Teen knocks off parko in final push to win gold

Giancarlo Stanton leads the way with seven of his 20 points scoring in his fourth game this month.

Rio Grande Valley took a 3-2 lead at 10:15 of the first, but Stanton scored back-to-back power play goals 10 seconds into the set for the win, giving them 2-0 advantage in the series.

Los Angeles is coming off back-to-back 4-3 wins over Tucson and Arizona.

The Giants are making their season debut on their home turf, the home of LA's iconic Coliseum. They've already set records in a home playoff game that are the first for the city and the third for the MLB team since the first.

The Giants are coming off back-to-back 4-3 wins over Tucson and Arizona.

With a 4-3 victory over St. Louis in their first home games of the 2016 season, the Giants are now 2-0 in all but one home series against L.A. in the last 25 years.

It is the second time these two clubs have met with each team scoring a run. In 1999, the Dodgers defeated the Giants 3-1 in the NLDS.

Hernandez has led six players in a triple-double with nine coming off the bench. He has also added his second career multi-hit performance.

This will be the first of four games at AT&T Park. The teams will conclude at 1:05 p.m. Wednesday.
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Counting continues for mackay regional council

The city's chief executive officer has declared victory in the battle against councillors trying to raise taxes by collecting more of the public money.

Councillor John Mackay said Monday that a court injunction issued by the courts against him blocking another attempt to take council money was vindication that the "tax war" should have ended with his defeat.

The council's executive officer said it did not intend to go after the council's general fund, which receives about half of council money, and that a judge had set aside an injunction that barred it from raising it.

Council has been in a battle since October for the council's general fund, which is used to pay for administration, programs and capital projects.

The council is to hold a conference at the end of May to discuss the matter.

He said he still felt the "tax war" would last and that all of the costs would probably increase, and said he would seek support and contributions for an additional $2 million this summer from local businesses and others to pay for "a reasonable" budget.

The council has also been fighting on issues, such as health care and property taxes, until the judge's ruling, Mackay said.

He said the city council would continue to consider what to do to help residents struggling.
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