Dons pull away from Bishop Diego to move to 3-0 at Santa Barbara Holiday Classic

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Brent Sharpton scores 2 of his 17 points in the Dons win

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Levi Oakes scored a game-high 23 points and Brent Sharpton added 17 points as host Santa Barbara High School defeated Bishop Diego 65-43 on Day 3 of the Holiday Classic.

The Dons are 3-0 in the tournament and they will finish up on Tuesday with a 3:00 P.M. tip against Oakland Tech.

Bishop Diego was led by freshman Shane Kwizera who scored 16 points and Damien Krautman who added 12 points.

The Cardinals (9-2) was tied with the Dons at 13 after the first quarter but went ice cold in the second quarter scoring just two points on a dunk by Krautman as they trailed 28-15 at halftime.

The Dons had the size and length advantage and they made a concerted effort to attack inside after the first quarter.

Oakes had several driving layups in the third quarter as the Dons opened up a 52-26 advantage heading into the final eight minutes.

The Dons improved to 7-6 on the season.

Other tournament results:

Oakland Tech 70, San Marcos 59

Pinole Valley 51, Dos Publos 47: Pinsker scored 24 pts for the Chargers

Santa Paula 80, Pleasant Grove 58: Alvarez scored 21 pts for the Cardinals

St. Joseph Notre Dame 66, Righetti 51

Oaks Christian 74, Davis Sr. 46: Goodwin scored 16 pts for the Lions

Thousand Oaks 72, Dougherty Valley 64: McCord scored 23 pts for the Lancers

Rio Mesa 68, Stone Ridge Christian 46: Vargas scored 22 pts for the Spartans

Pacifica 74, Lowell 71 (2OT): Jones scored 20 pts for Tritons

Franklin 69, Oak Park 44: Prophete scored 11 pts for Eagles

Whitney 68, San Luis Obispo 47

Granada Hills Charter 68, Ventura 60

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Se intensifican las protestas en contra de ICE en el Valle de Coachella

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Se intensifican las protestas en contra de ICE en el Valle de Coachella

Juan Montesló

Palm Springs, Calif. (KUNA) – Las protestas contra las redadas migratorias continuan y se han intesificado en el Valle de Coachella, hoy se suscito una más en la ciudad de Palm Springs, tuvo lugar en la esquina de la calle Ramon y San Luis Rey, a ella se unieron varios activista en pro de la comunidad migrante.

Miembros de la organización civil “United Youth We Stand” jóvenes unidos de pie fueron quienes organizaron y encabezaron esta manifestación.

“Somos bastantes jóvenes, muchos de nosotros crecimos con padres inmigrantes, muchas de nuestras familias son familias inmigrantes”, expresó Marlen Aguilar, voluntaria en la organización.

Durante la protesta se  observaron diversos mensajes plasmados en letreros los cuales cargaban emotivamente los manifestantes.

Adicionalmente la organización se encuentra recaudando fondos para adquirir productos de primera necesidad y donarlos a quienes temen salir de sus hogares.

“Han hecho muchos arrestos injustos, y han lastimado a nuestra comunidad, especialmente durante las fechas festivas”, comentó Samantha Rodríguez, fundadora de United Youth We Stand.

Pese a que la comunidad más afectada reside al este del Valle de Coachella la protesta fue realizada al oeste por una importante razón:

“Como ahorita están más afectadas las comunidades de ese lado, queríamos tener cuidado también nosotras, y también queríamos ser cuidadosas con lo que está ocurriendo,  y no poner a nadie en peligro”, explicó Rodríguez.

Beyoncé declared the fifth billionaire musician by Forbes

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By Chris Lau, CNN

(CNN) — Beyoncé has joined the ranks of billionaires, according to Forbes, becoming the fifth musician to be crowned the elite status.

The Grammy Award-winning superstar now stands alongside Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, Rihanna and her husband Jay-Z, according to a report published by the outlet Monday.

The 44 –year-old’s financial ascent follows a landmark year in her career. . Beyoncé took home the industry’s top trophy, winning Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammy for her country album “Cowboy Carter,” released the year prior. She also made history as the first Black woman to win the award for Best Country Album.

With 35 Grammy wins and 99 nominations, she is the most-awarded artist in the history of the awards, including those she won with Destiny’s Child, a chart-topping girl group that helped launch her storied career.

The “Cowboy Carter Tour” grossed more than $400 million, making it the highest-grossing country tour in history, Reuters reported, citing Live Nation.

In 2024, music charting site Billboard named her the greatest pop star of the 21st century highlighting “her full 25 years of influence, impact, evolution,” Billboard’s Andrew Unterberger wrote.

Her 2023 “Renaissance World Tour” drew massive crowds, with fans – known collectively as the BeyHive – flocking to see her perform across Europe and North America.

In Stockholm, where she kicked off the tour, fanfare drove up hotel and restaurant prices and even slowed down Sweden’s declining inflation, according to economists.

In addition to her musical achievements, Beyoncé has built a diverse business empire. She has launched successful clothing and hair care lines, and expanded into the beverage industry with a whisky brand named after her great-grandfather, SirDavis. Her entrepreneurial ventures have contributed to her growing fortune.

Beyoncé’s road to superstardom began in the early 1990s, when she appeared on “Star Search” as part of Girl’s Tyme, a six-member group. She later joined Destiny’s Child, which became one of the best-selling girl groups in the late 90s and early 2000s.

The group’s other members, Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland, reunited with her on stage earlier this year during her “Cowboy Carter” tour in Las Vegas.

Since Destiny’s Child announced its hiatus in 2001, Beyoncé has released a series of acclaimed solo albums, starting with “Dangerously in Love” in 2003, which won five Grammy Awards the following year.

She has headlined major music festivals, including becoming the first woman of color to lead the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2018.

In 2023, she surpassed conductor Georg Solti to become the most awarded artist in Grammy’s history.

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Beyoncé takes the stage during a rally for Vice President Kamala Harris at Shell Energy Stadium in Houston


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By Chris Lau, CNN

(CNN) — Beyoncé has joined the ranks of billionaires, according to Forbes, becoming the fifth musician to be crowned the elite status.

The Grammy Award-winning superstar now stands alongside Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, Rihanna and her husband Jay-Z, according to a report published by the outlet Monday.

The 44 –year-old’s financial ascent follows a landmark year in her career. . Beyoncé took home the industry’s top trophy, winning Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammy for her country album “Cowboy Carter,” released the year prior. She also made history as the first Black woman to win the award for Best Country Album.

With 35 Grammy wins and 99 nominations, she is the most-awarded artist in the history of the awards, including those she won with Destiny’s Child, a chart-topping girl group that helped launch her storied career.

The “Cowboy Carter Tour” grossed more than $400 million, making it the highest-grossing country tour in history, Reuters reported, citing Live Nation.

In 2024, music charting site Billboard named her the greatest pop star of the 21st century highlighting “her full 25 years of influence, impact, evolution,” Billboard’s Andrew Unterberger wrote.

Her 2023 “Renaissance World Tour” drew massive crowds, with fans – known collectively as the BeyHive – flocking to see her perform across Europe and North America.

In Stockholm, where she kicked off the tour, fanfare drove up hotel and restaurant prices and even slowed down Sweden’s declining inflation, according to economists.

In addition to her musical achievements, Beyoncé has built a diverse business empire. She has launched successful clothing and hair care lines, and expanded into the beverage industry with a whisky brand named after her great-grandfather, SirDavis. Her entrepreneurial ventures have contributed to her growing fortune.

Beyoncé’s road to superstardom began in the early 1990s, when she appeared on “Star Search” as part of Girl’s Tyme, a six-member group. She later joined Destiny’s Child, which became one of the best-selling girl groups in the late 90s and early 2000s.

The group’s other members, Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland, reunited with her on stage earlier this year during her “Cowboy Carter” tour in Las Vegas.

Since Destiny’s Child announced its hiatus in 2001, Beyoncé has released a series of acclaimed solo albums, starting w

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