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Dodgers reportedly ink two top prospects as international signing period begins

The Dodgers have a limited signing bonus pool of approximately $4.6 million to spend on international free agents this year. But they have already signed one of the top prospects from the Dominican Republic. The team has not announced any signings of the first day of the international signing period Saturday. But reports from Baseball…
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Ducks coach Dallas Eakins frets fatigue at midseason

Like many coaches, Dallas Eakins worries about his players during the period of games between the Christmas and the All-Star breaks, which are unaffectionately known as the dog days of the NHL season. Maybe they’ve been pushed too hard. Maybe they’ve played too many games. The Ducks reached the midway point of their 82-game schedule…
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Orange County boys basketball standings: Saturday, Jan. 15

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Standings for the Orange County boys basketball leagues through Jan. 14. TRINITY LEAGUE League Overall Mater Dei 2-0 17-2 Santa Margarita 2-1 13-1 Orange Lutheran 2-2 12-6 JSerra 2-2 11-5 St. John Bosco 1-2 13-7 Servite 0-2 12-3 SOUTH COAST LEAGUE League…
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Anaheim teens’ request for money in Perris to help sick person was a scam, Riverside County sheriff says

Two 18-year-olds from Anaheim and two minors had raised $589 on a Perris street on Friday, Jan. 14, for a person who their signs said was ill with a tumor. But when Riverside County sheriff’s deputies who had received complaints about the group at Perris Boulevard and Nuevo Road investigated, that story fell apart, according…
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Happy cats, happy humans

By Bev Elwell Special to the Globe Why do these people look so happy? Because they foster for the Laguna Woods Cat Club. Why do these cats look so content? Because they’re fostered by these terrific humans. Imagine you’re a cat. You wake up one morning and your human is gone. You look all over,…
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Orange County girls basketball standings: Saturday, Jan. 15

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Standings for the Orange County girls basketball leagues through Jan. 14. Trinity League League Overall Mater Dei 3-0 11-3 Rosary Academy 2-1 7-6 Orange Lutheran 1-1 16-3 JSerra 1-2 9-5 Santa Margarita 0-3 11-4 South Coast League League Overall San Juan Hills…
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Orange County scores and player stats for Saturday, Jan. 15

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Scores and stats from Orange County games on Saturday, Jan. 15. Click here for details about sending your team’s scores and stats to the Register. SATURDAY’S SCORES GIRLS WATER POLO OXNARD TOURNAMENT El Dorado 15, Moorpark 3 Ventura 10, El Dorado 2 Third-place…
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Clippers’ Isaiah Hartenstein returns from ankle sprain

Tyronn Lue was back to juggling three centers Saturday in San Antonio. The Clippers’ coach certainly welcomed the challenge because it meant that for the first time since Dec. 18, Isaiah Hartenstein was able to join his teammates on the court. A sprained left ankle cost 23-year-old an opportunity to play in the past 13…
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Cypress girls basketball sprints past Valencia to stay hot in Empire League

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now The Empire League girls basketball race features a strong front-runner that might soon add another player but the intrigue doesn’t stop there. Cypress and Valencia proved that Friday night. The two ranked teams faced off not only as challengers for No. 8 Crean…
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The politics of scapegoating Proposition 47

In recent weeks, blaming everything on Proposition 47 has made a comeback. Why? It’s simple: it’s an election year. California Republican politicians and pundits are stuck in the 1980s when it comes to crime, criminal justice and policing. They think it makes good politics to exaggerate the extent of crime and scapegoating policies like Proposition…
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