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The Los Angeles Rams must win their remaining games to reclaim the top spot in their conference and division. They face the struggling Atlanta Falcons and Arizona Cardinals, both teams theyre favored to beat. Seattle Seahawks losses and San Francisco 49ers wins could also help the Rams secure the number one seed.

59-year-old William John Christian pleads guilty to hit and run, killing 69-year-old Steven Mark Davis in Mission Hills. Christian struck Davis on Hancock Street in March, leading to Davis death. Christian entered his plea on the day of his preliminary hearing, facing a potential one-year jail sentence or alternative punishment. Sentencing is set for January 30th, 2023.

The Los Angeles Angels have reached a settlement with Tyler Skaggs family in the wrongful death lawsuit, marking a significant development in the case. Skaggs, a pitcher, died in 2019 due to an overdose of alcohol, fentanyl, and oxycodone, which were supplied by Eric Kay, a former Angels communications director. Kay was sentenced to 22 years in prison for his involvement. The lawsuit argued that the Angels should have been aware of Kays drug distribution activities. The settlement brings closure to a painful chapter, following MLBs implementation of new policies to address opioid use.

Michael Kings unexpected return to the San Diego Padres, after intense speculation about his potential joining the Red Sox or Yankees, underscores the unpredictable nature of MLB offseason rumors. Fans are reminded to take offseason talk with a grain of salt, as nothing is final until a deal is signed.

Controversy erupts as Trump-Kennedy Center name change announced, with Democrats questioning legal authority and board members alleging muted concerns during vote.

The Los Angeles Angels have reached a settlement with the family of late pitcher Tyler Skaggs, who died from an overdose in 2019. The settlement comes after a civil wrongful death lawsuit, alleging the team should have known about Eric Kays drug dealing activities. Kay, a former Angels communications director, supplied Skaggs with illegal drugs, leading to his death. The settlement marks a significant development in a case that has drawn national attention.

The San Francisco Forty-Niners face the Indianapolis Colts in a crucial game, with the Colts defense presenting several exploitable weaknesses. The Colts linebackers, Zaire Franklin and Germaine Pratt, struggle in pass coverage, while their cornerback group is depleted, leaving them with inexperienced players. The Forty-Niners tight end George Kittle, running back Christian McCaffrey, and fullback Kyle Juszczyk could make a significant impact. Additionally, the Colts might be without both starting offensive tackles, potentially giving the Forty-Niners pass rushers an advantage.

Oakland to Implement Sunday Parking Meters, Generating Additional Revenue and Potential Benefits for Local Businesses, Despite Public Backlash and Internal Reorganization Concerns.

Attorneys for the Los Angeles Angels and Tyler Skaggs family reach settlement in civil trial over pitchers fatal overdose. The Angels agreed to pay an undisclosed sum to Skaggs family, following a two-month trial that questioned the teams responsibility in Skaggs death. Skaggs died after ingesting a fentanyl-laced pill provided by the teams communications director, Eric Kay, who was previously convicted in a federal criminal case. The familys wrongful death lawsuit argued that the Angels failed to investigate reports of drug use and dealing by Kay. The settlement closes a long and difficult chapter for all involved, marking a significant change in Major League Baseballs policy on opioid testing and treatment.