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UCLA reaches Women’s NIT Final Four, but it hasn’t been easy

The UCLA women’s basketball team heads into the WNIT semifinals in what will be its third consecutive game on the road. The Bruins are in South Dakota, where it was snowing Wednesday, to take on South Dakota State on Thursday night. It was a 13-hour trip to get there, and the team was split into…
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Road woes plague the Chicago Bulls during their post-All-Star downturn: ‘We’ve got to lock in and get better’

At the end of their final multigame trip of the regular season, the Chicago Bulls are facing a potential road block in postseason success — their difficulty to win away games. The Bulls have been dominant at the United Center this season, losing only 10 games in Chicago. But it has been a different story…
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Chris Rock says he’s ‘still processing what happened’ with Will Smith at the Oscars

By Chloe Melas | CNN Chris Rock made an emotional return to the stage on Wednesday night for the first time since Will Smith slapped him at the Academy Awards. Rock, dressed in all white, publicly addressed the incident for the first time. He was greeted by the audience at Boston’s Wilbur Theater with two…
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Jim fire unintentionally set during ‘barrier removal’ project, U.S. Forest Service says

The Jim fire, which burned more than 550 acres in the Holy Jim area of the Cleveland National Forest earlier this month, was unintentionally started during a wildlife-and-habitat restoration project, U.S. Forest Service officials said on Wednesday, March 30. The fire started “during barrier removal,” said Nathan Judy, a spokesman for the U.S. Forest Service.…
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Court says ICE can’t detain immigrants based on poverty

A federal court has approved a landmark settlement barring the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement along with Southern California immigration judges from setting unreasonable bonds for detained immigrants by failing to consider their financial resources. The settlement, finalized Tuesday, March 29, in U.S. District Court, concludes a class-action suit filed in 2016 and litigated by…
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Orange County scores and player stats for Wednesday, March 30

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Scores and stats from Orange County games on Wednesday, March 30. Click here for details about sending your team’s scores and stats to the Register. WEDNESDAY’S SCORES BASEBALL SEA VIEW LEAGUE Aliso Niguel 3, San Juan Hills 1 AN: Doney (W, 4.2IP, 2H,…
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How much are the Magic improving despite not getting opponents’ best shot?

The question that Orlando Magic coach Jamahl Mosley faced ahead of Wednesday’s 127-110 road loss to the Washington Wizards was one he and the front office have to answer for themselves even if it’s hard for them to fully know. How much of the Magic’s improved play since the All-Star break (7-9 entering Wednesday) is…
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Cypress city attorney defends closed-session vote against election districts

Cypress City Attorney Fred Galante defended the city council’s recent decision to vote in closed session to reject a push toward district-style elections, a move that some experts said bypassed state laws protecting open governance. “I can confidently say this council did not violate the Brown Act,” Galante said at the city council meeting held…
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NFL owners’ meetings notes: Where Giants’ coach, GM, owner stand on team’s future

Bet the under on Daniel Jones rushing yards in the first half of the Giants’ 2022 season. Brian Daboll said at The Breakers in Palm Beach this week that he typically designed more running plays for Josh Allen during the gotta-have-it moments late in the Buffalo Bills’ seasons. And that is one way the Giants’…
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Bubblefest returns to OC at the Discovery Cube

Bubble artist Melody Yang has done many shows in the past for Discovery Cube Orange County’s annual event featuring soapy fun for kids, but the show that debuted Wednesday, Marcy 30, is a bit different. Yang, who usually does the laser show as her brother handles most of the bubble tricks, is doing Bubblefest solo…
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