Any freelance writers in the Sac-Joaquin Section wanting to cover a high school football team for an entire season, please let me know. One game a week for 10 weeks. Richard T. Estrada Front Row Preps Cal-Hi Sports Sac-Joaquin MaxPreps CIF Sac-Joaquin Section

I saw Galactus trending on twitter and checked. Turns out he's fine.

Jeopardy. So much Jeopardy.

The city of Santa Fe ethics board tossed an ethics code complaint against Mayor Alan Webber's re-election campaign filed by challenger Alexis Martinez Johnson. The board found that Martinez Johnson failed to provide a specific ethics code violation for it to consider.

If only.

If I see one more person compare the Rittenhouse Trial to the Rodney King verdict I am going to pull my hair out.

The Oakland Athletics are the closest thing to the Cleveland Indians from the film Major League in recent memory and it has me infinitely more excited for this season. .Cristian Pache is my vote for Willy Mays Hayes.

We don't use the term manifesto in reference to a racist diatribe. It glorifies racist hatred. Other terms such as diatribe, screed or writings can work instead.

Seth Brown’s face is basically my face when I’m watching or listening to an A’s game

We tracked down the vehicle believed to be involved in a recent murder of a Muslim man in Albuquerque. The driver was detained and he is our primary suspect for the murders. We will update the media later this afternoon.

Rest in Peace.

Even after being swept by the Astros, the A’s are only 20 games back of the third wild card spot. Don’t give up yet A’s fans.

The Mark Ronchetti campaign denied entry to Source New Mexico’s Senior Reporter Shaun Griswold, who is covering the DeSantis event in Carlsbad today. Security had a photo of Shaun Griswold at the gate. 1/?

It’s beginning to look like Los Angeles won’t capitalize on gains made during the pandemic, as some effective homelessness interventions are already winding down instead of being bolstered and expanded. newrepublic.com/article/167709…

Programs that stemmed the rate of homelessness growth in L.A. are ending. Meanwhile the city is increasingly criminalizing homelessness. When the 2022 homeless count results came out last week, providers and advocates said they fear a "tsunami" of homelessness in 2023.