The following 101 students have been nominated for the 2024 Artist of the Year in dance from teachers and private instructors at Orange County high schools and arts organizations. See more nominees Film and TV Instrumental music Vocal music Theater Fine arts Media arts This year, when students filled out their portion of the nomination…
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The Orange County Register is proud to announce the 2024 nominees for the Artist of the Year program. Designed as a companion to the annual high school Athlete of the Year honors, this program honors top junior and senior artists in Orange County. In 2014, the first year of the program, 113 students were nominated,…
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The sober living home where Christopher Lee Kearns allegedly tried to kill his 8-year-old son with a screwdriver bills itself as a calm, quiet, “working man’s” place. Rent is $175 a week or $700 a month. Folks must have a job or be looking for one. They must attend mandatory house meetings and are encouraged…
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SACRAMENTO – The great conservative thinker William F. Buckley in 1963 wrote that he would rather “live in a society governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston telephone directory than in a society governed by the 2,000 faculty members of Harvard University.” Buckley recognized the great “brainpower” among the university’s faculty, but feared…
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the last time the state of California had to deal with an epidemic of this nature was 1918. The Spanish Flu struck young adults. The coronavirus was deadly for seniors. Since there was no one in Sacramento leadership remaining who had lived through the health crisis of a century ago, the…
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More than 25,000 runners rose before dawn on Sunday, March 17, then yawned, stretched, flexed, twisted and hydrated, illuminated by the lights of Los Angeles’ iconic Dodger Stadium, in anticipation of running from Chavez Ravine to Culver City. At 7 a.m. sharp, they were off and running with big cheers. Young. Older. In between. All…
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My research into the socioeconomic factors that explain statewide differences in COVID death rates has shown that California’s broad-based use of mandates led to sharp losses in overall economic activity but had little to no impact in saving lives. The extent to which each state used mandates to control the spread of COVID can be…
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At a time when top combined federal and California state income tax rates approach nearly 50%, and many tax breaks are set to expire soon, understanding the basics of tax planning is crucial if you want to secure your financial future. Drawing from over three decades of experience, I have distilled the top five tips…
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<p>Tens of thousands were descending on Dodger Stadium this morning for the L.A. Marathon.</p><p>The annual spectacle — this is the 39th — includes more than 25,000 runners, who pound the pavement for a 26.2-mile trek from the stadium to Century City.</p><p>In between, L.A. goes by – from Little Tokyo to the Hollywood Sign, and from…
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LONG BEACH — A matchup between the top two men’s college volleyball teams in the country lived up to the billing Saturday night. With a crowd of 4,062 fans hanging on every point past the midway point of the fourth set, No. 2-ranked Long Beach State outlasted No. 1 Hawaii in a five-set thriller 25-20,…
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