Late TD lifts Huntington Beach football to victory over Yorba Linda

• September 19, 2026

HUNTINGTON BEACH — The Huntington Beach football team faced setback after setback up to and including the final drive of its nonleague game against Yorba Linda on Friday at Huntington Beach High School.

But with a quarterback the likes of Brady Edmunds and a corps of playmaking receivers, nothing is insurmountable.

Edmunds connected with Nicolas Navarette for a 26-yard touchdown in the game’s final seconds to lift the Oilers to a 29-25 victory over the Mustangs.

The real magic happened earlier in the drive when the Mustangs were ahead 25-21 and the Oilers (5-0), who are ranked No. 12 in Orange County, faced a fourth-and-19 from the Huntington Beach 29 with under a minute remaining.

That’s when Edmunds threw a perfect pass to Skyler Robinson along the right sideline for a 32-yard gain.

One play earlier, Edmunds was sacked for a 10-yard loss by Taj Lagraffe, Landon Pearson and Michael Deep.

After the 32-yard gain, Edmunds completed passes of 3 and 8 yards before delivering the game-winner to Navarette, who made some sharp moves to get a clear path to the end zone.

“Skyler and Dylan (Bruce) … everybody made big-time plays tonight,” Edmunds said. “We work these situations all the time in practice — 30 seconds, no timeouts. We do it every single day.”

Earlier in the quarter, No. 11 Yorba Linda (4-1) was trailing 21-19 when quarterback Andrew Churney guided the Mustangs on a fine drive as well.

The Mustangs drove 57 yards, with Isaiah Trujillo capping the drive with a one-yard touchdown run to give Yorba Linda the lead.

Trujillo scored all four of the Mustangs’ touchdowns and finished with 153 yards on 23 carries.

“They just believed,” Huntington Beach coach Matthew Hatchette said. “And they went out there and executed. They didn’t panic, which a lot of players would do in that situation, and they didn’t panic.”

Yorba Linda coach Richi Burrell praised his team after the game.

“You left it all on the field,” Burrell told his players. “You balled until there were zeros on the clock. Sometimes it doesn’t always go our way.”

The first-year coach said the game provided a good test for the Alpha League schedule, when opponents will include some of the county’s top teams such as Mission Viejo, Los Alamitos and San Clemente.

The Oilers will also face a tough schedule in the Delta League, where they will face off against El Modena and Dana Hills, which are both undefeated.

Huntington Beach had two touchdowns called back on holding penalties in the first half — the first was a 98-yard punt return and the second was a 33-yard pass play.

The Oilers put together long drives in the half but had them derailed by penalties and clutch defensive plays by the Mustangs.

​ Orange County Register 

Mater Dei football struggles in all areas in loss to Bishop Gorman

• September 19, 2026

SANTA ANA – Mater Dei plays its Trinity League football opener in two weeks against Santa Margarita.

Mater Dei has a lot of work to do.

The Monarchs could not jumpstart their offense, injured themselves with penalties at the worst times, surrendered a big turnover, were sloppy on special teams and their defense gave up big plays in an 18-8 loss to Bishop Gorman of Las Vegas on Friday at Santa Ana Stadium.

It was the first loss of the season for Mater Dei and it came in its final nonleague game of the season. The Monarchs do not play next week, so they have plenty of time to figure things out before they play Santa Margarita in a Trinity League opener Oct. 2 at Saddleback College.

Santa Margarita is 5-0 after a win over Norco on Friday. Santa Margarita is ranked No. 4 in the nation by MaxPreps and is No. 1 in California according to HSratings.com and CalHiSports.com.

Mater Dei is No. 13 in MaxPreps’ national rankings and No. 4 in the HSratings and CalHiSports state rankings.

Mater Dei (4-1) did not score until four minutes remained in the fourth quarter.

“We just struggled,” said Mater Dei coach Raul Lara. “We’re trying to get this thing going.

“It’s either a position messed up here or a person messed up there. These are things we need to fix.”

MaxPreps has Bishop Gorman (4-1) at No. 8 in its national rankings.

The Gaels impressed Lara.

“They’re fast,” Lara said. “They’re big. They’re good.”

Mater Dei had a poor first half. The Monarchs went into halftime with 42 yards of offense and 48 yards in penalty yardage.

Bishop Gorman on its game-opening possession got a first down on a fourth-and-2 situation when a Mater Dei defensive  player jumped offsides. The Gaels scored on a 1-yard run by running back Corey Hinton. The kick for the extra point missed, leaving Bishop Gorman with a 6-0 lead.

On Mater Dei’s following possession the Gaels’ Darian Abella made an interception on a pass tipped by teammate Kamil Loud. Abella pulled in the ball at the Mater Dei 48-yard line and returned it to the Monarchs 8-yard line. Bishop Gorman had to settle for a 29-yard field goal by Cason Clark to make it 9-0 in the first quarter.

Clark’s 30-yard field goal with 10 seconds left in the second quarter gave Bishop Gorman a 12-0 halftime lead.

Hinton scored on a 23-yard run for a touchdown and an 18-0 lead in the third quarter.

Mater Dei finally scored with 4:37 left in the game on a 9-yard touchdown pass from freshman quarterback Paytyn Guess to running back Asir Nembhard coming out of the backfield. A Guess-to-Gavin Honore pass for two points made it 18-8.

Hinton scored on a 1-yard run late in the final quarter for the final 25-8 score.

Mater Dei played without standout senior cornerback Danny Lang who was out because of a knee injury. Lang committed to USC. He was No. 11 on the Register’s “Hot 150” ranking of Orange County football players.

Bishop Gorman beat the Trinity League’s St. John Bosco, 38-28, on Aug. 21 in Las Vegas. The Gaels’ next game is a 5A Southern League home game on Friday against Faith Lutheran of Las Vegas.

Mater Dei went into the game with wins over Utah teams American Fork and Orem, Valor Christian of Colorado and, last week, Corona Centennial.

​ Orange County Register 

Dodgers turn tight game into a blowout with 4 homers in 8th inning

• September 19, 2026

LOS ANGELES — With the empty champagne bottles disposed of and another NL West title secured, the Dodgers got back to baseball on Friday night.

The Dodgers celebrated with a bit of bubbly after clinching their 13th division title in the past 14 years on Thursday in Cincinnati before heading home to face the San Francisco Giants in the opener of a six-game homestand.

“We want to just keep them focused on playing good baseball. We still have a lot of work to do to try to get one of these top two seeds, which I do think is important,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said before Friday’s game. “Our guys understand that. So, winning the division is great, but like I said the other day, it’s like I still think our best baseball is in front of us.”

The Dodgers kept pace with the Milwaukee Brewers and Atlanta Braves in the three-team race for the top two seeds. Milwaukee (96-58) still sits two games in front of the Dodgers (94-60) for the top seed and owns the head-to-head tiebreaker, but the Dodgers remain four games ahead of Atlanta (90-64) with eight games left in the regular season.

The Dodgers kept their foot on the gas Friday, getting a strong start from right-hander Tyler Glasnow and four home runs in the eighth inning to turn a one-run lead into an 8-2 victory over the Giants. Mookie Betts homered twice, the second one coming during the eighth-inning barrage, which included blasts from Max Muncy, Kyle Tucker and Will Smith.

Edwin Diaz then struck out two in a scoreless ninth inning in his return from the injured list.

Glasnow (5-1) limited the Giants to two runs and three hits over six innings, striking out 10 before giving way to Kris Bubic.

The Dodgers took the lead in the bottom of the sixth on a two-out RBI double from rookie Josue De Paula that scored Tucker, then they provided Diaz with plenty of cushion with their late power display.

Muncy, pinch-hitting for Miguel Rojas, got the home run derby started with a towering blast to right-center field. Tucker followed with his 17th home run of the season – and his fifth in the past nine games – for a 5-2 lead. Betts made it 7-2 with a two-run shot to left-center field for his third multi-homer game of the season.

Smith closed the scoring with his eighth homer of the season.

Glasnow gave the Dodgers a boost with his strong performance.

Glasnow had trouble with his command in his previous outing a week ago against the Miami Marlins, suffering his first loss, and hasn’t been sharp in his past two starts (eight runs allowed in 10 innings).

He flew back from Miami, skipping the series in Cincinnati so he wouldn’t have to sit through two flights and aggravate a nagging back.

“I know he wants to pitch well. We want him to pitch well,” Roberts said. “So, this is an important start and he knows it. It’s certainly not do or die, but I think the momentum he had built going into those last couple starts has been great. And so just to kind of get back feeling good and throwing the baseball well.”

The Dodgers got on the scoreboard early with Betts’ 21st homer of the season. He lofted the second pitch of the night from left-hander Cesar Perdomo high over the center field wall to give the Dodgers a 1-0 lead in the first inning.

Betts has had a streaky season, with injuries and inconsistency at the plate, a shortcoming he acknowledged after the Dodgers clinched the division.

“Thank you for sticking with me. I know it was hard. I make it hard sometimes, but thank you for sticking by my side, by our side. We’ve got something special coming,” he told SportsNet LA.

The Giants tied the score on a solo home run by right fielder Jung Hoo Lee in the second and took a 2-1 lead in the third on an RBI single by Jonah Cox.

Glasnow settled down and struck out three of the next five batters.

The Dodgers tied the score at 2-2 in the fifth inning. De Paula, who was making his Dodger Stadium debut, singled to right, reached second on Betts’ second hit of the game, then advanced to third on Smith’s fly out to center before scoring on a single to right by Teoscar Hernandez.

More to come on this story.

​ Orange County Register 

High school football: Early list of scores from Friday’s Week 4 games

• September 19, 2026

The scores from the Week 4 high school football games Friday, Sept. 19.

Check back a bit later tonight for the complete list of scores.

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

Bishop Gorman 25, Mater Dei 8

Sierra Canyon 28, Orange Lutheran 10

Huntington Beach 29, Yorba Linda 25

Santa Margarita 34, Norco 0

Portola 31, Northwood 10

Troy 42, Segerstrom 0

Sonora 14, Sunny Hills 0

JSerra 37, Bishop Amat 28

Summit 17, El Toro 7

Foothill 21, Cypress 7

Tustin 28, Westlake 21

Mission Viejo 42, Pittsburg 35

Pacifica 35, Aliso Niguel 14

Orange 35, Etiwanda 28

Dana Hills 70, Mayfair 7

San Juan Hills 63, Mira Costa 21

Crean Lutheran 38, Oakdale 21

La Habra 36, Orange Vista 7

Capistrano Valley 40, Venice 0

El Cajon Granite Hills 35, Los Alamitos 7

Anaheim 28, Garden Grove 13

Newport Harbor 42, Colony 0

Canyon 58, Diamond Bar 16

Brea Olinda 2, Victor Valley 0 (Victor Valley forfeit)

Irvine 48, Kennedy 7

Woodbridge 29, University 22

Corona 42, Costa Mesa 3

Westminster 48, Saddleback 6

St. Margaret’s 49, Capistrano Valley Christian 14

Godinez 34, Savanna 26

Tesoro 35, Redlands East Valley 27

Ocean View 19, Gahr 9

South Torrance 42, Adelanto 20

Alemany 48, Bishop Diego 44

Corona Santiago 38, Bishop Montgomery 6

Nogales 47, Covina 22

La Mirada 19, El Rancho 18

Los Altos 48, Wilson/HH 12

St. Francis 49, La Canada 19

Crespi 40, Oak Park 0

Culver City 54, Warren 51 (OT)

Inglewood 36, Long Beach Poly 10

Cathedral 21, Loyola 16

Newbury Park 21, Muir 18

Serra 41, Oaks Christian 0

West Torrance 35, Peninsula 6

Centennial 41, Rancho Cucamonga 7

Redondo Union 27, St. Paul 7

Rubidoux 62, Pomona 21

South Hills 29, Santa Fe 22

Bonita 35, Schurr 6

Cerritos Valley Christian 47, St. Anthony 22

Torrance 38, Lakewood 13

Carson 48, North Torrance 14

Compton 34, Narbonne 6

Alhambra 42, L.A. Wilson 21

Palos Verdes 34, Banning 0

Foothill League

West Ranch 26, Canyon Country Canyon 20

Valencia 69, Castaic 7

​ Orange County Register 

Santa Margarita football shuts out Norco with ‘incredible’ defense

• September 19, 2026

MISSION VIEJO — Santa Margarita’s defense is relying on several new contributors after losing many of its starters from its CIF State Open Division championship team last season.

The inexperience on defense has not been an issue thus far and has instead been the strength of the team.

Santa Margarita got its second consecutive shutout and third of the season in a 28-0 win over Norco on Friday night at Saddleback College.

Norco (4-1) was undefeated entering Friday and had scored at least 49 points in each of its four games. The Cougars averaged 54 points per game and its closest margin of victory was a 30-point win over Etiwanda last week.

Santa Margarita (5-0) has allowed just seven points in its last three games and just 27 points total this season. Twenty of those points were by Centennial in a 21-20 win for the Eagles.

“It’s been incredible,” Santa Margarita coach Carson Palmer said. “A lot of youth on that side of the ball. They have five games under their belt now and they are coached by the best defensive coach in football in (Steve) Fifita. They’ve really picked up where we left off last year.”

A pair of freshmen have been key additions to Santa Margarita’s defense. Linebacker Aydan Steen blocked a punt that resulted in a touchdown and added a sack. Jayden Jack intercepted a pass and returned it to the 1-yard line which led to a touchdown on the ensuing play.

“They are playing well above their years,” Palmer said. “Really excited about that young group and the seniors they are following are great leaders in front of them. Shutouts are tough and three of them are amazing.”

Sophomore running back Adrian Petero had his second consecutive 100-plus yard rushing game with 141 yards and two touchdowns. He ran for four touchdowns last week in a win over Inderkum which was the most for a Santa Margarita player since 2011.

“I have to give thanks to my offensive line first,” Petero said. “They put their all into this game. We still got more work to do but I’m proud of these guys. We push each other to our limits.”

Fletch Palmer completed 10 of 16 passes for 134 yards with a touchdown. He had 102 passing yards in the first two drives of the game.

On its first offensive possession, Santa Margarita went on a 6-play, 61-yard touchdown drive capped by a 10-yard touchdown pass from Palmer to Luke Gazzaniga.

Early in the second quarter, Petero ran for a 9-yard touchdown to finish a 10-play, 81-yard scoring drive to give the Eagles a 14-0 lead.

Steen blocked a Norco punt early in the third quarter and Jagger Apt returned it 10 yards for an Eagles touchdown.

Early in the fourth quarter, Luca Amaya ran for a 5-yard touchdown to extend Santa Margarita’s lead to 28-0.

Norco was backed up to its own 1-yard line and Jack returned an interception 10 yards back to the line of scrimmage. Petero ran for his second touchdown on the next play to give the Eagles a 34-0 lead.

Julian Medina completed 30 of 41 passes with 178 yards for Norco. Tegan Ogas caught 10 passes for 62 yards and Henderson Carter V led Norco’s defense in tackles.

The Eagles held Norco to six yards rushing when including yardage lost on sacks. Steen, Cruz Nunez and Isaia Vandermade each had sacks for the Eagles. Kingston Jimmerson and Daxton Karney combined for a sack and Vandermade recovered a fumble.

Santa Margarita is 5-0 for the first time since 2012 and has won 11 consecutive games which is the most in the Southern Section. The Eagles have a bye next week before hosting Mater Dei in its Trinity League opener. Santa Margarita narrowly beat Mater Dei 7-6 last season.

“I can’t wait. It will be a really good test for us to start Trinity League,” Palmer said. “We’re banged up. Bye week is hitting us at a good time.”

“We’re doing good but there’s a lot of stuff we can work on so we are going to take this bye week seriously,” Vandermade said. “We haven’t won nothing yet. We really haven’t. We have a standard at SM that we haven’t reached yet so we’re going to keep striving for it everyday.”

​ Orange County Register 

JSerra QB Hayes Cloutier takes over in 2nd-half comeback to beat Bishop Amat

• September 19, 2026

LA PUENTE — JSerra quarterback Hayes Cloutier was a nightmare for Bishop Amat. The senior took over in the second half and zapped all the confidence the Lancers had built up in the first half to take a seven-point lead to the locker room.

Cloutier made several back-breaking plays on third and long, fourth and long, and he accounted for all of the Lions’ touchdowns in a come-from-behind 37-28 victory over Bishop Amat to hand the Lancers (4-1) their first loss.

Cloutier threw for 182 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 135 yards and three scores as the Lions (4-1) overcame a 28-21 halftime deficit to pull out the win, shutting out the Lancers in the second half.

JSerra QB Hayes Cloutier talks after an amazing night. He passed for 182 yards and two TDs and ran for 135 yards and three TDs in their 37-28 victory over Bishop Amat. pic.twitter.com/ytaiY4Ut43

— Fred J. Robledo (@SGVNSports) September 19, 2026

The play of the game also came from Coutier. Trailing 28-21 on fourth and 3, he scrambled from sideline to sideline for a 27-yard touchdown run to tie the score.

After an JSerra interception, Coutier made Amat pay on another clutch play. On fourth and 5, he ran 11 yards for a touchdown and a 34-28 lead with 3:11 to go in the third quarter.

It was an amazing performance from the lefty.

“We came into half down, and I just continued to see holes and make plays,” Coutier said. “We got punched in the mouth a few times but we kept punching back. We punched them all night until that gritty fourth quarter drive that led to a late field goal.”

Bishop Amat coach Kory Minor tipped his hat to JSerra after an amazing game where the Lancers came up short, 37-28, and were shutout in the second half. pic.twitter.com/U5gpANkcZH

— Fred J. Robledo (@SGVNSports) September 19, 2026

That’s how JSerra put it away. It started with the ball in the fourth quarter and used up nearly nine minutes before settling on Evan Leddy’s 39-yard field goal with 3:03 left to give them a nine-point lead, and that was enough.

For Bishop Amat, there was a lot to feel good about, especially in the first half when it scored on every possession.

Justin Clinton rushed for 151 yards and two touchdowns, and got Amat going early with a 43-yard touchdown run to go up 7-0.

Lancers quarterback Domenico Doran finished with 134 yards and two touchdowns, but he had two back-breaking interceptions that the Lions would capitalize on.

All in all, Amat showed it can hang with one of the best teams in Southern California. JSerra, from the Trinity League, is ranked No. 9 in the HS Ratings computer rakings for CIF Southern Section teams. Amat was No. 13.

For Amat coach Kory Minor, there were things he liked and disliked, but had to tip his hat to Cloutier.

“We fought, we battled, it was a heck of a game,” Minor said. “Their QB is pretty darn good. He made some amazing plays. I thought in the fourth quarter they made some plays we just couldn’t come back from.”

Amat’s defense had been the most impressive during its 4-0 start. But Minor was impressed by how their offense was able to move the ball against a very stout defensive team in JSerra.

“Offense is clicking, we just can’t turn the ball over and have success against a great team,” Minor said. “We’ll get better in that department. But that quarterback over their (Cloutier), he made some amazing plays with his legs, give him his credit.”

Bishop Amat RB Justin Clinton talked about the strides their offense made in a 37-28 loss to JSerra. Clinton finished with 151 yards and two TDS pic.twitter.com/9VUxWrCmGG

— Fred J. Robledo (@SGVNSports) September 19, 2026

Clinton also thought Amat’s offense showed they have to be dealt with the rest of the way. They just didn’t have the ball much in the second half due to turnovers and the Lions’ long fourth-quarter drive.

“It just wasn’t in the cards for us,” Clinton said. “We came prepared, we were excited. We knew we could compete with this team. The ball just didn’t bounce our way.”

The first half was a fireworks show that ended with Bishop Amat going on a seven-play, 80-yard drive in the final minute of the half to take the lead after JSerra had just tied it up.

Doran threaded a 17-yard touchdown pass to Miguel Tellez with three seconds left to give the Lancers a 28-21 lead at the half.

That’s how the first half went, back and forth.

Amat came out challenging JSerra up front. After a couple runs for a first down, Clinton broke free up the middle for a 43-yard touchdown and 7-0 lead.

The Lancers were looking to double their lead when JSerra’s Braylin Spencer picked off Doran and returned it 55 yards to the Lancers’ 25.

Three plays later, Cloutier found Sam Frederickson in the back of the end zone for a 27-yard touchdown to tie the score.

Amat answered quickly.

Clinton found a hole and ran 67 yards to the Lions’ 13. A couple of plays later, Doran made up for his pick with a 12-yard touchdown pass to Jaiden Comball to put Amat back in front 14-7.

JSerra grabbed the momentum back on a 13-play, 80-yard drive that culminated with Cloutier’s 8-yard touchdown run to tie the score, 14-14.

Amat kept pounding the ball.

Doran faked at handoff and went 30 yards deep into JSerra territory. The Lancers worked it near the end zone and finished with sophomore Jairus Suanis’ 4-yard touchdown to go up 21-14.

The Lions would tie the score again when Cloutier found tight end Grayson Matvay for a 6-yard touchdown with 50 seconds left, but Amat would answer before the half to take a seven-point lead to the break.

​ Orange County Register 

Photos: Top shots from Friday’s Week 4 high school football games

• September 19, 2026

It was another Friday night filled with exciting high school football action across the Southern California region.

Check out the Southern California News Group’s large collection of photos from Week 4’s biggest games on Friday, Sept. 18.

WEEK 3 PHOTOS

Photos: Top shots from Friday night’s high school football games

WEEK 2 PHOTOS

Photos: Under the bright lights at Friday night’s high school football games

WEEK 1

Photos: Friday’s Week 1 high school football games

WEEK 0

Photos: High school football returns under the lights on Friday night

​ Orange County Register 

Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani making swing progress on IL

• September 19, 2026

LOS ANGELES — Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani casually strolled into the clubhouse on Friday, having received a positive report from his latest batting practice session that has progressed to taking pitches off coaches.

“He’s in a good spot,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said before Friday’s opener against the San Francisco Giants. “He hit today and came out of it well. I’m just waiting to hear when he’s going to get on the field or take live BP or Trajekt.

“He’s not there yet, but from everything I’ve heard it’s been a really productive last three to four to five days.”

Ohtani reunited with the team after their seven-game trip culminated with the Dodgers clinching the NL West title for the 13th time in 14 years with a win in Cincinnati on Thursday.

Ohtani, who went on the 15-day injured list just before the trip with right biceps and left knee issues, remained in Los Angeles to receive treatment. The four-time league MVP had been taking swings off a tee for several days before Friday.

He is eligible for activation as soon as Wednesday during the team’s final home series against the San Diego Padres, but when he rejoins the lineup will depend on his progress. Roberts is counting on Ohtani getting a few regular-season games before the postseason begins.

Before that happens, Roberts said he would like to see Ohtani take somewhere between 10 and 12 at-bats before putting him in the lineup.

“I think no matter what I say, it really doesn’t matter in the sense of it’s what he feels good with, what gets him ready,” Roberts said. “So, I could say 10, but it could be 12. But I think for me, if I’m just kind of spit balling and I think that 10 to 12 would be great.”

DIAZ IS ACTIVATED

Relief pitcher Edwin Diaz returned to the bullpen for Friday’s series opener. Roberts has said the 32-year-old right-hander will be used in low-leverage situations after missing a month because of neck inflammation.

Diaz has struggled with injuries (elbow surgery) and underperformance in his first season with the team, going 2-2 with an 11.85 ERA in 16 games with 19 strikeouts and 10 walks over 13⅔ innings. He made five rehab appearances with Triple-A Oklahoma City during his second IL stint of the season, allowing six runs with four strikeouts in 4⅓ innings.

Roberts said he just wants to see Diaz have success on the mound during the nine remaining regular-season games.

“Just pitch,” Roberts said of his expectations for Diaz. “Regardless of the role, I think we just want to see him throw the baseball the way he’s capable of. And you’re talking about nine games, so you’re talking three or four outings to evaluate and that should be adequate.”

To create a roster spot for Diaz, right-hander Landon Knack was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City, a day after throwing four scoreless innings in a victory over the Cincinnati Reds.

HELP ON THE HORIZON

Outfielder Andy Pages is set to return on Tuesday against the Padres after missing a month because of a hand fracture, but the news isn’t as hopeful for backup catcher Dalton Rushing.

Pages got hit by a pitch in a game last month against the Pittsburgh Pirates and subsequently had surgery to place a screw in his fifth metacarpal. He has been steadily increasing his baseball activity.

While Rushing is progressing from right elbow trouble, Roberts didn’t have a date for his return.

Rushing appeared in four games off the bench before going back on the 10-day injured list after missing significant time because of a slight tear in the UCL of his right elbow.

UP NEXT

Giants (TBA) at Dodgers (LHP Tarik Skubal, 10-7, 2.70 ERA), Saturday, 6:10 p.m., SNLA, 570 AM

​ Orange County Register