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Cal Poly is double-trouble in shutout win over Santa Clara

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Mustangs used 4 doubles in the fifth inning to break the game open

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (KEYT) - A quartet of pitchers combined on Cal Poly's second shutout of the season and Nate Castellon smashed a solo home run as part of his ninth three-hit game as the Mustangs blanked Santa Clara 7-0 on Tuesday afternoon inside Baggett Stadium.

Sean McGrath pitched five scoreless innings and matched his season high with six strikeouts while Chris Downs, Arlo Pendleton and Luke Kalfsbeek finished the shutout, combining for six more strikeouts, for Cal Poly, which won its fourth straight game and improved its overall mark to 25-18.

Playing its final midweek home game of 2026, Cal Poly amassed 12 hits, reaching double figures for the 10th time in its last 11 contests, and broke open a 1-0 game with five runs on four doubles and a pair of run-scoring singles in the fifth inning.

Held to four singles and striking out a dozen times, Santa Clara fell to 16-27. The Broncos had beaten the Mustangs 10 times in the last 13 meetings between the two teams.

McGrath, who earlier this month earned victories against San Jose State and Pepperdine, both at home, lowered his ERA from 7.11 to 5.93, evened his win-loss record at 3-3 and struck out six for the third time this month. The freshman right-hander is 3-1 with a 1.96 ERA in the month of April.

Downs struck out four Broncos over two innings, Pendleton added a pair of strikeouts in his inning of work on the mound and Kalfsbeek allowed a leadoff walk but nothing else in the ninth inning for Cal Poly, which blanked Washington State 9-0 in its home opener Feb. 20.

Offensively, five Mustangs produced two or more hits, led by Castellon. The sophomore shortstop now has 17 multiple-hit games this season as he added two singles and his fourth home run of the season to his ledger, lifting his average for the year to .351.

Right fielder Dylan Kordic contributed a pair of RBI singles while third baseman Alejandro Garza and catcher Ryan Tayman both had two hits and one RBI. Left fielder Dante Vachini singled and doubled, scoring once.

Garza's single and double for his 21st multiple-hit game of the year raised his career hit total to 234, leaving him 18 shy of the school's career hits record. He has lifted his average 93 points to .360 since mid-March.

Hitting .167 in late March, Kordic has gone 20-for-51 (.392) in his last 17 games with five home runs and 20 RBIs, and currently sports a .290 mark at the plate.

A scoreless tie was broken up in the fourth inning as Tayman doubled and Kordic drove in the run with an RBI single to right-center field.

Cal Poly put up a five-spot on the scoreboard in the fifth. Vachini doubled to start the rally, coming home on Castellon's RBI single. Garza, Jake Downing and Tayman all doubled to drive in runs and Kordic capped the uprising with a run-scoring single to right field.

Final tally of the game was provided by Castellon with his two-out solo home run to left field, his fourth of the year and seventh of his Mustang career.

Santa Clara used five pitchers in the game. Andrew Habermann (0-2), the first reliever out of the bullpen for the Broncos, suffered the loss, allowing five runs and eight hits over 2 1/3 innings.

#1 UCLA gets payback after pounding UCSB in front of sellout crowd

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Noah Karliner hit 2 home runs in the lopsided loss

UC SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - The Bruins wasted no time in getting their revenge.

Two batters into the game it was 2-0 after UCLA superstar Roch Cholowsky launched a 2-run towering home run to left off of Van Froling who did not survive the first inning.

The top-ranked Bruins sent 10 batters to the plate, scoring 5 first-inning runs as they spanked UCSB 15-3 in a game shortened to seven innings due to the run-rule.

Earlier in the month UCSB went to Los Angeles and stunned the #1 Bruins 4-0 ending their 27-game winning streak.

Phoenix Call finished off the scoring in the first with a 2-run, 2-out bases loaded double that ended Froling's night as well.

San Marcos alum Chase Hoover restored some order by pitching 2.1 innings allowing just one run and the Gauchos trailed 6-0 after four innings.

But the Bruins erupted for 6 more runs in the fifth inning highlighted by a Payton Brennan home run and an RBI single by Cholowsky who drove in 3 runs in the game and scored 3 times as well.

Noah Karliner was the lone bright spot in the Gauchos lineup as he hit two home runs from the #9 spot, a solo home run in the fifth and a 2-run blast in the 7th inning.

(Despite Karliner's 2nd home run of the game, the Gauchos were run-ruled by UCLA. Entenza Design).

UCSB is now 27-15 while UCLA improves to a sensational 40-4 on the season.

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Comienza la fase preliminar del juicio contra un hombre acusado de matar a una adolescente desaparecida

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Comienza la fase preliminar del juicio contra un hombre acusado de matar a una adolescente desaparecida

Jesus Reyes

IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KESQ) – Un hombre de Salton City acusado del asesinato de una adolescente compareció en corte hoy para su audiencia preliminar.

Abraham Feinbloom, de 51 años, se declaró no culpable en relación con la desaparición y muerte de T’neya Tovar, de 17 años.

Tres agentes subieron hoy al estrado describiendo lo que encontraron durante la investigación. Dicen que cuando registraron la casa encontraron fundas de rifle, una funda rosa y morada para un celular, un secador de pelo rosa.

La casa tapizada así como ropa femenina fuera de casa.

Se espera que un hombre que se dice que llevó a tovar a la casa de Feinbloom un par de veces también debe declarar.

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La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos podría cortar pronto una línea de vida para Haití

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Por Hira Humayun, CNN

Ysmael ya está sintiendo el impacto del aumento de precios en Haití. “Todo ha subido”, dice en un video del Programa Mundial de Alimentos, desde el precio de un billete de autobús hasta el costo de la cena, todo debido al alza de los precios del combustible relacionada con la guerra de Irán.

Pero quienes lograron abandonar la nación empobrecida y asolada por la violencia, y rehacer sus vidas en Estados Unidos, están ayudando a sus compatriotas a salir adelante.

Ese dinero ha sido un salvavidas para muchos en uno de los países más dependientes de las remesas del mundo.

Eso podría paralizarse por completo si la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos permite que la administración Trump ponga fin al Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS, por sus siglas en inglés) para más de 350.000 haitianos, un estatus que les permite vivir y trabajar legalmente en Estados Unidos.

En febrero, la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos suspendió la cancelación por parte del Gobierno del TPS, un estatus inmigratorio otorgado a personas de ciertos países cuyas condiciones impiden temporalmente que sus nacionales regresen de forma segura.

El miércoles, el tribunal comenzará a escuchar los argumentos orales después de que la administración Trump apelara la decisión.

Antes de la prevista finalización a principios de este año, el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional declaró que el programa para Haití “nunca tuvo la intención de ser un programa de asilo de facto, sin embargo, así es como las administraciones anteriores lo han utilizado durante décadas”.

Si el Tribunal Supremo falla a favor del Gobierno, abriendo la puerta a la deportación de cientos de miles de haitianos, “sería como si te quitaran el suelo bajo los pies”, afirma Amy Fischer, directora de Derechos de Refugiados y Migrantes de Amnistía Internacional Estados Unidos.

“Sabemos que, sencillamente, no es posible deportar a la gente a Haití de forma segura”, afirma Fischer.

Los ataques de pandillas siguen sacudiendo al país, con una serie de asaltos mortales en la región de Artibonite, Haití, el mes pasado. Decenas de personas murieron y miles huyeron de sus hogares, lo que agrava aún más la crisis de desplazamiento que ya azota al país.

A principios de este mes, un ataque armado contra una comisaría de policía en la comuna de Marigot, en el sur del país, dejó al menos seis muertos, según la policía.

Organizaciones haitianas defensoras de los derechos humanos, como Defenders Plus, afirman que la violencia está llegando incluso a zonas que antes se consideraban “remansos de paz”.

Grupos armados que bloquean carreteras y rutas de suministro clave han hecho que, en algunos casos, el acceso a productos de primera necesidad sea prácticamente imposible.

Según Rachelle Arnoux, directora interina de CARE en Haití, las comunidades siguen enfrentándose a diario a dificultades para acceder a alimentos, agua y servicios básicos debido a la inseguridad generalizada.

Jerome Fritsch, médico del hospital de Médicos Sin Fronteras en Cité Soleil, afirma que la violencia de las pandillas impide que la gente reciba la atención médica que tanto necesita.

Hace dos fines de semana, según cuenta, se produjeron enfrentamientos entre grupos armados rivales, en un recrudecimiento de la violencia que, según su equipo, es el peor que han visto en la zona en dos años.

La violencia se prolongó hasta el miércoles pasado, pero el equipo se mantiene alerta. Están preparados para buscar refugio si es necesario y alejar a los pacientes de las ventanas donde podrían estar expuestos.

“No tenemos ni idea de si mañana volverá a empezar”, declara.

Y luego está la inseguridad a

Business owners urge Ventura to reopen Main St.

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VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) Business owners are pushing the Ventura City Council to reopen the closed protons of Main and California Streets.

For the second week in a row they took part in public comments.

They also held signs.

Business owners inside and near the closure on California and Main said it may have worked during COVID but it is now hurting business, especially Mondays through Fridays.

Multiple businesses have closed.

They are urging Ventura City Councilmembers to put the issue back on the agenda before more businesses close.

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