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November 28, 2022

Fryer on football: ‘First and 10’ list wraps up the CIF-SS finals

Starting the high school football week in Orange County with notes, comments and observations … 1. The better team won. St. John Bosco beat Mater Dei 24-22 because the Braves were superior in almost every...

November 28, 2022

Final Orange County football poll: Mater Dei, Los Alamitos finish 1-2 in Top 25

There are three voters in the Register’s weekly poll. Points are awarded for each spot in the poll, starting with 25 points for a No. 1 ranking. Notable this week: Mater Dei is No. 1...

November 27, 2022

Yorba Linda, Laguna Beach get home games for CIF regional football championships

Two teams from Orange County will get to enjoy the comforts of home for their CIF Southern California Regional championship games, while three others will be on the road. Yorba Linda (14-0) will be home...

November 27, 2022

Northwood football champs again with win over Lakewood in Division 8 final

LAKEWOOD – Northwood won the CIF Southern Section Division 11 football championship last year. The Timberwolves moved up to Division 8 this season. Division 8 was better. So was Northwood. The Timberwolves defeated Lakewood 35-14...

November 25, 2022

Steven Choi set to depart Assembly leaving a legacy of education and service

For Assemblymember Steven S. Choi, it’s just the end of the first chapter of his political career. Choi has represented the 68th Assembly district — an area that encompassed Villa Park, Orange, North Tustin and...

November 25, 2022

Irvine approves hotel worker protections; union looks to Anaheim next

A union that represents hospitality workers won a victory in Irvine, which just adopted a new law requiring hotels to give workers “panic buttons” for safety and limiting how many rooms per day housekeepers must...

November 24, 2022

Orange County pharmacist convicted of role in $11 million healthcare fraud

An Orange County pharmacist was convicted of 22 federal charges for her role in a healthcare fraud scheme that involved filling more than 1,000 bogus prescriptions for compounded medications, costing the U.S. military more than...

November 23, 2022

Second Harvest Food Bank is fresh for the holiday

Just in time for Thanksgiving, the Second Harvest Food Bank held its 40th Anniversary Campaign “No Lunch” Lunch this week showcasing a new emphasis for the organization on providing free and equitable access to fresh...

November 23, 2022

New York Times best-selling author Neal Shusterman visits Irvine school, plans reading tonight

Author Neal Shusterman speaks to students at Plaza Vista School in Irvine, CA on Tuesday, November 22, 2022. Shusterman, a New York Times best-selling author, did an hour long Q&A session with about 300 students....

November 22, 2022

Mater Dei’s Bruce Rollinson feeling sentimental with Division 1 title game at Rose Bowl

Bruce Rollinson did not plan on 2022 being his final season as Mater Dei’s football coach. But the season is unfolding like he did plan it, and it almost looks like he wrote a script...