Sports •
Jeshua Anderson – track and field sprinter •
Rick Auerbach –
MLB shortstop 1971–1981 •
Mike Bercovici – college and pro football quarterback •
Mike Borzello – 5-time
World Series champion.
Chicago Cubs,
Los Angeles Dodgers,
New York Yankees •
Craig Buck – Olympic volleyball player •
Larry Dierker – MLB pitcher, manager, broadcaster •
Spencer Dinwiddie – NBA guard for the
Los Angeles Lakers •
Larry Drew II – basketball
point guard •
Jordan Farmar – basketball
point guard, 2-time
NBA champion •
Jeff Fisher – former
NFL player and
Tennessee Titans coach 1995–2010, as well as the
St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams 2012–2016 •
Roy Foster – former NFL
Pro Bowl offensive guard •
Guy Hansen – professional baseball pitcher and coach •
Steve Hartman – sportscaster •
Airabin Justin – NFL and
CFL defensive back •
Gabe Kapler – former MLB
outfielder and current
San Francisco Giants manager, 2021 National League Manager of the Year •
Brad Kearns – professional triathlete, Guinness world record speedgolfer,
The New York Times bestselling author •
Kevin Kennedy – MLB manager and radio-TV baseball commentator •
Kelly Paris – MLB
third baseman •
DaShon Polk – NFL linebacker •
Malcolm Smith –
Super Bowl XLVIII champion and MVP •
Steve Smith – NFL wide receiver,
Super Bowl XLII champion •
Jeff Stork – volleyball Hall of Famer, member of
1988 Summer Olympics gold-medal U.S. men's team •
Justin Tryon – NFL
cornerback •
Duffy Waldorf –
professional golfer, member of
UCLA Sports Hall of Fame •
Taco Wallace – former NFL wide receiver •
Quincy Watts – athlete, winner of two gold medals at
1992 Summer Olympics •
Antwaun Woods –
nose tackle for the
Dallas Cowboys, college Defensive Lineman of the Year in 2016 •
Larry Yount – MLB
pitcher •
Robin Yount –
Baseball Hall of Fame player, 19 seasons with
Milwaukee Brewers of MLB
Entertainment •
Steve Bartek – musician,
Strawberry Alarm Clock,
Oingo Boingo •
Matteo Barzini – Italian filmmaker •
Justine Bateman – actress, TV series
Family Ties •
Adam Eget – Podcaster, presenter and former talent coordinator at
The Comedy Store •
Everlast – rapper/singer
House of Pain •
William Finnegan – Pulitzer Prize-winning writer surfing essayist •
Char Fontane – actress and singer •
Ken Levine – Emmy-winning comedy writer, screenwriter, radio announce and play-by-play commentator •
Epic Mazur – vocalist, rapper, and record producer •
Maureen McCormick – actress, TV series
The Brady Bunch •
Susan Olsen – actress, TV series
The Brady Bunch •
Wilmer Valderrama – actor, TV series ''
That '70s Show'' •
Holly Beth Vincent – musician, member of
Holly and the Italians •
Jane Wiedlin – musician, singer and original member of band
The Go-Go's •
Brad Wilk – drummer for
Rage Against the Machine,
Audioslave •
Robin Wright – actress,
The Princess Bride,
Forrest Gump,
House of Cards,
Wonder Woman Politics •
Sandra Black – member of
Barack Obama's
Council of Economic Advisers •
Scott Bloch –
Office of Special Counsel Other •
Elliot Rodger –
mass murderer responsible for murdering six people during the
2014 Isla Vista killings •
Kathryn Dwyer Sullivan –
NASA Space Shuttle astronaut ==In popular culture==