In 1968, a southern Illinois native broke a major NBA color barrier
Jackie White, a native of Centralia, Illinois, in 1968 became the first Black person to officiate an NBA game.
Lakers sign Alex Len, waive Christian Wood to fortify center depth
The 7-foot Len had intended to sign with Indiana but changed his mind after the Lakers rescinded their trade to acquire Mark Williams. Wood had yet to play this season while rehabbing from ...
White House fires USAID inspector general after warning about funding oversight, official says
The White House fires USAID's Inspector General amid controversy over frozen humanitarian funds and legal challenges from U.S. businesses.
Report: Lakers sign free agent C Alex Len
Free agent centre Alex Len has reportedly agreed to a deal to join the Lakers after he was cut by the Washington Wizards on ...
Lakers Signing Free Agent Alex Len to Bolster Frontcourt
Free agent 7-footer Alex Len will sign with the Los Angeles Lakers, agent Mike Lelchitski tells ESPN. Len intended to sign ...
Plastics News16h
Court rules against plastics industry in Bonta subpoena lawsuit
A judge has ruled against the Plastics Industry Association in its legal battle with California Attorney General Rob Bonta, ...
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Ranking Every Single NBA Trade Deadline Trade From Worst To First
It’s safe to say that what happened at the NBA trade deadline this year was beyond our expectations as fans of the league.
Magnitude 4.1 earthquake hits off Northern California coast, followed by several quakes
A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck off the Northern California coast after midnight on Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. Several smaller quakes followed.
Opinion
If Sacramento leaders fight neighbors over millions in state dollars, we all lose | Opinion
The county’s transit district has claimed that it and the county have lost $183 million in a decade to other governments. Those are fighting words, writes columnist Tom Philp.