Here’s the latest installment of our Miami Dolphins Q&A, where South Florida Sun Sentinel writers David Furones and Omar Kelly answer questions from readers. Q: According to OverTheCap, the dolphins currently have about 20 million in cap space. Do you foresee them bringing in a few veterans before training camp? If so, what positions? —…
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The woman arrested on Mother’s Day for suspicion of murdering her three preteen children in their San Fernando Valley home has a bail amount of $6 million. A person described only as a “juvenile” also was arrested in the deaths, the LAPD reported. Police declined to release other information on that suspect, who Fox 11…
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By Esha Dey | Bloomberg Shares of Irvine-based Rivian Automotive are tanking more than 15% as some early stakeholders get their first chance to unload shares on Monday. Selling restrictions on certain Rivian insiders and investors ended Sunday, freeing up a sizable chunk of the electric-vehicle maker’s float for public trading. The stock had already…
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By Nicole Gregory, contributing writer When the COVID-19 pandemic exposed disparities in health among different populations in Southern California, advocacy groups and politicians insisted that gaps in care must be closed. Nursing is critical in addressing these gaps, according to “The Future of Nursing 2020–2030,” a report from the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and…
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No team in the NBA shot better on 3-pointers during the regular season than the Miami Heat. Of those still remaining, no team has shot worse in the playoffs from beyond the arc than Erik Spoelstra’s. That, in a nutshell, sums up how months of 3-point exhilaration have turned into postseason desperation. “That’s part of…
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The Federal Reserve, which raised its benchmark interest rate last week, essentially plays the role of party pooper with two conflicting chores — keep inflation low and employment high. Conflict arises when one of those key economic forces gets out of whack. Why? Because the Fed’s favorite way to fix either poorly performing sector is…
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The Summer Movie Clubhouse program and its $1.50 tickets return to Cinemark theaters in Orange, offering one inexpensive option to escape the summer heat. The big screen program features family-friendly movies from Universal Pictures. It runs from June 15 through Aug. 3 at Century Stadium 25. Movies play each Wednesday at 10 a.m. and cost…
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By PAT GRAHAM DENVER (AP) — Nikola Jokic put up numbers never seen before in NBA history. Not from Wilt. Not from Kareem. Not from “Air Jordan.” Not from LeBron. With a historic season, the Denver Nuggets big man earned his second straight Most Valuable Player award, a person with knowledge of the decision told…
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The Punk in the Park music and craft beer festival will return this year with headliners Bad Religion and Dropkick Murphys. Event promoters Brew Ha Ha Productions have announced that the two-day fest will once again take over Oak Canyon Park in Silverado Nov. 5-6 with more than 25 punk rock bands performing along with…
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Former Michigan State basketball star and first-round NBA pick Adreian Payne was fatally shot early Monday morning. He was 31. Police responded to an Orange County townhouse around 1:30 a.m. Monday after calls about shots fired, a spokesperson for the Orange County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to the Daily News. Payne, who played all four seasons…
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