Andrew Turner is a sports reporter for the Daily Pilot. Before joining the Pilot in October 2016, he covered prep sports as a freelancer for the Orange County Register for four years. His work also has been used by the Associated Press and California Rubber Hockey Magazine. While attending Long Beach State, he wrote for the college newspaper, the Daily 49er. He graduated with bachelor’s degrees in journalism and history. (714) 966-4611
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The Oilers take advantage of an unexpected bid into the CIF State Southern California Regional Division I playoffs, beating Cathedral Catholic, 5-3, on Saturday for the title.
Newport Harbor’s Natalie McCarty ran 41.74 seconds in the girls’ 300-meter hurdles at the CIF State track and field championships to set the Orange County record in the event.
The Laguna Beach Unified School District board of education approved a four-year contract, with a base salary of $450,000, for incoming superintendent Don Austin.
The proposed Parkside FV development, which called for a 72-unit apartment complex to replace an existing commercial shopping center, was denied entitlements on appeal by the Fountain Valley City Council on Tuesday.
Casey Harelson has been selected as the next principal of Fountain Valley High, the Huntington Beach Union High School District announced this week. Harelson will succeed Paul Lopez, who is retiring.
Voters had their voice counted in statewide and local elections, with polls for the top two candidates open primary closing on Tuesday night.
Laguna Beach businessman Mohammad Honarkar was awarded $1.34 billion in an arbitration hearing stemming from a years-long commercial property fight.
The Pageant of the Masters provided three of its sculptures from a set of its “Gold Coast: Treasures of California” show for an art installation at Laguna Beach City Hall.
Corona del Mar’s Colton Eggleston, Fountain Valley’s Viet Le, and Newport Harbor’s Natalie McCarty will compete in the CIF State track and field championships.
Los Amigos High celebrated the graduation of approximately 330 seniors Wednesday, shortly after the school gym was used as an evacuation shelter for a chemical leak incident in Garden Grove.