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Mall Specific Plan Draft is Rolled Out

SWEET TALKERS

There has been an increase in reckless driving and street racing/takeovers all across Orange County and Southern California, so local law enforcement agencies have stepped up efforts to curb those activities which are dangerous and illegal. More than half the resulting fatalities not being those behind the wheel.

Police say if you are caught, cited and convicted of reckless driving, you could serve time in county jail, pay a fine, have your drivers license suspended and your vehicle towed and impounded for up to 30 days.

Additionally, if someone

Big changes could be coming to a troubled shopping center

By Jim Tortolano Orange County Tribune

Once the biggest and most prosperous enclosed shopping center in Orange County, Westminster Mall has declined to the point where its drooping sales tax revenue is weighing on the city treasury and a stroll through its halls is a journey down corridors of empty, dark, silent storefronts.

Six years ago, city officials began the process of trying to turn the fortunes of the 100-acre center at Bolsa Avenue and Goldenwest Street around.

Six years and nearly that many city managers – not to mention a worldwide coronavirus epidemic – later, wraps are finally

n ILLUSTRATIVE MAP for Westminster Mall specific plan on page 3.

coming off the distilled concept for the center in the form of the Westminster Mall Specific Plan.

The plan is not likely to be turned into reality in every detail, but it represents a step forward toward turning that freewayclose development into a potentially lucrative asset.

There are challenges. As the report states, “the project site provides a unique opportunity to reposition the mall into the thriving activity it once was and to accommodate the future growth of the city.”

But – as was also pointed out – “the site is owned by Continued on page 2

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Commander Kevin MacCormick of the Westminster Police Department gets advice from a citizen on Tuesday afternoon at the “Cops and Robbins” event at the Baskin Robbins ice cream store in Westminster Center at Goldenwest Street and Westminster Boulevard. Attendees got free ice cream in addition to a chance to talk with members of the WPD, as well as other city officials who came by (Orange County Tribune photo by Jim Tortolano).

New Orange County coronavirus cases in decline A dip in new coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in Orange County is developing in line with national and state statistics.

According to Tuesday’s report from the county health care agency, the four-day total of new cases was 2,615, which aver-

ages to 663.5 cases daily.

That compares to Friday’s average of 769 and last Tuesday’s 746. However, the Aug. 5 figure was 955.

Deaths have declined from 15 to 12 and the number of patients being treated for COVID-19 in intensive care unit stayed

GG police in crackdown on those driving recklessly

steady at 44. Hospitalizations increased from 291 to 314.

To date, Orange County has had 651,486 confirmed cases, of which 622,358 are considered recovered. The death count is at 7,274.

Nationally, The New York

Times – over a 14-day period – new cases have declined by 18 percent, but deaths have risen 10 percent. In California, Los Angeles Times reports a 40 percent drop in new cases but a 10 percent increase in deaths due to coronavirus.

Santa Ana resident is fatally shot Santa Ana police are investigating the fatal shooting Monday afternoon of a 20-year-old man.

According to the SAPD, officers were send to the 1700 block of N. Spurgeon Street at 3:19 p.m. in response to reports of a shooting.

Upon arrival, they found “an unresponsive” adult male suffering an apparent gunshot wound to his upper torso.

Orange County Fire Authority personnel arrived Continued on page 2

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Westminster Mall plan Continued from page 1

five different owners” whose interests and needs may not match the others.

Additionally, the Mall is located one freeway offramp away from its principal competitor, Huntington Beach’s Bella Terra, itself a former enclosed mall modernized into an open-air mixed use center with many restaurants and shops, a large movie complex and anchors such as Costco, Kohls and Barnes & Noble.

The vision for the “new” mall is seen as evolving into an open-air mixed use center. Here’s a summary: • Most of the “edge” along Edwards Street on the west would be for mid-rise residential, three to four stories high, elevated “at grade” with a landscaped parkway.

• Also most of the center facing Bolsa Avenue would be for retail as a priority use. The second priority would be for residential, hotel and office space with heights similar to Edwards

Street.

• The triangle along the San Diego (405) Freeway would include a retail core with building heights up to 10 stories high.

Residential uses would be “buffered” from the freeway,” when “feasible.”

• Additionally, the plan calls for interior streets, a neighborhood park and an “iconic” entry architecture.

• The “retail core” could preserve some of the existing footprint with certain anchor stores as well as residential, office, hotel and entertainment uses up to 10 stories high.

A community workshop is scheduled for Sept. 22 at the Community Services building in the civic center, 8200 Westminster Blvd. from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

For a closer look at the proposed specific plan, go to: https://www.westminster-ca. gov/departments/communitydevelopment/planning-division/ specific-plans/westminstermall-specific-plan .

Crackdown in reckless driving Continued from page 1

is killed as a result of your actions, you can be charged with murder.

In an effort to combat this threat to public safety, Garden Grove Police Department will have additional officers on patrol, conducting high-visibility enforcement.

Over the weekend of Aug. 6-7, Garden Grove Police Officers conducted high-visibility

enforcement of reckless driving and street racing/takeovers that have increased in the City.

A total of 100-plus cars were stopped, 84 citations issued, eight vehicles impounded, and five arrests made (three for street racing, one for DUI, one for vehicle pursuit).

Santa Ana man is fatally shot Continued from page 1

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and performed life saving measures on the man, who was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.

The man was pronounced dead subsequently.

Orange County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim as Alex Ruiz of Santa Ana. Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call SAPD detectives at (714) 2458390.

This case is eligible for the Gang Reward Program.

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News&Views Four candidates seek mayor’s job in Westminster

THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME?

The nomination period for the office of Mayor of Westminster has been extended to Wednesday as incumbent Tri Ta has not taken out nomination papers for another term.

Ta is the Republican candidate for the 70th state Assembly District seat against Democrat Diedre Thu-Ha Nguyen, a Garden Grove council member.

According to the city clerk’s office – as of Friday’s deadline – four

people have qualified for the top electoral post in the city.

They are: • Moses Castillo, Tai Do (councilmember), Kimberly Ho (councilmember) and Chi Charlie Nguyen (councilmember).

For the District 1 seat, the candidates are John Gentile and Amy West.

For the District 4 seat, the candidates are Namquan Nguyen, Teri Vu Nguyen and Jimmy Pham.

STEVE JONES, GARDEN GROVE MAYOR Running for his fourth term with no opponent

Jones is unopposed for G. Grove mayor Steve Jones will be running unopposed for another term as Garden Grove’s mayor.

According to the city clerk’s office, Jones was the sole person filing nomination papers by Friday’s deadline. He was elected first in 2016 and re-elected in 2018 and 2020.

In council district races,

here are the nominees: • District 1: George Brietigam (incumbent), Allen Rodriguez.

• District 3: Asia Nguyen Cunningham, James Webb, Laurie Merrick.

• District 4: Duy Nguyen, Joe Dovinh, Trung Van Ta. The general election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

ILLUSTRATIVE MAP FOR DRAFT WESMINSTER MALL SPECIFIC PLAN Related to this map is an article on pages 1 and 2.

Filing period extended for HB council candidates Sixteen candidates have qualified as candidates for four Huntington Beach city council seats in the Nov. 8 general election, but the filing period has been extended until Wednesday at 5 p.m. because an eligible incumbent council member – Kim Carr – didn’t file for reelection.

Carr is the Democratic candidate for the 36th District state Senate District seat, facing Republican nominee Janet Nguyen.

Two have qualified for the city attorney position: incumbent Michael Gates and challenger Scott Field.

According to the city clerk’s office, the council field – so far – is

as follows: • Bobby Britton • Brian Burley • Patrick Burns • Gina Clayton-Tarvin • David Clifford • Vera Fair • Jeffrey Hansler • Amory Hanson • Jill Hardy • Kenneth Inouye • Robert Reeder • Oscar Rodriguez • Tony Strickland • Gabrielle Samiy • Gracey Van Der Mark • Mike Vogler.

Shawver again alone at top in Stanton Incumbent David Shawver will be the sole candidate for mayor of Stanton in the fall election.

According to the city clerk’s office, Shawver is the only person who submitted nomination papers for that office by the Friday deadline.

Contesting the District 1city council seat will be challenger Elizabeth Wiktor and incumbent Councilmember Rigoberto Ramirez.

Councilmember Gary Taylor is running unopposed in District 3.

MAYOR DAVID SHAWVER

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“Bullet Train” rolls at the box office

By Jake Coyle AP Film Writer

NEW YORK (AP) – The Brad Pitt action film “Bullet Train” led all movies in ticket sales for a second straight weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday, while a quiet spell in theaters and incredible staying power allowed “Top Gun: Maverick” to rocket back into third place in its 12th week of release.

After launching the previous weekend with about $30 million at the box office, “Bullet Train” pulled in $13.4 million in its second go-around. David Leitch’s assassin-crowded film, made for $90 million, has grossed $54.4 million in two weeks for Sony Pictures. Globally, “Bullet Train” has grossed $114.5 million.

Three new films went into wide release but none cracked the top five films. The slowdown – an expected but still acute latesummer downturn in big releases – gave plenty of airspace for

the year’s biggest movie, “Maverick,” to make another fly-by in theaters.

Nearly three months after opening in May, Paramount Pictures put the “Top Gun” sequel back on a number of largeformat screens and increased its theater count from 2,760 to 3,181. It came away with $7.2 million, bringing its cumulative total to $673.8 million. Paramount’s biggest smash ever, ``Maverick’’ sits at seventh alltime in domestic box office, not accounting for inflation, right above “Titanic” and just below “Avengers: Infinity War.`` The uncommonly long run for “Top Gun: Maverick” is even

rarer at a time when studios have shrunk theatrical windows, typically sending movies to streaming services after about 45 days in theaters.

“Top Gun: Maverick” was very narrowly edged for second place

by Warner Bros.’ “DC League of Super-Pets.” Warner Bros. estimated Sunday that its animated movie took in $7.17 million in its third week of release, just a nose above the $7.15 million for “Maverick.”

But while “Top Gun: Maverick” has been a boon to theaters recovering from the pandemic, the thinly scheduled dog days of August – and potentially a chunk of September – will pose a test to the industry.

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Arts&Living

25 years of “South Park” comedy From cardboard to international praise and scorn

By Mark Kennedy AP Entertainment Writer

NEW YORK (AP) – Reaching the age of 25 is usually a sign of hitting adulthood, a signal to put away all childish things. Not for “South Park’’ and stars Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman.

The Comedy Central staple about four bratty, perpetually bundled-up youngsters in an unhinged Colorado cartoon town celebrated its silver anniversary by trundling along, fueled by poo jokes and razor-sharp social satire.

Just some of its targets over the years include religions like Christianity, Islam and Scientology as well as climate change deniers, cryptocurrencies, Phil Collins, Tiger Woods, smoking bans, ``Game of Thrones’’ and pedophiles. One of its child stars used to die in every episode, violently.

“Some people are like, ‘Wow, I can’t believe they made fun of that because that’s such an important thing.’ And that’s exactly why we made fun of it,’’ says Trey Parker, who created the show with Matt Stone.

To celebrate the series’ 25th birthday, Parker and Stone have returned to Colorado with a concert filmed at Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre near Denver, headlined by Primus and alternative rockers Ween. Rush members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson also stopped by to play.

The concert, which will debut Saturday on Comedy Central and hit Paramount+ on Sunday, will feature songs from the series’ history.

Stone calls it “a celebration, a party and a retrospective.” It airs at the same hour and same day 25 years ago that ``South Park’’ debuted.

EVEN MORE THAN ‘THE SIMPSONS” ...

“South Park” pushed the boundaries of acceptable TV humor (Comedy Central)

“Some people are like, ‘Wow, I can’t believe they made fun of that because that’s such an important thing.’ And that’s exactly why we made fun of it,’’ says Trey Parker, who created the show with Matt Stone.

Since the Peabody Awardwinning show’s first episode in 1997, Parker and Stone have blurred the boundary between good taste and bad, even more so than that other, long-living adult cartoon “The Simpsons.’’

“South Park’’ had a cartoon Jesse Jackson insist on having his rear end kissed by Kyle’s dad to apologize for his use of a racial slur.

“As much as I love ‘The Simpsons’ and I think `The Simpsons’ is really important, I think `South Park’ has definitely done things that `The Simpsons’ haven’t,’’ says Dr. Jona-

than Gray, a media and cultural studies professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, whose books include “Watching with The Simpsons: Television, Parody, and Intertextuality.”

One highlight was the three-episode 2007 arc that told the story of Imaginationland, a place where Gandalf, Charlie Brown, Count Chocula and all the inventions of human imagination live. When terrorists attacked Imaginationland, our pint-sized heroes had to set things right before the U.S. military nuked the place.

Typically, each episode of the show culminates in a cut-thecrap, commonsense sort of moral – some version of “do the right thing” or let people make their own decisions.

Gray says Parker and Stone fit poorly in either the Democratic or Republican camps and places the pair on the political spectrum as ``left-skewing libertarians.’’

One common target is pontificating celebrities, like when Bono of U2 was revealed to be

the world’s largest t—d. But Parker and Stone only like to skewer powerful celebs, showing a surprisingly tender side to Brittney Spears, who in an episode has blown off her own head, but the music industry keeps making her perform.

“They hate celebrities when celebrities try to tell us how to run our lives,’’ Gray says. “Some of their criticisms are ones that unite the left and the right. Like we all find celebrity culture vacuous.”

“South Park’’ is the series that gave us cultural touchstones like Cheesy Poofs, ManBearPig and Mr. Hankey, the Christmas poo.

It gave us Professor Chaos and General Disarray and the sight of Cartman exacting revenge on a teenage bully by making him eat his own parents and then gleefully licking the tears from his face.

It has morphed into full-length movies like “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’’ – which snagged an Oscar nomination Continued on page 6

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A quarter century of rude “South Park” humor Continued from page 5

for best original song – and video games like “South Park: The Stick of Truth.” On Broadway, their musical about Mormons has been a hit since 2011.

The Parents Television Council, which hopes to restore “decency to the entertainment industry,” has frequently criticized the show, calling it “home for graphic sex and violence.”

The show has confounded censors across the globe, and the show itself even launched a ?(hash)CancelSouthPark’’ ad campaign, pretending that someone was trying to sanitize the show.

Parker and Stone first bonded as fans of Terry Gilliam and the Monty Python comedy troupe.

They hand cut and glued their first ``South Park’’ cartoons from construction paper and found a freedom in the low-key method.

“If you had pitched the show and said ‘Oh, and there’s this little 8-year-old boy and he dies

violently and isn’t that great?’

Well, that would never fly. Even in good animation that’s not funny. But in construction-paper animation, it’s funny,” Parker says.

From paper to computers, the show keeps going. It has been a GIF and meme generator long before there were GIFs and memes: “I’m not fat, I’m big

boned!” “Oh, hamburgers!’’ and “Respect my authoritah!”

Celebrating its 25th anniversary with a concert makes sense since music has been at the show’s heart. Some 100 songs have been used over the years, and “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” was itself a musical film. Parker and Stone think of themselves less as animators

and more as members of a band.

“When we go into a new season, we go to the studio like a band, and we have no idea what’s going to come out,’’ says Parker.

“We’re always surprised at the end of the season of like, ‘Oh, we did that? That’s crazy!’

That’s what kept it fun and fresh for 25 years.”

Heche: film success, personal trials LOS ANGELES (AP) – Anne Heche, the Emmy-winning film and television actor whose dramatic Hollywood rise in the 1990s and accomplished career contrasted with personal chapters of turmoil, died of injuries from a fiery car crash. She was 53.

Heche was “peacefully taken off life support,” spokeswoman Holly Baird said in a statement

Sunday night.

Heche had been on life support at a Los Angeles burn center after suffering a “severe anoxic brain injury,” caused by a lack of oxygen, when her car crashed into a home Aug. 5, according to a statement released Thursday by a representative on behalf of her family and friends.

She was declared brain-dead Friday, but was kept on life sup-

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A native of Ohio whose family moved around the country, Heche endured an abusive and tragic childhood, one that helped push her into acting as a way of escaping her own life.

She showed enough early promise to be offered professional work in high school and first came to prominence on the NBC soap opera “Another World” from 1987 to 1991, winning a Daytime Emmy Award for the role of twins Marley and Vicky Hudson, who on the show sustained injuries that anticipated Heche’s: Vicky falls into a coma for months after a car crash.

By the late 1990s Heche was one of the hottest actors in Hollywood, a constant on magazine covers and in big-budget films.

In 1997 alone, she played opposite Johnny Depp as his wife in “Donnie Brasco” and Tommy Lee Jones in “Volcano’’ and was part of the ensemble cast in the original “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”

Volleyball Continued from page 8

In Division 7, three are listed of 17. They are Garden Grove High, Ocean View and Rancho Alamitos.

In Division 7, Western is one of 15.

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Bobby Wagner left Seahawks for the Rams

By Greg Beacham AP Sports Writer

IRVINE (AP) – Bobby Wagner is still getting used to the fact he’s now working with Sean McVay, not against him.

After five years of trying to shut down McVay’s offense two or three times per season

for the Seattle Seahawks, Wagner is now making the Los Angeles Rams better.

Instead of attempting to get into McVay’s head to anticipate his moves, the veteran linebacker and the offense-minded coach are putting their heads together.

“Now we get to feed off one another,” Wagner said. “His energy has been crazy. We’ve been in constant communication, even in the offseason. Reaching out, just checking in and stuff like that. It’s been cool. These last couple of months, being able to be coached by him has been a blessing for sure.’’

n HOUSTON TEXANS at L.A. RAMS, Friday at 7 p.m.

BOBBY WAGNER A top Inside linebacker The Rams signed the 32-yearold Wagner to be the gamechanging inside linebacker they’ve decidedly lacked in recent years. But the defending Super Bowl champions also signed the six-time All-Pro for the impact he’ll have across the organization, and the signs are already showing.

Practically every player in a horned helmet speaks rhapsodically about Wagner’s impact on their work habits and football intelligence, but they also can’t wait to see the impact he’ll have on Sundays.

“You go back and watch the plays (at practice), and you’ve just got a smile on your face,” Aaron Donald said. “I might

jump on my gap, and then he’s there to fill it so fast, because he’s just downhill. He understands where things are going, and he’s able to play so much faster. Just seeing the way he moves, the way he plays, definitely gets us excited.”

The Rams didn’t sign Wagner specifically to teach Ernest Jones how to be a great inside linebacker, yet Jones sometimes feels as if he hit the football lottery. He’ll spend his second NFL season lining up next to one of his idols – and then picking his brain afterward.

“It’s crazy that he’s playing with us now and that I’m learning from him, because he was like the guy that I always watched,” Jones said.

Wagner will have the green dot on his helmet as the Rams’ defensive signal-caller, and he has already assumed a natural leadership role beyond barking out signals: He’s a sounding board for his teammates and an example to watch every day in practice.

Jones frequently finds himself admiring Wagner’s nose for the ball and knack for positioning.

“That’s like every day, even when I’m watching film and he makes the plays that the normal linebacker wouldn’t make.”

Angels and Dodgers lose to the Mariners and Brewers Continued from page 8

home run and had two RBIs. Those teams play again on Wednesday with Touki Toussaint (1-0) making the start for the Angels.

As for the Dodgers (80-35), they homered three times and led 4-3 in the top of the 11th inning, but lost in Milwaukee when the

Brewers (62-53) scored twice in the bottom of the inning.

With one out in the bottom of the 11th, Victor Caratini singled home two runners to give the Brewers the walk-off win.

The series resumes in Milwaukee with the Blue Crew sending Tony Gonsolin (14-1) to the mound.

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TheSportsPage

Week Zero Prep Football Is Here Pacifica at Orange among top area premiere games The 2022 high school football season kicks off this Week Zero, with seven area schools opening pre-league play on Friday.

The most interesting matchup looks to be Pacifica at Orange at Fred Kelly Stadium on the El Modena High campus.

Pacifica, which finished 8-3 last season and advanced to the CIF playoffs after finishing third in the Empire League will have a new look with a new coach and somewhat different array of stars.

Vinnie Lopez unexpectedly resigned as head coach just before practice began, and the top post was taken by assistant Randy Franzman.

After the departure of Darius Cowens and Jordan Ross to play at Warren High of Downey, the offensive leaders of this Mariner team looks to be running back Jun Ramos and quarterback Noah Salas.

The Panthers have Kobe Boykin, a top running back, and wide receivers Aaron White and Jonathan Smith. They were 7-4 last season and won the Orange

EDWARD “JUN” RAMOS (26) SHOULD BE A FORCE FOR MARINERS Pacifica has a new coach and some key departures, but should remain strong Coast League title.

Also worthy of attention is an intersectional game in which Edison visits Venice High of Los Angeles. The Chargers were 8-4 last season and finished second in the Sunset League. The Gondoliers were 8-4 and took second in the Western League.

Here’s the schedule of games

involving schools serving the West Orange County area of Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Stanton and Westminster.

All games are planned for Friday at 7 p.m., but schedules are subject to change without notice.

• Pacifica at Orange (at Fred

Dodgers and Angels each lose late to M’s, Brewers From a staff writer

The Los Angeles Angels and the Los Angeles Dodgeras each stumbled in the late going Tuesday night and went home with losses.

For the Angels (51-66), a ninthinning collapse was their undoing. Trailing only 3-2 going into the ninth, the Halo bullpen gave up five runs as the Seattle Mariners (64-54) pulled away to an 8-2 win in Anaheim.

Jose Juarez (4-5) pitched a creditable 5.1 innings, giving up four hits and three runs. He struck out five batters and walked none. But the roof fell in on Jesse Chavez in the ninth, getting tagged for four hits – including a two-run home run – and five runs. He walked one batter and struck out one.

The top four batters of the Angels lineup got all seven of the team’s hits, and the rest of the team was hitless in 16 at-bats.

Kelly Stadium) • Western at Chino • Loara at Linfield Christian/ Temecula • Huntington Beach at Mayfair/Lakewood • Ocean View at Santa Ana Valley.

• Edison at Venice.

V-ball teams to watch now

Shohei Ohtani went 3-for-4.

Luis Rengifo hit a first inning Continued on page 7

Eight area girls’ volleyball squads have been named as “teams to watch” for the coming 2022 season by the CIF Southern Section.

In Divisions 1 and 2, Huntington Beach High is one of 21 teams identified.

In Division 3, Edison is one of 16 named.

In Division 5, Bolsa Grande is one of 15.

Continued on page 6