They say if you’re ever in the Northeast and don’t like the weather – just wait – it will change. College basketball isn’t much different. One week a blue blood program is being heralded as the “team to beat” and the next week that same team is leading SportsCenter for losing to an unranked opponent…
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You’ll have to win the virtual queue lottery or pay extra for Lightning Lane access to ride Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway because Disneyland won’t offer a standby line when the new trackless dark ride opens next week at the Anaheim theme park. Disneyland visitors will be required to join a virtual queue or pay…
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The kitchen. (Photo by Brian Ashby / Invisible House) The primary suite. (Photo by Brian Ashby / Invisible House) The primary bathroom. (Photo by Brian Ashby / Invisible House) A view of the indoor, 100-foot solar-heated pool. (Photo by Brian Ashby / Invisible House) The view from the main living space of the home. (Photo…
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Rapper T.I. and his wife, singer Tameka “Tiny” Harris, are facing off with a Chatsworth toymaker in a federal civil trial that began in a Santa Ana courtroom on Wednesday, Jan. 18, over more than two-dozen dolls that the couple says were based on the stolen likeness of their daughter and her two partners in…
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Already familiar with running another California coastal town surrounded by military bases, Andy Hall will take the helm as San Clemente’s city manager in February. The City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 17, unanimously selected Hall for San Clemente’s top post; he’ll be leaving the helm of Imperial Beach in San Diego County. The town of…
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The family of Orange County lawyer Elliot Blair on Wednesday disputed reports from Mexican authorities that he was shooing away noisy pigeons outside his Rosarito Beach hotel room just before he died in a fall early Saturday. Baja California Attorney General Ricardo Ivan Carpio Sanchez called Blair’s fall from an open-air hallway at Las Rocas…
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When Riverside County sheriff’s Deputy Isaiah Cordero pulled over a black pickup in Jurupa Valley on Dec. 29, he may have considered the stop so routine that he didn’t notify dispatchers, which is standard practice. But minutes later Cordero was mortally wounded, shot, the Sheriff’s Department said, by a career violent criminal with a warrant…
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The jury foreperson in the first trial of the Mongols Motorcycle club member who shot and killed a Pomona SWAT officer said she made friends with the man and his family after the verdict and denies being in a romantic relationship with him. “They became very good friends and family to me,” Janine Eiley said.…
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Southern California Girls Athlete of the Week Athlete: Moka Saiki School: Portola Sport: Basketball Noteworthy: The guard scored 17 of her season-high 33 points in the fourth quarter of a 66-58 loss to reigning CIF State Division II champion Sage Hill in the teams’ Pacific Coast League opener. Saiki made four of her five 3-pointers…
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Southern California Boys Athlete of the Week Athlete: Tyrone Riley School: St. Pius X-St. Matthias Sport: Basketball Noteworthy: The 6-foot-6 guard averaged 28 points per game last week and led St. Pius X-St. Matthias to wins against Salesian and Oak Park. The junior scored 32 points in a 72-58 win against Camino Real League rival…
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