Averaging a league-low 99.6 points in January, the Clippers face an Indiana team that has lost nine of its past 10 games.
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In that fire, Ceja, a single mother of 10 children, lost her only means of transportation, many of her belongings and Christmas gifts for her children, according to a news release. Then three dealerships in Ontario’s OREMOR Automotive Group heard about Ceja’s plight and stepped up to help.
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Do the university administrators forcing students back into remote learning really care about well-being? Not so much.
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San Antonio closed the game with a 12-2 run to wipe out a resurgent effort by the Clippers, who fell on Saturday at AT&T Center in San Antonio.
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Bella Vista Drive and the Inland Empire gained notoriety from “Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream.” Readers sound off pro and con to columnist David Allen.
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It was clear from the beginning that the Trojans did not have the energy to match an Oregon team (11-6, 4-2) that became the first since 1976 to win back-to-back road games against top-five teams
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While it deals with the stubborn COVID-19 pandemic, California is also contending with a smorgasbord of equally resilient social pathologies, including chronic illness, homelessness, poverty, drug
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Clark scored a career-high 11 points, a mark he set at halftime, topping his previous career high of 10 (three times). He played a career-high 32 minutes and added four rebounds, two assists and a
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The Lakers started the night just one game behind the Denver Nuggets in the Western Conference standings. But the longer Saturday night went on, the wider that gap became.
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MLB.com links power-hitting infielder Samuel Munoz, its No. 7 prospect, and right-hander Accimia Morales, ranked No. 37, to the Dodgers
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An assault suspect died Saturday, Jan. 15, shortly after being tased by Riverside County sheriff’s deputies at a Jurupa Valley business. The man was the second to die in custody in the past 13 months after being tased at a Jurupa Valley business.
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Howard obliged Vogel’s decision to start him with some early scoring, knocking in 11 points in the first quarter alone to lead the Lakers in that frame.
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It was a victory three decades in the making for the Bengals (11-7). After going from worst to first in the AFC North with a generally young roster, they ended an embarrassing long postseason drought that spanned 31 years and eight consecutive defeats.
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While he was out, the Clippers fully guaranteed Hartenstein’s contract – a one-year, $1.7 million deal he earned when he edged Harry Giles III for the Clippers’ 15th and final roster spot.
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Outfielders Nelson Rada (No. 29) and Randy de Jesus (No. 38) are ranked by MLB Pipeline among the top 50 prospects in this year’s international class
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It seems like throughout most of Isaiah Mobley’s career, whether at USC, Rancho Christian or the Compton Magic, he’s played next to another A-list big man like his brother, Evan, or Onyeka Okongwu. In fact,
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Interim head coach Carlene Mitchell is preaching patience and improvement to a Matadors team with six true freshmen
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Second-seeded Etiwanda (11-0) will face the winner of Saturday’s Villa Park-Loyola game. If Villa Park wins, Etiwanda will be home again next week.
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Freshman outside hitter Maya Coblentz-Brown had 31 kills to help the Lions capture the program’s first section champoinship.
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The story has been updated with the correct name for Rancho Cucamonga’s football coach, Brian Hildebrand.] VALENCIA >> On senior night for the Saugus football
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If this works out the way they plan it, maybe this time the (Inland) Empire strikes back. Roaches, rodents: Restaurant closures in San Bernardino County, Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Roaches, rodents: Restaurant closures in San Bernardino County, Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Failing ...
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Looking for scores, stories and photos from football games in the Inland area? Here are links to what happened in the first round of the playoffs.
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The Mustangs trailed early in the fourth quarter but scored the final four goals of the match to pull out the victory.
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It’s sort of like loving a baseball team. You know how sometimes the games are thrilling and sometimes they’re boring. But it
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The Inglewood principal offers an apology on behalf of the school’s administration and football program for Friday’s 106-0 win over Morningside.
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