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The No. 2 Cal men's water polo team is right back at it Wednesday with a rare midweek evening contest against No. 12 Princeton at Spieker Aquatics Complex.

After a speedy dual meet Friday night, Cal and UVA opted to compete in non-traditional events like mixed relays, skins races, and a biathlon on Saturday.

Trenton Julian and Destin Lasco each won two individual events as the Cal men beat Virginia by over 70 points despite UVA's relay victories.

Construction recently wrapped on a 107,760-square-foot Language Arts and Social Sciences building, the latest in a string of Measure M projects at Costa Mesa's Orange Coast College.

From a family weekend in old Sacramento to rafting in the American River or visiting one of the newly opened aquatic centers in Folsom or Roseville, people are out this Memorial Day weekend.

/ PTBO Today Apr 22, 2021 12:28 PM A community survey has been launched by the city, looking for feedback on a future arena and aquatics complex. In November, City Council approved reviewing Morrow Park as the potential location and now work is underway to develop a high-level conceptual design and budget costs associated with pursuing that option. The City has selected Perkins + Will Architect to do the design work and site review associated with the Morrow Park site. To look at the survey yo...

Top-ranked California travels to Stanford on Saturday for its final dual meet of 2021 during a COVID-impacted, abbreviated season. The Golden Bears will see the Cardinal for the third time in three months as the teams squared off in back-to-back non-scoring competitions in November. Since the turn of the New Year, Cal hosted USC and UCLA in a pair of two-day meets that spanned Jan. 29-31 in Berkeley. Over that weekend, the Bears posted 11 dual-meet and 11 Spieker Aquatics Complex records - and ...

The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District celebrated the completion of new state-of-the-art athletic and aquatic facilities at Granada High School this month after nearly two years of construction.

By Mario A. Cortez After seven long weeks of winter break, Southwestern College, South Bay’s higher learning institution, will resume classes when the 2016 Spring semester kicks off on Monday, February 1st. This semester, Southwestern College’s 16,000 students can look forward to advancing their educational and career goals with greater class offerings. The college will offer 2,045 classes, a 10% increase from last semester, spread over its main campus in Chula Vista and satellite campuses ...