• Troy girls flag football makes stunning comeback to beat San Clemente in CIF-SS Division 3 final

    Troy girls flag football makes stunning comeback to beat San Clemente in CIF-SS Division 3 final
    ORANGE — The Troy girls flag football team will always remember the feeling of playing in the CIF-SS Division 3 championship game.
    Not only because the contest between the Warriors and San Clemente on Saturday at El Modena High School was the first ever Southern Section championship for girls flag football.
    More than anything, the Warriors will never forget coming back from three touchdowns behind in the final minutes and scoring a touchdown with three seconds remaining and converting the
  • San Fernando man convicted of Fullerton triple-murder that had ties to ‘furry community’

    San Fernando man convicted of Fullerton triple-murder that had ties to ‘furry community’
    A San Fernando man accused of masterminding the high-profile triple killings of a Fullerton man and woman he met in the “furry community” and a friend of the couple after becoming “obsessed” with their teenage daughter was convicted of murder Tuesday.
    An Orange County Superior Court jury deliberated for around 45 minutes before finding Frank Felix guilty of the special circumstances murders of Jennifer Yost, Christopher Yost and Arthur “Billy” Boucher. All thr
  • Dodgers clean up with three individual Silver Sluggers and team award

    Dodgers clean up with three individual Silver Sluggers and team award
    The Dodgers’ championship season is filling a lot of shelves with fresh hardware.
    The Dodgers were recognized as the top offensive team in baseball, winning the Silver Slugger team award on Tuesday. Three individuals — Shohei Ohtani, Teoscar Hernandez and Mookie Betts — also won Silver Slugger awards as the top hitter in the National League at their position.
    Already a finalist for the National League Most Valuable Player award, Ohtani was named the Silver Slugger Award winner
  • Dodgers clean up with 3 individual Silver Sluggers and team award

    Dodgers clean up with 3 individual Silver Sluggers and team award
    The Dodgers’ championship season is filling a lot of shelves with fresh hardware.
    The Dodgers were recognized as the top offensive team in baseball, winning the Silver Slugger team award on Tuesday. Three individuals — Shohei Ohtani, Teoscar Hernandez and Mookie Betts — also won Silver Slugger awards as the top hitter in the National League at their position.
    Already a finalist for the National League Most Valuable Player award, Ohtani was named the Silver Slugger Award winner
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  • Orange County football schedule for CIF-SS quarterfinals, Nov. 14-15

    Orange County football schedule for CIF-SS quarterfinals, Nov. 14-15
    This week’s schedule for the Orange County football teams in the CIF-SS quarterfinals.
    FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
    QUARTERFINALS
    Games start at 7 p.m. unless noted.
    THURSDAY
    DIVISION 11
    El Rancho vs. Los Amigos at Garden Grove HS
    Los Amigos’ Adrian Ramirez (1) prepares to stiff-arm Nogales’ Faustino Lopez (33) during a football game at Nogales High School in La Puente on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024. (Photo by Trevor Stamp, Contributing Photographer)
    FRIDAY
    DIVISION 1
    Sierra Canyon vs. Mater
  • Letter: Newsom’s next job should be dishwasher at the French Laundry

    Letter: Newsom’s next job should be dishwasher at the French Laundry
    My prayer is that Gavin Newsom will be a dishwasher at the French Laundry in 2028.
    The election results, both presidential and state wide, should have shown Newsom and all his cronies that thier woke policies, dictator type leadership, failed programs, and wastefull spending are not what the public wants.
    Newsom is so arrogant and must think that he’s doing a great job here in California that he could be president.
    Well I hope that the American people on both sides can see a loser when one
  • Genetic testing giant 23andMe cuts 40% of workforce, discontinues therapeutics division

    Genetic testing giant 23andMe cuts 40% of workforce, discontinues therapeutics division
    NEW YORK  — 23andMe is laying off 40% of its workforce, or more than 200 employees, and discontinuing its therapeutics division as the struggling genetic testing company attempts to slash costs.
    The latest restructuring efforts were announced by 23andMe on Monday. The company said it plans to wind down ongoing clinical trials “as quickly as practical” — and that it was currently evaluating “strategic alternatives” for assets related to its drug developmen
  • UCLA women’s basketball starts hot, flies past Pepperdine

    UCLA women’s basketball starts hot, flies past Pepperdine
    LOS ANGELES — Janiah Barker had 18 points and 11 rebounds, Lauren Betts had 17 points and 12 rebounds and the No. 5 UCLA women’s basketball team rolled past Pepperdine 91-54 on Tuesday.
    The Bruins (3-0) started the matinee game scoring the first 18 points. Ornela Muca, who led Pepperdine (1-2) with 20 points, made a 3-pointer to stop the run.
    Betts made all six of her shots in the first half and didn’t miss until the third quarter. Seven of her 12 rebounds were on the offensive
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  • CHOC doctor reminds, this holiday season, give yourself the gift of gratitude

    CHOC doctor reminds, this holiday season, give yourself the gift of gratitude
    By Dr. Christopher Min
    Contributing Columnist
    Thanksgiving and the holiday season are ideal times to reflect on the things in life you’re grateful for. But for people who are struggling, the holidays can be particularly tough.
    As a pediatric psychologist, I see children, teens and young adults dealing with emotional challenges regardless of the season. But the year-end whirlwind of family get-togethers and celebrations can make things worse for those who are struggling.
    I recently saw a yo
  • Why California takes weeks to count votes, while states like Florida are faster

    Why California takes weeks to count votes, while states like Florida are faster
    By MAYA SWEEDLER
    WASHINGTON  — One week after Election Day, control of the U.S. House rests on just over a dozen races where winners have not yet been determined.
    Nine states have at least one uncalled House race, some of which are so close they are headed to a recount.
    Then there’s California. About half of the yet-to-be-decided House races are in the state, which has only counted about three-quarters of its votes statewide.
    This isn’t unusual or unexpected, as the nation
  • Ducks hope they’ve corrected course in homestand

    Ducks hope they’ve corrected course in homestand
    The Ducks broke through on the scoreboard and in the win column alike Sunday after four straight low-scoring losses, and sought to roll some confidence into Wednesday’s meeting with the Vegas Golden Knights.
    That will be the penultimate game of a season-long homestand that started with three losses but now has a victory as part of what coach Greg Cronin called “template games” in three of the Ducks’ last four showings, exempting a less competitive effort against Vancouver
  • Why ‘Didion & Babitz’ author warns readers: Don’t be a baby

    Why ‘Didion & Babitz’ author warns readers: Don’t be a baby
    In “Didion & Babitz,” author Lili Anolik opens with some advice: “Reader, Don’t be a baby.”
    It’s an apt warning for readers who might consider themselves Joan Didion and/or Eve Babitz aficionados. While their most ardent fans — Sixties counterculture devotees and literary It-girl wannabes (of which I am both) — know the lore, Anolik, reader, knows much more.
    What was really going on behind Didion’s glamorous dark shades and detached cool
  • California is suing its way to higher energy costs

    California is suing its way to higher energy costs
    Residents of California are suffering under some of the highest energy prices in America. So why then are some of the Golden State’s elected officials trying to make things even worse?
    In September of last year, Attorney General Rob Bonta launched a climate change lawsuit against energy producers with this objective appearing to be an express goal. At a discussion regarding the litigation in April, he said that one purpose of the lawsuit was to make oil and gas “m
  • Rams facing tough decisions on offensive line

    Rams facing tough decisions on offensive line
    INGLEWOOD — In the first quarter of Monday’s 23-15 loss to the Miami Dolphins, the Rams faced 3rd-and-7 at their own 49-yard line, an obvious passing down, especially given how the run game had performed to that point.
    Dolphins defensive tackle Calais Campbell was in the one-technique between center Jonah Jackson and left guard Steve Avila, both on the field for the first time after lengthy stays on injured reserve. Defensive tackle Zach Sieler was outside Avila in the three-techniqu
  • UCLA kicker Mateen Bhaghani chasing records while inspiring others

    UCLA kicker Mateen Bhaghani chasing records while inspiring others
    LOS ANGELES — UCLA kicker Mateen Bhaghani gets more attention than the average college football specialist. He even has his own nickname – “Money Bhags” – and took hold of the spotlight Friday when he drilled a 57-yard field goal against Iowa.
    “At first I saw it and was like, ‘Oh, how far was that?’ because obviously we saw it was far,” Bruins receiver Logan Loya said. “They said 57 yards and we were like, ‘Damn.’”
    Bha
  • First look at Disneyland steakhouse coming to Downtown Disney

    First look at Disneyland steakhouse coming to Downtown Disney
    A Michelin-starred chef will bring his old school Italian-American New York City restaurant to Downtown Disney when he opens a new steakhouse at the Anaheim outdoor shopping mall next to Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.
    New York City celebrity chef Joe Isidori will open the Arthur & Sons Steak and Bourbon steakhouse and Pearl’s Roadside BBQ barbecue joint on the footprint of the former Tortilla Jo’s location in Downtown Disney.
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  • Lakers’ Anthony Davis says his eye is ‘fine’, plans to play Wednesday

    Lakers’ Anthony Davis says his eye is ‘fine’, plans to play Wednesday
    EL SEGUNDO — Lakers star big man Anthony Davis said after Tuesday’s practice that his left eye is “fine” and that he’ll be available for Wednesday’s home game against the Memphis Grizzlies.
    ESPN’s Dave McMenamin reported that Davis had his eye examined by an ophthalmologist Monday, with Davis saying he was cleared to play.
    “Nothing happens next,” Davis said, with his left eye notably red. “I go about my days like I would any other day.
  • Orange County boys athlete of the week: Anthony Abad, Sonora

    Orange County boys athlete of the week: Anthony Abad, Sonora
    The Orange County boys athlete of the week:
    Name: Anthony Abad
    School: Sonora
    Sport: Football
    Year: Senior
    Noteworthy: He rushed for 311 yards and four touchdowns on 35 carries in the Raiders’ 41-25 win over Alemany in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division 9 playoffs. Abad (5-9, 175) this season has rushed for 1,920 yards and 25 touchdowns. He is averaging 8 yards a carry. Sonora (6-5) plays Quartz Hill (8-3) in the CIF-SS quarterfinals Friday at La Habra High.
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  • NASA’s JPL to cut 325 positions amid budget tightening

    NASA’s JPL to cut 325 positions amid budget tightening
    NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) announced Tuesday, Nov. 12, that it will lay off more than 300 employees—approximately 5% of its workforce—in an effort to align with budgetary constraints.
    In a memo sent to employees and posted on its website, JPL Director Laurie Leshin said that the organization will proceed with a workforce action on Wednesday, Nov. 13, cutting 325 positions across technical, business, and support sectors.
    “Despite this being incredibly difficult
  • Foothill football coach Doug Case not ready to ‘graduate’ after special playoff win

    Foothill football coach Doug Case not ready to ‘graduate’ after special playoff win
    Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe nowFoothill football coach Doug Case achieved a goal on his bucket list last month by participating in his team’s Senior Night activities.
    Accompanied by his wife Sonja, Case joined about 40 seniors and was recognized before a home game. Case, who announced in the summer that he will retire after this season, gladly posed for photographs after his turn.
    “It was pretty cool,” he said. &ldquo
  • Angels sign catcher Travis d’Arnaud to 2-year deal

    Angels sign catcher Travis d’Arnaud to 2-year deal
    The Angels added veteran catcher Travis d’Arnaud on a two-year, $12 million deal, giving them a more experienced backup to pair with starter Logan O’Hoppe.
    General manager Perry Minasian said the Angels haven’t decided what they will do with Matt Thaiss, the backup catcher last season. They could keep three catchers, because Thaiss can also play first and third, or they could trade him.
    D’Arnaud, 35, hit .238 with 15 homers and a .739 OPS in 99 games with the Braves last
  • Holiday flights are cheaper this year — here’s how to book smart

    Holiday flights are cheaper this year — here’s how to book smart
    By Laurie Baratti, TravelPulse (TNS)
    The end-of-year holidays are fast approaching and, whether you’re planning a traditional trip back to the family homestead or an escape to a sun-drenched beach, having the inside track on when and how to book your holiday travel can save you substantial amounts of stress and money. But the windows for snagging flight deals for the upcoming holidays, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year’s, are by and large closed by the end of O
  • Violent attacks on Jews in Amsterdam should horrify the civilized world

    Violent attacks on Jews in Amsterdam should horrify the civilized world
    Recent scenes from Amsterdam were horrifying. Violence continued this week throughout the typically placid city after pro-Palestinian rioters violently attacked Jewish fans of the soccer team Maccabi Tel Aviv. Palestinian supporters allege Israeli soccer fans instigated the riots, but news reports suggest it was orchestrated in advance via social media.
    Rioters burned trams and participated in what one Dutch official called a “Jew hunt.” In the latest news, the Israeli airline El Al
  • Don’t throw out expired COVID-19 tests, FDA says

    Don’t throw out expired COVID-19 tests, FDA says
    Morayo Ogunbayo | (TNS) The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
    You probably have a cabinet full of rapid COVID-19 tests you’ve accumulated. The expiration dates have come closer and closer, with some tests even reaching them.
    The Food and Drug Administration, however, has said those expiration dates are subject to change, providing a list of the tests that have had their dates extended.
    COVID-19 rapid antigen tests allow people to check for SARS-CoV-2 infections without help from professionals.
  • Kings need to show more against Avalanche in Colorado

    Kings need to show more against Avalanche in Colorado
    From the NHL city nearest the Canadian Rockies to the front yard of the American Rockies, the Kings left Calgary for Colorado on their mountainous two-step of a road trip.
    They fell 2-1 in Calgary, in a game wherein they didn’t get their first shot until more than 11 minutes into the match and immediately surrendered a two-on-one rush against. That was a microcosm of an effort in which the Kings had little fire against the Flames for much of the night.
    “We just didn’t show enou
  • Certifying this year’s presidential results begins quietly, in contrast to the 2020 election

    Certifying this year’s presidential results begins quietly, in contrast to the 2020 election
    By CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY and ALI SWENSON, Associated Press
    ATLANTA (AP) — Local officials are beginning to certify the results of this year’s presidential election in a process that, so far, has been playing out quietly, in stark contrast to the tumultuous certification period four years ago that followed then-President Donald Trump’s loss.
    Georgia is the first of the presidential battleground states to start certifying, with local election boards scheduled to vote throughout th
  • STD epidemic slows as new syphilis and gonorrhea cases fall in US

    STD epidemic slows as new syphilis and gonorrhea cases fall in US
    By MIKE STOBBE
    NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. syphilis epidemic slowed dramatically last year, gonorrhea cases fell and chlamydia cases remained below prepandemic levels, according to federal data released Tuesday.
    The numbers represented some good news about sexually transmitted diseases, which experienced some alarming increases in past years due to declining condom use, inadequate sex education, and reduced testing and treatment when the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
    Last year, cases of the most inf
  • 19-year-old arrested in fatal shooting of boy, 16, in Anaheim park

    19-year-old arrested in fatal shooting of boy, 16,  in Anaheim park
    A 19-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of shooting to death a 16-year-old boy at an Anaheim park over the weekend.
    The shooting occurred Sunday evening, Nov. 10, in the parking lot area of John Marshall Park, at 2001 W. La Palma Ave. The boy was confronted by a group of suspects when one pulled out a handgun and shot him, Anaheim police said.
    It was unclear if the boy was alone when he was approached. The teen, whose name was not released, suffered a gunshot wound to the chest and died at a
  • How to go cashless while also avoiding credit card debt

    How to go cashless while also avoiding credit card debt
    By Kimberly Palmer and Sara Rathner, NerdWallet
    Consumers broke up with cash during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it doesn’t appear that they’re rushing to reconcile.
    Before the pandemic, Steffen Kaplan, a social media and visual consultant in the New York area, preferred using cash to credit cards. When we spoke in September 2020, he said cash helped him avoid overspending, but the coronavirus changed his spending habits.
    “I don’t carry cash around with me anymore,” K
  • 8 Downtown Disney shops and restaurants announce opening dates

    8 Downtown Disney shops and restaurants announce opening dates
    Downtown Disney will open a bunch of new retailers and restaurants just in time for the Christmas shopping season as the Anaheim outdoor mall begins wrapping up another round of construction while work continues on other projects.
    Disneyland announced opening dates and timeframes for eight shops, restaurants and bars in Downtown Disney.
    Sign up for our Park Life newsletter and find out what’s new and interesting every week at Southern California’s theme parks. Subscribe here.
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