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Rockies beat Dodgers 4-1 to open final homestand of 2023

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

One hundred losses will have to wait.The Rockies beat the Dodgers 4-1 to open the final homestand, using three runs in the opening frame plus a Nolan Jones homer to win just their second game against Los Angeles in 10 tries this season.On the mound, Colorado finally got Chase Anderson his first win in 17 starts with the club. Anderson was effective for a third straight outing, tossing five scoreless innings before giving way to the bullpen, which held up to snap a seven-game losing streak.Related ArticlesColorado Rockies | Rockies set franchise record for most losses in a season, fall 4-3 to Cubs Colorado Rockies | Rockies, haunted by walks and a lack of clutch hitting, lose to Cubs, drop sixth straight Colorado Rockies | Rockies Journal: Road hitting woes continue — except for Nolan Jones Colorado Rockies | Rockies blanked by Jameson Taillon, Cubs in fifth consecutive loss, 97th of season Colorado Rockies | ...

Denver airport celebrates new taxiway that improves safety on the ground with visit by Pete Buttigieg

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Denver International Airport Tuesday to celebrate the completion of a nearly $51 million stretch of taxiway that officials say will make the maze of runways and connecting pavement safer and 10% more efficient.The end of the project, which was funded entirely by the Federal Aviation Administration, overlapped with the announcement of a $30.6 million grant for DIA through the Biden administration-championed Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. That money, part of $201 million awarded for airport lighting system improvements around the country, is helping pay for lighting and rehab work on one of DIA’s six runways.That project, with a total price tag of $41.7 million, is expected to be completed next month, the airport says.Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Denver International Airport to cut the ribbon on this new taxiway, which is expected to improve the flow of DIA’s increasing plane traffic, on September 26, ...

After redshirt season, guard RJ Smith aims for court time with CU Buffs men’s basketball

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

BOULDER, CO – SEPTEMBER 25:The Buffaloes’ RJ Smith watches the play during practice at the CU Events Center in Boulder on Monday, Sept. 25, 2023. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)RJ Smith arrived at Colorado last year a little battered and facing a numbers crunch in the backcourt.One redshirt season later, Smith is setting his sights on a rotation spot for the Buffaloes.The second-year guard is one of the few question marks surrounding the potential rotation for the 2023-24 CU men’s basketball team. In terms of the backcourt mix, juniors KJ Simpson and Julian Hammond III are locks to play heavy minutes.Beyond that duo, minutes could be there for the taking for Smith.“Really, the main thing for me in the offseason was just getting in the gym every day,” Smith said. “Just getting shots up, ball-handling. Whatever that can translate to the court this season. I worked a lot on getting in shape. That’s pretty much what I was working on this offseason, getting the ball and trying to put ...

Man pleads guilty in fatal Interstate 70 road rage shooting

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

The man who shot and killed someone during a road rage incident on Interstate 70 near North Quebec Street in 2022 is pleading guilty to second-degree murder, the Denver District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday.Jameel James, 18, was accused of shooting Kevin Piaskowski, 31, while driving a stolen truck westbound on I-70 the evening of July 31, 2022. He later crashed the truck and fled the scene. He was arrested on Aug. 11 and initially charged with first-degree murder, motor vehicle theft and weapons-related offenses.“I am pleased that Jameel James will pay a significant price for this senseless murder,” District Attorney Beth McCann said in a statement. “I want to thank the investigators and prosecutors in my office, as well as the detectives with the Denver Police Department, whose work on the case resulted in this successful outcome. I also want to extend my sincere condolences to the family and friends of Kevin Piaskowski.”James faces up to 25 years in prison and is set to be...

State of the Campus: CU Boulder chancellor outlines progress, goals for student success during public address

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

University of Colorado Boulder Chancellor Phil DiStefano had one main focus when delivering the State of the Campus address Tuesday morning: student success.“Today, my message is simple,” DiStefano said. “It’s an invitation for all of us to return to that basic premise that the success of students is the university’s primary mission.”The chancellor’s State of the Campus address is an annual opportunity to recognize accomplishments and discuss the future of the university.“This is an exciting year on the CU Boulder campus,” DiStefano said. “From the national spotlight on our football team under Coach Prime to all time highs in student retention and graduation rates, we have lots to celebrate.”CU System President Todd Saliman said he feels “wonderful” about where CU Boulder is right now.“Between our academic successes, our student successes, our research and athletics, today is a good day at the University of Colorado in Boulder,&#...

Why do Californians pay so much more for gas than other drivers?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

Gasoline prices in California edged higher again on Tuesday, hitting an average of $5.84 per gallon - a little over a penny more than Monday’s average, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA).Drivers in metro Los Angeles are paying an average of $6.14/gallon, nearly 80 cents more than a month ago and 30 cents more than a year ago as gas prices tread dangerously close to L.A.'s all-time record of $6.50/gallon from October 2022.For comparison, drivers in southern states such as Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana, South Carolina and Alabama only pay around $3.30/gallon.So why are gas prices spiking now? And why do Californians always pay more?In the short term, AAA says global oil prices have risen to more than $90 per barrel while demand also continues to rise. At the same time, domestic gas stock has declined slightly.So, some of this can be attributed to the basic economic law of supply and demand.However, in Southern California, experts say regional -and political- fact...

California enacts nation's first gun and ammunition tax

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed several firearms and ammunition-related bills into law on Tuesday, including one to tax guns and ammunition and another that places more rules on people seeking a concealed carry weapons permit and on the permit itself. The signings come just days after a Newsom-led campaign to amend the U.S. Constitution passed out of the California Legislature. Asm. @JesseGabrielCA (D-Encino) speaking on his bill AB28.It would establish an 11% excise tax on licensed firearms dealers & ammunition vendors to fund programs that address gun violence.Gabriel: “We must prioritize safety of our kids above the profits of the gun industry.” pic.twitter.com/fJaInjtihP— Eytan Wallace (@EytanWallace) September 26, 2023The measure passed by legislators calls for a state Constitutional Convention to consider additional federal rules on firearms purchases and use, but two-thirds of states need to pass similar measures in order for the process to advance. With the...

Jian Huang Fatally Struck in Pedestrian Crash on Valencia Street [San Francisco, CA]

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

80-Year-Old Man Pronounced Dead after Pedestrian Accident near 18th StreetSAN FRANCISCO, CA (September 26, 2023) – Wednesday afternoon, Jian Huang was killed in a pedestrian accident on Valencia Street.The fatal incident occurred at approximately 1:30 p.m., right at the junction of Valencia and 18th Street.According to officials, a man driving an SUV took a left turn onto Valencia Street from 18th Street and struck a pedestrian who was crossing within a designated crosswalk.Upon arrival, responding officers found the involved pedestrian unconscious. He was subsequently transported to a hospital, where he ultimately succumbed to his injuries.The San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office later identified the deceased pedestrian as an 80-year-old San Francisco resident, Huang.Authorities have reported that the driver involved remained at the accident site, and there is no indication of impairment playing a role in the incident. Further details will be provided once they becom...

How Hypnotherapy Expert Jason Linett Is Helping Clients Reach Success

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

What if you could enjoy a highly profitable and sustained career, be your own boss, and transform the lives of others? What if there was a one-stop resource, a hub where you could take action, grow your skills, and realize business success? If you have ever considered running your own hypnotherapy business or you’ve been in the hypnosis business for years but are stuck in antiquated methods, you need Jason Linett’sWork Smart Hypnotherapy Courses.A recognized expert who is known as “the business guy” in the world of hypnotherapy, Linett blends hypnotic techniques with entrepreneurial insight to create a roadmap culminating in thriving businesses. As aprofessional hypnotherapist, best-selling author, and TEDx speaker, he’s not only elevating the practice but also redefining it as a highly profitable career.If you’re ready to take the next step, as Jason would say, “Let’s do this!”The cornerstone of Linett’s practice is his unique approach to creating a verifiab...

Letters: Tuition hikes | SJSU crime | Different treatment | Quality of life | Bold initiatives | Sports’ inclusivity | Air quality

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 12:00:22 GMT

Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor.Tuition hike will putcollege out of reachRe: “Tuition rises 6% annually over next 5 years” (Page A1, Sept. 14).As a student enrolled in a California State University (CSU), the 6% tuition spike annually for the next five years is outrageous. This change will affect students for generations to come, especially those in the lower to middle class.College cost does not only include the tuition as the cost for college adds up from textbooks, housing and commuting. The tuition hike will raise the economic floor needed for entry into college, and the hike will exacerbate the growing student debt crisis.The 9-0 vote by the CSU trustees is a stain on college education affordability for those looking to study in California. There should be other methods to narrow the funding gap, but one of those methods should not be a tuition hike that will negatively impact the livelihood of prospective and current ...