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Dodgers put Andrew Heaney on IL with shoulder discomfort

LOS ANGELES — An uncertain winter and a shortened spring training had everyone in MLB worrying about how pitchers would hold up, particularly early in the season. Those concerns have been justified for the Dodgers. Left-hander Andrew Heaney went on the injured list on Wednesday and will miss at least one start with shoulder discomfort.…
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Planning a springtime hike in Southern California? Here are some hazards to avoid

Looking to venture into the outdoors to enjoy the warming Southern California spring? Experts advise hikers to avoid situations that could lead to falls, educate themselves on man-made hazards like off-road vehicles; and to be aware of natural dangers including poisonous plants, rattlesnakes, ticks, black bears and diseased birds and rabbits. High on the list…
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Head of OC’s law enforcement watchdog agency to leave for Los Angeles DWP

Civil rights attorney Sergio Perez is leaving his job directing Orange County’s law enforcement watchdog agency, the Office of Independent Review, to become the first inspector general for Los Angeles’ troubled Department of Water and Power. Perez’s departure next month leaves a large gap at the office charged with keeping honest Orange County’s law enforcement…
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49ers star WR Deebo Samuel requests trade, but Jets sources don’t think he’s going anywhere

49ers superstar wide receiver Deebo Samuel has requested a trade. The Jets make sense, but team sources don’t believe the 49ers will move him because they can control his rights for up to three more years. However, the NFL is different now. Usually if a star player wants out, they eventually get their way. Jalen…
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5 important questions facing the Knicks this offseason

This was Phil Jackson in his 2015 message to Knicks season ticket holders: “We have made key roster moves to free up significant cap space that will provide us greater flexibility to acquire talent in this summer’s free agency. And for the first time in many years, we expect to have a top pick in…
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Illinois center Kofi Cockburn says he’s declaring for the NBA draft: ‘It’s time for me to take that next step’

Two-time consensus All-American Kofi Cockburn declared for the NBA draft Wednesday morning in a social media post. The 7-foot center helped Illinois win a share of the Big Ten title this past season by averaging 20.9 points and 10.6 rebounds, one of four players in men’s college basketball to average a double-double. Now the Kingston,…
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Omar Kelly: Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa feels supported, and that’s critical to any quarterback’s success

In Adam Gase’s ideal world, a hypothetical universe where everything aligned for him perfectly before the 2018 season, the Miami Dolphins would have found a way to get atop that draft to select Baker Mayfield. Gase and Mayfield were kindred spirits, and if the Dolphins’ former coach was going to move on from Ryan Tannehill,…
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Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa doesn’t have much to say about relationship with Brian Flores, but raves about support from Mike McDaniel

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s rocky relationship with former coach Brian Flores has been documented in the time since Flores was fired on Jan. 10, the day after the 2021 season concluded. On Wednesday, in Tagovailoa’s first press conference where he addressed football topics with reporters since the end of last season, he had a…
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Realtor-affiliated group sues six cities for failing to adopt new housing plans

A non-profit group affiliated with the California Association of Realtors sued six cities in Los Angeles and Orange counties this week for failing to meet an Oct. 15 deadline to have an approved plan to meet their housing needs for the rest of the decade. Californians for Homeownership filed the lawsuits in L.A. and Orange…
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Citing Russia’s war, IMF cuts global growth forecast to 3.6%

The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday downgraded the outlook for the world economy this year and next, blaming Russia’s war in Ukraine for disrupting global commerce, pushing up oil prices, threatening food supplies and increasing uncertainty already heightened by the coronavirus and its variants. The 190-country lender cut its forecast for global growth to 3.6% this year, a steep falloff from 6.1% last year…
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