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Fountain Valley’s Alyssa Ton and Newport Harbor’s Connor Ohl blaze at CIF swim prelims

WALNUT — With Orange County’s established stars still riding their jet stream Thursday, a few future swimmers to watch earned the spotlight at the CIF-SS Division 1 preliminaries at Mt. SAC. Fountain Valley’s Alyssa Ton and Newport Harbor’s Connor Ohl raced to the front. Ton, a sophomore, matched three-time O.C. swimmer of the year Teagan…
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Dodgers seek more efficiency, longer outings from starting pitchers

PHOENIX — The math is simple. The solution is not. If the Dodgers are going to ask less of their relievers, who lead the majors in innings pitched (167) through Thursday, the only way to do it is to ask more of their starting pitchers, who have thrown the fewest innings in the majors (167). “It’s…
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Long Beach State, UCLA cruise into NCAA men’s volleyball semifinals

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Long Beach State and UCLA men’s volleyball teams moved one step closer to a potential national championship rematch with quarterfinal sweeps at the NCAA tournament on Thursday, while Pepperdine extended its late-season magic. Top-seeded Long Beach (28-3) defeated No. 8 seed Fort Valley State, 25-21, 25-16, 25-16, while third-seeded UCLA (21-6)…
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Lead, other toxins present on destroyed parcels after Eaton, Palisades wildfire debris, soil removal

Soil collected in a county study from properties in both fire areas showed that even after debris and soil was removed, toxins such as lead and other chemicals could still be present above health screening levels. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Thursday, May 8, announced the findings during a virtual town hall.…
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Orange County scores and player stats for Thursday, May 8

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Scores and stats from Orange County games on Thursday, May 8 Click here for details about sending your team’s scores and stats to the Register. The deadline for submitting information is 10:45 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 p.m. Saturday. THURSDAY’S SCORES BOYS…
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Officials plan to revamp the US air traffic control system. Here’s a breakdown by the numbers

By JOSH FUNK The Trump administration on Thursday announced an ambitious three-year plan to replace the United State’s aging air traffic control system. Related Articles White House overhaul of troubled US air traffic control system will cost ‘lots of billions’ LA Metro names new chief of transit police: former San Francisco police chief Bill Scott…
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Fryer: Keaton Robar’s comeback going well as CIF-SS track meets approach

Her track season was just getting started when Newport Harbor senior Keaton Robar noticed something wasn’t quite right. Robar, who has the ability to excel at any race from 200 meters to 5,000 meters, began experiencing pain in her left thigh in late February. “It felt like muscle fatigue,” Robar said Monday. “Or some sort…
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Agent: Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani could have landed a 15-year contract

By BETH HARRIS AP Sports Writer INGLEWOOD — Shohei Ohtani could have pursued a 15-year contract through age 44, agent Nez Balelo said Thursday, explaining the two-way superstar didn’t want to risk a decline in his skills while under the big deal. Balelo pulled back the curtain that shrouds Ohtani a bit when he spoke…
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Suit challenges new rules on children in federal custody who crossed into US

By VALERIE GONZALEZ McALLEN, Texas (AP) — Two advocacy groups filed a federal lawsuit Thursday asking the courts to halt new Trump Administration vetting procedures for reuniting children who crossed into the U.S. without their parents, saying the changes are keeping families separated longer and are inhumane. Related Articles ‘JD Vance is wrong’: New Pope Leo…
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Deliberations begin in UK trial of men accused of felling Sycamore Gap tree

By BRIAN MELLEY LONDON (AP) — Jurors in the case of two men charged with cutting down the Sycamore Gap tree that once stood along the ancient Hadrian’s Wall in northern England did not reach a verdict Thursday after several hours of deliberations. Related Articles Reports of Trump deportation plans highlight abuse of migrants in…
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