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LAFC acquires Frankie Amaya on loan from Liga MX’s Toluca FC

At the closing bell for Major League Soccer’s primary transfer window, the Los Angeles Football Club added depth to the middle of the park. Seeking to fight off fatigue from setting in for a trio of heavily used midfielders who have each played in more than 80% of LAFC’s 15 matches, LAFC brought in reinforcements…
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Veteran Carl Edwards Jr. returns to majors in Angels’ bullpen shakeup

ANAHEIM — The Angels are giving Carl Edwards Jr. another chance. Edwards, 33, pitched in 297 major-league games heading into the 2024 season, but he had only faced three big-league hitters since then. After bouncing between the Chicago Cubs’ and San Diego Padres’ farm systems in 2024, and with a winter detour to Mexico, Edwards…
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Man suspected of harming and killing cats in Santa Ana arrested

A 45-year-old man was arrested Wednesday morning, April 23, on suspicion of felony animal cruelty following weeks of reports from community members that he had been luring and harming cats in a Santa Ana neighborhood, authorities said. The investigation of the suspect, Alejandro Oliveros Acosta, began after multiple reports over several weeks alleged that the…
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9 concerts and comedy acts coming to Southern California casinos in May

As we get ready for summer with April showers behind us, entertainment at Southern California casinos will be blooming like May flowers with funk music, stand-up comedy, rock stars and more. Be sure to check each casino’s official website for the most up-to-date event information. Musician Saul Hernandez of the Mexican band Caifanes (pictured on…
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Orange County boys tennis sending several top contenders to Ojai tournament

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Orange County boys tennis will be represented by highly-seeded singles players and doubles teams as it aims to maintain dominance this week at the prestigious Ojai tournament. The 123th edition of event, which is the longest-running amateur tennis tournament in North America played…
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Lakers’ defense confusing Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards

LOS ANGELES — The Lakers entered their first-round playoff series against the Minnesota Timberwolves with a specific game plan for how to defend Anthony Edwards. And it’s worked through the first two games of the best-of-seven series, which is tied 1-1 after the Lakers’ Game 2 win on Tuesday night, with the All-NBA guard admitting…
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Inglewood revives dream of a people mover connecting Metro to SoFi Stadium

Inglewood is reviving a proposal to build an automated people mover to connect Metro riders and other visitors to SoFi Stadium, the Intuit Dome and its entertainment venues. The City Council on Tuesday approved a $34 million contract with Elevate Inglewood Partners to reassess the scope of the “Inglewood Transit Connector” project, including the number…
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Dodgers’ bullpen game implodes as Cubs complete mini-sweep

CHICAGO — Something was lost in translation. Travelmates in Tokyo just over a month ago, the Dodgers and Chicago Cubs have already played their season series, seven games in the first 25 games of the season. It started with a two-game Dodgers sweep at the Tokyo Dome but the Cubs found a favorable exchange rate,…
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Newport Beach opens its first all-accessible playground

A 12-foot super tower, a four-person wheelchair-accessible play structure and a weesaw are some of the new amenities found in Newport Beach’s first fully accessible park for children of all abilities. On Wednesday, April 23, Newport Beach city officials, residents and dozens of children turned out for a ribbon-cutting celebrating the refurbishment and upgrades at…
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In Riverside County jails, a rash of homicide and negligence

By Christopher Damien Christopher Damien reported about law enforcement in Southern California’s inland and desert communities as part of The New York Times’s Local Investigations Fellowship. As two cellmates were fighting in a Riverside County jail, an inexperienced guard remotely opened the cell door, a violation of safety protocols. One of the men immediately pulled…
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