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• How this entrepreneur wants to build a taquito empire Fast food chains have a long history of turning snacks into obsessions. In-N-Out Burger became synonymous with Double-Doubles, and Raising Cane’s did it with chicken fingers. But as yet, no big chain has become the go-to place for taquitos. Roll Em Taquitos in Brea serves churro donuts for dessert. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG) Corn taquitos with beef are topped with shredded cheese, guacamole, sour cream and sauce at Roll Em Up Taquitos in Brea. (Photo by Jeff…
• Taylor Crabb tests positive for COVID-19, likely out of Tokyo Olympics in beach volleyball TOKYO — U.S. beach volleyball player Taylor Crabb has tested positive for COVID-19 and will likely miss the Olympic Games, the Southern California News Group has learned. Crabb tested positive shortly after arriving in Japan over the weekend, according to a person familiar with the situation. While a replacement has not been officially named, Tri Bourne, a former USC standout, was flying en route to Tokyo Tuesday afternoon U.S. time. Taylor Crabb and his partner Jake Gibb are scheduled to…
• What happens if (and when) an athlete tests positive at the Olympics? People wearing face masks chat before parting at a train station in Tokyo, Friday, July 9, 2021. The 2020 Summer Olympic Games will play out over the next two weeks in Tokyo. | Hiro Komae, Associated PressAthletes are beginning to arrive in Tokyo, and virus cases are beginning to increase The delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics are infectious — in all the worst ways. Usually, the Olympics brings people together from around the world in an air of excitement. This year,…
• First resident of Olympic Village tests positive for COVID An employee checks the body temperature of a man during press preview of the Village Plaza as part of the Olympic and Paralympic Village media tour on June 20, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. | Takashi Aoyama/Getty ImagesOfficials said it was not an athlete with the the Games opening in just under a week in Tokyo. TOKYO — The first resident of the Olympic Village has tested positive for COVID-19, Tokyo Olympic organizers said on Saturday. Officials said it was not…
• Olympic opening ceremony director Kentaro Kobayashi fired for Holocaust joke The opening ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics is due to take place on July 23 (Picture: Getty)The Tokyo Olympic organising committee has fired the director of the opening ceremony because of a Holocaust joke he made during a comedy show in 1998. Kobayashi was accused of using a joke about the Holocaust in his comedy act, including the phrase ‘Let’s play Holocaust.’ ‘We found out that Mr. Kobayashi, in his own performance, has used a phrase ridiculing a historical tragedy,’…
• Why is Russia called ROC at the Tokyo Olympics? An ROC flag features the main colours of the Russia national flag (Picture: TASS via Getty Images)If you’re an eagle-eyed viewer of this year’s Olympics and find yourself wondering what country ROC could possibly be then read on. ROC is likely to appear hundreds of times throughout the next fortnight on your TV screen and you’ll probably be wracking your brains as to which country that abbreviation is representative of. Well, look no further. What does ROC stand for at…
• The Summer Olympics are here — whether Tokyo is ready for them or not A lonely scene at Tsujido Station in Fujisawa, Japan. | Photo by Yuichi Yamazaki/Getty ImagesThe Japanese capital is under a state of emergency as vaccination rates lag. Also: Cubs-Cardinals, White Sox-Brewers and a Bucks-Suns climax. This You Gotta See. On July 19, 1980, the Summer Olympics opened in Moscow with 66 nations — led by the United States — boycotting because of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. The Games weren’t televised in this country, replaced by an eerie two-week hole…
• Olympics updates: How Southern California Olympians are doing in Tokyo Southern California is well represented at the Olympics Games in Tokyo this year. Southern California News Group Olympics reporter Scott Reid is in Tokyo throughout the games bringing you their stories. While the coronavirus will keep fans from attending, we have compiled a list to help you keep up with athletes with local connections. Follow along for live updates below: A Twitter List by JHWreporter Related Articles Zach LaVine not with Olympic basketball team on flight to Tokyo Special report:…
• An Olympics that keeps the world away? It hardly seems worth it They are not calling off the Olympics at this point. Damn the ventilators, full speed ahead. Nor does it really matter. On July 8 they announced there would be no fans permitted inside the venues in Tokyo. That means there will be record times and record distances and gold, silver and bronze provided for the elite, although the winners must drape their medals around their own necks. Endorsement contracts will flow from that, along with historical certainty. But there won’t…
• Australia’s Olympic training camp locked down after Covid scare Australia’s Olympic squad has already begun to arrive in Tokyo, but members of the Athletics team were locked down in Cairns (Picture: Getty)Australia’s entire athletics team for the Tokyo Olympics was quarantined in their rooms on Saturday at their pre-Games training camp in Cairns following a Covid-19 scare. An inconclusive test had been returned by an unnamed official who travelled from Melbourne but subsequent tests have so far been negative, the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) confirmed on Sunday. Athletes have…