It’s settled – let the multi-tasking begin. For 99 days, Major League Baseball lay (for the most part) idle. The players were locked out by the owners, rosters were frozen and frustrated fans were left to roll their eyes as the two sides argued over how to slice up an $11 billion pie. With a new…
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There’s always frustration after a loss, but the kind felt by the UC Irvine players and coaches on Thursday afternoon came from a hole deep in their pride. The Anteaters work hardest on their defensive game and a commitment to team rebounding. It’s what has helped the program twice win the Big West Tournament title…
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Once a shopping and entertainment destination for south Orange County, the Laguna Hills Mall is going to become a neighborhood with homes and a park, offices and restaurants, and yes, still some spots for people to shop. The mall’s interior closed four years ago, as it owners prepared to renovate amid departing retail businesses, but…
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A Superior Court judge on Thursday, March 10, ordered the unsealing of “hundreds and hundreds of documents” related to Riverside County’s care of the 13 Turpin children who endured years of abuse in their Perris home before one snuck out in 2018 and called police. The records, which the county originally had refused to make…
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PHILADELPHIA — The night began with boos for Ben Simmons. The night ended with boos for the 76ers, and cheers from the traveling Nets faithful after the arena cleared. Philly fans booed Simmons, the ex-Sixers star who joined the Nets in the James Harden trade, every time he was visible: When he entered the team…
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Ducks took to the ice at Bridgestone Arena looking like a team playing an exhibition game in September rather than a playoff hopeful in March, desperate to stay within striking distance with the regular season drawing closer to its end. They played without five regulars in their lineup. The results were…
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There wasn’t any deep, detailed game plan for Long Beach State on Thursday afternoon when it faced Cal State Bakersfield in the quarterfinals of the Big West Tournament. If there’s a big rock in the road ahead of you, press the accelerator a bit and drive around it. Top-seeded Long Beach had no intention of…
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MEMPHIS — Well, that trade hasn’t worked out. At least not yet. Cam Reddish, acquired in January by the Knicks for a first-round pick, is out for the rest of the season after tests uncovered a separated shoulder, the team announced Thursday. Reddish is still under contract through next season but his stint in New…
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By Alex Rogers | CNN North Carolina Republican Rep. Madison Cawthorn recently called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “thug” and the Ukrainian government “incredibly evil,” criticizing the country and its leader as Russia invades it. Cawthorn’s statements were aligned with former President Donald Trump’s praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin but in sharp contrast to…
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A 45-year-old mother from Mission Viejo with multiple sclerosis died from COVID because she was denied the coronavirus vaccine by her health care provider, and after falling ill was not given a monoclonal antibody treatment, attorneys for her family allege in a lawsuit filed this week. A wrongful death and medical negligence lawsuit filed against…
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