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Jesús Alou, part of Giants’ historic all-sibling outfield and World Series champ with Oakland A’s, dies at 80

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

Jesús Alou, who left his mark with the Giants and the As and as a member of one of baseball’s most famous families, died on Friday. Alou would have turned 81 later this month.Alou helped make history with the Giants on Sept. 15, 1963 when he and older brothers Felipe and Matty appeared together in the same outfield. The brothers never started in the same game — Felipe was the Giants’ regular right fielder, Matty was primarily a defensive replacement, and Jesús, the youngest of the trio, was a 21-year-old call-up who wasn’t going to crack an outfield that had Willie Mays in center field and Willie McCovey in left.PHOENIX, ARIZONA – MARCH 17: San Francisco Giants outfielder Jesus Alou poses with his baseball on March 27, 1965 at the Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Arizona. (Tommy McDonough/Oakland Tribune) The Dominican Republic-born Alous were in the outfield together in the late innings of two more games, and played in the same game eight times in all...

160 remains and bodies found in Hayward warehouse linked to illegal cremations company

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

HAYWARD, Calif. (KRON) -- Six bodies and 154 cremated remains were found in a Hayward warehouse on March 1. The Alameda County Sheriff's Office (ACSO) said that the remains are linked to Oceanview Cremations, which was a crematorium that had its business license suspended.Oceanview Cremations' license was suspended in March 2018, and it was prohibited from storing remains on its premises. The California Cemetary and Funeral Board informed the Alameda County Coroner's Bureau on Feb. 28 that the business was continuing its operations. Longtime employee killed after roof collapses at Peet’s Coffee distribution center in Oakland A day later, the bureau went to the warehouse and recovered the remains. Five of the bodies were identified. One was not identified because the owner of Oceanview Cremations, Robert Smith, did not produce "viable information" about the location of death or next of kin, per ACSO.Authorities contacted the families of the people whose bodies were discovered, and...

Redwood City man, 89, reported missing

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (KRON) -- The Redwood City Police Department is searching for a missing 89-year-old man. Rudolf Hahn was last seen in the 100 block of Birch Street in Redwood City at around 3:30 p.m. on Friday. Police described Hahn as a white man, 5-foot-3 and 175 pounds with a bald head. He was last seen wearing a brown-and-green coat with tan pants. Anyone who sees him is asked to call RCPD at (650) 780-7118.

Vann’s late bucket gives No. 14 Sooner women win over TCU

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Skylar Vann scored 21 points, including the game-winning layup with 2.2 seconds left and 14th-ranked Oklahoma avoided possibly the biggest upset in Big 12 Tournament history with a 77-76 win over TCU in the quarterfinals on Friday night.The Horned Frogs appeared poised to be the first 10th-seed to ever beat a two-seed when Lucy Ibeh scored inside with 4.8 seconds to play. But after a timeout, Taylor Robertson threw a deep inbounds pass to Vann, who was set up on the right side of the lane, and she spun to her right and went across the lane for the basket.Robertson made 5-of-6 3-pointers and scored 17 points for the Sooners (25-5), who will face the Baylor-Iowa State winner in the semifinals on Saturday. Aubrey Joens came off the bench to score 15 points, going 3 of 5 behind the arc. Madi Williams, who injured a knee in the regular-season finale, scored six points while wearing a brace.Ibeh was 10-of-13 shooting and had 24 points for the Horned Frogs (8-23), w...

No. 25 MTSU women beat UTEP, advance to C-USA title

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Jalynn Gregory scored 22 points, Kseniya Malashka had 18 points and 14 rebounds and No. 25 Middle Tennessee beat fourth-seeded UTEP 68-62 on Friday to advance to the championship game of the Conference USA Tournament.Middle Tennessee led for 37 minutes with UTEP’s last lead at 48-47 after N’Yah Boyd scored the opening five points of the fourth quarter.UTEP forward Elina Arike was left open for a 3-pointer to get within 61-59 but Courtney Whitson answered with a 3-pointer from the corner with 45.2 left. The Miners missed a quick 3-pointer on their next possession and Whitson made 1 of 2 free throws for a six-point lead.UTEP missed another jumper and Savannah Wheeler made 1 of 2 free throws with 21.8 left. Arike sank a long 3-pointer with to get within four points, but Gregory added two free throws to seal it.Whitson finished with 18 points for Middle Tennessee (27-4). Wheeler, who entered averaging 15.8 points per game with 28 points on Thursday, finished w...

Los récords Guinness que Shakira y Bizarrap rompieron con su éxito “BZRP Music Sessions Vol.53”

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

(CNN Español) — Shakira y el productor musical Bizarrap siguen haciendo historia con su colaboración “BZRP Music Sessions Vol.53”. Los artistas acaban de batir cuatro Guinness World Records, según anunció este viernes la organización en su página oficial.Guiness World Records afirmó en un comunicado que “la cantante colombiana y el DJ y productor argentino de 24 años —cuyo nombre real es Gonzalo Julián Conde— tienen mucho que celebrar después de haber conseguido no sólo un número uno juntos, sino también cuatro títulos Guinness World Records”.Shakira en su primera entrevista desde la colaboración con Bizarrap: “Ahora me siento completa porque siento que dependo de mí misma”Además, destaca que esta canción “reescribió la historia de la música latina cuando el video fue publicado en YouTube el 12 de enero de 2023”.El impacto de la canción de Shakira y Bizarrap en las marcas que menciona la colombiana 1:09La “BZRP Music Sessions Vol.53” se convirtió en la ...

29 graduates sworn in as Montgomery Co. police officers, amid push to increase recruits

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

A brand new class of police recruits have been sworn in to their new jobs, serving five different law enforcement agencies in Montgomery County, Maryland.The 29 members of the 75th session of the Montgomery County Police Training Academy will work in the Montgomery County, Takoma Park, Gaithersburg and Rockville City police departments along with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department.The 22 men and seven women graduated at a time when police departments across the country are under increased pressure to fight increasing crime and to withstand the scrutiny from police accountability boards.More Montgomery County NewsMore Local NewsMontgomery County police Chief Marcus Jones told the new academy graduates, “We will expect a lot from you in the coming years, and the coming days.”Takoma Park police Chief Antonio DeVaul told WTOP after the graduation ceremony, “I tell you, the challenges that these officers face are unlike any that we faced thirty years ago w...

La Reserva Federal quiere limitar el aumento salarial. Eso es especialmente malo para las mujeres

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

Nueva York (CNN) —  El mercado laboral de Estados Unidos está extraordinariamente sólido: el desempleo se sitúa un mínimo de cinco décadas, incluso mientras la Reserva Federal hace todo lo posible por enfriar la economía en su lucha contra la inflación. El crecimiento salarial también está aumentando, a medida que la demanda de mano de obra supera a la oferta.Pero no todos los trabajadores se han beneficiado por igual de los aumentos salariales.Un nuevo informe de Wells Fargo muestra que el número de mujeres solteras en la población activa ha crecido tres veces más deprisa que el conjunto de la población activa en la última década. Al mismo tiempo, sus salarios no han alcanzado los de sus pares masculinos.Estas diferencias tienen un profundo efecto no solo en el bienestar de los trabajadores, sino también en la economía en general y en el mercado de valores.¿Qué está ocurriendo?Según el informe de Wells Fargo, las mujeres que no se han casado ganaron el año pasado el 92% de lo...

La Cámara Baja aprueba hacer pública la información sobre el origen del COVID-19

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

WASHINGTON — La Cámara de Representantes votó por unanimidad el viernes para hacer pública la información de los servicios de inteligencia sobre los orígenes del COVID-19, en una muestra de apoyo bipartidista en vísperas del tercer aniversario del inicio de la mortífera pandemia.El proyecto aprobado por 419 votos a favor y ninguno en contra va ahora a la firma del presidente Joe Biden.El debate fue breve y al grano: los estadounidenses quieren saber cómo comenzó el virus y qué se puede hacer para prevenir brotes futuros.LA MEDIDA PASA A LA FIRMA DEL PRESIDENTE JOE BIDEN“El pueblo estadounidense merece respuestas a cada aspecto de la pandemia de COVID-19”, afirmó el legislador republicano Michael Turner, presidente de la Comisión de Inteligencia de la cámara.Esto incluye, agregó, “como se creó este virus, y específicamente si fue un hecho natural o producto de un evento relacionado con el laboratorio”.La orden de hacer pública la información se concentró en la información de intelige...

Lawmakers put in long hours to hear debate on gun reform, overdose prevention

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 08:00:00 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Long hours of work over at the state Capitol are not over yet. Members of the Colorado House stayed up until past 7 a.m. Friday to go over two bills that have made headlines this session. Now, senators are at it debating gun measures into Friday night. Oregon closer to magic mushroom therapy, but has setback Democrats at the Capitol have the upper hand when it comes to votes needed to pass legislation, but Republicans still want Democrats and the public to hear their thoughts.Nearly 18 hours of debate at Colorado CapitolRepresentatives worked long hours overnight to pass two preliminary votes. After nearly 18 hours of debate on the floor, a bill that would establish a three-day waiting period for gun purchases in the state and a bill that would allow cities to operate an overdose prevention center cleared their second reading votes. Both measures still need a third vote to clear the House chamber."What a privilege to have a long, tough night, to be on the other sid...