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Two Bishop Diego Cardinals are set to soar to next level

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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Bishop Diego High School celebrated student-athletes Sam Crawford and Jaymi Coronado at a signing ceremony inside the Brick House.

Sam Crawford signs with Wheaton College in Illinois to play football. He will join his older brother Luke Crawford (San Marcos High School graduate) on the team.

Jaymi Coronado will play basketball at Augustana College in Illinois. Coronado helped the Cardinals win a CIF-Southern Section title this past season.

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Two Bishop Diego Cardinals are set to soar to next level

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CARDINALS REACTION.00_00_09_21.Still001
All smiles at signing ceremony

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Bishop Diego High School celebrated student-athletes Sam Crawford and Jaymi Coronado at a signing ceremony inside the Brick House.

Sam Crawford signs with Wheaton College in Illinois to play football. He will join his older brother Luke Crawford (San Marcos High School graduate) on the team.

Jaymi Coronado will play basketball at Augustana College in Illinois. Coronado helped the Cardinals win a CIF-Southern Section title this past season.

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Paxton, respaldado por Trump, derrotará a Cornyn en la segunda vuelta por el Senado de Texas, proyecta CNN

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El fiscal general de Texas, Ken Paxton, derrotará al senador John Cornyn en la segunda vuelta por la candidatura republicana al Senado de Estados Unidos, proyecta CNN, poniendo fin a una contienda amarga y costosa que dividió al partido y ha dado a los demócratas esperanzas de cara a las elecciones generales.

El respaldo tardío del presidente Donald Trump a Paxton resultó decisivo, al aclarar su preferencia para los votantes republicanos tras semanas de indecisión. Paxton y Cornyn hicieron una intensa campaña para obtener el apoyo del presidente; Paxton incluso llegó a apostar en un momento por una promesa de considerar abandonar la contienda si el Senado abolía el filibusterismo para aprobar la ley electoral de Trump.

Pero, aunque los líderes republicanos del Congreso favorecían a Cornyn por considerarlo un candidato más fuerte para las elecciones generales, la elección de Trump estuvo guiada por su afinidad con Paxton y su tensa relación personal con el veterano senador en funciones, en particular por el comentario de Cornyn en 2023 —del que luego se retractó— de que el tiempo de Trump “lo ha dejado atrás”.

Funcionarios de la Casa Blanca dijeron que Trump se había sentido envalentonado después de ayudar a desbancar al senador Bill Cassidy de Louisiana y a un grupo de legisladores estatales de Indiana a principios de este mes, lo que equivale a una racha de venganza política.

Sin embargo, el respaldo llegó demasiado tarde para evitar la prolongada segunda vuelta, durante la cual Cornyn y sus aliados machacaron a Paxton con unos US$ 23 millones en brutales anuncios de ataque, destacando los numerosos roces del fiscal general con el escándalo y ahondando las divisiones dentro del partido.

Ahora, magullados y exhaustos tras la primaria al Senado de Estados Unidos más cara registrada —con un costo total de apenas menos de US$ 130 millones, de acuerdo con datos de AdImpact—, Paxton y los republicanos se reagruparán para el enfrentamiento de las elecciones generales con el representante estatal demócrata James Talarico, cuya campaña ha galvanizado a su partido y ha avivado las esperanzas de un avance en el estado, tradicionalmente republicano.

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Westmont College and Goleta to host FIFA World Cup Teams

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MONTECITO & GOLETA, Calif. (KEYT) – Elite international soccer players will make themselves at home in Montecito and Goleta next month, preparing to compete in this year's FIFA World Cup.

Westmont College in Montecito is hosting Qatar and their partnership comes with some perks.

The team has improved the pitch conditions and is setting up an outdoor training area.

"For our athletic program an the college this is just an incredible honor to have our facilities hosting one of the biggest events in the entire world of sport, and for our athletes and our administration and all the people that pour so much time into what we do here this is an honor for us," said Westmont Athletic Director Robert Ruiz.

Goleta is hosting Austria and the team will be preparing at UCSB's Harder Stadium.

"I think Goleta is over the moon, too we already made a slash with the splash pad and now we have this exciting news about the Austria national team coming to Goleta and bringing world class soccer to Goleta ," said councilmember James Kyriaco.

Kyriaco said the community will be invited to watch parties at the Goleta Community Center and some special events at the stadium.

The teams will be staying at the finest hotels.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins on June 11 but the teams will arrive on the Central Coast next week.

They will be able to fly to their matches.

The longer they stay in the tournament, the longer they will stay in the area to train.

Westmont's colors are similar to Qatar's maroon and white.

And Austria's colors are red and white.

Fans may watch a countdown lock at https://fifa.com

They can also follow the https://cityofGoleta.org and https://westmont.edu

Your News Channel will have more on the location connection to FIFA World Cup tonight on the news.

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Man arrested for felony resisting arrest after brief standoff on Madonna Road Saturday evening

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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (KEYT) – A 55-year-old man was arrested Saturday for felony resisting arrest after he refused to leave a local business, stated that he had a firearm, and said he wanted to be killed by officers.

On May 23, around 7:56 p.m., officers were dispatched to the 1300 block of Madonna Road for a man refusing to leave a business in the area stated a press release Tuesday from the San Luis Obispo Police Department.

Arriving officers found the man, later identified as a 55-year-old unhoused man, who began shouting that responding officers should not come near him shared the San Luis Obispo Police Department.

According to San Luis Obispo Police, the 55-year-old stated multiple times that he had a firearm and wanted to officers to kill him.

After 20 minutes of negotiations, the man still refused to comply with orders from officers at the scene and when he reached into a pack he was wearing on his waist, officers deployed a less-than-lethal munition made of dense foam detailed the San Luis Obispo Police Department.

The foam slug hit the man in the leg and he was taken into custody without further incident explained the local police agency.

San Luis Obispo Police Department noted that officers did not locate a firearm after a search and no officers were injured during the response.

The 55-year-old was taken to the hospital for further treatment of minor injuries sustained during the response and he was later booked for felony resisting arrest and local misdemeanor warrants stated the San Luis Obispo Police Department.

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