LOS ANGELES — Multiple witnesses on Saturday evening reported seeing an unexplained light in the skies above Southern California, and there were several reported sightings across Utah as well. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department now reports the light is from a “Naval test fire off the coast.”

#OCSDPIO: Light seen in OC sky was confirmed through JWA tower to be a Naval test fire off the coast. No further details. — OC Sheriff, CA (@OCSD) November 8, 2015

KTLA reports that a Navy spokesman told the San Diego Union-Tribune that the luminous object was an unarmed Trident missile that was test-fired from a submarine off the coast of Southern California.

Cmdr. Ryan Perry, of the Navy’s Third Fleet, said the Trident II (D5) was launched as scheduled by an Ohio-class ballisticKings: Late goal by Handzus ties it, 2-2

The good: Huge goal by Michal Handzus with just over five minutes remaining in the period to tie the score. Ryan Smyth passed the puck across the ice to Alec Martinez, who took a shot from near the boards and the puck glanced off the skate of Handzus and trickled past the goal line. Handzus has a goal and two assists in three games since he was bumped from the third line to the second. Another point for Martinez, who lost a goal from Saturday’s win against Columbus when the NHL ruled earlier Monday that his slap shot had been deflected into the net by Marco Sturm.

The bad: The Kings were forced to play from behind for much of the period