L.A. City Council Wants Justice for the Dodgers—but They’re Out of Their League
Local politicians' move to snatch World Series titles is a swing and a miss
Occidental’s Former Athletic Director Says Canceling Some Football Games Turned Into a Hellish Ordeal
Jaime Hoffman, who was let go in 2018, is suing the school for gender discrimination and more
These Black-and-White Photos Capture the Early Days of California Skate Culture
Hugh Holland's book 'Silver. Skate. Seventies' chronicles the sport's carefree youth in the 1970s
The Clippers’ Inglewood Arena Clears a Major Environmental Hurtle
With the California Air Resources Board's blessing, the arena could be finished by 2024
The Proposed Inglewood Clippers Arena Cleared One Legal Hurdle, but More Lie Ahead
A judge ruled against a community coalition this week, but several suits are still pending against the billion-dollar sports complex
A Fan Embraces the Unfathomable: The Clippers Are Title Contenders and the Best Team in L.A.
The Lakers will be good—probably very good—this season. But the Clippers are the best team in town
Bruce Lee’s Martial Arts Studio Has Reopened in Chinatown
A protégé of a protégé has revived the space where Lee himself taught Jeet Kune Do
A Spate of Horse Deaths at Santa Anita Has Activists and Lawmakers Pushing for National Reform
A crackdown on doping is in the works
A Fan Raised Almost $43K to Hand Out “Stand with Hong Kong” T-Shirts at the Lakers Season Opener
Sun Lared wants Lakers Nation to make a statement at the Staples Center on October 22
People Are Calling for Dave Roberts’s Head After the Dodgers’ Incomprehensible Loss
Why Kershaw? Why Kelly? Questions swirl after the Nationals boot the Boys in Blue from the playoffs