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A look at some of the standout high school football players in Orange County during week five based on OC Sports Zone’s coverage, submissions from coaches and reports on X:. Wyatt Lucas, Corona del Mar: The Sea Kings senior set a school record with 352 yards rushing and four touchdowns in the Sea Kings 51-38 victory over Trabuco Hills. Lucas was named the Southern California offensive player of the week by Cal-Hi Sports.

Southern California is bracing for scorching temperatures through early next week as a high-pressure system remains over the region. Inland areas, including valleys and mountains, will experience extreme heat, with highs ranging 10 to 20 degrees above average. Temperatures could soar up to 105°F in some areas, with overnight lows offering little relief.

South Pasadena's game last Wednesday was a loss, but they didn't let that memory haunt them on Tuesday. They had just enough and edged the Monrovia Wildcats out 3-2. That result was just more of the same for these two, as the Tigers also won the last time the pair played back in September.

No. 8 Oregon will make its Big Ten debut against a former Pac-12 foe on Saturday night. The Ducks will go on the road to face the UCLA Bruins in historic Rose Bowl Stadium. After a couple of sleepy starts in its first two games, Oregon picked up the pace against in-state rival Oregon State in Week 3. The Ducks absolutely blasted the Beavers, 49-14, and their offense finally started firing on all cylinders. Former Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel hit his stride, throwing for 291 yards and two touchdowns while completing 20 of his 24 passes. He also added 64 rushing yards and a touchdown on the ground.

PWP’s E-Bike Rebate Program is back, providing Pasadena residents with an opportunity to adopt a greener and more efficient way to get around town. Pasadena Water and Power residential electric customers are now eligible for a $500 rebate when they purchase a new, qualifying, electric bicycle from a bike shop located in the City of Pasadena. Customers currently enrolled in PWP’s income-qualified bill payment assistance program may qualify for an extra $500, bringing their total rebate up to $1,000.

Santa Ana’s Metro Town Square mall near South Coast Plaza will soon be converted into thousands of new homes, senior housing, cafes, shops, restaurants, hotel rooms, a grocer and open space. It’s a development that officials say will be an economic driver for the city. It comes as...

Greystar is a company that has long been synonymous with multifamily real estate. The Charleston, South Carolina-based owner, operator, and developer of apartment buildings across the U.S. and the world has been in business for more than thirty years, growing to become a juggernaut in the multifamily industry and a company that is frequently ranked as the number one apartment owner in the country. In recent years, Greystar has expanded into other sectors, like student housing, logistics, and life sciences, but it still has a big focus on its bread and butter: traditional apartment buildings. And one of its multifamily projects nearing completion in California is its largest one yet.

Nogales put another one in the bag on Tuesday to keep their perfect season alive. They came out on top against the Arcadia Titans by a score of 19-7. Nogales' win was their third straight on the road, which pushed their record up to 3-0. As for Arcadia, the loss snapped their winning streak at three games and leaves them with a 5-4 record.

Onsite Hydrogen Refueling Station. Tom’s Truck Center, an industry leader in commercial truck sales and service and an important part of the Nikola sales and service dealer network, opened the first hydrogen refueling station onsite at a commercial truck dealership. The Nikola HYLA modular hydrogen refueling station for the heavy-duty transportation sector is located onsite […]

River is a calm and gentle 3-year-old Husky who’s looking for a loving home. River’s demeanor is easygoing and relaxed, making him a great fit for a family looking for a sweet, low-maintenance companion. He’s well-behaved on the leash and enjoys leisurely walks where he can explore the world around him at his own pace.

Excessive heat warnings kick in for some L.A. County valleys and the Inland Empire.

Cal State Fullerton men’s soccer midfielder Robert Ordonez was named the Big West Offensive Player of the Week after his multi-goal performance in the Titans’ 4-2 win against UNLV. This is Ordonez’s first weekly award of the season and his fourth overall of his career. He was previously...

New California State University general education pattern changes and cuts made to Areas C and E in response to Assembly Bill No. 928 were announced at a town hall meeting Sept. 12. Also known as the Student Transfer Achievement Reform Act of 2021, AB 928’s goal is to strengthen the...

Coaches: Jordan Jaime (head coach), Sergio Dorrego (assistant coach), Andrea Lantz (assistant coach) Top Returners: Kastuv Aryal (12), Dante Gelles (11), Chase Lee (12), Evan Sereg (12) Top Newcomers: Troy Jung (10), Justin Lee (9), Ethan Park (9) Last Season: The boys water polo team finished 2-6 in the Freeway...

The Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture is entering its seventh year without a full-time dean and has experienced multiple faculty and staff changes throughout the 2024-2025 academic year, including the dean, associate dean and department chairs. Former Interim Dean Martin Sancho-Madriz stepped down at the end of spring 2024 after three years and will return as a professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Science.

Cal Poly Pomona women’s volleyball team defeated rival No.19 Cal State San Bernardino in the California Collegiate Athletics Association conference opener, following the ranked win with a sweep over San Francisco State at Kellogg Arena Sept. 22. The last time No.13 CPP faced CSUSB was last year in post-season...

Cal Poly Pomona students will lose two assistant librarians at the end of the fall 2024 semester after former University Library Dean Pat Hawthorne decided to not renew their contracts, leaving nearly 2,800 students without a dedicated librarian. Hannah Cole and Rayheem Eskridge, both assistant librarians, were told that their...

City of Hope, the California-based cancer research and treatment organization, has announced a $20 million gift from Norman and Melinda Payson in support of pancreatic disease treatment and research. The gift will create a pancreas center that will work to advance research and treatments for pancreatic cancer and diabetes. Norman...

Today we dive into the water polo game from this past Tuesday, September 24th. We had the chance to interview a water polo player, Liam Gallego. He’s from the varsity team as a junior. We asked Liam what was his part of being in the water polo team and he responded, “My favorite part about playing water polo is probably the teammates, because I like, I like the bond and the friendship, so we’ve grown over a couple years playing together.” One of the goals that he accomplished during water polo was reaching the CIF semifinals in his freshman year. Liam told us more about why people should join water polo, he said that people should join because they have a great atmosphere. They are all optimistic about each other, and just trying to bring each other up in his team. He also shared with us what inspired him to join the water polo team and what made him want to be part of the program. He commented “Pretty much just the same thing that I am telling other people to join, just all the friends and people that I knew I would have. It’s been great getting to like, knowing that I would see them for the first day and seeing them every day from then.” One of the challenges he had at the beginning was getting up to speed because water polo is a very fast-paced sport, and it’s a lot of conditioning to play all the time. That’s something he had to work on to become better and get practice to have better conditioning. Something he would like to improve is his conditioning, a lot more swimming, as he said before, so he can be faster because in the sport it’s important. Lastly, we asked what he learned from water polo; he answered, “Something I learned is just to stay optimistic because even when you make a bad play when you’re getting down, it’s important to stay optimistic. And just think about the next play that’s coming.”

El Rancho is 1-9 against La Serna since October of 2014 but they'll have a chance to close the gap a little bit on Friday. The El Rancho Dons will venture away from home to challenge the La Serna Lancers at 7:00 p.m. El Rancho is coming into the match hot, having won their last three games.