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Saturday Sessions: Glen Hansard performs “The Feast Of St. John” – CBS News Watch CBS News The Grammy-nominated, Oscar-winning Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard first garnered attention in 1990 as front man of the Irish band The Frames, then catapulted to fame as the star of 2007’s movie “Once,” which earned him an Academy Award for Best Original Song. Hansard is now out with his fifth studio solo album, “All That Was East is West of Me Now.” Now, here is Glen Hansard with “The Feast Of St. John.” Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

Angel City, the most valuable franchise in the history of U.S. women’s sports, might soon have a new controlling owner after its board hired a New York investment bank to manage a sale of the NWSL club. The team’s four primary owners voted to have Moelis & Co. seek an investor that would assume control of Angel City’s board, which has reportedly been at odds for months over spending. But Sarah Harden, a media entrepreneur and one of Angel City’s earliest investors, characterized the search for a new controlling owner as fundraising. “Angel City is exactly where it needs to be as a club,” she said. “What’s been built at Angel City in three short years is nothing short of incredible. And in high-growth companies it is absolutely normal to step back and look at ‘what do we need to continue this growth?’ “This board has determined that this is the right time to bring in a new major investor. That’s it. That is the story.” Yet maybe not the whole story. Angel City, which will open its third season Sunday against expansion team Bay

The Los Angeles Dodgers will always be the Dodgers, but their minor league team is set to change their mascot for the upcoming Minor League Baseball Season’s Copa de la Diversión (also known as the Fun Cup).  A part of the Fun Cup – which, according to the MiLB website, consists of events that “embrace the culture and values that resonate most” with Hispanics in communities with minor league teams – is that each club changes their names for the festivities.  In the past, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes had taken part in the series as the Temblores, which translates to “earthquakes.”  Police in Southern California arrest man they say threatened business, showed up with automatic rifle Unfortunately for Quakes fans this time around, the new name picked by officials has a different connotation to it than the team may have hoped for.  The Dodgers’ single-A affiliate announced on social media on Thursday that they would be rebranding to the Chaquetas for the Fun Cup; Chaquetas is Spanish for “jackets” and pays homage to Southern California’s mariachi band culture while extending “beyond those who share the genre’s

Local News By Joe Brandt, Madeleine Wright, Jan Carabeo, Alicia Roberts, Marcella Baietto, Iman Jones Updated on: March 16, 2024 / 2:27 PM EDT / CBS Philadelphia CBS News Live CBS News Philadelphia Live TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — Police say a man is barricaded with hostages in a Trenton, New Jersey home after he shot and killed at least three people in Levittown, Pennsylvania on Saturday morning. SWAT teams were surrounding a home where 26-year-old Andre Gordon was believed to be hiding. It was not clear how many hostages were in the home. After the shootings on Saturday morning, Falls Township residents received emergency notifications to shelter-in-place, but those orders were lifted by the afternoon as the investigation moved across the Delaware River to Trenton. Falls Township shooting suspect, car identified: Everything we know so far by CBS Philadelphia on YouTube Police sources described the shootings as domestic-related incidents. Falls Township police said the shootings happened at two separate locations in Levittown, on Edgewood Lane and Viewpoint Lane. Officials said after the shootings, Gordon carjacked someone at a Dollar General store on Bristol Pike in

The White House says it is “cautiously optimistic” about Gaza cease-fire amid negotiations – CBS News Watch CBS News The White House says it is “cautiously optimistic” about a cease-fire in Gaza after a new Hamas proposal called for a six-week pause in fighting. Israel rejected the proposal, but said it will send a team of negotiators to Qatar this week. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

A person sleeping in a vehicle in Paso Robles did not wake up when the window was shot out early Saturday morning, according to Paso Robles police. Police say they responded to reports of a single shot heard at about 13 minutes after midnight along the 1300 block of Spring Street. Police say they located a parked vehicle with the right passenger window shot out and say the person sleeping in the passenger seat was uninjured and slept through the incident. While authorities were still on scene, police say another shot was heard a few blocks north at around 12:30 a.m. Police say officers were unable to locate where the shot was heard. A vague description of the possible shooter, identified as a male, was released. Police are asking anyone with information to contact the department at (805) 237-6464. Anonymous tips can be made to Crime Stoppers 24/7 at (805) 549-STOP or by texting SLOTIPS and the message to CRIME (274637).

A pedestrian died after being hit by a car in Santa Maria Friday night. Santa Maria police say it happened shortly at around 9:25 p.m. on the 800 block of North Broadway. Police say the pedestrian, identified so far only as a male, was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. No other information on the pedestrian or driver has been released by police. Police expected N. Broadway between Alvin and McElhaney to be closed until around 3 a.m. Saturday as part of the investigation.

Police arrested a man accused of threatening an Orange County business while keeping a rifle in his car. In a post to Instagram on Friday, the Garden Grove Police Department said a man had been investigated for threatening employees of a local business in the midst of an apparent contract dispute. According to investigators, the man told the employees that he “had a gun” and would shoot them with it. Over the course of the investigation, police identified the man as 61-year-old Stephen Joseph Strigas and determined that he had multiple firearms registered in his name. The Garden Grove Police Department arrested a man on suspicion of criminal threats after he allegedly threatened a local business on Thursday, March 14, 2024. (Garden Grove Police Department) Police arrested Strigas at his work in Fontana on Thursday, and in his vehicle at that time was an AR-10 rifle with ammunition, law enforcement officials said. Officers also recovered more guns and ammo while executing a search warrant in his San Bernardino County Home. Strigas was booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion of criminal threats, police said.

A pedestrian was struck by a Metro Red Line train in downtown Los Angeles Saturday and suffered minor injuries, authorities said. Firefighters and paramedics were dispatched at 9:46 a.m. to 101 S. Hill St., the Los Angeles Fire Department reported. The victim’s age and gender were not immediately reported, but the injuries were described as “non-life-threatening.” It was not immediately known if the person was taken to a hospital.

Southwestern Law School has dropped its lawsuit alleging an insurance company breached a contract to provide complete coverage in defense of a family’s claims of substandard conditions at an apartment building the school owns near its Mid-City campus, nearly two months after the parties announced a tentative settlement. In the underlying lawsuit, Carina Castaneda and her relatives alleged in their Los Angeles Superior Court complaint that they suffered severe emotional distress after Castaneda’s 3-year-old son, Isaias Melendez, contracted lead poisoning. The family’s suit alleged that Southwestern failed to properly own, operate and manage their Shatto Place apartment complex. The case later settled for an undisclosed amount. Southwestern’s suit against the insurer, United Educators Insurance, was brought last Oct. 2, also in Los Angeles Superior Court. It claimed that the school bought insurance from the company for more than a decade and that the policies provided at least $30 million in coverage each year with the promise to defend and compensate Southwestern against a broad range of legal actions. On Thursday, Southwestern attorneys filed court papers with Judge Teresa Beaudet asking that the suit be dismissed

Entertainment By Kerry Breen Updated on: March 16, 2024 / 9:52 PM EDT / CBS News Celine Dion shares health update in rare photo Celine Dion shares health update in rare photo with sons 00:23 Singer Celine Dion shared an update about her diagnosis of stiff-person syndrome alongside a rare photo of herself and her three sons.  In her post, Dion noted that March 15 was International Stiff-Person Syndrome Awareness Day, saying that “trying to overcome” stiff-person syndrome was “one of the hardest experiences” of her life. Dion announced her diagnosis with the condition in 2022, saying at the time that the illness had impacted her ability to sing and walk, and in May 2023, she canceled all upcoming performance dates . In December 2023, Dion’s sister Claudette told a French publication that the singer no longer had control of her muscles .  The disease is an  incurable neurological condition  with features of an autoimmune disease, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Fewer than 5,000 people in the United States are believed to have the illness, according to the Genetic and Rare Diseases