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How will California handle a huge budget surplus?

Over the last quarter-century, as income taxes came to dominate the state government’s revenue stream and as a relative handful of wealthy Californians paid most of those taxes, a syndrome dubbed “volatility” plagued the state budget. When the economy was thriving and those elite taxpayers were seeing big gains on their investments, money poured into…
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Orange County dad sues because son couldn’t wear mesh mask to school

An Orange County father is suing his son’s high school, claiming the teen was in effect expelled for wearing a mesh face mask. Aidan and Chris Palicke. (Photo via Orange County Register) Aidan Palicke, a 17-year-old junor at Yorba Linda High, has not attended classes since January, when he was told not to return to…
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Former Jets OL Willie Colon raves about ‘one of best drafts in Jets history’

Willie Colon didn’t like the Jets’ 2022 NFL Draft. He loved it. “Man, they dominated. I honestly think that’s, if not [the], one of the best drafts in Jets history,” Colon, 39, the Super Bowl champion ex-Steeler and Jet, said Monday at his eighth annual charity event to raise money for the Lupus Research Alliance.…
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2022 NFL draft superlatives: Best pick, biggest reach, most disappointing class and more

There were 262 picks in the 2022 NFL draft. It will take a few years to know which teams got the most bang for their buck, but we have enough information to make some early judgment calls. To help make sense of the annual three-day event, here’s a look at some of the superlatives from…
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Winners and losers from the Ravens’ 2022 draft, including Mike Macdonald, Sam Koch and more | ANALYSIS

Draft grades don’t mean much a year after the draft, and they mean even less only days after the draft. But with the Ravens eyeing a return to the playoffs, and preparing to build a roster around the looming megadeal for quarterback Lamar Jackson, it was hard not to be impressed not only by the…
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ASK IRA: Should there be limitations with Heat’s waiting game with Kyle Lowry?

Q: I thought the playoffs are a time when everyone plays, even if they’re hurt. Given Kyle Lowry’s age and remaining contract, could you see his contract in play in the offseason (along with Duncan Robinson)? – Brian. A: No, because that is why Kyle Lowry only received a three-year contract in the first place,…
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ASK IRA: Does Tyler Herro’s illness absence raise concerns?

Q: Ira, why do you say “non-COVID” each time you list a Heat player as being ill? We get it, there is still COVID. But you’ve said the Heat players are vaccinated and boosted. You’re bringing something up that doesn’t matter. – Edward. A: Actually, this is something the Heat and most, if not all,…
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Orioles minor league report: Coby Mayo steals Adley Rutschman’s spotlight; Robert Neustrom heats up

It was a loss, but in many ways, Friday marked one of the most significant days of the Orioles’ rebuild. Right-hander Kyle Bradish became the system’s first top 10 prospect acquired by executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias to reach the majors, a signal of the proximity of the products of the organization’s…
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Chicago Bears draft class is older with more college experience — a byproduct of COVID-19. Could it be deeper too?

Velus Jones Jr. had faced the question during the pre-draft process, so the wide receiver and return specialist from Tennessee was prepared with an answer. “Age is nothing but a number,” he said during a Zoom call with reporters after the Chicago Bears drafted him in the third round Friday night. Jones joins the Bears…
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Column: Excitement, surprise, hope. The NFL draft delivered it all for the Chicago Bears.

NFL draft weekend always has been about excitement, the unbridled kind Ja’Tyre Carter felt Saturday afternoon when an unidentified number from Illinois popped up on his smartphone. Carter knew this was his life-changing moment and didn’t care that he had no clue who was talking to him when he answered. “When they were saying their…
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