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Tonights college basketball matchup in Phoenix features a thrilling showdown between the Stanford Cardinal and Colorado Buffaloes. Both teams boast impressive records, with Colorado leading the Big Twelve in fast break points and Stanford scoring over eighty-one points per game. Key players to watch include Sebastian Rancik for Colorado and Ebuka Okorie for Stanford. This game promises to be a true test of strength and skill, with both teams on a winning streak. Dont miss it!

Seattle Kraken face off against San Jose Sharks in a crucial Pacific Division matchup, with Kraken on a four-game losing streak and Sharks boasting a winning record. This is the third meeting of the season, with Kraken securing a four-to-one victory last time. William Eklund and Vince Dunn are key players to watch. Sharks have a five-and-five record in last ten games, while Kraken have struggled with only one win. Tune in to see how this rivalry unfolds.

Package Theft on the Rise: Irvine Police Use Social Media to Combat Crime - A woman was arrested for stealing toilet paper from an apartment complex mailroom, contributing to a growing problem affecting millions. Irvine Polices property theft team, led by Officer Ziggy Azarcon, is fighting back with social media campaigns like Wanted Wednesday and Felony Friday. These initiatives have led to a 11% decrease in package theft this year and the arrest of a thief known as Postal Malone. As the holiday season approaches, police offer tips to protect deliveries, such as using secure lockers, requiring signatures, and utilizing tracking alerts.

Oakland Man Arrested for French Bulldog Theft in San Francisco; Beloved Pet Still Missing

California brown pelican, found starving with a slashed neck pouch, undergoes life-saving surgery after suspected animal cruelty. The bird is expected to recover and return to the wild, while International Bird Rescue urges public vigilance against wildlife abuse.

High school basketball action packed night with dominant performances and close calls across City, Southern Sections, and inter-sectional matchups. Boys games saw Bernstein, Downtown, Westchester, El Dorado, Jurupa Hills, Austin Prep Academy, Brentwood, and Harvard-Westlake secure victories. Girls games featured Palisades, San Pedro, Compton, Long Beach Jordan, Bartlett, and Lakewood Saint Josephs wins. Intense competition and high-scoring games across all divisions.

We Are the Champions echoed through Sonora as the high school football team, boasting an undefeated season, celebrated their back-to-back state championships. The community, including grandmother Debi Grahek, reveled in the historic victory, with players like Ezekiel Orweller expressing gratitude for the unwavering support that led to their triumph.

Sacramentos DUI Crisis: Law Enforcement Steps Up Efforts to Prevent Holiday Drunk Driving Sacramento County has seen 148 lives lost on its streets this year, with driving under the influence as a leading cause. As the holiday season approaches, law enforcement is intensifying efforts to prevent drunk driving. Breathalyzers are now being used in local bars to help patrons understand their impairment levels. Sacramento ranks third in the nation for DUI incidents, with a significant increase during December. Police officers are conducting voluntary breathalyzer tests to educate the public about the dangers of impaired driving. The Sacramento Police Departments new nighttime traffic enforcement team is actively looking for impaired drivers, urging everyone to celebrate responsibly and choose a safe ride home.