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B-52s’ Kate Pierson lists her Airstream retreat in Mojave Desert for $452K

The trailers are fully hooked up and equipped. (Photo by Shafik Wahhab | Shafik Photography) The property comprises two parcels for a total of 10 acres and comes with six well-appointed Airstreams, including one filled with B-52s memorabilia. (Photo by Shafik Wahhab | Shafik Photography) The 10-acre property on the market for $452,000 includes six…
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Angels fail to cash in on opportunities in 2-1 loss to Phillies

ANAHEIM — Just when the Angels found enough pitching to slow down the Philadelphia Phillies, they couldn’t find a big hit. The Angels wasted a solid performance on the mound in a 2-1 loss to the Phillies on Wednesday afternoon. Starter Patrick Sandoval gave up both runs on a second-inning single, but then he didn’t…
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SpaceX launch set for Thursday morning from Vandenberg

Start the countdown — Hawthorne-based SpaceX will launch the Maxar 1 mission to orbit from Space Launch Complex 4 East at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on Thursday, May 2, with a 14-minute window for the launch opening at 11:36 a.m. If needed, a backup opportunity for the launch will be available at the…
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Highway collapse in southern China leaves at least 24 dead

Associated Press BEIJING — A section of a highway collapsed early Wednesday in southern China, sending cars tumbling and leaving at least 24 people dead, according to state media. Eighteen cars fell down a slope after a 17.9-meter (58.7-foot) long section of the highway collapsed, according to a statement from authorities in Meizhou city in…
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Blinken presses Hamas to seal cease-fire with Israel, says ‘the time is now’ for a deal

By MATTHEW LEE, SAMY MAGDY and SAM MEDNICK JERUSALEM — U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken hiked up pressure on Hamas on Wednesday to accept the latest proposal for a cease-fire with Israel, saying the “time is now” for an agreement that would free hostages and pause the nearly seven months of war in Gaza.…
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Big rigs in California are getting cleaner — but can long-range targets for trucks be met?

By Rob Nikolewski | San Diego Union Tribune California policymakers want to clean up the emissions spewed by the trucking industry — and they’ve passed mandates and established targets to get there. The federal government recently followed up, creating its own set of national guidelines that are staggered by year and truck classification. With California…
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Sparks see Cameron Brink and Rickea Jackson as keys to ‘core four’

TORRANCE — With less than a week on the job in the WNBA, it is only natural that Sparks rookies Cameron Brink and Rickea Jackson are still trying to figure things out. The lottery picks are working hard to position themselves in the organization’s “core four” players, a concept detailed by first-year general manager Raegan…
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What led to escalating tensions, violence at UCLA pro-Palestinian protests

Conflict erupted out on UCLA’s campus in the late hours of Tuesday night as pro-Israel counter protesters attacked members of the “Palestinian Solidarity Encampment” and law enforcement failed to reestablish peace until around 4 a.m., prompting the university to cancel all classes on Wednesday, May 1. UCLA leadership is now under fire for its slow…
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Top Orange County swimming times entering CIF-SS Division 2 prelims, May 1

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Orange County’s leading times, and select others, entering the CIF-SS Division 2 prelims on May 1: BOYS SWIMMING 200-yard medley relay (O.C. record 1:29.01 Santa Margarita ’23) SM 1:30.22 200 free (O.C. record 1:33.26 Shoults ’16) Maksymowski (Nor) 1:36.47 200 IM (O.C. record 1:45.42…
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New battlegrounds emerge in California’s endless housing conflict

At least once a month a new front opens in California’s political guerrilla war between state and local officials over housing. The Legislature and Gov. Gavin Newsom have issued a steady stream of laws and regulations aimed at forcing the state’s nearly 500 cities to embrace housing development, particularly apartments for low-income families. Communities that shun…
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