Liz Angeles, they’re calling it. The Sparks made it official Friday morning: They’ve signed Liz Cambage, the dynamic Australian center and four-time All-Star – an addition they hope will put them in title contention to bring a fourth WNBA title to Los Angeles this season. After missing the playoffs for the first time in a…
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A visit to the beach is meant to be a pleasant experience – but get nailed by a stingray or pulled out to sea by a rip current and the trip can quickly turn into a beach bummer. A website launched recently by Huntington Beach called “Safe Beach Day” will inform beachgoers about coastal hazards,…
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Q. Hi Honk. As a motorcyclist, I am very happy to be able to legally ride solo in the HOV lanes. I’m betting this privilege also extends to motorcycles with sidecars. But what about trikes? — Mike Foy, Westminster A. For an answer, Honk went to Mitch Smith, an officer and spokesman for the California…
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“Payment Pain” deals with the seemingly forgotten and heart-wrenching reality of Southern California homebuying finances — it’s really about the size of the monthly check to the lender, not the sales price. Buzz: It’s been one year since mortgage rates hit their historic low. January’s local homebuyers first had to digest prices: The median home…
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A motorist driving the wrong way on the 605 Freeway smashed head on into another driver, killing both in a fiery crash early Friday morning in Cerritos. Officers were called at 2:21 a.m. to a multi-vehicle collision on the 605 Freeway at South Street, said Officer Elizabeth Kravig of the California Highway Patrol. CBS 2…
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Sure, it’s not unusual to see educators, scientists, musicians, athletes, actors, writers and even a Supreme Court Justice or U.S. president or two on PBS, but you don’t typically get all of them appearing on the same series talking about poems – unless you’re Elisa New, the director and host of “Poetry in America.” Even…
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The loudest sound in college baseball in 2021 was Cal State Fullerton hitting the pavement like an experimental rocket. The Titans, a perennial winner in the sport, hit a bump in 2020 with a 4-12 start before the COVID-19 pandemic scuttled the rest of that season, then they followed up in 2021 with the worst…
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Eric Valenzuela is beginning his third season as Long Beach State’s baseball coach, but you’ll have to forgive him if he feels as if his career here has been a little short-sheeted. His first season was 2020, which the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out after LBSU was off to a 10-5 start. In 2021, his team…
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It’s not counter-intuitive to say that one of the Big West Conference’s most successful baseball programs is also one that has suffered some tough breaks. UC Irvine took a step forward last season (43-18 overall, 32-8 Big West), winning the conference title handily and advancing to the 64-team NCAA Tournament for the first time since…
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By Dana Hull | Bloomberg Elon Musk deleted a controversial tweet that made a satirical comparison between Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Adolf Hitler. Musk, the chief executive officer of Tesla Inc. and the world’s richest person, did not respond to a request for comment. A spokesperson for Twitter said the social-media company “did…
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