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PREVIEW: Long Beach Poly vs Edison, CIF Football
The562’s coverage of football and Long Beach Poly Athletics for the 2026-27 school year is sponsored by Former Jackrabbits Wendell “WoWo” Moe, Jr. & Tyson Ruffins. The Long Beach Poly football team has a chance to get back into the CIF Southern Section semifinals for the first time since 2021 this evening as the Jackrabbits host Edison. Poly (7-4) will host the Chargers (4-7) at Cabrillo High at 7pm in a rematch of the 2001 CIF-SS Pac-5 championship game.
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PHOTOS: Three Irvine athletes make college decisions at signing ceremony
Three Irvine High School athletes signed to continue their college careers during a ceremony on campus Thursday, according to co-athletic director Gabriel Cota. Midori De Los Santos, softball, Manhattanville University, New York. Evan Wainberg, rowing, Tufts University. Send sports news to timburt@ocsportszone.com.
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San Juan Hills Defeats Tustin, 13-10, Advances to Playoff Quarterfinals
One week after trading touchdowns in a 54-44 shootout against Mission Viejo, the San Juan Hills football team proved it can win an old-fashioned defensive war. Surviving a fumble on their very first offensive snap and a season-low point total, the Stallions leaned on a suffocating defense and clutch special teams to edge Tustin, 13-10, in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division 2 playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6.
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LBCC Will Pay $2.7M to Settle Retaliation Lawsuit
The Long Beach City College agreed Wednesday to pay $2.7 million to its former superintendent-president who claims she was wrongfully fired after filing a whistleblower complaint against members of the LBCC Board of Trustees. The board voted 4-0 to approve the settlement, with board president Uduak-Joe Ntuk recused and absent...
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Rainbow Housing Buys Norwalk Senior Tower for $41.9M
A 185-unit senior apartment tower in Norwalk has traded hands for $41.9 million, with Rainbow Housing picking up the age-restricted property at a price of $226,678 per unit. The building, known as Norwalk Tower Apartments, sits about 16 miles from downtown Los Angeles and is reserved for residents aged 62 and older earning at or below 50 percent of the area median income.
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California’s ‘record-shattering’ marine heat wave means threat of coastal flooding will stick around
King tides are expected during Thanksgiving week and around Christmas. We've got resources to help you prepare at LBPost.com/elnino. The post California’s ‘record-shattering’ marine heat wave means threat of coastal flooding will stick around appeared first on Long Beach Post .