The philosophy behind Guillobel Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Local dojo gives the community more than self-defense From the outside looking in, a revolving door of students from all ages, sizes and backgrounds can be seen gripping
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Catch “Tumbledown” this weekend
Saddleback College opens up ‘talkback’ with Red Shuttleworth Brandon Drey/ Lariat Saddleback College Department of Theatre Arts currently presents the world premiere of “Tumbledown” a new absurdist play
A ride into first nursing a wound
Corey Colapinto opens up about surfing, school and stingrays The sun beamed directly into the outdoor bar seating at Bear Coast Coffee, located feet away from the sands
Saddleback women’s golf drives home after state finals
All-state honors recipient Brittney Do sits down for an interview Coming back from leading the Saddleback women’s golf team in the regional and state finals, Brittney Do reflects
Tides change for historically red Orange County, California
Democrats lead in 5 of 7 congressional elections with other races too close to call Once considered a formidable Republican stronghold, Orange County is now poised to take
From lead actor to the directors chair
“Stand by Me,” but falls flat Where there’s smoke, there’s fire, even if it leaves little to no impact. For Paul Dano’s directorial debut “Wildlife” the blaze sparks
Tesla’s CEO takes a hit: lifting spirits, lowering stocks.
Co-founder, CEO and chairman of Tesla, Elon Musk has been under attack recently for his recreational choices. The self-proclaimed “business magnate” recently sat down with UFC Commentator Joe
Fundraising a brighter future for local youth
San Clemente city organizers, non-profits and residents set $50,000 goal to improve and expand skatepark Aspiring skaters arrived with anticipation to Ralph’s Skate Court on Sept. 15, demonstrating