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En la isla de Puerto Rico no todo es reggaetón o salsa, también el amor al estilo pop tiene espacio en la isla y con esta propuesta romática de la puertorriqueña Elena lo podemos confirmar. “Hasta cuando no estas” es un tema de su propio puño y letra que podría convertirse en un himno al sentimiento del amor que encontramos de tanto buscarlo. Con su propia interpretación del piano, Elena le imprime sentimiento a una letra que surge de un corazón que siempre ha estado en busca del amor verdadero y que ahora que lo encontró no lo quiere esconder. Producido por Diego Contento, el tema es capaz de generar sensaciones en aquellos que no han encontrado a su alma gemela e invita a los que están dudando a que se den una oportunidad para amar y ser correspondidos de la misma manera. Es un sonido romántico acompañado de un piano que nos recuerda a “Ocean”, uno de los éxitos que Karol G incluyó en su multipremiado álbum del mismo nombre antes de lanzar “Mañana será bonito” que ganó el Latin Grammy al álbum del

At the Boras Classic on Wednesday, listening to the pro scouts talk while seeing Seth Hernandez pitch and hit left little doubt what they were thinking: reclassify. Hernandez is only a junior at Corona High, and the coming 2024 pro draft is leaving scouts desperate to find exceptional talent. Well, they’re going to have to wait for 2025. “I hear it all the time,” he said. “It’s a little too late.” Hernandez, 6 feet 4, 190 pounds, is another one of those rare teenage Southern California baseball talents that will make fans excited to watch his progress. As a pitcher, the right-hander struck out 11, walked none and gave up two hits in Corona’s 8-0 win over Aquinas at JSerra. As a hitter, he belted a three-run home run to left field in the fifth inning when it was scoreless. Corona added five runs in the sixth. “What Seth did is what he does,” Corona coach Andy Wise said. “He didn’t do anything that he shouldn’t have done. That’s how good he is and how fortunate we are to have him.” Hernandez didn’t play high

With a second-place tie, three Democrats appear to be headed to the November ballot in the race for a coveted Silicon Valley congressional seat. The extremely unusual situation comes after weeks of uncertainty, with second-place finishers Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian and Assemblymember Evan Low of Campbell repeatedly trading positions, often while separated by just one or two votes. They appear to have finished the race with 30,249 votes apiece. Former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo has maintained a first-place lead since the primary, securing his spot on the November ballot with more than 38,000 votes. “It was like watching a snail race — the most exciting snail race I’ve ever witnessed in my life,” said Marva Diaz, a political consultant and publisher of the election guide California Target Book. There did not immediately appear to be any precedent for a three-way California congressional race since the state shifted to its nonpartisan primary system in 2012, which dictates that the top two finishers advance to the November ballot regardless of party. In the case of a second-place tie in a primary election, California elections

In one of the largest cash heists in Los Angeles history, thieves made off with as much as $30 million in an Easter Sunday burglary at a San Fernando Valley money storage facility, an L.A. police official revealed Wednesday. The burglary occurred Sunday night at an unnamed facility in Sylmar where cash from businesses across the region is handled and stored, according to L.A. Police Department Cmdr. Elaine Morales. The burglars were able to breach the building as well as the safe where the money was stored, Morales said. Law enforcement sources said the break-in was among the largest burglaries in city history when it comes to cash, and the total surpassed any armored-car heist in the city as well. Mystery surrounds the break-in. Sources familiar with the investigation said a burglary crew broke through the roof of the facility to gain access to the vault. But it is unclear how they avoided the alarm system. In addition, viewing the safe from the outside, it showed no signs of a break-in. The operators of the business, whom police did not identify, did not discover the

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is happy. No, he’s more than that. He is “oozing life.” And, really, you too would be oozing if A) Taylor Swift was your girlfriend; B) your girlfriend joined the billionaires club; and C) you had enough Super Bowl rings that you could wear one, your billionaire girlfriend could wear one, and you’d still have a spare to stuff in the pocket of your “comfy” velvet pants. “I’m oozing life right now,” Kelce told People on the heels of a vacation to the Bahamas with, you got it, T-Swizzle. Three Super Bowl wins should be enough to have you high on life. In his most recent victory with the Chiefs — a 25-22 overtime win over the 49ers — he caught nine passes for 93 yards. But Swift was never far from his mind. He said of his relationship with the pop star in early February: “It’s a roller coaster that I did not expect. But I’m enjoying every single ride, baby.” He told People he really liked the “full throttle” life — he’s busy with the return

Weddington Golf & Tennis, a beloved San Fernando Valley institution, officially closed its doors Wednesday as officials at Harvard-Westlake take over with plans to turn the landmark Studio City recreation center into a sprawling athletic complex for the prep school.   Nestled between Whitsett Avenue and Valley Spring Lane, many people who spoke to KTLA said they are sad to see it go, some sharing stories of growing up at the center and passing on the love of golf to their kids.   “Once you’re one hole into this par three, you’re not in Hollywood, you’re not in Studio City, you’re not in Valley Village. You’re not in any of these places. You might as well be 20-30 miles away,” golfer Michael Bunin said.   Something of a shady oasis, the golf course, which has been open since the 1950s, is surrounded by historic trees, the L.A. River and 16 acres of green space, a place where Bunin said it’s possible to meditate and play golf at the same time.   “It’s one of these little pockets that I feel is being erased more and

What’s next for Disney after winning board fight? – CBS News Watch CBS News Disney stockholders gave the company’s current leadership a win on Wednesday, reelecting all 12 board members and rejecting two hedge funds that fought for seats. Brooks Barnes, senior staff writer for The New York Times, joins CBS News to discuss what the results mean for the company’s future. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

Tool lets people with little to no vision experience eclipse – CBS News Watch CBS News Millions will experience next week’s total solar eclipse using their eyes, and hopefully a pair of filtering glasses. But what about people who are blind or visually impaired? CBS News national environmental correspondent David Schechter reports on how an astronomer is aiming to create an accessible eclipse experience. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

Three Los Angeles City Council members Wednesday introduced a legislative package aimed at addressing the rise of a certain lung disease impacting countertop workers. Council members Imelda Padilla, Bob Blumenfield and Monica Rodriguez co-introduced a set of motions Wednesday targeting silicosis, an incurable lung disease caused by inhaling large amounts of crystalline silica dust from the cutting, grinding and molding of engineered stone (quartz) countertops. “The alarming rise of severe silicosis-related illness and deaths among stone countertop workers in the San Fernando Valley prompted me to act quickly,” Padilla said in a statement. She added, “For the last few months, I have brought together community-based organizations, trade unions and the impacted workers — most of whom are young Latino immigrant men — to come up with a commonsense solution that saves lives and protects livelihoods.” As part of the legislative package, the council members introduced two motions intended to combat silicosis by implementing stricter regulations and enhancing outreach to these workers. Council members also introduced a resolution that would serve to express the city’s support of AB 3043. In March, Assemblywoman Luz Rivas, whose office

Cal State Los Angeles received a $7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to upgrade the school’s hydrogen research and refueling facility, the school announced Wednesday. The grant is part of a federal effort to strategically deploy publicly accessible electric vehicle charging and alternative fueling infrastructure in places where people live and work, the school said. Through the grant, the school’s Hydrogen Research and Fueling Facility will be transformed into a cutting-edge, high-capacity hydrogen fueling station for vehicles, officials said. The publicly accessible hydrogen station will service public customers and fleets, including the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles. “With multi-billion investments into the hydrogen economy, the Department of Transportation $7 million award opens a new chapter for the operation of the Hydrogen Research and Fueling Facility,” David Blekhman, director of Hydrogen Research and Fueling Facility, said in a statement. “This funding creates opportunities for faculty and students to leverage research, workforce training, and industry collaborations.” The hydrogen facility, which officially opened in 2014, is the largest such facility on a university campus in the United States that produces its own hydrogen

José Andrés says slain World Central Kitchen workers were targeted “systematically, car by car” – CBS News Watch CBS News The bodies of six World Central Kitchen workers, who founder José Andrés said were targeted “systematically, car by car” when they were killed in an Israeli airstrike, were transported out of Gaza on Wednesday. One of the victims was a dual U.S.-Canadian citizen identified as 33-year-old Jacob Flickinger. Holly Williams reports. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On