By ADAM SCHRECK and CARA ANNA KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — A missile hit a train station where thousands of Ukrainians had gathered Friday, killing at… Read More »Missile kills at least 50 at crowded Ukrainian train station
WASHINGTON – The Knicks won at basketball but lost at ping pong and, most importantly, lost their best player. RJ Barrett, the emerging face of… Read More »RJ Barrett suffers scary knee injury in victory over Wizards
ANAHEIM — Mike Trout proclaimed himself “full go” on Thursday. Not only had Trout gotten over a couple of days of being so sick that… Read More »Angels’ Mike Trout embraces a new workout regimen he hopes will keep him in lineup
Brielle Padilla sits with her uncle, Moe Manor, as they drive through Jurassic Empire in the parking lot of the Westminster Mall in Westminster, CA,… Read More »Drive among the dinosaurs at the Westminster Mall
Boys lacrosse referees have agreed to accept game assignments as early as Friday after a two-day work stoppage in which several games in the CIF… Read More »Boys lacrosse officials and CIF-SS come to agreement, season will continue
Liam Hendriks knows not to get too caught up in preseason projections, whether your team is picked to finish first or near the bottom of… Read More »With ‘one goal in mind,’ the Chicago White Sox open the 2022 season with high expectations
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The Easter season is often associated with baby animals, from cute yellow ducklings to fluffy bunnies. And some families are adding these cuddly critters to… Read More »Thinking of buying a baby duck or rabbit for Easter? Think again, animal advocates say
Liam Hendriks knows not to get too caught up in preseason projections, whether your team is picked to finish first or near the bottom of… Read More »With ‘one goal in mind,’ the Chicago White Sox open the 2022 season with high expectations
The Easter season is often associated with baby animals, from cute yellow ducklings to fluffy bunnies. And some families are adding these cuddly critters to… Read More »Thinking of buying a baby duck or rabbit for Easter? Think again, animal advocates say
By ADAM SCHRECK and CARA ANNA KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — A missile hit a train station where thousands of Ukrainians had gathered Friday, killing at… Read More »Missile kills at least 50 at crowded Ukrainian train station
Boys lacrosse referees have agreed to accept game assignments as early as Friday after a two-day work stoppage in which several games in the CIF… Read More »Boys lacrosse officials and CIF-SS come to agreement, season will continue
ANAHEIM — Mike Trout proclaimed himself “full go” on Thursday. Not only had Trout gotten over a couple of days of being so sick that… Read More »Angels’ Mike Trout embraces a new workout regimen he hopes will keep him in lineup
Q: I would never say that the state should stay out of HOA business completely. I think most of the provisions of the Davis-Stirling Act… Read More »HOA Homefront: Who is watching out for our associations?
Markieff Morris is not one to lack for confidence. So even before starting power forward P.J. Tucker went down with the calf strain that could… Read More »Markieff Morris confident he has a place in Heat playoff rotation
Baseball is always shattering records. One, though, can never be broken. Jackie Robinson will forever be the first Black man to play in Major League… Read More »Jackie Robinson’s storied MLB career as told in 4 baseball seasons
The Miami Heat clinched the No. 1 seed in the NBA’s Eastern Conference playoffs from the comfort of their couches Thursday night. Although idle, the… Read More »Heat clinch No. 1 East playoff seed, will open NBA playoffs April 17 at FTX Arena
By KIM CHANDLER MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Ninth grader Harleigh Walker, 15, spends her time after school like many girls her age: doing homework, listening… Read More »Trans kids, parents fight wave of legislation in red states
ANAHEIM — Mike Trout proclaimed himself “full go” on Thursday. Not only had Trout gotten over a couple of days of being so sick that… Read More »Angels’ Mike Trout embraces a new workout regimen he hopes will keep him in lineup
Q: I would never say that the state should stay out of HOA business completely. I think most of the provisions of the Davis-Stirling Act… Read More »HOA Homefront: Who is watching out for our associations?
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