As the Columbus City Schools teachers union prepares for contract negotiations, the union is trying something new: bringing ...

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Seeded No. 3 in Division I, the 19-0-2 Eagles are headed to the CCS semifinals, where they will visit No. 2 seed Mountain View — 3-1 winners over Mitty on penalty kicks — on Tuesday.

Watsonville High’s Isabella Alvarez drives to the basket against Santa Teresa’s Mia Hwang during the second round of the CCS Division I basketball playoffs in Watsonville on Saturday night.