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University boys tennis to compete at National All-American team tournament

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Reigning CIF State champion University is among the top entries for the 24th National High School Tennis All-American Boys Team Tournament on Friday and Saturday in the South Bay. The Trojans, a four-time champion of the event, open against Seattle Prep on Friday…
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Nixon defenders cast him as victim in Watergate, blast library exhibit

Visitors read about Watergate and Nixon’s resignation during a visit to The Richard Nixon Library & Museum in Yorba Linda last year. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange County Register/SCNG) A funny thing happened on the way to ranking the four big presidential scandals of our time: Former Nixon staffers in O.C. said Watergate wasn’t Nixon’s…
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Angels’ Brock Burke took one small step to revitalize his career

TEMPE, Ariz. — For Brock Burke, the difference between being tossed aside by the Texas Rangers and having a secure job with the Angels was, as it turns out, about eight inches. The Rangers designated Burke for assignment last summer. The Angels claimed him on waivers. As soon as Burke arrived at the Angels’ complex…
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The Farm House Collective sets new stage for live entertainment in Riverside

Riverside’s historical landmark Farm House Motel is getting a new lifeline packed with food, shops and live entertainment. The property, originally constructed in 1953, will reopen as the Farm House Collective on Saturday, March 29. According to its website, it will offer “15 spaces for local eateries, small retail outposts, and a large garden in…
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Wisconsin appeals court overturns ruling allowing for emailing ballots to disabled voters

By SCOTT BAUER MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin appeals court ruled Wednesday that disabled people are not allowed to receive absentee ballots by email, overturning a lower court’s ruling less than three weeks before the April 1 election. Related Articles National Politics | Education Department layoffs gut its civil rights office, leaving discrimination cases…
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Rams release former Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp

A tenure that reached the pinnacle of football came to an unceremonious end on Wednesday as the Rams released wide receiver and Super Bowl LVI MVP Cooper Kupp. In February, Kupp announced that the team was actively trying to trade him after he spent the first eight years of his career with the Rams. But…
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Indonesian fishermen sue Bumble Bee and say the canned tuna giant knew of abuse in its supply chain

By JULIE WATSON SAN DIEGO (AP) — Lawyers representing four Indonesian fishermen who say they were beaten and trapped on vessels that were part of the global supply chain that provided tuna to Bumble Bee Seafoods filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the canned seafood giant. Related Articles World News | Pressed to accept a ceasefire…
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Study: EV owners more satisfied as battery ranges and charging networks improve

If you’re on the fence about switching to an electric vehicle, recent data from J.D. Power might give you a nudge. According to the company’s 2025 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience (EVX) Ownership Study, EV owners are more satisfied than they were a year ago and many say they’re never going back to gas-powered cars. Now…
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Chargers agree on contract extensions with LB Troy Dye, WR Jalen Reagor

The Chargers continued their vow to bring back as many players from their 2024 roster as possible, agreeing on new contracts with linebacker Troy Dye and wide receiver Jalen Reagor on Wednesday, mere hours before the opening of the free-agent signing period officially began. Dye reportedly received a two-year extension reportedly worth up to $8…
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NASDAQ curse? Wall Street troubles might chill California’s economy

It’s been an ugly few days in the stock market as investors suddenly grew nervous about brewing trade wars, federal job cuts, reheated inflation and overall economic anxieties. As a result, talk about a potential recession is percolating and share prices are tumbling. Could an extended bout of Wall Street turbulence toss California’s healthy economy…
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