Monday’s prep baseball and softball scores

Baseball Aquinas 3, Linfield Christian 1Arcadia 3, Damien 1Arleta 14, Van Nuys 8Ayala 5, Glendora 0Beaumont 6, Citrus Valley 5Bellflower 13, Dominguez 1Bishop Amat 4, Bishop Montgomery 2Bonita 13, Colony 1Calabasas 6, Camarillo 0Calipatria 5, Desert Mirage 3Calvary Baptist 15, Lucerne Valley 5Cerritos 9, Paramount 0Chavez 8, Franklin 6Claremont 1, Alta Loma 0Corona 13, Norco 3Corona Centennial 7, Corona Santiago 2Culver City 9, LA Hamilton 0Downey 7, Warren 6Eagle Rock 4, King/Drew 0Eastvale Roosevelt 6, Riverside King 5East Valley 6, Hollywood 2El Modena 7, Laguna Beach 1Fillmore 7, Channel Islands 2Harbor Teacher 11, Gardena 4Hesperia Christian 20, Silver Valley 8La Quinta 17, Palm Springs 1LA Wilson 8, Palisades 6Legacy 5, Granada Hills Kennedy 3Locke 10, Dymally 0Mesa Grande Academy 23, Desert Chapel 3Moreno Valley 5, Heritage 2Newport Harbor 2, Segerstrom 0Orange County Pacifica Christian 5, Western Christian 1Orange Vista 2, Vista del Lago 0Paloma Valley 9, Murrieta Valley 5Palos Verdes 9, Narbonne 5Rancho Mirage 5, Palm Desert 4Redlands Adventist 9, Public Safety 5Rosemead 5, Workman 3San Jacinto 11, Perris 1San Marino 7, South Pasadena 2Santa Ana Foothill 6, Brea Olinda 0Santa Fe 7, California 5Santa

Congress to vote on TikTok regulation next week

Congress to vote on TikTok regulation next week – CBS News Watch CBS News In light of warnings from the intelligence community about the potential misuse of TikTok in influencing the upcoming election, national security officials are set to brief all House members today. The focus will include concerns over the Chinese government’s possible control over the app. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

How to maximize retirement savings by minimizing taxes

How to maximize retirement savings by minimizing taxes – CBS News Watch CBS News Retirees may leave behind the 9 to 5 grind, but a yearly tax bill remains. Kamila Elliot, a certified financial planner, shares advice on how to minimize taxes and make the most of retirement income and savings. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

Horse gets stuck in ditch after stumbling in Laguna Niguel

Firefighters rescued a horse that was trapped in a ditch after stumbling in Laguna Niguel Monday. The 10-year-old horse named “Nala” lost its footing while walking on a bridge and fell about 4 feet into the hole. Veterinarians arrived at the scene and sedated Nala so firefighters could work on pulling the horse out of the ditch. Firefighters help a horse that got stuck in a ditch in Laguna Niguel on March 12, 2024. (Orange County Fire Authority) Images and video of the rescue were posted on X, formerly Twitter, by the Orange County Fire Authority. “Loud cheers heard as Nala got up,” the Fire Authority said in its post. Disneyland moves closer to breaking ground on major expansion Nala was later seen walking after being pulled out of the hole and is expected to be OK.

Crews working to restore power in L.A. neighborhood after cables snap

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power crews are on the scene of a power outage in the San Fernando Valley early Tuesday morning.  According to an LADWP spokesperson, the outage was reported at 12:22 a.m. near the intersection of San Fernando Mission Boulevard and Sharp Avenue in the Mission Hills neighborhood.  Woman found dead in parked van on Mount Baldy Road Up to 281 homes were without power as of 6:15 a.m., the spokesperson confirmed to KTLA.  Video footage obtained by KTLA shows sagging and tangled wires hanging from a telephone pole in the Mission Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles on Mar. 12, 2024. (KeyNewsTV) Video footage obtained by KTLA shows sagging and tangled wires hanging from a telephone pole in the Mission Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles on Mar. 12, 2024. (KeyNewsTV) Video footage obtained by KTLA shows sagging and tangled wires hanging from a telephone pole in the Mission Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles on Mar. 12, 2024. (KeyNewsTV) Video footage obtained by KTLA shows sagging and tangled wires hanging from a telephone pole in the Mission Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles

Los Gatos High students experience a day in the life of working professionals

Los Gatos High School students learned how to manage everything from a small business to corporate communications Monday when local businesses hosted them for a job shadowing day. Having the day off school for staff development, 300 students spent anywhere from an hour to a full day shadowing professionals at 61 companies such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Lockheed Martin, or at local businesses like Sara’s Southern Kitchen. Some also returned to Fisher Middle School to experience life there as staff members instead of students. “It’s a very unique opportunity to see what it’s like in the working world, because a lot of these kids may have jobs at a local coffee shop or Jamba Juice or something, but they really don’t know what to expect in the working world post-college or post-high school,” said Heather LeRoy, a parent at the school who spearheaded the effort. LeRoy said students are connected to different companies for the shadowing day based on a lottery, since not all companies can host an equal number of students. But she said any student who’s interested in participating in the event

Oakland’s Souley Vegan restaurant is coming back, this time to Martinez

Souley Vegan, Tamearra Dyson’s Oakland-rooted vegan soul food brand, is set to open a new restaurant in Martinez’s buzzy market hall in April. The Oakland-raised restaurateur built up her original vegan business by one catering gig and farmers market at a time, before opening her first restaurant in 2009 and over the years, additional locations in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, which have since closed. Vegan Souley, whose original Creole-inspired restaurant shuttered last October, was known for its Pray 4 Me burgers, seitan country po’boys and New Orleans okra gumbo.  Even amid restaurant closures, Dyson became the first vegan chef to defeat celebrity chef Bobby Flay on his Food Network show, “Beat Bobby Flay,” in 2022. Krystal Endsley, co-owner of Market & Main, a market and food hall, says it’s high time for Martinez to have a vegan restaurant. After hearing that Dyson was looking to expand, Endsley and her team invited the vegan chef to check out the market hall. “She came in and absolutely loved the space,” Endsley says. Market & Main has been on an expansion kick, as well. The

Hate speech spewed at Emeryville City Council leads mayor to use new policy for first time

EMERYVILLE — When the Emeryville City Council became the latest elected body in the Bay Area to be targeted by a slew of racist, antisemitic and homophobic remarks, city leaders were ready — and for the first time used a new policy that allows them to cut off public speakers who use hate speech. What started as a typical city council meeting here on March 5 — beginning with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by a proclamation dubbing March as American Red Cross Month — quickly went awry after a handful of remote participants hijacked the public comment period to spout what one council member described as vitriolic rhetoric toward Jewish, Black, transgender and queer people. “The fact of the matter is we live in a world that is not perfect,” Mayor Courtney Welch told this news organization on Monday. “They’re just people wanting to be harmful.” The first of the five commenters from Tuesday’s meeting made it through the allotted two minutes given to speakers, using his time to disavow Israel and violence inflicted upon Gaza without being cut off, though Welch said he “teetered

Mother and her 2-year-old are reunited after a car with the toddler inside is stolen in San Pablo

SAN PABLO — A 2-year-old child emerged uninjured Monday after a woman stole a vehicle with the toddler inside, police said. Police reunited the child with its mother and arrested a 35-year-old Oakland woman on suspicion of vehicle theft and kidnapping, according to a statement from San Pablo police. That woman remained in custody Tuesday morning at the Martinez Detention Facility in lieu of $360,000 bail, according to jail records. Police said surveillance video showed the woman taking the mother’s vehicle in the 1300 block of California Avenue. Officers descended upon the surrounding neighborhoods and found the vehicle with the child unharmed near Barrett Avenue and Hayes Street. Officers later found the suspect with two other females in the 2900 block of Martin Luther King Avenue in Oakland by pinging the victim’s cell phone that had been taken from the vehicle, police said. They added that the three women entered a white 2016 Hyundai Tucson that officers later tried to pull over. The Hyundai, which police said they later discovered to be stolen out of Hayward on March 3, took off. Officers pursued it for

President Biden says he never meant to keep classified documents. Hur stands by report on president’s memory

By ZEKE MILLER, COLLEEN LONG and FARNOUSH AMIRI | Associated Press WASHINGTON — Over five hours of interviews, President Joe Biden repeatedly told a special counsel that he never meant to retain classified information after he left the vice presidency, but he was at times fuzzy about dates and said he was unfamiliar with the paper trail for some of the sensitive documents he handled. The Associated Press obtained a transcript of the Biden interviews, which were being turned over to Congress by the Justice Department on Tuesday just hours before the special counsel, Robert Hur, was going before the House Judiciary Committee to face questions about his investigation of the Democratic president. Hur, in his report, concluded that Biden should not face criminal charges over his mishandling of documents but also impugned the president’s age and competence. The special counsel, for his part, stood by his assessment of the president’s memory as “accurate and fair,” in prepared testimony to be delivered to Congress. In prepared remarks, Hur said: “What I wrote is what I believe the evidence shows, and what I expect jurors would

Music Tonight: Tuesday, March 12

The World-Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra is an institution which will forever be associated with the pinnacle of World War II-era big band jazz, in no small part because its eponymous founder disappeared into the fog of war aboard an allied air force plane headed from England to France sometime in the hours before the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge. Like the plane he was on and its crewmen, Miller has never been found, drifting into history and musical mythos like the ghost of a Zippo-lit Chesterfield fading away on melting celluloid reels from yesteryear. The orchestra, however, has endured, dedicated to playing the style and arrangements of its long-ago fallen leader, whose ears and mind produced a certain magic that defined the sound of joy, victory and pleasure across the free world. Tonight at 7 p.m., you can catch its current iteration at the Arkley Center for the Performing Arts, where the ticket pricing is as follows: $42 general, $27 seniors and children, $10 for CPH students…

Music Tonight: Monday, March 11

It’s just another Metal Monday over at Savage Henry Comedy Club at 6 p.m., so don’t go wishing it were Sunday, even if that’s your I-don’t-have-to-run-day. These are fun, too. Tonight’s gig brings two bands from Everett, Washington, KillCam and Resin Cough, for a meet-up with our local heroes GRUG! and Brain Dead Rejects. This all-ages gig requires a valid I.D. from anyone of proper age who wishes to drink alcohol and comes with a $5-$10 sliding scale door charge, which isn’t bad at all, especially if you do a little math on the distance from Snohomish County to Humboldt and the current price of gasoline…

Timothy David Cochrane: 1953-2024

Tim Cochrane was born the evening of Aug. 24, 1953, in his maternal grandparents’ home in Eureka, California, to James William Cochrane III and Alice Loree Stockton Cochrane of Loleta, California. He and elder brother James Michael “Sham” were later joined by Robert Todd and sister Leslie Loree, the four of them growing up on Singley Hill in Loleta. Tim had an ear for music and began playing the piano when he was only 3 years old. On his fourth birthday, he was presented with a piano from his parents, launching a lifelong love for the instrument and all things musical. Tim attended Loleta Elementary where his father was superintendent and briefly attended Fortuna Union High School before the family relocated to Chiapas, Mexico, resulting in a year escaping formal education and exploring the jungles of the Yucatan. Later, the family moved to Peru when his parents joined the Summer Institute of Linguistics. The time in the Amazon was formative for Tim and he embraced the different cultures, their traditions, music and cuisines. Packing his trusty accordion along since the piano did not fit under

Music Today: Sunday, March 10

Pianist John Chernoff, violinist Cindy Moyer and sax player Virginia Ryder make up the Vipisa Trio, a group of music department staff who have been performing together long before the CPH rebrand. Today at Fulkerson Hall, the trio will be performing a 2 p.m. matinee of music including the work of local alum and current University of California Los Angeles composition and theory teacher Dante Da Silva. There will also be pieces by the composers Marc Eychenne and Richard Wienhorst ($15, $5 children and Cal Poly Humboldt students)…

Calvin Harold Kernen: 1925-2024

The family of Calvin Harold Kernen is sad to announce his passing on Feb. 11, 2024, in Arcata, California. Cal was born Aug. 5, 1925, in Del Norte, Colorado, to Swiss Immigrants Friederick Alfred and Mary Albertina (nee: Gerber) Kernen and was proud to have turned 98 ½ years old just days before his passing. He grew up on Pinos Creek near Del Norte as the youngest of seven children and loved life in the great outdoors. Cal grew up farming organically, eating farm to table, composting and living off the grid. He remembered the big changes electricity made to their home in 1937. The family raised their own crops and livestock, and Cal began helping at age 7. He loved tending to cattle in the hills, hunting and fishing. A highlight of growing up was being chosen to drive the school bus. Any 17-year-old in high school got to drive the school bus if they were the farthest one out on the route. That way the person driving had the bus in the morning to pick up the children for school. He drove a

Exclusive Taylor Swift acoustic songs on ‘GMA’ all week leading up to Disney+ ‘Eras Tour’ film debut

Tuesday, March 12, 2024 12:41PM The “Eras Tour” film drops on Disney + March 14 at 9 p.m. ET. Get ready, Swifties. Every day this week, Taylor Swift will unveil an exclusive first look at each of the four acoustic songs she is releasing in her Era’s Tour movie debuting on Disney+ later this week. You can tune in to “Good Morning America” every day this week to listen to her new acoustic music. Disney recently announced that “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version)” will stream exclusively on Disney+ starting Friday, March 15. The concert film will include the song “Cardigan” and four additional acoustic songs. Taylor Swift performs as part of the “Eras Tour” at the Tokyo Dome, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024, in Tokyo. AP Photo/Toru Hanai The history-making, cinematic experience from the 14-time Grammy-winning artist was directed by Sam Wrench. It grossed more than $260 million worldwide at the global box office, making it the top-selling concert film of all time. In making the announcement Disney CEO Bob Iger said, “‘The Eras Tour’ has been a true phenomenon that has and

Kids Day 2024 benefiting Valley Children’s Hospital

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Get your dollars ready, Kids Day is back! Thousands of volunteers will be selling special Kids Day newspapers on street corners across the Valley on Tuesday, March 12. For a suggested donation of $2, you can get your copy and read about the life-saving care available at Valley Children’s Hospital. You can also make a $10 donation by texting the word GEORGE to 20222. Find other ways to give online at valleychildrens.org/kidsday Your support will help Valley Children’s Hospital continue its mission of providing the best care for sick and injured kids. Thank you to these generous top sponsors of Kids Day 2024!

Man shot multiple times in southwest Fresno, police say

Tuesday, March 12, 2024 12:22PM A man is in the hospital after being shot in southwest Fresno. FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — A man is in the hospital after being shot in southwest Fresno. Police responded just after midnight Tuesday to a Shotspotter call of 17 rounds at San Benito and B Street. They arrived to find a man with several gunshot wounds. He was taken to a nearby hospital, where he is expected to be okay. Police do not have a motive for the shooting. They also do not have any suspect information, although they are looking for a silver car. B Street was closed from San Benito to Santa Clara while police investigated the scene. Copyright © 2024 KFSN-TV. All Rights Reserved.

Playing the Field: A Bachelor Podcast | Follow and listen here

By Ryan Field Tuesday, March 12, 2024 11:23AM Are you a member of “Bachelor Nation”? Well, you’ve found the right podcast. Ryan Field, sports anchor at ABC7 Eyewitness News in New York, is a big “Bachelor” fan. He’s hosting a new podcast, “Playing the Field,” along with two “Bachelor” experts from the ABC stations — Jennifer Matarese and Gina Sirico. They’ll break down each episode and dish on the latest news from Bachelor Nation. Follow us now and never miss an episode. Discover more podcasts from abc7NY here Copyright © 2024 WABC-TV. All Rights Reserved.