Consider Matt Blake among the pleasantly surprised that Brent Headrick, Paul Blackburn and David bednar have become arguably the best bullpen troika in the game.
California’s highest-paid employees are a little-known cadre of pension managers, prison workers and patrolmen who pull in as much as $2 million in total compensation on the taxpayer dime, records reveal. The top-earning state worker last year was Stephen Gilmore, chief investment officer at the California Public Employees Retirement System, who netted $2.36 million in...
Sean McVay insists the Rams’ backup quarterback battle remains undecided, but his preseason decisions suggest Stetson Bennett IV has the edge over Ty Simpson.
Mark Ruffalo chose to speak up on the Paramount merger with Warner Bros. by bringing up the world’s sole Jewish state and accuse one Jewish billionaire of trying to “crush” the rest of us.
The West Harlem Development Corporation has frittered away tens of millions in cash from Columbia University, largely due to incompetence on its board: sources
Detectives are now scrambling to determine what sparked the attack, including whether the victims were specifically targeted or simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday announced a 24-person "renew crew" will be embarking on a series of blitzes to refurbish city playgrounds, recreation centers and basketball courts.
The teachers' union honcho has launched an all-out campaign aimed at convincing teachers and parents to steer clear of Target — over petty partisan politics.
By simply walking onto UCLA’s practice field Monday morning, Trent Hendrick made history. The linebacker became the school’s first player to have practiced with an NFL team before joining the Bruins’ roster. “He’s a nice addition of a kid that we trust and believe in as part of our family,” Bruins coach Bob Chesney said...
Jose Scott was knifed multiple times all over his body in front of an auto repair shop in Laurelton – less than 60 feet from his home – around 9:45 p.m., authorities and sources said.
WASHINGTON — President Trump’s pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson warned of scammers asking for money in the booming clemency industry, where a presidential pardon can cost millions. Johnson, who was named by Trump as his pardon czar in February 2025, said she became aware that fraudsters were pretending to be her and asking for cash...
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