• Mirai Nagasu becomes the first American to land a triple axel at the Winter Olympics

    Mirai Nagasu becomes the first American to land a triple axel at the Winter Olympics
    Mirai Nagasu, of Arcadia, is the first American woman to land a triple axel at the Winter Olympics. Nagasu is competing in the ladies’ free skate in the figure skating team event.
    “I told myself I am going for (the triple axel) … there was no going back for me,” Nagasu told NBC after the performance.
    Her score of 137.53 is Nagasu’s career-best, which topped her previous mark of 132.04.“HOLY COW!” You just witnessed a historic triple axel from Mirai Naga
  • Orange County scores and player stats for Monday, Oct. 21

    Orange County scores and player stats for Monday, Oct. 21
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowScores and stats from Orange County games on Monday, Oct. 21
    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.
    MONDAY’S SCORES
    BOYS WATER POLO
    EMPIRE LEAGUE
    Buena Park 13, Valencia 8
    Laguna Hills 10, Costa Mesa 9
    GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
    Tustin 4, Segerstrom 3
    ORANGE COA
  • Dodgers-Yankees World Series tickets top $1,300 on resale market

    Dodgers-Yankees World Series tickets top $1,300 on resale market
    Resale tickets for the World Series opener at Dodger Stadium against the New York Yankees started at $1,358 on Monday evening on StubHub.
    StubHub said sales outpaced last year’s final figures and are four times higher than the pace of the 2022 Series. Sales for Games 3-5 in New York are 40% higher than for Games 1, 2, 6 and 7 in Los Angeles.
    Vivid Seats, another resale outlet, said its average price of tickets sold for this year’s Series was $1,368, about double the $685 last year fo
  • Orange County football season stat leaders through Oct. 19

    Orange County football season stat leaders through Oct. 19
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowHere are the Orange County high school football stat leaders after the Week 8 games.
    The leaderboards are based on season stats published on MaxPreps.com.
    To be included, teams must have stats updated on MaxPreps each Monday by 2 p.m.
    PASSING: TOTAL YARDSName, school  
    Yards 
    Yds/Gm 
    Cmp. 
    Att. 
    TDs 
    Alexander Lundsberg, Canyon
    2878
    359.8
    234
    376
    31
    Brady Edmunds, Hunti
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  • Chargers place defensive back Deane Leonard on injured reserve

    Chargers place defensive back Deane Leonard on injured reserve
    GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Chargers placed defensive back Deane Leonard on injured reserve on Monday afternoon, one of a number of moves designed to bolster their health in the secondary before facing the Arizona Cardinals. Leonard, who also plays a key role on special teams, has a hamstring injury.
    Leonard must sit out four games, including Monday night’s game against Arizona.
    In addition, the Chargers signed cornerbacks Dicaprio Bootle and Shaun Wade to the active roster from the practi
  • Queens of the Stone Age’s Troy Van Leeuwen lists Woodland Hills home for $4M

    Queens of the Stone Age’s Troy Van Leeuwen lists Woodland Hills home for $4M
    Lush, tropical landscaping surrounds Queens of the Stone Age guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen’s 5,895-square-foot, Mediterranean-style house, center, on the market for just L $4 million. (Google Earth)
    A 1-acre Woodland Hills estate owned by Queens of the Stone Age guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen is on the market for just under $4 million.
    Lush, tropical landscaping surrounds the 5,895-square-foot, Mediterranean-style house with six bedrooms, five bathrooms and an entertainer’s backyard. A
  • Fullerton City Council candidate Scott Markowitz pleads guilty to election code violation

    Fullerton City Council candidate Scott Markowitz pleads guilty to election code violation
    Fullerton City Council District 4 candidate Scott Markowitz pleaded guilty on Monday, Oct. 21, to violating California election law by making a false affidavit, the Orange County District Attorney’s office announced.
    Last week, DA investigators arrested Markowitz and charged him with two felonies related to falsifying nomination paperwork. The felony charges against Markowitz have been dismissed, according to court records.
    Markowitz pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count and will receive o
  • Man gets 11 years for DUI that killed 2 on Thanksgiving in Orange

    Man gets 11 years for DUI that killed 2 on Thanksgiving in Orange
    A 27-year-old man has pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 11 years in prison for an alcohol-fueled collision on Thanksgiving that killed two pedestrians in Orange.
    Humberto Lopez Flores pleaded guilty on Friday, Oct. 18, to two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, and a single count of hit-and-run with permanent and serious injury. He also admitted he fled.
    Flores killed 51-year-old Jose Huerta of Orange and 59-year-old Manuel Ortiz of Santa Ana, Orange police said.
    Police r
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  • Liz Cheney helps Harris seek moderate votes, painting Trump as a dangerous choice

    Liz Cheney helps Harris seek moderate votes, painting Trump as a dangerous choice
    By COLLEEN LONG and CHRIS MEGERIAN
    ROYAL OAK, Mich. — Kamala Harris teamed up with Liz Cheney on Monday to make a bipartisan appeal to Republican voters uneasy about Donald Trump, describing the former president as a malignant force that needs to be excised from American politics.
    Cheney, a former congresswoman from Wyoming, reminded people that “you can vote your conscience and not ever have to say a word to anybody.”
    “There will be millions of Republicans who do that on
  • Rams quickly turn attention to the challenging Vikings

    Rams quickly turn attention to the challenging Vikings
    As reporters milled about the Rams’ locker room after their 20-15 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, lounge cushions had been pulled out. Players laid back, looking at their cell phones as recovery sleeves provided some relief to their weary legs. In the auxiliary room, massage tables were occupied as therapists rubbed the knots out of backs and legs.
    Usually, such treatment can wait until Monday so players can spend their Sunday evenings with family. But with a Thursday night game against th
  • Garden Grove will choose a new mayor next month

    Garden Grove will choose a new mayor next month
    With Mayor Steve Jones facing a term limit that prevents his re-election, Garden Grove voters will choose a new leader for the City Council next month, and seven residents want the job.
    In the hunt are Phat Bui, Stephanie Klopfenstein, Musaab B. Mughal, Diedre Thu-Ha Nguyen, Lan Nguyen, Thomas Thai Nguyen and John O’Neill.
    Bui, president of NetResult, a software company that specializes in government work, is not unfamiliar to city government, having previously served on the council.
    He ta
  • Dodgers’ Dave Roberts kept injury-plagued team on path back to World Series

    Dodgers’ Dave Roberts kept injury-plagued team on path back to World Series
    LOS ANGELES — Fire Dave Roberts.
    Over the past nine years, that phrase might have been posted on social media more often than cute cat videos. And a section of the Dodgers’ fan base could have been closer to getting their wish than at any point since 2019 had the Dodgers lost in the first round of the playoffs for a third consecutive year.
    Instead, the Dodgers are headed to their fourth World Series in the past eight years under Roberts. Among active managers, only Bruce Bochy can ma
  • Letter: Susan Shelley got it wrong in interpreting ’13 Keys to the White House’ for Trump

    Letter: Susan Shelley got it wrong in interpreting ’13 Keys to the White House’ for Trump
    Susan Shelley’s critique of Allan Lichtman’s “13 Keys to the White House” misinterprets his framework. Lichtman, with a proven record, defined the criteria, so claiming he’s “wrong” is misguided.
    For Key 3 (no serious contest for the incumbent), Shelley argues the Democratic primary was contested because Kamala Harris took over after Biden stepped down. But the party overwhelmingly rallied behind her, which aligns with Lichtman’s definition.
    On Key
  • San Clemente to spend almost $800,000 searching the sea for sand to battle beach erosion

    San Clemente to spend almost $800,000 searching the sea for sand to battle beach erosion
    San Clemente will be looking for sunken treasure in the form of tiny grains of sand under the sea.
    As part of the city’s ongoing effort to beef up its eroding shoreline, councilmembers have agreed to invest in finding a nearby, offshore source to dredge sand to place onto San Clemente beaches.
    Sand replenishment can be a costly venture to truck or dredge material from miles away. Finding a source just off its own coastline could help cut the cost for future projects.
    The council recently v
  • Orange County football Top 25: Edison and La Habra ascend in Week 9 poll

    Orange County football Top 25: Edison and La Habra ascend in Week 9 poll
    ORANGE COUNTY FOOTBALL TOP 25 POLL
    Notable this week: Edison’s 21-10 win over Los Alamitos in the Alpha League returns the Chargers to the Top 10. … La Habra is up to No. 14 after taking sole possession of first place in the Epsilon League with a 15-13 win over Crean Lutheran. … Troy returns to the Top 25 after beating Canyon 58-23 to remain 3-0 in the Iota League.
    1. Mater Dei 7-0 (75 points)
    The Monarchs maintained course with a 41-17 Trinity League win over JSerra. Course
  • Westminster voters will choose two council seats, and at least one newcomer

    Westminster voters will choose two council seats, and at least one newcomer
    Westminster voters will pick winners in two City Council races next month and at least one of those races will bring a new person to the dais.
    In the battle to represent council District 2, incumbent Carlos Manzo is being challenged by Thanh Dang and Hauwie Tieu.  And with Councilmember Kimberly Ho not seeking reelection, the winner for the District 3 race will be a fresh face, either Joseph Ngo, Mark Nguyen or K.C. Wolbert.
    District 2
    Dang, a businessman and engineer, said in a candidate s
  • Letter: What’s wrong with a council candidate taking money from developers?

    Letter: What’s wrong with a council candidate taking money from developers?
    An aspiring Irvine city council candidate knocked on my door recently.
    We had a pleasant conversation.  She was nice.  When I asked her what she stood for, she asserted she would not take money from developers.
    I replied, “I don’t know why you wouldn’t take money from developers.  I actually think you should!”  She looked at me like I was from another planet.
    This is so predictable, so commonplace, and so wrong.
    As an architect who has practiced in Ora
  • Ducks seek to find the right gear as they welcome the Sharks

    Ducks seek to find the right gear as they welcome the Sharks
    As they fell to .500 on the young campaign, the message from Ducks coach Greg Cronin to his team was clear: play faster.
    “It’s a speed game. The whole league plays fast,” Cronin said. “The NHL is a fast game. If you don’t skate to the finish line every time you’re backchecking, forechecking or regrouping in the neutral zone, you’re not going to get the puck. It’s just that simple.”
    After two losses in which Cronin said his team “did eve
  • Ducks seek to find right gear as they welcome Sharks

    Ducks seek to find right gear as they welcome Sharks
    As they fell to .500 on the young campaign, the message from Ducks coach Greg Cronin to his team was clear: play faster.
    “It’s a speed game. The whole league plays fast,” Cronin said. “The NHL is a fast game. If you don’t skate to the finish line every time you’re backchecking, forechecking or regrouping in the neutral zone, you’re not going to get the puck. It’s just that simple.”
    After two losses in which Cronin said his team “did eve
  • Navy identifies 2 killed in jet crash as female aviators from California, including Palmdale pilot

    Navy identifies 2 killed in jet crash as female aviators from California, including Palmdale pilot
    By MARTHA BELLISLE
    The Navy identified on Monday the two crew members who died last week in a jet fighter crash near Mount Rainier as two 31-year-old female aviators from California.
    Lt. Cmdr. Lyndsay P. Evans, a Naval Flight Officer, and Lt. Serena N. Wileman, a Naval Aviator, died when their EA-18G Growler jet from the Electronic Attack Squadron, known as “Zappers,” crashed east of Mount Rainier last Tuesday during a training flight, according to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station.
    E
  • Navy identifies 2 killed in jet crash as aviators from California, including Palmdale pilot

    Navy identifies 2 killed in jet crash as aviators from California, including Palmdale pilot
    By MARTHA BELLISLE
    The Navy identified on Monday the two crew members who died last week in a jet fighter crash near Mount Rainier as two 31-year-old female aviators from California.
    Lt. Cmdr. Lyndsay P. Evans, a Naval Flight Officer, and Lt. Serena N. Wileman, a Naval Aviator, died when their EA-18G Growler jet from the Electronic Attack Squadron, known as “Zappers,” crashed east of Mount Rainier last Tuesday during a training flight, according to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station.
    E
  • Navy identifies 2 killed in fighter jet crash as female aviators from California, 1 from Palmdale

    Navy identifies 2 killed in fighter jet crash as female aviators from California, 1 from Palmdale
    By MARTHA BELLISLE
    The Navy identified on Monday the two crew members who died last week in a jet fighter crash near Mount Rainier as two 31-year-old female aviators from California.
    Lt. Cmdr. Lyndsay P. Evans, a Naval Flight Officer, and Lt. Serena N. Wileman, a Naval Aviator, died when their EA-18G Growler jet from the Electronic Attack Squadron, known as “Zappers,” crashed east of Mount Rainier last Tuesday during a training flight, according to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station.
    E
  • Joni Mitchell reigns supreme during 3-hour Hollywood Bowl show with guests

    Joni Mitchell reigns supreme during 3-hour Hollywood Bowl show with guests
    The applause started as the rotating stage at the Hollywood Bowl started to turn, and by the time it revealed Joni Mitchell and her Joni Jam band, everyone in the crowd on Sunday was on their feet, cheering a moment few ever imagined could happen.
    Nine years after a brain aneurysm nearly killed Mitchell and left her ability to sing again in doubt, the legendary singer-songwriter played her first Southern California concerts since 2000 with a pair of sold-out shows at the Bowl on Saturday and Sun
  • Kings expect to be tested by Golden Knights

    Kings expect to be tested by Golden Knights
    The Kings played a pair of disciplined, poised games against non-playoff teams from last season and now will test their reestablished stability on Tuesday against the Vegas Golden Knights, a rival that won the Stanley Cup two campaigns ago and then loaded up at last year’s trade deadline.
    After two losses in which they allowed a nauseating 14 goals, the Kings have won their past two matches against the Ducks and Montreal Canadiens by identical 4-1 scores, playing tight games throughout bef
  • White House says health insurance needs to fully cover condoms, other over-the-counter birth control

    White House says health insurance needs to fully cover condoms, other over-the-counter birth control
    By AMANDA SEITZ
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Millions of people with private health insurance would be able to pick up over-the-counter methods like condoms, the “morning after” pill and birth control pills for free under a new rule the White House proposed on Monday.
    Right now, health insurers must cover the cost of prescribed contraception, including prescription birth control or even condoms that doctors have issued a prescription for. But the new rule would expand that coverage, allow
  • Shakira adds June tour stop at Sofi Stadium in Inglewood

    Shakira adds June tour stop at Sofi Stadium in Inglewood
    International pop icon Shakira has added one more Southern California stop for her highly anticipated Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.
    Shakira will perform at Sofi Stadium in Inglewood on Friday, June 20. Fans can register for an artist presale now through Tuesday, October 22 at 8:59 pm at Shakira.com for access to tickets. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general sale beginning on Friday, Oct. 25, at noon.
    Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets thr
  • Football players Jacob Maiava of Crean Lutheran and Michael Tollefson of Tustin move out of state

    Football players Jacob Maiava of Crean Lutheran and Michael Tollefson of Tustin move out of state
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowFootball players Jacob Maiava of Crean Lutheran and Michael “Butter” Tollefson of Tustin have transferred to out-of-state schools after their eligibility bids were denied in the CIF Southern Section.
    Maiava, an All-County offensive lineman who is committed to SMU, has enrolled at Kahuku of Hawaii, Red Raiders coach Sterling Carvalho confirmed on Saturday.
    Tollefson, a quarterback committed to
  • Disneyland distributes all Tiana’s Bayou Adventure virtual queue spots in seconds

    Disneyland distributes all Tiana’s Bayou Adventure virtual queue spots in seconds
    Disneyland annual passholders hoping to snag a spot in the virtual queue for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure are going to need quick fingers and fast internet service if they hope to ride the new attraction during Magic Key previews.
    Disneyland distributed the first batch of virtual queue spots for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure via the Disneyland app in just a few seconds on Monday, Oct. 21 at 7 a.m.
    The second batch of virtual queue spots that became available at noon on Monday disappeared just a
  • A new In-N-Out Burger is coming to Anaheim

    A new In-N-Out Burger is coming to Anaheim
    In-N-Out Burger is planning to open a new drive-thru in Anaheim, according to the “Opening Soon” page on its website.
    The address is 540 N. Euclid St. in Anaheim Plaza, a shopping center anchored by Ross Dress for Less, Petco and Smart & Final Extra. The space was formerly occupied by a Marie Callender’s restaurant that closed in 2019.
    Related linksIn-N-Out Burger coming to Las Vegas will be world’s second-largest
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  • Story, a whimsical new eatery with comforting fare, opens in Anaheim Hills

    Story, a whimsical new eatery with comforting fare, opens in Anaheim Hills
    One year after opening Benny & Mary’s in Irvine, Cynthia Vigil and Chad Reinhardt have hit publish on their latest culinary narrative: Story Kitchen + Bar in Anaheim Hills, which opened Thursday, Oct. 17.
    Led by executive chef Christy Gray (former sous chef at Puesto), Story offers lunch, dinner and weekend brunch menus. Lunch and dinner highlights include miso butter noodles with garlic- and mirin-sauteed mushrooms and white mis butter; short rib-loaded fries with jack cheese and pico

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