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Something of a reverse pursuit unfolded this weekend on the 210 Freeway in San Bernardino County after authorities broke up a fight.   Details are limited and it’s unclear exactly how the events transpired, but authorities with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department told KTLA that deputies responded to reports of a fight on Main Street in Rancho Cucamonga.   Several people were arrested after deputies arrived, though one person remained at large.   That suspect, behind the wheel of a white-colored four door sedan, was later spotted, but when deputies attempted a traffic stop, the driver failed to yield and fled westbound on the 210 Freeway.   Suspect seen in footage traveling in reverse on the 210 Freeway in La Verne with deputies in pursuit on Dec. 8, 2024. (viewer image) Suspect seen in footage traveling in reverse on the 210 Freeway in La Verne with deputies in pursuit on Dec. 8, 2024. (viewer image) Suspect seen in footage traveling in reverse on the 210 Freeway in La Verne with deputies in pursuit on Dec. 8, 2024. (viewer image) In footage of a portion

The Dodgers retained a key member of their bullpen Sunday night, agreeing to terms with veteran closer Blake Treinen on a two-year, $22-million contract, according to a person familiar with the deal not authorized to speak publicly about it. Treinen, who missed most of the 2022 season because of a shoulder injury and all of 2023 after undergoing surgery to repair rotator-cuff and labrum tears, regained his All-Star form in 2024, going 7-3 with a 1.93 ERA in 50 games, with 56 strikeouts and 11 walks in 46 ⅔ innings, primarily as a setup man. The 36-year-old right-hander was dominant in the postseason, going 2-0 with a 2.19 ERA and three saves in nine games, throwing 39 pitches over 1 ⅔ scoreless innings to finish a playoff-opening 7-5 win over San Diego and 42 pitches over 2 ⅓ scoreless innings in the Dodgers’ title-clinching win over the New York Yankees. Treinen entered Game 5 of the World Series in Yankee Stadium with one out in the bottom of the sixth inning, runners on first and second and the Dodgers trailing 6-5. Treinen got Anthony Volpe

Prosecutors are asking that convicted former legal titan Tom Girardi be sentenced to 14 years behind bars for ripping off his injured clients, while defense attorneys argue that the disbarred lawyer is a “broke, half-blind, incontinent, 85-year-old man with dementia” who should be placed in a medical facility for the rest of his life, according to court papers obtained Sunday. Girardi, once ranked among the most successful and prominent lawyers in the country, is scheduled to be sentenced in downtown Los Angeles on Friday following convictions on four counts of wire fraud for stealing millions of dollars from clients and spending the money on private jets, golf club memberships, jewelry and the career of his now-estranged wife, “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Erika Jayne. In sentencing papers, federal prosecutors write that Girardi should be ordered to pay almost $3.8 million in restitution along with the prison sentence for perpetrating “a cunning fraud scheme against the injured clients he had a sworn duty to protect.” Girardi’s “yearslong theft of client funds from his law firm’s trust accounts and the myriad lies he told to cover

An Endangered Missing Advisory was issued Sunday after a 55-year-old man was reported missing in Long Beach. Pedro Renteria Jr. was last seen Sunday near the intersection of Magnolia Avenue and West Wardlow Road around 11:45 a.m. Sunday, according to the California Highway Patrol. Renteria was described as a 5-feet-3-inch, 185 pound man with gray hair and hazel eyes. He was last seen wearing a gray sweater, black pants, black shoes and a white bracelet on his right wrist. CHP officials said Renteria is presumed to be on foot. Anyone with information about his whereabouts was urged to call 911. The Endangered Missing Advisory is an alert designated for the suspicious disappearance of at-risk missing children or other endangered individuals.

By Mark Prussin Updated on: December 8, 2024 / 11:46 PM EST / CBS New York Juan Soto is reportedly heading to Queens Juan Soto is reportedly heading to Queens 01:28 NEW YORK — Juan Soto, the four-time MLB All-Star outfielder, has agreed to a record 15-year, $765 million contract with the New York Mets, according to multiple reports. Soto would have the right to opt out of the contract after the 2029 season if the Mets don’t at that time increase the average annual value by $4 million annually. Soto will get a $75 million signing bonus, payable upon the deal’s approval by the commissioner’s office, The Associated Press reported. The New York Yankees reportedly offered Soto $760 million over 16 years. The Boston Red Sox, Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers were also reportedly interested in signing the 26-year-old Soto, the best free agent hitter on the market and considered by many a generational talent. A five-time Silver Slugger, Soto hit a career-high 41 home runs and drove in 109 RBI for the Yankees in 2024, his only season  in the Bronx after being

By Kristie Keleshian, Derick Waller Updated on: December 8, 2024 / 11:33 PM EST / CBS New York NYPD investigators now in Atlanta looking for clues in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder NYPD investigators now in Atlanta looking for clues in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder 02:42 NEW YORK — The NYPD searched the lake in Central Park again Sunday, hoping to recover evidence linked to last week’s murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Midtown Manhattan . As the manhunt for the gunman continues, officials said on Sunday they’re widening their search. The NYPD released new photos of a person of interest they want to speak to in connection to the Dec. 4, 2024 shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. NYPD Crime Stoppers Police sources say investigators with the NYPD and U.S. Marshals Service have been dispatched to Atlanta and along the Greyhound bus route stops between Atlanta and New York City. They want to find out where the person of interest boarded the bus that took him to the Port Authority Bus Terminal on Nov. 24. They are also canvassing the Greyhound terminals and reviewing surveillance

December 8, 2024 / 11:28 PM EST / AP Lara Trump discusses assassination attempt Lara Trump discusses assassination attempt on Donald Trump, its impact on family and RNC 05:55 Lara Trump will step down as co-chair of the Republican National Committee as she considers a number of potential options with her father-in-law, President-elect Donald Trump, set to return to the White House. Among those possibilities is replacing Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whom Trump tapped to be the next secretary of state . If Rubio is confirmed, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will choose who takes the seat through the remainder of Rubio’s term, which expires in 2026. “It is something I would seriously consider,” she told The Associated Press in an interview. “If I’m being completely transparent, I don’t know exactly what that would look like. And I certainly want to get all of the information possible if that is something that’s real for me. But yeah, I would 100% consider it.” Elected as RNC co-chair in March, Lara Trump was a key player in the Republicans retaking the White House and control of the Senate

KANSAS CITY, Mo. —  The Chargers know this all too well. Patrick Mahomes leading a game-winning, clock-bleeding drive. The Kansas City Chiefs kicked a game-winning field goal off the upright to clinch their ninth consecutive AFC West title with a 19-17 win Sunday as the Chargers (8-5) lost their seventh consecutive game to their divisional rival. Six of the wins have come by a single possession, including both of the losses this season, and the Chargers now have lost 11 consecutive games decided by three or fewer points. When Matthew Wright’s 31-yard field goal bounced off the left upright and through the goal posts as time expired, Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh could only stare blankly in front of him with his mouth hanging open. “This one hurts,” Harbaugh said. “We’ll lay down and bleed for a little while. Not long. Then we’ll rise and try again.” Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh tried to show calm after a road loss to the Chiefs. (Ed Zurga / Associated Press) Escaping with 10 wins by one possession this season, the Chiefs (12-1) appeared vulnerable for an upset Sunday. The Chargers

Not every epic hero has to travel from Troy to Ithaca, across Middle-earth or Westeros, or along the Yellow Brick Road to battle monsters, forge unlikely friendships, discover hidden powers and vanquish the shadow that threatens to engulf their world. Sometimes, as Dorothy Gale discovered all those years ago, a hero can do all that without ever leaving Kansas. In “Somebody Somewhere,” Sam Miller — another woman who understands the importance of a really big song — does it without even getting a hallucination-inducing knock on the head. For Emmy purposes, the HBO series, which ended Sunday after three seasons, is considered a comedy. And certainly the half-hour show, created by Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen and starring the bawdy comedian/cabaret star Bridget Everett as Sam, can be funny as hell. But like many modern comedies, most recently and famously “The Bear,” “Somebody Somewhere” is equally driven by pathos. Indeed, the series shares certain themes with “The Bear”: the devastation of parental alcoholism, the twisted relationship between talent and self-doubt. (In this part of the Midwest, though, ambitions are smaller, clashes far less operatic. Here

On the eve of MLB’s Winter Meetings, two left-handed-hitting outfielders found new homes on the free agent market. One was the biggest name in the sport this winter, with superstar slugger Juan Soto reportedly agreeing to a staggering 15-year, $765-million contract with the New York Mets, setting a new MLB record. The other flew under the radar everywhere but Los Angeles, with the Dodgers agreeing to a one-year, $17-million contract with veteran Michael Conforto pending a physical, according to multiple people with knowledge of the situation not authorized to speak publicly. Although the Dodgers had been considered one of the finalists for Soto — they met with the four-time All-Star last month and were one of five teams believed to be engaged in his record-setting bidding — the likelihood was always that another team, especially the Mets with their billionaire owner, Steve Cohen, would blow well past anything the Dodgers were willing to spend. So, as Soto’s Mets deal shattered Shohei Ohtani’s previous record total of $700 million (without any of the deferrals Ohtani agreed to with the Dodgers), the Dodgers shifted their focus elsewhere