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Kings come home from successful trip full of belief

With designs on extending their win streak to four games after wedging a shutout between two comeback victories, the Kings returned home to face the San Jose Sharks on Thursday. Most recently, they blanked Buffalo on Sunday and then rallied to topple Boston, sweeping the season series from the Sabres and salvaging a split with…
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Southern California gas prices leap another 13-14 cents in a day

The sign changers have been busy at local gas stations. Prices on Wednesday jumped again, rising 13.3 cents in Los Angeles County to $5.65. The Orange County average price rose 13 cents to $5.644, its 30th record in 35 days Similar increases were seen in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. In Riverside, gas prices leaped…
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Suspect in killing of father of 2 sought by Anaheim police

A suspect in the fatal shooting of a father of two in Anaheim in December remained at large and should be considered armed and dangerous, police said Wednesday, March 9. Authorities identified Franky Mejia Echeverria, 20, of Anaheim as one of two men who had been sought in connection with the killing of David Gutierrez…
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Los Amigos baseball and coach Aaron Pines winning in challenging times

The Los Amigos baseball team is 11-0. The Lobos are not playing against teams that would be found high in the Orange County top 25, or against teams in the lower regions of the county rankings. “We’re a Division 7 team,” said Los Amigos coach Aaron Pines, “so we’re playing Division 7 teams.” Pines and…
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Cam Reddish leaves road trip after injuring shoulder in hard fall

DALLAS — Cam Reddish might be out for a bit. The 22-year-old’s shoulder sprain was severe enough for him to leave the leave the road trip for further tests in New York. Tom Thibodeau said he won’t have an update until the doctor’s evaluation, and the coach didn’t feel comfortable speculating until advised. Reddish sustained…
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Alex Caruso and Patrick Williams are cleared for contact drills, putting their Chicago Bulls returns close

Injured Chicago Bulls players Alex Caruso and Patrick Williams could resume contact drills Friday, preparing both for potential returns at the end of the month. Both were cleared for contact by team doctors Wednesday morning, coach Billy Donovan said ahead of Wednesday night’s road game against the Detroit Pistons. Caruso and Williams could return to…
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Dolphins cornerback Byron Jones discloses recent surgery amid offseason where he could be traded

Miami Dolphins cornerback Byron Jones posted an image on Instagram on Wednesday morning, indicating he had a recent surgery performed on his lower left leg. Jones, who has trade buzz surrounding him this offseason, posted two pictures — one that shows his left leg shaved up to the knee before the procedure and another of…
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Burger of the Month: Retro rules the day at this burger house in Santa Ana

The menu at 1st Street Burger House in Santa Ana offers nearly 20 different hamburgers, some of which differ from the others by merely a single ingredient. Grilled onions versus sliced sweet onions, for example. Or shredded lettuce instead of leaf lettuce. For a slow reader like me, this quickly becomes quicksand.  The homewrecker burger…
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Bravo: Soroptimists support students living their dream, 100-year-old celebrates a long life

Coastline College students receive Live Your Dream Award A group of inspiring and determined female students at Coastline College received the Live Your Dream Award from Soroptimist International. The global volunteer organization provides women with opportunities to help achieve economic empowerment. Soroptimist’s Live Your Dream Awards program offers financial grants to help improve the educational…
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US man who got first pig heart transplant has died

By Lauran Neergaard and Carla K. Johnson | Associated Press The first person to receive a heart transplant from a pig has died, two months after the groundbreaking experiment, the Maryland hospital that performed the surgery announced Wednesday. David Bennett, 57, died Tuesday at the University of Maryland Medical Center. Doctors didn’t give an exact…
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