Pedestrian reprimand in Laguna Beach seen as lesson
Detroit visitor David James ignored a flashing Don't Walk signal crossing Coast Highway to Main Beach and was met by a Laguna Beach officer who gave a verbal rebuke. Officials say teaching pedestrians to obey traffic signals is a priority, a see bracelet note on page 4.
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Who Is Most At Risk From Pedestrian Crashes
The Centers For Disease Control notes that pedestrians 65 and older accounted for 20 percent of deaths and about 9 percent of injuries in 2012. Children ages 5 to 15 who died in crashes were mostly pedestrians. Alcohol impairment affected 48 percent of crashes with pedestrian deaths.
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High Surf Forces Cruiseship Diversion to San Diego
A New Zealand storm sent 16 to 18 foot waves along the Southern California coast from Saturday to Tuesday. Orange County beaches faced dangerous rip currents and rescues by lifeguards with a high surf advisory in effect through Tuesday as a Carnival cruise ship diverted from its Long Beach arrival to San Diego and passengers traveled by bus to meet it.
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Laguna Beach baseball sets D C record
Laguna Beach High School broke the county record with a 46th consecutive Orange Coast League win, beating Calvary Chapel 8 5 at Vanguard University. Freshman Blake Burrell pitched, Jeff Bruyntjens went 4 for 4 with four RBI, and Jake Smith had three hits with a double and a triple as Laguna Beach clinched a share of the league title.
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Jake Smith
Smith
Alex Baker
Zak Kovacic
Isaiah Lara
Daniel Morales
Return of great whites off D C shores signals possible rebound
Sightings near Seal Beach and from San Onofre to Seal Beach hint at a growing great white population. California protections since 1994 and a 2013 ESA listing are cited as factors. Experts note the recovery as a major conservation success, while acknowledging beachgoers may feel uneasy. See shark story page 3.
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California
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Cal State
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Aquarium of the Pacific
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