SANTA ANA — A 45-year-old man pleaded guilty Monday and was immediately sentenced to 17 years in prison for opening fire on deputies who responded… Read More »Man gets 17 years in prison for shooting at OC deputies in San Juan Capistrano in 2016
By JANIE McCAULEY AP Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO — Andrew Wiggins delivered the biggest game yet in his eight-year career with 26 points and 13… Read More »NBA Finals: Andrew Wiggins propels Warriors to Game 5 win, 3-2 series lead over Celtics
There were a lot of winners in the June 7 primary election. But there were also a lot of losers. Once-rising-stars and big-deals-in-their-own-mind ran for… Read More »Some of Southern California’s biggest primary election losers
By YURI KAGEYAMA TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares fell across the board Tuesday after Wall Street tumbled into a bear market, indicating that major U.S.… Read More »Asian benchmarks decline after bear market hits Wall Street
It was quite the week for the position players among Baltimore’s top prospects. In the majors, Adley Rutschman’s bat started to heat up, and Kyle… Read More »Orioles minor league report: Jordan Westburg, Gunnar Henderson impress in first Triple-A action; 2021 draftees perform well
The lawsuit that has split the family of ailing Orioles owner Peter Angelos won’t halt discussions about a new lease to keep the team in… Read More »Angelos family split won’t halt lease negotiations to keep Orioles in Baltimore, stadium authority says
Last month, state energy officials warned that California likely will have a shortage of electricity this summer equivalent to what is needed to power about… Read More »California regulators tilt at windmills
Last month, state energy officials warned that California likely will have a shortage of electricity this summer equivalent to what is needed to power about… Read More »California regulators tilt at windmills
I don’t vote. Never have, in fact. My reasoning is fairly simple and best put by the great American philosopher George Dennis Patrick Carlin: “If… Read More »In defense of the non-voter
When Lance Lynn is on the mound, fellow Chicago White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito always notices his “presence and attitude.” “When it’s a big spot… Read More »‘We need that mentality’: Lance Lynn comes off the IL and starts for the Chicago White Sox, who beat the Detroit Tigers 9-5
By YURI KAGEYAMA TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares fell across the board Tuesday after Wall Street tumbled into a bear market, indicating that major U.S.… Read More »Asian benchmarks decline after bear market hits Wall Street
By JANIE McCAULEY AP Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO — Andrew Wiggins delivered the biggest game yet in his eight-year career with 26 points and 13… Read More »NBA Finals: Andrew Wiggins propels Warriors to Game 5 win, 3-2 series lead over Celtics
For several seconds Monday night, right-hander Logan Gillaspie remained hunched over on the edge of the mound, hands on his knees and two more runs… Read More »Blue Jays starter Alek Manoah throws six one-hit innings to shut down Orioles, whose bullpen falters again in 11-1 loss
Michelle Obama is the keynote speaker at the Culture of Democracy Summit at the Bank of California Stadium Monday, June 13, 2022. (Photo by David… Read More »Michelle Obama urges LA Summit crowd to help ‘expand democracy’
Anaheim celebrated Old Glory on Sunday with its 27th annual Flag Day event. Participants marched around Pearson Park and for the third year also had… Read More »Orange County marks Flag Day
By Robert Lewis and Joe Hong | CalMatters When the pandemic closed schools in March 2020 – abruptly ending classes and stranding children and working… Read More »Oversight scarce as billions in COVID aid poured into California schools
The intersection of sports and politics has occasionally been fraught with controversy. Amid the civil rights movement, Muhammad Ali was briefly banned from boxing for… Read More »Tyler D. Michals: The collisions between sports and politics underscore our need for tolerance of dissent
By Robert Lewis and Joe Hong | CalMatters When the pandemic closed schools in March 2020 – abruptly ending classes and stranding children and working… Read More »Oversight scarce as billions in COVID aid poured into California schools
The intersection of sports and politics has occasionally been fraught with controversy. Amid the civil rights movement, Muhammad Ali was briefly banned from boxing for… Read More »Tyler D. Michals: The collisions between sports and politics underscore our need for tolerance of dissent
Anaheim celebrated Old Glory on Sunday with its 27th annual Flag Day event. Participants marched around Pearson Park and for the third year also had… Read More »Orange County marks Flag Day
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