10 platinum records Larry Carlton: jazz fusion guitarist Richard and Karen Carpenter: The Carpenters, pop duo Melissa Hasin: cellist Bobby Hatfield: half of The Righteous Brothers and Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame inductee Greg Kriesel: bass player for The Offspring Bill Medley: half of The Righteous Brothers Bradley Nowell: lead singer and guitarist of rock band Sublime Jae Park: member of the South Korean boy band Day6 Joon Park: member of the South Korean boy band g.o.d John Patitucci: Grammy Award-winning jazz bassist Basil Poledouris: film composer Jenni Rivera: singer-songwriter Mark Turner: jazz saxophonist Government and politics Robert Garcia: mayor of Long Beach, CA Kathy Augustine (M.P.A.): Nevada State Controller (1999–2006) Patricia Bates (B.S.): serving in the California State Senate Bill Brand (B.S.): Mayor of Redondo Beach Ian Calderon (B.A. 2008): California State Assemblyman Debbie Cook (B.S.): Mayor of Huntington Beach Kevin Drum (B.A. 1981): political blogger and columnist Margaret Finlay (M.P.A. 2000): former mayor of Duarte, California George Gascón (B.A. 1977): Los Angeles County District Attorney, former District Attorney of San Francisco, former police chief Lena Gonzalez (B.A.): serving in the California State Senate Eklil Ahmad Hakimi (M.S. 1998): former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan Tim Leslie (M.P.A.): California State Senator John Moorlach (B.A. 1977): California State Senator Patrick O'Donnell (B.A., M.P.A.): currently serving in the California State Assembly Jenny Oropeza (B.S.): California State Senator Curt Pringle (B.A., M.P.A.): Speaker of the California State Assembly and Mayor of Anaheim Dana Rohrabacher (B.A. 1969): United States Congressman Gloria Romero (B.A., M.A.): California State Senate Majority leader Wade Sanders: Deputy Assistant United States Secretary of the Navy for Reserve Affairs and convicted sex offender John G. Schmitz (M.A. 1960): United States Congressman and 1972 American Independent Party candidate for President of the United States Kelly Seyarto (M.P.A.): member of the California State Assembly Edward Ulloa (B.A.): attorney and former criminal prosecutor Sports Guy Baker: head coach of the USA Women's Water Polo team; led the team to three consecutive Olympic medal ceremonies (2000-silver) (2004-bronze) (2008-silver) Gil Castillo: amateur wrestler; retired MMA fighter Amber Corwin: figure skater and costume designer Paul Goydos: PGA golfer John Mallinger: PGA golfer Pat McCormick: four-time Olympic gold medalist, won both the platform and springboard events, in both (1952 and 1956) Mark O'Meara: champion golfer Tim Shaw: Olympic silver medalist 1976 and 1984 (Water Polo), Sullivan Award Winner Dwight Stones: two-time Olympic high jump