RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA >> The Santa Margarita baseball team continued its hot start to the season Wednesday by grinding out a 5-4 win against JSerra at Santa Margarita High. UCLA commit Logan De Groot drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the seventh inning to give Santa Margarita (11-0, 2-0) the walk-off win. “For…
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One person was in custody Wednesday night after a pursuit of robbery suspects ended in a crash of their vehicle, Santa Ana Police Department officials said. ICYMI: Santa Ana police were chasing robbery suspects when they flipped their vehicle on the northbound I-5. Police detained three suspects but are searching for another. pic.twitter.com/5FaxluWisG — CBS…
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Heather Dubrow is throwing another over-the-top party at her mansion – because, of course, she is – when who do we spy but singer Richard Marx and his wife actress Daisy Fuentes walking in. And if Marx is on “The Real Housewives of Orange County,” you know he’s not going home until he’s delivered a…
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First, you beat ’em. Then you join ’em. Five months after beating the Dodgers in the NL Championship Series on the way to a World Series title but only days after the Atlanta Braves moved on from him, Freddie Freeman has agreed to sign with the Dodgers. According to multiple reports, the Dodgers will sign…
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The sale of flavored tobacco will be banned in Santa Ana starting next month. The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to adopt an ordinance that prohibits the sale of the menthol, fruit and candy-flavored products criticized for luring youth into an addictive nicotine habit. “It’s a matter of health,” Councilwoman Nelida Mendoza told her…
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PORTLAND, Ore. — UCLA has been to the NCAA Tournament before. But have these players really been a part of traditional March Madness? This year’s tournament is normal – which is different – for the Bruins. It was just last year when UCLA made its deepest postseason run since 2006 and advanced from the First…
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With charts, lists and bullet points, Westminster staff this week drew a bleak picture of what would happen if the city doesn’t re-up its 1% sales tax. Based on current spending, the city “will be completely out of money” by the 2024-25 fiscal year, Finance Director Erin Backs said at at the March 14 special…
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As the world began recovering from a global pandemic and a broken supply chain, the bloody conflict between Ukraine and Russia broke out. This war has so far claimed the lives of over two thousand Ukrainian civilians, including children. The million-dollar question still remains: what is the role of the U.S. and its allies to…
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MINNEAPOLIS — The history dates back well before this chapter. Since Patrick Beverley took a dive into Russell Westbrook’s leg in 2013, the two have been at each other’s throats. Nine years later, there might be no one reveling in the Lakers’ torment quite like Beverley: During the second quarter of Wednesday night’s game at…
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Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now GARDEN GROVE — Pacifica’s standout sophomores are quickly becoming seasoned softball veterans. The second-ranked Mariners showed that again Wednesday by rallying from an early two-run deficit to beat No. 8 Marina 4-2 in a nonleague game at Pacifica High. Marina coach Shelly Luth…
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