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Anthony De Leon

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Fresno, Los Angeles
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Anthony De Leon is a 2023-24 reporting fellow at the Los Angeles Times. Born and raised in Fresno to a Chicano family, he pursued his higher education in his hometown, earning an associate‘s degree in journalism from Fresno City College and then completing a bachelor’s in media, communications and journalism at Fresno State. He went on to complete his master’s in media innovation at the University of Nevada, Reno, writing a thesis on sports reporting titled “What’s The Question: Overview of Int…

Anthony De Leon’s Journalist Portfolio

The Stanley cup craze is real. What's causing the merchandise mania

The Stanley cup craze is real. What's causing the merchandise mania

Collectors and sellers attribute the craze to the limited availability and collaborations with sellers like S…

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Suspect arrested in sexual assault of 12-year-old girl during Culver City home break-in

Suspect arrested in sexual assault of 12-year-old girl during Culver City home break-in

Marcos Maldonado, 35, was on a bus headed to Bakersfield when it was stopped by police and he was arrested Th…

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How a mattress in a box left one family with health issues and $20,000 in damages

How a mattress in a box left one family with health issues and $20,000 in damages

Complaints about fiberglass leaking from mattresses into the home come at a moment when e-commerce and shifti…

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Powerball's $1 Billion Winner Has Company

Powerball's $1 Billion Winner Has Company

Though Wednesday's Powerball prize was one of the largest ever, billion-dollar jackpots are no longer unique.

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Cash-Strapped Collectors Offload Prized Memorabilia. 'Literally Like Selling Away My Life.'

Cash-Strapped Collectors Offload Prized Memorabilia. 'Literally Like Selling Away My Life.'

Their collectible baseball cards, sneakers and Barbie dolls are their emergency funds.

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How a mattress in a box left one family with health issues and $20,000 in damages

How a mattress in a box left one family with health issues and $20,000 in damages

Complaints about fiberglass leaking from mattresses into the home come at a moment when e-commerce and shifti…

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Chargers takeaways: How big of a missed opportunity is loss to the Ravens? Original

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By Thuc Nhi Nguyen Verified, Anthony De Leon
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In the thick of a playoff race, the Chargers have the attention of four prime-time games in six weeks. Now it’s a matter of what they can do in the spotlight. A 30-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Monday pumped the brakes on the team’s rapid rise under coach Jim Harbaugh. Instead of loud music and joyous laughter, the team’s locker room was mostly silent as players emptied their lockers, got dressed and shuffled out as quickly as possible.
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Jim Harbaugh's new-age Chargers have that old 'Charm City' feel

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By Anthony De Leon
| Yahoo Sports Verified
It was almost as if he never left Baltimore. J.K. Dobbins couldn’t help but notice how familiar everything felt with the Chargers. That familiarity convinced him to be part of the Jim Harbaugh-led overhaul in L.A. after four seasons with the Baltimore Ravens. “When I got in the building for the first time, it felt like home because of the culture and people — everything was like the Ravens,” Dobbins said.
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UCLA's defense smothers Lehigh as Bruins roll to blowout win

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By Anthony De Leon
| Yahoo Sports Verified
UCLA's defense was dominant against a winless opponent Friday night, with the Bruins controlling a game that quickly got out of hand. The Bruins delivered their second consecutive lopsided win against a mid-major, 85-45 over Lehigh at Pauley Pavilion. Entering the game, UCLA (3-1) had limited opponents to 54 points per game, tied for 12th nationally early in the season. Lehigh fell short of that mark.
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