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Westminster High adds beekeeping to lesson plan

Mayra Bahena had always been told to try to stay away from bees. But then the Westminster High junior found herself head-to-toe in a white beekeeping suit, accepting thousands of bees on behalf of her high school’s new agriculture program addition. Principal, Amy Sabol in a tan beekeeper suit talks with FFA students while being…
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Metrolink trains now run on 100% renewable fuel, officials announce

Congressman Jimmy Gomez on hand for the Metrolink announcement that the metro trains are running on 100% renewable fuel at Union Station Wednesday, April 13, 2022. The fuel replaces the diesel and produces 80% less green house gasses. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG Metrolink trains lined up outside of Union Station Wednesday,…
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Kyle Hendricks hopes a bad start in the Chicago Cubs’ 6-2 loss is a one-off: ‘Everything was out of whack’

Chicago Cubs right-hander Kyle Hendricks knew he was out of sync from the onset of his start Wednesday. Rushing to the plate. No fastball command. It all quickly put Hendricks in a tough spot. Five of the first Pittsburgh Pirates reached base against Hendricks. Three scored on a home run he surrendered to outfielder Ben…
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Coachella 2022: Fans talk about return to festival in post-COVID-19 environment

Justin Cohen has waited for the gates to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to reopen for a long time. How long? The 32-year-old West Hollywood dog walker bought his ticket in June 2019 and has held onto it ever since. “I remember when it got postponed in March 2020,” Cohen says. “I said…
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Pete Alonso leads Mets to series win in Philly with 3-run homer, 5 RBI

PHILADELPHIA — It wasn’t the cleanest baseball game the Mets will play this year. But the Amazin’s offense overcame their bullpen headache, managing to leave their first road trip of the year on a high note. Pete Alonso, Wednesday’s designated hitter for the Mets, had a banner day at the plate — one he enjoyed…
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Unselds’ School in South Baltimore unveils renovations: ‘It is about the kids’

The Unselds’ School in South Baltimore has received an upgrade thanks to a project that honors late legendary basketball player Wes Unseld. Officials from the Washington Wizards and Heart of America held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday to unveil renovations at the school. It was part of a legacy campaign to celebrate the NBA’s 75th anniversary.…
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Jordan Montgomery ‘should be good to go’ after taking comebacker to knee: Aaron Boone

Jordan Montgomery was back on the mound Wednesday, three days after taking a come-backer to the side of his left knee and needing to drain the fluid from it. The left-hander threw his regularly scheduled bullpen hours before the Yankees played the Blue Jays at the Stadium. “He should be good,” Aaron Boone said. “I just…
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Fullerton’s Boys of the Summer of ’75 reunite

The whole idea of baseball is to go home, and that’s just what happened recently when a dozen members of Fullerton’s 1975 American Legion baseball team reunited in Downtown Fullerton for the first time in 47 years. On the back patio of Roscoe’s Famous Deli, over sandwiches and beers, faded memories were strung together like…
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Sale of land near Universal’s Epic Universe spurs $250 million lawsuit

A company that planned to build a sports theme park near Universal’s upcoming Epic Universe theme park is suing Universal and a property development company for $250 million, claiming the company wrongfully sold the land to Universal in 2018. Fourth Watch Acquisitions, which specializes in real estate entertainment development, alleges Universal City Property Management III…
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Jennifer Lopez documentary to make world premiere at Tribeca Festival’s opening night

There’s a new reason for Jennifer Lopez fans to get loud with excitement. “Halftime,” a documentary exploring the career of the superstar singer, will make its world premiere on the Tribeca Festival’s opening night of June 8, organizers announced Wednesday. “Powerful storytelling — whether in music, film, or games — encourages us to fight for…
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