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These robots designed by students can drive themselves, make baskets and climb bars

Katie Robertson, left, joins the Sage Robotics team from Sage Hills School, as they work on their robot in the pits during practice at the Orange County Regional FIRST Robotics Competition at the OC Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa, CA, on Thursday, March 10, 2022. 1,500 competitors, in 42 teams, are competing in the FIRST —…
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CIF State basketball championships: Foothill boys vs. Elk Grove preview

CIF STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY BOYS BASKETBALL DIVISION II Foothill (31-3) vs. Elk Grove (27-6), 4 p.m., Golden 1 Center, Sacramento Live coverage: Spectrum SportsNet Outlook: Foothill and Elk Grove make their CIF State Championships boys basketball finals debuts. Both teams lost in the semifinals of their CIF section playoffs. Foothill lost to Long Beach Poly…
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Mitchell Robinson raising free agency value with greatest stretch of career

MEMPHIS — It’s the most surprising success story of this Knicks season. Mitchell Robinson began this campaign still recovering from a fractured foot, having added too much weight during a longer-than-expected rehab. The Knicks passed on giving Robinson an extension in the offseason, instead handing $30 million to the other center — Nerlens Noel —…
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Alex Caruso practices without restrictions, and the Chicago Bulls guard says he’s ‘close’ to returning to games

Alex Caruso could be back on the court in a Chicago Bulls uniform within the next week after participating in all team activities Friday, including contact scrimmages during practice. Caruso underwent surgery in late January after suffering a right wrist fracture Jan. 21 against the Milwaukee Bucks. He said the fracture is completely healed, which…
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Ducks’ potential free agents unlikely to get long-term extensions

NEW YORK — When he was the general manager of a Stanley Cup contender, Bob Murray began locking up key players with expensive, long-term contract extensions in order to increase the chances of a second championship in less than a decade, starting with Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf in 2013. It made sense then, but less…
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US immigration arrests drop amid focus on most dangerous

By BEN FOX | Associated Press WASHINGTON — Immigration enforcement arrests within the U.S. fell sharply over the past year as the Biden administration shifted its enforcement priorities to focus on people in the country without legal status who have committed serious crimes, officials said Friday. As it released its annual report, reflecting eight months…
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Disneyland to improve New Orleans Square traffic flow before ‘Fantasmic’ returns

Disneyland plans to launch a two-month project to improve traffic flow in New Orleans Square at a notoriously crowded pinch point near Pirates of the Caribbean ahead of the return of the “Fantasmic” nighttime spectacular along the Rivers of America. The New Orleans Square work will start after the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction closes…
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As gas prices surge, this delivery guy has a request: Please tip well

Lawrence Thomas has a simple plea for his customers: Please tip more. An Orange resident and delivery driver for Uber Eats, GrubHub and DoorDash, Thomas spends anywhere from 5 to 9 hours a day driving up to 80 miles across the city and sometimes neighboring towns. In the trunk of his 2013 Toyota RAV4 are…
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Raheem Edwards looks to master new role with the Galaxy

Same city, new team, new focus on a new position. That sums up things for Raheem Edwards. After playing last season with LAFC, Edwards made the move to the Galaxy, signing as a free agent and focusing on becoming a left back. “This is my first year officially playing left back as my number one…
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Bubble watch: California doubles housing demands to 2.5 million by 2030

“Bubble Watch” digs into trends that may indicate economic and/or housing market troubles ahead. Buzz: State regulators say California’s housing needs have doubled and ordered 2.5 million more residences to be built by 2030 — a pace that’s roughly what Texas and Florida built combined in the last six years. Source: My trusty spreadsheet reviewed…
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