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The Bryan Stow attack, along with a constant stream of social media videos, have made it seem like every night is fight night for fans at Chavez Ravine. → Read More
The photos circulating on social media looked dramatic, as if Dodger Stadium might be swallowed up by Hilary's floodwaters. Sometimes looks can be deceiving. → Read More
In the era of climate change and drought, green grass has become a public scourge. Still, I went looking for reasons to keep my traditional frontyard. → Read More
Amateur weather forecasters tend to make more aggressive predictions, which can help residents quickly adapt to bad storms. But the strategy can be risky. → Read More
Fifty-seven percent of L.A. residents believe the 2028 Olympics will be good for the city, according to a Suffolk University/Los Angeles Times poll. Younger Angelenos are more skeptical. → Read More
Skiing within the City of Los Angeles? That's what five friends accomplished Sunday when they descended the slopes of the city's tallest mountain. → Read More
WNBA players' push to add charter flights is getting amplified by Brittney Griner's inability to take commercial flights after her Russian detention. → Read More
Donna Heinel, the third-highest ranking administrator in the USC athletic department, was sentenced Friday in connection with the 'Varsity Blues' scandal. → Read More
Damar Hamlin's injury on national TV was shocking and painful to watch. Will it cause fans to second-guess their love of the game? Experts say no. → Read More
What does it mean to live in a Russian penal colony? Experts share insight into the hardships WNBA star Brittney Griner is likely facing. → Read More
A study published Friday determined NFL games played during the 2020 season before a vaccine was available led to spikes in COVID cases. → Read More
Athleticism, sportsmanship, and a fishtail full twist: How is it that artistic swimming (once known as synchronized swimming) remains a mystery to many? → Read More
Kenny Gaudet helps redefine the ideal artistic swimmer: “I like how I can express myself in the water rather than on land.” → Read More
What does it take to swim, dance, and move in tandem with a group of swimmers all at the same time? A lot. Members of the USA Artistic Swimming take part in a recent practice session at UCLA. The U.S. is prioritizing the development of the U.S. artistic swimming program in order to compete with Russia and China in hopes of winning a medal at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. → Read More
UC Irvine has become one of the to-go powerhouses for aspiring esport collegiate athletes. The team develops athletes and competes for NCAA championships. → Read More
Team Liquid was built to be a "League of Legends" super esports team, but top talent and a state-of-the-art training facility can't always guarantee success. → Read More
While Los Angeles leaders grapple with the fallout from a leaked City Council audio scandal, much can be learned from the council's unique history. → Read More
For years, skateboarders had enjoyed a DIY skate park they created in an old parking lot. When the park got shut down, the skaters fought to get it back. → Read More
Along with new jumbo screens, updated concession stands and a better sound system, the project will emphasize fan experience over simply finding a seat. → Read More
Vin Scully, voice of the Dodgers for more than six decades, died Tuesday → Read More