Miller Sanford Photovoltaic panels tilt toward the sun at the Eland solar and storage project in California’s Kern County. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times) Flying north from the City Hall helipad, it was hard to shake the feeling that Los Angeles never really ends. Downtown skyscrapers and Dodger Stadium parking lots gave way to … Read more
Charles Wenzelberg/NY Post Although it may seem that Juan Soto — and a handful of starting pitchers (ahem, Corbin Burnes and Max Fried) — are the only free agents this offseason, there is plenty of intrigue elsewhere on the open market. And two of the most interesting cases are long familiar to New York fans, … Read more
John Tolkin works out during Red Bulls practice on Dec. 4, 2024 in preparation for the MLS Cup final vs. the LA. Galaxy. USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con The ultimate moment that sent the Red Bulls to the MLS Cup final against the heavily favored LA Galaxy on Saturday in Los Angeles was very … Read more
Olivia Culpo said she was “so proud” of husband Christian McCaffrey for the way he has responded to a challenging season in the wake of a likely season-ending knee injury. The 49ers put their superstar running back on injured reserve earlier this week — his second time on IR this year — after he suffered a … Read more
NBAE via Getty Images Miles McBride’s contract looked worse for him — and better for the Knicks — from the moment he officially signed. We’re approaching the one-year anniversary of McBride’s three-year, $13 million extension, which most Knicks fans remember as the day they traded for OG Anunoby. Before that fateful Dec. 30, 2023, McBride … Read more
Two years ago, UFC welterweight bogeyman Shavkat Rakhmonov called his shot. “I believe 2023 or 2024, God willing, I will be the champion,” Rakhmonov told The Post through an interpreter in June 2022. 3Shavkat Rakhmonov will face fellow unbeaten welterweight Saturday at UFC 310 in Las Vegas. Zuffa/LLC via Getty Images The Kazakhstan native won’t … Read more
An opinion piece calling for private health care to replace aspects of Canadian Medicare has dumbfounded some readers Privatizing elements of our public health-care system is not something that anyone should be advocating, say letter writers. Alongside this, our province continues to explore more avenues of privatization while underfunding public services, then claim it isn’t … Read more
The search for a woman who is believed to have fallen into a sinkhole in western Pennsylvania has become a recovery effort after two treacherous days of digging through mud and rock produced no signs of life, authorities said Wednesday. The crew working to find 64-year-old Elizabeth Pollard packed up Wednesday evening and planned to … Read more
Parents hoping to admit their children into two popular Manhattan schools were left “stressed”after a glitch in the education department’s high school prediction tool butchered their odds of getting in. The glitch — which skewed the odds for the NYC Lab School for Collaborative Studies and Millennium High School — came just hours before applications … Read more
Warning: Graphic content The Minnesota headquarters of UnitedHealth were rocked by two large protests just months before the CEO of the company’s insurance division was executed in Manhattan Wednesday — as the boss’s former security provider said he was shocked he didn’t have anyone guarding him on his trip to the Big Apple. Slain UnitedHealthcare … Read more
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