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Boys and girls basketball playoffs: Scores from Friday’s CIF-SS and L.A. City championship games

Scores from the CIF-Southern Section and L.A. City Section boys and girls basketball championship games Friday, Feb. 25. BOYS BASKETBALL CIF SOUTHERN SECTION Friday Open Division Corona Centennial 68, Harvard-Westlake 48 Division 1 St. Bernard 71, JSerra 59 Division 2AA Village Christian 78, Long Beach Poly 69 Division 2A San Juan Hills 59, La Mirada…
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Servite soccer tops JSerra in CIF-SS final to reign again in Division 1

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO >> The Servite boys soccer team beat Trinity League foe JSerra in penalty kicks Friday to win its second CIF-SS Division 1 championship in three seasons. The two teams were tied at 1-1 at the end of regulation and played two scoreless overtime periods. The Friars beat the Lions in penalty kicks…
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Kings build early lead, chase John Gibson, beat Ducks

ANAHEIM — One team was razor sharp on Friday night at Honda Center. The other was not. Or more to the point, one team’s goaltender was sharp. The other team’s goalie was not. The Kings capitalized on an early bolt of lightning in the form of a Carl Grundstrom goal and then chipped away at…
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Sharp-shooting St. Bernard beats JSerra in CIF-SS Division 1 boys basketball final

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO – The St. Bernard boys basketball team usually could count on one or two players to make 3-point shots. More than one or two Vikings were making 3s on Friday. Five of them made shots from behind the arc as St. Bernard beat JSerra 71-59 in the CIF Southern Section Division 1…
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Clippers edge Lakers again for 6th straight rivalry win

LOS ANGELES — You can say this about the Lakers and Clippers: They keep it close. Their meeting in December was decided by four points, thanks to some timely shooting by Marcus Morris Sr. Earlier this month, Reggie Jackson’s final shot went in and Anthony Davis’ didn’t – the defining sequence in a one-point game.…
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San Juan Hills boys basketball sprints past La Mirada for first CIF championship

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now LA MIRADA — San Juan Hills’ boys basketball team continued to build upon one of its major themes Friday night in rallying for its first CIF Southern Section title. “We’re a family,” said senior forward John McFadden after the top-seeded Stallions cooled off…
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California on Monday might set date to drop mask mandate in schools; parents remain divided

California health officials are expected to announce on Monday, Feb. 28 new face mask rules for schools that will ease off the word “mandate” and downgrade it to a strong recommendation. The possible change matches up with health data that shows the latest wave of the pandemic ebbing. It also comes at a time of…
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Clippers star Paul George ‘feeling better’ but return is cloudy

LOS ANGELES — With a pregame news conference to rival an appearance by Punxsutawney Phil, Clippers coach Tyronn Lue shed little light on the prognosis for Paul George’s return. The seven-time All-Star forward had an MRI earlier in the day for the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, an injury that has sidelined…
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Ex-prosecutor: DA Todd Spitzer reversed death penalty decision to hide racial comments

A former high-profile prosecutor turned outspoken critic of Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer alleged in a court filing Friday that Spitzer lied to a judge in a capital murder case in an attempt to cover up racially charged comments. Citing internal emails from the DA’s office, attorney Matt Murphy accused Spitzer of reversing a…
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A local TV news story sparks frustration, fear in transgender community

Transgender people in Orange County expressed fear and frustration in the wake of a recent TV news report that suggested the mere presence of transgender counselors at a science camp for elementary school children was inappropriate. The story — and the backlash — comes as transgender rights increasingly are the subject of culture war legislative…
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