was a first for both schools.
    The Bulldogs, the No. 2 seed in the Open Division, defeated the No. 3 seed Eagles, 10-8, Wednesday at Portola High, and now advance to an even higher plateau – a berth in CIF-SS finals.
    The Portola High School girls tennis team dances on the court after beating Santa Margarita Catholic High School in the Open Division semifinals of the CIF-SS pla
  • Republicans win 218 US House seats, giving Donald Trump and the party control of government

    Republicans win 218 US House seats, giving Donald Trump and the party control of government
    By STEPHEN GROVES and LISA MASCARO
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans have won enough seats to control the U.S. House, completing the party’s sweep into power and securing their hold on U.S. government alongside President-elect Donald Trump.
    A House Republican victory in Arizona, alongside a win in slow-counting California earlier Wednesday, gave the GOP the 218 House victories that make up the majority. Republicans earlier gained control of the Senate from Democrats.
    With hard-fought yet
  • Clippers can’t keep pace with Rockets in 2nd half

    Clippers can’t keep pace with Rockets in 2nd half
    By KRISTIE RIEKEN AP Sports Writer
    HOUSTON — The shots weren’t falling for the Clippers’ top scorers on Wednesday night.
    Jalen Green had 21 points and Amen Thompson and Tari Eason added 18 each to lead the Houston Rockets to a 111-103 victory over the Clippers on Wednesday night in the opener of a two-game set.
    The Rockets trailed by 11 early but had taken a five-point lead by halftime. They used a 19-2 run at the end of the third quarter and the beginning of the fourth to turn
  • Westminster man charged with killing family member

    Westminster man charged with killing family member
    A 38-year-old Westminster man was charged on Wednesday with killing a family member.
    Irving Abraham Ochoamondragon was charged with murder with a sentencing enhancement for the personal use of a deadly weapon, authorities said. He was also charged with a misdemeanor count of contempt of court for disobeying a court order.
    Ochoamondragon is accused of killing 57-year-old Teresa M. Julio of Westminster.
    Police were dispatched at about 9:45 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8 to the 8200 block of 19th Street to ch
  • Former church volunteer convicted in Orange County of sexually assaulting 5 girls

    Former church volunteer convicted in Orange County of sexually assaulting 5 girls
    SANTA ANA — A 60-year-old man was convicted in Orange County on Wednesday of sex assaults on five girls, including victims he met as a church volunteer.
    Jesus Heras Garcia was convicted of 12 counts of lewd or lascivious acts with a minor, one count of oral copulation or sexual penetration with a child 10 or younger, two counts of lewd or lascivious acts with a minor younger than 14 and one count of aggravated sexual assault of a child with a foreign object, all felonies.
    The charges date
  • Orange County scores and player stats for Wednesday, Nov. 13

    Orange County scores and player stats for Wednesday, Nov. 13
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowScores and stats from Orange County games on Wednesday, Nov. 13
    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.
    WEDNESDAY’S SCORES
    GIRLS TENNIS
    CIF-SS PLAYOFFS
    Semifinals
    OPEN DIVISION
    Palos Verdes 14, Corona del Mar 4
    DIVISION 1
    Calabasas 14, Woodbridge 4
    DIVISI
  • Letter: Will the Democrats and the biased mainstream media get the message?

    Letter: Will the Democrats and the biased mainstream media get the message?
    This may be the best thing that ever happened to the Democratic Party. They have at least a couple of years to remake themselves.
    If they take the hint and do so, I think they might start with their murky, radical left extremism of the whole transgender, child surgery, boys in girls bathrooms, boys in girls sports agenda. I think most of the country is just not comfortable with it.
    Then they could stop the constant lying about everything……secure border, economy is great, threat to
  • Fall Signing Day: El Dorado’s Nia Gille signs as the first women’s flag football recruit at Hope International

    Fall Signing Day: El Dorado’s Nia Gille signs as the first women’s flag football recruit at Hope International
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe fast-growing sport of high school girls flag football notched another milestone Wednesday thanks to the signature of Nia Gille of El Dorado.
    The senior signed as the first women’s flag football recruit for Hope International, the NAIA school in Fullerton announced on Instagram.
    Hope International will field its first women’s flag football team in the 2025-26 school year.
    “It is so ex
  • El Dorado’s Nia Gille signs as the first women’s flag football recruit at Hope International

    El Dorado’s Nia Gille signs as the first women’s flag football recruit at Hope International
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowThe fast-growing sport of high school girls flag football notched another milestone Wednesday thanks to the signature of Nia Gille of El Dorado.
    The senior signed as the first women’s flag football recruit for Hope International, the NAIA school in Fullerton announced on Instagram.
    Hope International will field its first women’s flag football team in the 2025-26 school year.
    “It is so ex
  • Calvin Straub-designed home lists for $3M in Pasadena historic district

    Calvin Straub-designed home lists for $3M in Pasadena historic district
    The carport. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    The primary suite. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    The primary bathroom. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    A view of the upper level from the great room and kitchen area. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    The great room. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    The kitchen. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    One of the secondary bedrooms with a built-in desk and bunk bed. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    The wood deck. (Photo by Sterling Reed)
    This Calvin Straub-designed house in Pasadena, described in the National
  • Kamala Harris’ ‘perfect campaign’ and other bad takes from the 2024 election

    Kamala Harris’ ‘perfect campaign’ and other bad takes from the 2024 election
    Election results make people say and do silly things. Too many overnight experts giving too many bad takes. This time was no different.
    Here are some of the worst.
    The Patriarchy Wins Again
    I won’t belabor the point since I’ve written about this a few times, but Democrats and pundits can’t seem to get past the idea that Donald Trump won the presidency because of sexism.
    For this, we turn to the ladies of The View.
    Alyssa Farrah, who served in the last Trump Administration but v

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