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Trump says he’ll move to suspend federal gasoline tax. He can’t do it on his own
President Donald Trump is moving to suspend the federal tax on gasoline to help Americans shoulder surging fuel prices caused by the Iran war.
Angels have hit well against lefties, but can they improve against righties?
The Angels are scheduled to face left-handed starters in four of their next five games. They are 11th in the majors in OPS against lefties, compared with 22nd against righties.…
How Southern California churches are turning unused land into affordable housing
Land-rich churches are bringing affordable housing into their spiritual agendas at a time of declining congregations.
Mater Dei’s Gianna Kenrick, San Juan Hills’ Braeden Valenzuela win CIF-SS diving titles
Kenrick and Valenzuela are seeded first in the boys and girls qualifying meets Tuesday for the CIF State championships.
Free things to do for Mother’s Day in Southern California
Why break the bank for Mother's Day? Here are free things you can do in Southern California
6 found dead in a cargo train boxcar at a Union Pacific yard in Texas border town, police said
Police report that six people were found dead inside a cargo train boxcar at a Union Pacific rail yard in Laredo, Texas. Police in Laredo say workers discovered the bodies…
Sparks blown out by Aces in home opener
Las Vegas pulls away after the Sparks trail by just one point at halftime in a 105-78 rout. The Sparks sign former Iowa guard Kate Martin, Caitlin Clark’s college teammate,…
Lawrence Frank wants to get Clippers back to ‘contender status’
A season filled with on- and off-court ups and downs ended with a frustrating Play-In loss, but the team’s president of basketball operations says they have several paths to improving…
How a CSUF graduate student became a man on a mission
The first-generation college student plans a future helping neurodivergent students.
Audit firm looks at Fullerton’s accounting as city deals with budget crunch
Reserve funds that had to be reclassified have left city officials with less money that could be spent however the city needed, and with only weeks to finalize the next…