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3 hours agoMiguel Rojas open to playing longer under one specific condition
Miguel Rojas is reconsidering retirement plans, potentially delaying them if the Dodgers achieve a three-peat championship.
The operator - the foundation of former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt - has asked the city to restructure the contract between the parties and, in so doing, forgo what the city lists as $442,840 in outstanding royalty payments.
"Many individuals who were involved have long since passed away, while others have been hard to identify. Yet, one thing is certain: there remain individuals who were involved in Tupac's murder who, for 30 years, have not been held accountable for their crimes."
A neighbor living near the 2700 block of Scott Road in Burbank called police around 7:20 p.m. Sunday after seeing two people dressed in black go into someone's backyard then crawl into the house through a window.
Chris Oliviero, chief business officer for Audacy, stated, 'We're going to be providing twice as much original local L.A. content than we were previously. We are taking these two broadcast frequencies, and getting more out of them.'
LIV Golf is looking to move the New Orleans event to the autumn to avoid peak summer temperatures, ensure the course is in championship shape and to avoid attendance and viewership conflicts with the World Cup.
The D Line Dash event is a train v. bike v. car race from Beverly Hills to Downtown Los Angeles, starting at La Cienega/Wilshire Station, coinciding with the Metro D Line Subway opening.
LA28 announced Thursday that it sold more than 4 million Olympic tickets during the first ticket drop. The average price per Olympic ticket is less than $200, which includes a mandatory 24% service fee, and LA28 said about 75% of all tickets, including final events, will be under $400.
"This case involves an elderly man who was disoriented and living with dementia, conditions that made him particularly vulnerable. The level of violence alleged here is brutal, callous and extreme."
Councilmember Ysabel Jurado stated that she expected City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto to provide detailed answers regarding the data breach, but instead received an internal report that left many questions unanswered.