Football battle could be a low-scoring affair because of the NFC West rivals’ stout defenses and struggling offenses.
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A Florida man who claims he is legally blind has filed more than 600 lawsuits against websites he says he can’t access, including the Dash clothing site operated by the Kardashians.
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Law enforcement and prosecutors from other counties want to know more about Riverside County’s crackdown, which has resulted in the filing of 19 murder charges in connection with 20
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The Chargers shake off a two-game losing streak as Ekeler scores the team’s first rushing touchdowns of the season and Herbert shows no sign of his rib injury.
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In those respects, Olazabal fits the average profile of Inland Empire Latinos as described in a new study. But there’s an exception. She’s on track to graduate in June with a bachelor’s degree in environmental sciences from UC Riverside.
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The Cougars come into the Coliseum with one of the most aggressive defenses in the country and a 4-1 record after a victory over Cal.
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The running back, who learned to win at Oregon, said he didn’t see the Trojans adhere to winning habits in practice before Saturday’s closer-than-needed win over Arizona State.
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California’s licensing requirements could be weaponized to shut down any similar company, stifle innovation, and deny customers access to valuable services.
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The Bruins’ first appearance in the top 25 in a year comes after a nationally televised win led by quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson kept them unbeaten at 5-0.
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The Trojans turn out the lights out on Arizona State in the third quarter en route to a victory and a 5-0 record.
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Keep it here for live updates from Chargers reporter Elliott Teaford for news, analysis and stats during and after the game.
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Giorgia Meloni, who will also be the first woman premier of Italy, along with, well, its second fascist leader, now is leaning away from her party’s embrace of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, for instance.
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Ira Fistell has died. He was 81. For three decades Fistell was a nightly companion to thousands of Southern Californians as he hosted his radio show from 9 p.m. to Midnight on Talk Radio 790 KABC. Fistell’s show was a hodgepodge of often esoteric topics ranging from trains,
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Retrospective collects rare and little-known work by the late Tanega, whose “You’re Dead” is the theme song for TV’s “What We Do in the Shadows,” columnist
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Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer spoke out against freedom. Ferrer was on a webinar chatting with two faculty members at UC Santa Cruz, where the chancellor had just honored her with the university’s Alumni Achievement Award.
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(Photo courtesy of the Thompkins family) Reginald “Reggie” Thompkins rose from what he calls the projects of San Bernardino, where he was one of many children in a single-parent household. He attended Pacific (which temporarily shut down in 1984) and Cajon high schools. Tall at 6-foot-2, he starred in basketball on his way to becoming a ...
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Menelik “Izzy” Israel was supposed to be in Tucson this week. He is an 18-year-old center fielder for Norco High, a 6-foot-2, 165-pound junior whose baseball reputation had been growing thanks to his play for the North Carolina-based Canes travel ball organization last summer. He has already committed to Duke, and his baseball education ...
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Turkey’s professional sports leagues were the latest domino to fall in the world’s sports schedule Thursday, when the country’s Youth and Sports Minister Muharrem Kasapoglu suspended play in basketball, volleyball and soccer leagues in response to the worsening COVID-19 virus outbreak. Three members of the L.A. Sparks were competing until ...
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The mom (Heidi) called me and was just ecstatic. He had a great time on his visit.” Gonzales, from San Bernardino, began his high school career at California School for the Deaf-Riverside before transferring to San Gorgonio. He helped the Spartans win a section and CIF State Southern California Regional title in 2019. Others making their ...
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TEMPE, Ariz. — Major League Baseball will announce today that it is suspending operations – canceling all spring training games and delaying the start of the regular season – because of the COVID-19 virus, according to multiple reports. The seemingly inevitable decision is expected to be announced following a conference call among major ...
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The Pac-12 canceled its men’s basketball tournament Thursday morning, the conference announced, the culmination of an unprecedented week in college athletics as the world adjusts to the COVID-19 pandemic. All other Pac-12 athletic events and ...
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ANAHEIM — Dikymbe Martin laughed when he was asked the question. So did his UC Riverside teammate, Arinze Chidom. So did their coach, David Patrick, which was a story in itself. Because anyone who knows Martin and his heretofore one-dimensional obsession with scoring and Patrick and his ever-present obsession with defense knows the question ...
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ANAHEIM – Dikymbe Martin laughed when he was asked the question. So did his UC Riverside teammate, Arinze Chidom. So did their coach, David Patrick, which was a story in itself. Because anyone who knows Martin and his heretofore one-dimensional obsession with scoring and Patrick and his ever-present obsession with defense knows the question ...
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It’s official. March Madness will be spectator-less. On Wednesday afternoon, the NCAA governing body put out a statement sharing its decision to conduct the upcoming NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments without fans due to the rising concerns of the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. Game attendance will be limited to ...
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This was my second spring-training game, and they’re great fun. If you’ve seen a minor league game, like the ones in Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino, Adelanto or Temecula, spring training is a lot like that: casual, low-key, low stakes. Hohokam holds 10,500, a far cry from a Major League stadium. The scoreboards tout the player at bat but ...
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