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The head of California’s Health and Human Services Agency hasn’t offer yet promised new guidance for high school and youth sports competition, but he did deliver a message Friday, Nov. 13, for athletes and families traveling out of state for games. California joined forces with Washington and Oregon on Friday to urge against travel and to recommend visitors or those returning home from travel outside these states to self-quarantine for 14 days to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The advisory comes as many youth and club teams in California are traveling out of state for games, which have been prohibited in the state since Aug. 3. “If a family is going to take the risk and travel out of state to compete or practice for a youth sport or any sport, we’re asking them, first off, not to do that, to make the decision to stay local, stay home,” Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly said Friday during a media briefing about the coronavirus pandemic. “(If) you make that d...

Your body and mind go through many different changes as you age. Most older adults will begin to experience some form of normal age-related changes in thinking and memory, however, some experience more severe forms of memory loss, called dementia.  According to the Alzheimer’s Association , dementia is a general term for loss of memory, language, problem-solving and other thinking abilities that are severe enough to interfere with daily life. Dementia isn’t a single disease, it is an overall term that covers a range of medical conditions.  Omid Omidvar, M.D. (Courtesy of MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center) The most common cause of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease, which accounts for 60% to 80% of all dementia cases. Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive disease that begins with mild memory loss and gradually worsens over the years due to irreversible loss of function in the brain.  The greatest known risk factor for Alzheimer’s is increasing age. Most people with...

After missing the playoffs for the third time in the last four years, the Galaxy heads into the off-season with more questions than answers. The longtime supporters groups have voiced their displeasure throughout the season and the front office has heard it. “As we head into what is a crucial off-season, we’re spending quite a bit of time evaluating everything,” Galaxy President Chris Klein said Wednesday. “That starts with me and certainly I hold my hand up and take responsibility, not only for the results that are not up to our standards for this year, but for the last couple of years. “I’m spending a great deal of time evaluating myself, our decisions and I know that when we look at this, the responsibility does not fall on a coach, we all have responsibility in this and in saying that I am confident and hopeful for our future. I’ve been with this club for 13 years and I know what it stands for.” The Galaxy fired Guillermo Barros Schelotto with three games remaining in the regul...

The Chargers’ Jalen Guyton #15 goes up for a pass as the Raiders’ Isaiah Johnson #31 defends during their NFL game at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Ca., Sunday, November 8, 2020. The pass was nullified and brought back due to an offensive pass interference call. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) The Chargers’ Dan Feeney #66 spikes the ball after Kalen Ballage #31 scored a first half rushing touchdown during their NFL game against the Raiders at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Ca., Sunday, November 8, 2020. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) The Chargers’ Keenan Allen #13 crosses the goal line for a touchdown during their NFL game against the Raiders at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Ca., Sunday, November 8, 2020. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert #10 can’t escape the grasp of the Raiders’ Clelin Ferrell #96 during their NFL game at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Ca., Sunday, Novembe...

UCLA (0-1) vs. Utah  (0-0) When : 7:30 p.m., Saturday Where : Rose Bowl Watch/listen : FOX / AM 570 UCLA update : The Bruins will have a regular week to regroup from its season-opening loss and to prepare for Utah. UCLA was expecting a short week before the game was moved from Friday to Saturday to allow more time for Utah’s players to clear COVID-19 protocols. The offense struggled in the first half with four turnovers, including three fumbles against Colorado. The special teams unit was a bright spot with two blocked field goals but kick returner Kyle Philips did fumble on an early return. After one player tested positive for coronavirus, that will likely be a key storyline to watch this week. Utah update : The Utes had to cancel their season opener Saturday against Arizona after players tested positive for COVID-19. The number of tests was not announced by the school or the Pac-12, that approved the Utes request to cancel the game. Utah will need to have enough scholarship ...

The Horse of the Year debate is arguably down to two serious contenders after the 37th Breeders’ Cup at Keeneland Race Course, and one of the candidates holds a slightly more impressive resume than the other. Authentic put a huge exclamation mark on his bid, going gate to wire to win one of the deepest Classics in years by 2 1/4 lengths, giving Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez his first win in the race in 20 tries. But trainer Bob Baffert was not about to anoint his 3-year-old colt Horse of the Year. He preferred to leave that to the Eclipse Award voters. “If I had a vote I would tell you my vote, but my vote means nothing,” said Baffert, who won two Breeders’ Cup races at Keeneland to run his career total to 17 — three behind all-time leader D. Wayne Lukas’ 20. “He better be in the conversation because what we saw yesterday was pretty impressive.” Then there’s the feel-good story of Monomoy Girl, who missed all of 2019 because of a mild bout with colic and a pulled gluteal muscl...

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Even-money favorite Monomoy Girl blew by the leaders around the final turn and held off a challenge by 14-1 shot Valiance to win her second 1 1/8-mile Distaff at the Breeders’ Cup World Championships on Saturday at Keeneland Race Course. The star 5-year-old won for the 13th time in 15th races, giving trainer Brad Cox his fourth win at this Breeders’ Cup to tie the record. “I thought she was better than she’d ever been coming into this, I really, really did, and I think she proved that,” Cox said. “Just a tremendous filly. She’s a champion.” Two years after winning the race in 1:49.79 at Churchill Downs, Monomoy Girl won Saturday in 1:47.84, paying $4.00 to win, $3.00 to place and $2.40 to show. Valiance was second and Dunbar Road third. Preakness winner Swiss Skydiver didn’t finish in the top three after stumbling out of the starting gate. Trainer Kenny McPeek chose to run Swiss Skydiver against older fillies and mares in the Distaff rather than going against the c...

The gill net that was removed from the sea lion’s neck a the Marine Mammal Care Center, San Pedro. “Freedom” was treated at the Marine Mammal Care Center in San Pedro for a gill net injury and was released back into the wild on Wednesday, Nov. 3, Election Day. “Freedom,” a sea lion found on Redondo Beach in August with a severe gill net injury, is taken in to the Marine Mammal Care Center in San Pedro where he underwent treatment and rehabilitation. He was released back into the ocean on Wednesday, Nov. 3, Election Day. “Freedom” heads for the ocean in San Pedro, his scars still visible from a gill net injury. Marine Mammal Care staff members Kelsey Wong, left, and Mike Remski release “Freedom,” a sea lion that was injured in a gill net and nursed back to health at the center in San Pedro. The yearling was released at Royal Palms in San Pedro on Wednesday, Nov. 3, Election Day, earning him the special name. Show Caption of Expand Scars from h...

Malibu is home to some of the most beautiful views of beaches, hills, and even vineyards. Drive an hour north from the Los Angeles area to Saddlerock Ranch to experience the Malibu Bike Tours. This 2-hour tour is a fun ride that you will love to experience with anyone who loves wine and outdoor activities. Come to Malibu’s most wanted wine and check out our experience at this unique Bike Tour. Courtesy of Malibu Bike Tours Driving to the Malibu Bike Tour vineyard at Saddlerock Ranch was an adventure before the tour even began. Take the scenic drive up the Malibu hills with views of rock formations and farms in every direction. Once you get to the winery, you’ll know it, because the sweet smell of grape is in the air. Right from the start, the staff was hospitable and offered complimentary water for the tour. While waiting for the safari truck to pick up our group of 8, there is an open field with art to take photos in. The open space includes giant letters spelling wine, beautiful ...

Today I thought it would be a good time to deal with an issue that plagues many older surfers, and some not that old as well. When you have surfed for a reasonable amount of time, and have reached a decent level of skills, you feel pretty confident that those skills are gonna stick with you forever.  But then, for some reason or another, you stop surfing and don’t come back to it for a long time.  And when you do, there is the reality that the skills you used to have are just not there, or at least not the same. I hear many people saying they don’t want to get back into surfing because they will have to “learn all over again,” and it’s just too hard when you get older.  And, for the most part, this is true.  You do have to learn most of it all over again and it is hard.  No doubt.  But, it’s also really fun and very cool to do. Soooo, is it worth it to you or not? But then there is a completely different way to look at it, and this is what I want to bri...

Jalen Ramsey might have altered a footnote in NFL history if he’d been there to prevent Tua Tagovailoa’s first touchdown pass. But Ramsey, the Rams’ All-Pro defensive back, missed Sunday’s game against the Dolphins in Miami after waking up ill, the team said. David Long replaced him, and it was Long who couldn’t stop DeVante Parker from catching a 3-yard pass from Tagovailoa that started the Dolphins’ 28-0 scoring run in the Rams’ 28-17 loss. “Jalen brings that energy. He brings that big hit, that big deflection, that confidence, just that raw energy that you can’t duplicate,” Rams safety John Johnson said. “I think David did a great job, did what he had to do. He gave up that touchdown, but he was right there.” Johnson said players knew Ramsey wasn’t feeling well but didn’t know until game time that he wouldn’t play. The team was prohibited from saying if Ramsey was tested for COVID-19 Sunday. But coach Sean McVay said Ramsey would fly home with the team, which indicated the vi...

Jonathan Strangio and Steve Martone, the two assistant general managers left at the top of the Angels baseball operations department after Billy Eppler was fired , are both leaving the organization. Their contracts expired Saturday. Strangio informed the club months ago of a plan to relocate to the East Coast for family reasons at the conclusion of his contract. The reason for Martone’s departure is unclear. Strangio had spent nine years with the Angels, the last four as an assistant general manager. Martone was hired by Eppler early in his tenure. The Angels are losing two of the top executives who could have helped to run the baseball operations while the club conducts a thorough search for Eppler’s replacement. So far there are 10 confirmed candidates on the list for interviews, with a decision not expected for at least a few weeks. Tony La Russa, who had been a special assistant in baseball operations and was said to be helping to lead the department during the transition, is ...

CYPRESS (CNS) – Another horse has died at Los Alamitos Race Course — at least the 26th horse to die from a racing or training injury at the Cypress track this year. Hit It Up was injured on Oct. 23 in the eighth race. He was a 2-year- old gelding owned by Ernesto Parra and trained by Ramiro Lopez Zuazo. His jockey in the fatal race was Ruben Lozano. A Los Alamitos official told City News Service on Oct. 24 that the horse walked inside the equine medical transport unit on his own and walked out of it on his own after the injury, and was back in his barn with his trainer the next morning. He died Oct. 28, according to the California Horse Racing Board. Dr. Rick Arthur, equine medical director for the CHRB, told the Los Angeles Times that Hit It Up was examined by a board vet and by Zuazo’s veterinarian. Arthur added that the injury was consistent with a spine injury but was awaiting a necropsy result before determining the official cause of death. In addition to the 26 racing and tr...

COSTA MESA — Chargers coach Anthony Lynn and his former running back Melvin Gordon tried to downplay the magnitude of Sunday’s game in Denver. It was just another game on the schedule between the Chargers (2-4) and Denver Broncos (2-4), they both said. But it’s hard to believe Gordon doesn’t have an extra incentive to beat a Chargers team that let him walk in free agency, or that a head coach doesn’t badly want to end a seven-game losing streak against division opponents. The Chargers return to Empower Field at Mile High this weekend, the site of their previous AFC West victory in the 2018 regular-season finale. The Chargers went 0-6 in the division last year and started 0-1 this season after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2. This game means more, but perhaps the Chargers and Broncos were just glad there was a game still scheduled as of Friday evening. Both teams canceled a practice this week because of a positive COVID-19 test to one of their offensive linemen. Lynn scr...