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Justin Herbert rallies Chargers past Broncos with 2 fourth-quarter TD passes

INGLEWOOD — Quarterback Justin Herbert threw two fourth-quarter touchdown passes and the Chargers overcame a halftime deficit to seize a 34-27 victory over the Denver Broncos on Thursday night at SoFi Stadium. The victory all but assured the Chargers of an AFC wild-card berth. Herbert rallied the Chargers from a 21-13 halftime deficit to a…
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President Biden must do more to find Austin Tice in Syria and bring him home

In the 12 years since Austin Tice was abducted in Syria, his family and his coworkers at McClatchy have grieved at his absence, despaired at silence from the Syrian government and prayed that promises from three U.S. presidents would turn into actions that brought Austin home.  Now, more than any moment since he was taken…
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California’s lemon law changes mean fewer protections for car buyers

By Ryan Sabalow | CalMatters The year 2025 is shaping up to be a confusing one for Californians unlucky enough to buy a new or used car that turns out to be a clunker. Starting Jan. 1, car buyers who purchase a faulty vehicle will have to navigate a new version of California’s “lemon law”…
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Hiea-Yoon Kang, subject of SafeSport abuse probe, continues to coach at Fullerton College pool

FULLERTON — Hiea-Yoon Kang, suspended from coaching the U.S. Olympic and national artistic swimming teams, continues to coach young athletes at Fullerton College, a location she has tried to keep secret for months, while being investigated by the U.S. Center for SafeSport for allegedly routinely physically, emotionally and verbally abusing swimmers for more than a…
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Rams preparing for first look at Jets CB Sauce Gardner

LOS ANGELES — Early in the season, New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner seemed to be struggling. Or, at least by the standards that he set in his first two seasons, after each of which he was named a first-team All-Pro. He gave up a career-high 97 passing yards on six targets in Week 2,…
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Chino Hills man arrested as suspected political operative for Chinese government

FBI agents arrested a Chino Hills man Thursday on federal charges that he allegedly acted as a political operative for the People’s Republic of China while serving as a campaign manager for a local official elected in 2022 to a city council in Southern California. Neither the local politician nor the city they were elected…
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Notre Dame, Indiana renew in-state ‘rivalry’ in College Football Playoff opener

By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer Marcus Freeman spent his first two seasons as the Notre Dame coach chasing the playoff dream. This year, he’s living it – at home. After closing the regular season on a 10-game winning streak and getting two weeks to prepare for the most meaningful postseason game of his career,…
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Investigation continues into death of troubled passenger on cruise ship out of Port of LA

An investigation was continuing Thursday into the death of a cruise ship passenger who allegedly became belligerent, chased other passengers and was detained by crew members with zip ties shortly after the ship left the Port of Los Angeles bound for Ensenada, Mexico. The man was detained by crew members aboard the Royal Caribbean ship…
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Service members from the National Guard, Marines and Navy collect gifts from Newport Beach

Toys, athletic gear, scooters and games were among the thousands of gifts donated by residents of Newport Beach to military service members for Christmas. This year, the items – part of Operation Christmas, an outreach project to benefit all the branches of the U.S. military run by the nonprofit Our Nation’s Heroes Foundation – were…
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Targeting drug and theft offenses, Proposition 36 goes into effect across California

Proposition 36, the ballot measure that among other things toughens penalties for theft and other criminal offenses and which won widespread approval from California voters last month, officially went into effect this week — with supporters hoping it will lead to less crime and opponents fearing a swell in incarceration. In November, the proposition proved…
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