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Deena Ileto gripped the microphone as she stood in front of a crowd outside Irvine’s City Hall Saturday, where she recounted the story of her… Read More »Stand for Asians Solidarity hosts unity rally

ARCADIA — While the other six jockeys were riding horses in Saturday’s $300,000 Grade I Beholder Mile at Santa Anita, Robby Albarado was aboard something… Read More »Swiss Skydiver earns impressive Beholder Mile victory at Santa Anita

By PIPER HUDSPETH BLACKBURN LOUISVILLE, Ky. — On the one-year anniversary of Breonna Taylor’s death, the slain Black woman’s family continued their call for justice… Read More »In Louisville, Breonna Taylor’s family honors her legacy

Marvin Hagler, the middleweight boxing great whose title reign and career ended with a split-decision loss to Sugar Ray Leonard in 1987, died Saturday. He… Read More »Marvin Hagler, middleweight boxing legend, dies at 66

In the final days before COVID-19 introduced itself like an unsympathetic devil, athletes and reporters did their interviews a couple of yards apart. It was… Read More »Whicker: Utah Jazz rose to power after a COVID-19 vigil

UC Davis has become the Big West Conference’s women’s basketball behemoth, to the point that even two months of inactivity couldn’t slow the Aggies down.… Read More »Alexander: UC Davis women shrug off a 2-month break, cut down nets

In the final days before COVID-19 introduced itself like an unsympathetic devil, athletes and reporters did their interviews a couple of yards apart. It was… Read More »Whicker: Utah Jazz rose to power after a COVID-19 vigil

It’ll be Next Man Up on this three-game road swing for the Clippers, who’ll be without Patrick Beverley starting Sunday in New Orleans, the team… Read More »Clippers without Patrick Beverley for 3-game road trip

Marvin Hagler, the middleweight boxing great whose title reign and career ended with a split-decision loss to Sugar Ray Leonard in 1987, died Saturday. He… Read More »Marvin Hagler, middleweight boxing legend, dies at 66

Deena Ileto gripped the microphone as she stood in front of a crowd outside Irvine’s City Hall Saturday, where she recounted the story of her… Read More »Stand for Asians Solidarity hosts unity rally

In the final days before COVID-19 introduced itself like an unsympathetic devil, athletes and reporters did their interviews a couple of yards apart. It was… Read More »Whicker: Utah Jazz rose to power after a COVID-19 vigil

In the final days before COVID-19 introduced itself like an unsympathetic devil, athletes and reporters did their interviews a couple of yards apart. It was… Read More »Whicker: Utah Jazz rose to power after a COVID-19 vigil

Pickled red onions are a culinary treasure. Brightened with a balancing act of vinegar and sugar, they create a refreshing contrast to the richness of… Read More »Recipe: Pickled red onions add sweet-sour allure to many dishes

Girl Scouts have been getting creative with this year’s selling season falling during a pandemic. They’ve made their sales pitches over social media, they are… Read More »Cars line up to fill up on Girl Scout cookies

Scores and stats from Orange County games — including football — on Saturday, March 13. Click here for details about sending your team’s scores and… Read More »Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday, March 13

Colorado’s Maddox Daniels fouls USC’s Tahj Eaddy during their Pac-12 Tournament semifinal on Friday night in Las Vegas. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) LAS VEGAS,… Read More »USC’s comeback not enough against Colorado in Pac-12 semis

Colt Fulton threw for 313 yards and five touchdowns as No. 4-ranked Santa Margarita soared to a 54-16 victory over Lakewood in Anthony Rouzier’s first… Read More »Football roundup: Santa Margarita soars in opener; Corona del Mar extends win streak

The question that loomed over high school football for months has finally been answered. Yes, there is going to be a season this school year.… Read More »OCVarsity Football Preview: The (unusual, surprising, bizarre) ’21 spring season begins

The question that loomed over high school football for months has finally been answered. Yes, there is going to be a season this school year.… Read More »OCVarsity Football Preview: The (unusual, surprising, bizarre) ’21 spring season begins

The question that loomed over high school football for months has finally been answered. Yes, there is going to be a season this school year.… Read More »OCVarsity Football Preview: The (unusual, surprising, bizarre) ’21 spring season begins