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High school baseball and softball: Tuesday's scores

<p>Check out Tuesday's high school baseball and softball scores.</p>

Donovan Dent scores 30 points as UCLA men rout USC

<p>Donovan Dent leads the way with 30 points and seven assists as the UCLA men's basketball team defeats USC.</p>

LeBron James' buzzer-beater misses as Lakers fall to Magic

<p>The Lakers come up short when LeBron James misses a last-second shot that sends L.A. to a 110-109 loss to the Magic.</p>

Prep basketball playoffs: Joe Sterling & Co. lead Harvard-Westlake past La Mirada

<p>Harvard-Westlake will play Sierra Canyon in Saturday's Southern Section Open Division boys final</p>

Trump's plan for rising energy costs: Pump oil, make data centers pay

<p>In his State of the Union address, Trump laid out a plan to address rising consumer energy costs: Double down on fossil fuels like oil and coal, and make AI data centers pay for their own power.</p>

Trump awards Team USA's goalie the Presidential Medal of Freedom

<p>President Trump announced during his State of the Union that he was awarding Team USA's hockey goalie Connor Hellebuyck the Presidential Medal of Freedom.</p>

New Lakers executive Lon Rosen discusses increased ticket prices, Magic Johnson

<p>New Lakers exec Lon Rosen said he hopes season ticket holders will "renew" them despite the enormous increase for next season.</p>

Prep sports roundup: Notre Dame baseball team shows off its power in 9-7 win

<p>Troy Trejo had a tiebreaking two-run home run in the seventh inning and Jacob Madrid homered twice with four RBIs to lead the Knights past El Dorado.</p>

After 'a normal offseason,' Freddie Freeman drives in two in Cactus League debut

<p>Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman played in his first Cactus League game of the season, hitting a two-run double against the Cleveland Guardians.</p>

U.S. men's hockey team is celebrating with Trump. The women aren't. What's going on?

<p>The U.S. men's hockey team visited President Trump at the White House and planned to attend his State of the Union address. The U.S. women's hockey team declined the same invitation.</p>

Antelope Valley Sportsman's Club

Antelope Valley Sportsman's Club

Public Storage is the latest company to leave California for Texas

<p>The self-storage company is moving its headquarters to a Dallas suburb.</p>

Jelly Belly to lay off close to 70 employees in California

<p>The jelly bean maker Jelly Belly is closing its corporate-commercial operations in Fairfield, Calif., and laying off 69 employees, a WARN notice said.</p>

Patrick Beverley won't face assault charges connected to teenage sister's accusations

<p>Former NBA star Patrick Beverley will no longer face a felony assault charge after his teenage sister alleged last year that he grabbed her by the neck and punched her in the eye.</p>

SoCal product Pete Crow-Armstrong disses Dodgers fans with a curious comment

<p>Why did Cubs star and Harvard-Westlake High product Pete Crow-Armstrong shade Dodgers fans? Maybe it's the fault of his father, who forbade him to root for the Blue.</p>

Shaikin: For Sacramento State, visions of football glory clouded in fuzzy math

<p>Sacramento State is joining the Mid-American Conference in football with hopes of an economic windfall. But does the projected financial impact make sense?</p>

Warner Bros. Discovery says its reviewing Paramount's new bid

<p>Warner Bros. Discovery continued to endorse the competing Netflix bid but said its board was reviewing the revised Paramount Skydance proposal.</p>

Why the record crowd at the LAFC-Inter Miami match was about more than Lionel Messi

<p>Twice in the last four seasons an LAFC game produced an attendance record. Saturday's attendance of 75,673 was the largest for a season opener and second-largest ever.</p>

Prep talk: Junior Abbigail Gomez helps Granada Hills Kennedy girls basketball return to relevancy

<p>Junior Abbigail Gomez helped Kennedy advance to play El Camino Real for City Section Division I girls' title.</p>

When slowing down can save a life: Training L.A. law enforcement to understand autism

<p>In a room filled with pounding noises and clanging cowbells, L.A. County deputies learn that sometimes the best way to handle a crisis is to simply wait.</p>