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Cassadee Pope goes acoustic at Chain Reaction

posted by BY CASSIE ROSSEL @ 3:30 PM
Saturday, January 28, 2012

Cassadee Pope, of rock outfit Hey Monday, kicked off the first leg of her solo acoustic tour at Chain Reaction in Anaheim on Friday. This is the first time that Pope has toured without her band which is currently on hiatus. The singer was joined by…

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Whiting: Fed pot crackdown merely redirects sales

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:00 AM
Friday, January 27, 2012

The costly federal crackdown on state-legal medical marijuana collectives is certainly having an impact.
On WeedMaps.com, a popular website that is to marijuana what SigAlert.com is to traffic, the landscape has changed radically.
Where dozens of…

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Spitzer-Pauly supervisor race heats up

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 5:24 PM
Thursday, January 26, 2012

When Chuck DeVore moved to Texas and dropped out of the Board of Supervisors race against Todd Spitzer, I thought we’d lost any chance of a rollicking, no-holds-barred campaign. Several people considered going up against Spitzer, but figured that…

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Watergate sparks debate 40 years later

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 3:30 PM
Thursday, January 26, 2012

Watergate’s like a hornet’s nest. Poke it, and someone’s going to get stung.
It’s time to put on your protective netting.
On Jan. 27, Chapman University’s Law Review is presenting “The 40th Anniversary of Watergate: A Commemoration of the Rule of…

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Homeless cycle: She beat it; Dad didn’t

posted by By YVETTE CABRERA @ 8:00 AM
Thursday, January 26, 2012

The odds were that Julia Smit-Lozano wouldn’t be able to break the cycle of homelessness.
Yet she did.
She could have drifted in and out of homelessness as her parents had for most of their lives.
But she didn’t.
Instead, today at 32, Smit-Lozano is…

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For now, D.A. wins in victim’s case

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 7:43 PM
Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Round 1 in the fight between D.A. Tony Rackauckas and Todd Spitzer over whether crime victims have expanded rights to see police reports goes to T-Rack.
Judge Gerald Johnston earlier this week denied Spitzer’s motion on behalf of a victim to get a…

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Video: Top 10 Plays of the Week

posted by JONATHAN KHAMIS @ 9:08 PM
Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Highlights include an overzealous soccer dad celebrating a goal, a game-tying goal, a mammoth facial dunk, a water polo score from half the length of the pool, and more!
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Fuentes plays kingmaker from bedside

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 6:45 PM
Tuesday, January 24, 2012

For months, the remapping of the county’s coastal Assembly seat, running from Huntington down to Laguna, has been a headache for conservative Republican leaders.
Last week, Huntington Beach Councilman Joe Carchio announced he is running for the new…

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Nanette’s guilty; many punished

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 5:52 PM
Monday, January 23, 2012

Verdict Day in a big trial always fascinates me in two ways: 1) the swiftness with which such a monumental moment passes; and 2) the revelation of the unusual alliances that have formed through what is often years of litigation to get to this point….

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Killing spree over? Homeless still afraid

posted by By YVETTE CABRERA @ 4:11 PM
Monday, January 23, 2012

You would think that the capture of a suspected serial killer would bring some relief to the homeless population that was targeted in a series of murders that began last month.
But it hasn’t.
That’s because when you live on the streets of Orange…

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Public defender has his defender

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 8:00 AM
Monday, January 23, 2012

I expect the jury in the Nanette Johnston Packard McNeal trial to come back Monday – Tuesday at the latest – and I expect it to find her guilty in the murder of William McLaughlin.
I don’t think the outcome will turn on the mistake Deputy Public…

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She saw battle in World War II

posted by By TERYL ZARNOW @ 11:00 AM
Sunday, January 22, 2012

Muriel Engelman, lovely and sharp at age 91, looks like the Laguna Woods grandma that she is.
If it weren’t for the photos on album pages tied with string and the dog tags saved in plastic, it would be hard to imagine her at age 22 crossing the ocean…

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Republican Latinos want more to join them

posted by By MARTIN WISCKOL @ 3:59 PM
Friday, January 20, 2012

Latinos seem only to enter the Republican primary dialogue when it comes to illegal immigration, but that will change for at least a few hours Thursday when the Hispanic Leadership Network co-sponsors a GOP debate in Jacksonville, Florida.
The…

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Volunteers help keep slopes safe

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 8:15 AM
Friday, January 20, 2012

It’s 10:30 a.m. at Bear Mountain Resort and already the slopes are alive with swooping skiers, bombing boarders – and some twisting, tumbling bodies.
The tumblers make for a small group among the hundreds of people carving turns. But I’m with the…

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Was murder trial bombshell a huge miscue?

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 5:08 PM
Thursday, January 19, 2012

As Mick Hill wound up his closing argument by dramatically plunking down a key in front of prosecutor Matt Murphy, I thought I’d witnessed perhaps the best closing by a defense attorney I’d ever seen.
It was poignant, personal, humorous and full of…

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Readers offer road rage tales, tips

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:00 PM
Thursday, January 19, 2012

After a column on road rage only two weeks ago, I figured I was done with the subject for awhile.
But reader reaction was so amazing, I wanted to share. In a moment, I’ll get to this e-mail: “Your article may have saved my life.”
But this isn’t about…

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Jurors hear Nanette deny her guilt

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 7:55 AM
Wednesday, January 18, 2012

It is highly unlikely Nanette Johnston will testify in her own murder trial, but jurors on Tuesday were still able to hear her in her own voice deny her participation or knowledge of the murder of William McLaughlin. The prosecution played a tape…

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Is it the flu or just a cold?

posted by By JANE GLENN HAAS @ 7:55 AM
Wednesday, January 18, 2012

First of Two Parts
Do you have a cold or the flu?
Flu season is upon us in full force and, unfortunately, your chances of being exposed to the miseries are greater than you think.
Three of four (75 percent) of the 1,044 Americans polled by the…

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Facing fears is lifelong journey

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:40 PM
Tuesday, January 17, 2012

I want to tell you about a therapist who specializes in overcoming fears.
But first let’s get that still uncomfortable word, “therapy,” out of the closet.
While I wait in a Newport Beach therapists’ office for this column, well-heeled clients stride…

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Video: Top 10 plays of the week

posted by JONATHAN KHAMIS @ 7:18 PM
Monday, January 16, 2012

Highlights include a player converting three and1′s in a game, a tricky soccer goal, a brutal wrestling pin, dunks, and more!
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SECOND IN A SERIES
IRVINE – I’m not one to recommend that students leave school, but….
There are always exceptions.
And in the case of Emahn Novid, the move to leave Irvine’s Woodbridge High School this fall was based on his brain, his heart and,…

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Mickadeit: Another hurdle for ugly Nanette defense

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 7:51 AM
Monday, January 16, 2012

When Nanette Johnston’s third husband, William McNeal, was called to the stand last week by prosecutor Matt Murphy, it appeared the initial purpose of his testimony was limited. About all Murphy asked him about during his first direct examination was…

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Everyday Eddie puts his fame to good use

posted by By TERYL ZARNOW @ 11:00 AM
Sunday, January 15, 2012

You can’t always predict who will end up with fame and fortune.
Eddie Guardado didn’t appear especially blessed when he was born in 1970, one of 10 siblings in Stockton where his father had come from Mexico to work the fields.
But Eddie admits, “I…

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Got ink? Tattoos hotter than ever

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 11:00 AM
Friday, January 13, 2012

Climbing the stairs to Gold Rush Tattoo in Costa Mesa and seeing an array of designs for ink on skin – into skin really – is like coming home.
There’s a family vibe to the second-story studio. Many of the artists have known each other for years….

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Keys are key in millionaire murder trial

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 5:31 PM
Thursday, January 12, 2012

Could the key to Nanette Johnston’s guilt or innocence be, quite literally, a key?
As we know, police found two keys at the front door of William McLaughlin’s home on the night he was shot to death, both left by the shooter. One was in the lock; it…

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Inside the task force hunting a serial killer

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 4:01 PM
Thursday, January 12, 2012

As evil stalks the homeless, the factions of law enforcement work as a single army.
Three men are dead by the same hand and I’m with the inter-agency task force determined to catch the killer. On this night, it’s a collection of men and women that…

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An ex tells of a Yes, Yes Nanette

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 8:15 PM
Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Much of the prosecution’s case against Nanette Johnston is a repeat of the trial we saw last year against her alleged co-conspirator, Eric Naposki, in the murder of Newport Beach millionaire William McLaughlin. But we also are seeing some old…

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Video: Top 10 Plays of the Week

posted by JONATHAN KHAMIS @ 11:22 PM
Monday, January 9, 2012

Highlights include a clutch play to save a league winning streak, a free kick goal, a bomb of a three-pointer and more!
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Video by…

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Adding men to the Latino education equation

posted by By YVETTE CABRERA @ 3:46 PM
Monday, January 9, 2012

If it seems like we’ve spent decades talking about improving education among Latino students – driving down dropout rates while driving up college graduation rates – it’s because we have.
Back in 1981, when the Orange County chapter of the…

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Woman’s funeral spirited and sorrowful

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 5:18 PM
Saturday, January 7, 2012

At the end of Za’Zell Preston’s 2 1/2-hour funeral Saturday, church Elder Michael Diggins asked me in an apologetic tone whether the service went too long. “I was afraid you might have been bored,” he said.
“Bored?” I said. “This is the only funeral…

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Tragic life ends on Christmas

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 5:20 PM
Thursday, January 5, 2012

Part III. Previously: Za’Zell Preston, 26, was found dead Christmas morning in the Anaheim apartment she shared with her husband, William Wallace, and her three children, ages 8, 3 and 7 weeks. Wallace, 30, is charged with murder. Wallace had a…

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Venezia: A front seat to rock ’n’ roll history

posted by By BARBARA VENEZIA @ 3:55 PM
Thursday, January 5, 2012

When Michael “Eppy” Epstein sent me the book he wrote with photographer Steve Rosenfield, “Fun & Dangerous,” I couldn’t wait to crack it open.
The 250-page picture book tells the story of the iconic rock ‘n’ roll club My Father’s Place in Roslyn,…

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Column: Time for Ducks to trade Getzlaf

posted by By JEFF MILLER @ 4:06 PM
Wednesday, January 4, 2012

ANAHEIM – The Ducks finally completed a trade Tuesday, though the acquisition of someone from the Toronto Marlies is unlikely to save this season.
Perhaps Luca Caputi one day will have an impact here, but, until then, we’re still stuck with this….

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Death at Christmas? She studied what she knew

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 4:05 PM
Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Part II. Yesterday: Za’Zell Preston, 26, was found dead Christmas morning in the Anaheim apartment she shared with her husband, William Wallace, and her three children, ages 8, 3 and 7 weeks. Wallace, 30, is charged with murder. Authorities believe…

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Woman, dead at Christmas, studied abuse

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 7:45 AM
Wednesday, January 4, 2012

On Christmas morning, William Wallace placed his wife, Za’Zell Preston, on the sofa in front of the Christmas tree so she could watch her daughters, ages 8 and 3, open presents. Za’Zell, however, was almost certainly dead at that point, and probably…

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Westminster Scout leads old-time barn raiser

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:50 PM
Tuesday, January 3, 2012

WESTMINSTER There was a time in Orange County when folks would come from miles around if someone needed to build a barn.
Times haven’t changed.
Kyle Sweet – yes, that’s his real name – was a sophomore at Westminster High a few years ago when he…

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How to help aging parents

posted by By JANE GLENN HAAS @ 1:35 PM
Tuesday, January 3, 2012

For more than a year, Alice Mazmanian has been happy at Silverado Senior Living in Costa Mesa. At least, Mazmanian, who suffers from Alzheimer’s Disease, seems happy – and that’s what counts to her family.
“She just couldn’t stay at home anymore,”…

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Register’s Outdoor Sportsman of Year keeps it fun

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 10:21 AM
Monday, January 2, 2012

What a crazy cool year we had in 2011.
It seemed that every time I chugged up some trail, I ran into someone training for something amazing – Everest, Ironman, 100-mile races – or I met someone enjoying a simple hike.
It wasn’t easy deciding on…

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Celebrating the festivals of light

posted by By RABBI LARRY SEIDMAN, Ph.D. @ 1:32 PM
Sunday, January 1, 2012

In Genesis 6:16, God tells Noah to make a window in the Ark.
Is that about the Christmas season? Yes. I’ll explain a little later.
In last week’s poll, 53 percent of our readers said that on Christmas they celebrate the birth of Jesus. Verily…

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Will pulling border Guard weaken security?

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 10:35 AM
Saturday, December 31, 2011

While many of us snuggled in bed stuffed with Christmas dinner, California National Guard Sgt. Chris Luzader worked.
Sure, it was dark, cold and windy along the Chula Vista sector. But he and his fellow Guard had a mission: Protect the U.S. border….

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Wrongs I was born to write

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 4:54 PM
Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Part II of my look-back-and-catch-up for 2011 has us revisiting some column subjects who got some but not all of what they felt they deserved.
Cigar Guy Cleared. Then: One March day, I got a call from one of my cigar guys, Edgar Uria, who owned a…

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Family still frets over missing prof

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 6:49 PM
Tuesday, December 27, 2011

For the next few days, we’ll catch up with some of the people I wrote about in 2011. Folks I reconnected with were pleasant, if not gracious, when I called this week, even when they didn’t have a good-news update to share. To each, and to all my…

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Costa Mesa man tries to communicate in dreams

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 12:20 PM
Tuesday, December 27, 2011

As the New Year approaches, we dream of possibilities. But what about our actual dreams, the ones that cause us to wonder about the seemingly impossible?
Dan Oldis dreams the seemingly impossible – when he’s awake.
In one way or another, Oldis has…

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Search for a nonexistent Christmas

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 6:41 PM
Monday, December 26, 2011

My expectations for Christmas Day are so corrupted at this point, it’s become a day to endure or, in my best years, to make a game attempt to redefine.
I was as open (some might say subjected) to the spiritual and commercial messages of the day as…

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What are you celebrating this Christmas?

posted by By RABBI LARRY SEIDMAN, Ph.D. @ 1:02 AM
Sunday, December 25, 2011

Today is Christmas Day.
What is it that we are actually celebrating today?
People often say that Christmas is a national holiday. Well, not really. There is no such thing as a “national holiday.” Christmas is a federal holiday — a day when the…

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Independent presidential candidate a certainty

posted by By MARTIN WISCKOL @ 12:30 PM
Friday, December 23, 2011

The partisan process for selecting a president typically means we get the candidate who can most successfully tack toward the grassroots wing of their party to win the primary, then attract moderate voters in the general election.If you’d like a…

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Is history a full-time job in Capo?

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 4:44 PM
Thursday, December 22, 2011

Ilse Byrnes came to San Juan Capistrano in 1959 and fell in love with its architecture and history. Then she spent five decades as a preservation activist trying to make sure visitors and residents would always have the same experience. She’s had her…

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Flood victims go different directions

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 7:21 PM
Wednesday, December 21, 2011

On Wednesday afternoon, just hours before the first anniversary of the event that almost killed them, I called Kim Jensen and Kathy Wright.
Jensen sounded groggy. She didn’t want to talk. “It’s been an awful year,” she said. I asked her where she was…

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‘Golden Girl’ still giving to O.C. AIDS group

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 6:27 PM
Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Bea Arthur died in April of 2009, just seven months after we worked together – sort of – in “Splash Back to Beaver High,” one of the final episodes in the wacky “Splash” musical series that for 25 years raised money for the AIDS Services…

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Column: Birds offer holiday hope to Santa Ana moms

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 6:31 PM
Monday, December 19, 2011

It is 10 shopping days until Christmas and in the basement of the Episcopal Church of the Messiah in downtown Santa Ana a dozen women are at long tables hand-stitching felt Christmas ornaments.
The tiny cardinals and finches are called Birds of Hope,…

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Kelly case widens data rift

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 6:36 PM
Sunday, December 18, 2011

The showdown between Todd Spitzer and D.A. Tony Rackauckas over crime victim’s access to evidence was postponed Friday, but a new player in an even higher profile case entered the fray, a development sure to shine more light on an issue with legal…

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Elite account for 24% of political donations

posted by By MARTIN WISCKOL @ 5:00 PM
Saturday, December 17, 2011

The top 1/100th of the top 1 percent of political donors gave $774 million to federal campaigns in 2010, accounting for 24 percent of all federal political contributions, according to an analysis by the non-partisan watchdog Sunlight Foundation….

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New lawyers jump in to aid poor tenants

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 6:36 PM
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

The arm of the Legal Aid Society of Orange County that represents poor people facing eviction was going to take a huge hit Jan. 1. Federal funding to Legal Aid is being cut by 15 percent, and in preparation for that, the Santa Ana-based nonprofit…

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Virtual bullies stalk social media sites

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 7:05 AM
Wednesday, December 14, 2011

LAST IN A SERIES
Shiny new tablets, laptops, MP3 players, smart phones, video games – great holiday presents for tech-hungry teenagers.
But cyber cop Quyen Vuong sees something different when he looks at such an array. And it doesn’t appear…

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CASA holiday luncheon an upbeat affair

posted by By DONNA BUNCE @ 1:32 PM
Tuesday, December 13, 2011

If you want to be inspired by people doing good in the world, attend a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) fundraiser. CASA Orange County’s annual Holiday Luncheon, hosted by the Friends of CASA support group, was held at The Ritz-Carlton,…

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Video: Top 10 Plays of the Week

posted by JONATHAN KHAMIS @ 7:09 PM
Monday, December 12, 2011

Highlights include an amazing catch in the Pac-5 championship, a touchdown record broken, a no-look pass, and a crazy scissors kick goal in soccer.
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Church fire doesn’t extinguish love

posted by By YVETTE CABRERA @ 4:40 PM
Monday, December 12, 2011

When his wife’s cell rang around 4 a.m. Thursday, Ezequiel Lazaro braced for the worst.
A bad hour, Lazaro thought; must be bad news. He imagined a relative had been in a car accident or worse. He never expected it would be about the Lazaro family’s…

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Readers debate cyclists vs. drivers

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:45 PM
Monday, December 12, 2011

There is no hotter issue in Orange County’s outdoors than cyclists on roads.
We argue about who has what rights and whose behavior is more dangerous. Sometimes we do more than argue.
We yell, flip one another off and – most of all – we mourn.
We…

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How do we translate sacred text??

posted by By RABBI LARRY SEIDMAN, Ph.D. @ 11:39 AM
Sunday, December 11, 2011

What’s the best way to translate a prayer or a sacred document. What should we look for?
On Nov. 27, the Roman Catholic Church introduced a new English translation of the Catholic Mass. This is the third English version. The church describes the new…

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UPS driver turns customers into friends

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 11:00 AM
Sunday, December 11, 2011

As a holiday helper for UPS, I’m dressed in delivery brown. But I feel more like Will Ferrell in “Elf.”
It’s no surprise that the delivery action is non-stop. I expected to work when I asked to spend an afternoon as one of 500 helpers that UPS hires…

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Cyber cop warns of secret teen world

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 7:32 AM
Friday, December 9, 2011

SECOND IN A SERIES
Spend time with cyber cop Quyen Vuong and be prepared to blush.
I’m sitting with the Sheriff’s deputy in his office at Mission Viejo High School, although this could be any place where virtual walls are engineered to keep out…

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Column: T-Rack says no to Spitzer; next stop court

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 12:58 PM
Thursday, December 8, 2011

It appears the legal conflict between Todd Spizter and the office of District Attorney Tony Rackauckas will, indeed, be settled in a courtroom.
I wrote last week of Spitzer’s request for police reports and other evidence in connection with a case in…

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What a way to celebrate Segerstrom Center for the Arts’ 25th anniversary! Combine a theme of old-fashioned Hollywood glamour in a transformed concert hall with fabulous cuisine and over-the-top performances by Tony and Emmy Award winner Kristin…

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Whiting: After 70 years, we honor Pearl Harbor heroes

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:38 PM
Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Some claim that the recent focus on the World Trade Center during 9/11′s 10th anniversary means Americans care more about civilian than military lives.
They point to the muted recognition of Pearl Harbor’s 10th anniversary six decades ago.
But on…

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When two jobs aren’t enough

posted by By YVETTE CABRERA @ 4:16 PM
Monday, December 5, 2011

Fred Olvera drives his Chevy truck south on I-5, toward Santa Ana, the commuter traffic long gone.
It’s chilly, nearly 9 p.m., and most people are home, settling in for the night. But not Fred.
This is who Fred is — a solid, 65-mph-type-of-guy; the…

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Bicyclists’ behavior endangers everyone

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 12:59 PM
Monday, December 5, 2011

I’m heading out to photograph dangerous cycling behavior and fretting.
You know how it goes. You see something all the time. But when you’re really looking for it, it disappears.
It seems that nearly every time I go out, I see cyclists testing their…

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Cyber cop helps keeps O.C. teens safe

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:50 PM
Saturday, December 3, 2011

Ride shotgun with a cyber cop as he patrols the digital world and you’ll stop chuckling over how teenagers know more about computers than most adults.
Consider that experts estimate 20 percent of teenagers have, um, compromising photos of classmates…

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Republicans fight to toss new district lines

posted by By MARTIN WISCKOL @ 5:51 PM
Friday, December 2, 2011

Turned down by the California Supreme Court in an effort to have new congressional districts thrown out, a group of Republicans has filed a federal suit arguing that those districts violate the Voting Rights Act. It’s an unusual instance of GOP…

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Video: Top 10 plays of the week

posted by JONATHAN KHAMIS @ 7:59 PM
Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Highlights include championship celebrations in girls volleyball and boys water polo, an upset in football, and epic touchdown runs.
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Spitzer takes on D.A. on evidence

posted by By FRANK MICKADEIT @ 7:33 PM
Tuesday, November 29, 2011

The notion that there are only two sets of lawyers in a criminal court case is being turned on its head, and guess who, figuratively speaking, is elbowing for room at the counsel table? Todd Spitzer.
In a case working its way through Superior Court,…

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Cyclists’ deaths remind us to ‘share the road’

posted by By DAVID WHITING @ 1:08 PM
Monday, November 28, 2011

After writing more than a dozen columns on road cycling safety, I promised myself to drop the theme this year.
Well, I almost made it. But I’ve been haunted the last several weeks and decided it was worth it to come clean. And since my wife doesn’t…

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I always look forward to the Camino Health Center Auxiliary’s annual Luncheon and Fashion Show – its 27th this year – as it is always a fun affair with some very dedicated women at the reins passionate about raising funds for the Camino Health…

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