Rams Legend Andrew Whitworth Announces Retirement

Whitworth played 16 seasons in the NFL, including five with the Rams.

Rams Fans Rush To Grab Super Bowl Merchandise Already Available In Stores

Several stores throughout Los Angeles County remained open late into the night to distribute the merchandise.

Super Bowl: Health Officials Not Backing Off On COVID Safety Protocols For Big Game

Ticket holders must wear masks and provide proof of COVID-19 vaccine, or a negative PCR test.

Rams Limit Ticket Sales For NFC Title Game To SoCal Residents Only

The move will not prevent Niners fans living in Northern California from acquiring tickets on third-party sites like StubHub and SeatGeek.

Lakers Coach Added To COVID List As Pandemic Postpones Games

Los Angeles Lakers head coach Frank Vogel entered the league's health and safety protocols, and five more league games have been postponed.

Rams Sign Odell Beckam Jr.

The Rams signed free agent and wide receiver Odell Beckam Jr., the team's second marquee acquisition this month.

Harvard-Westlake's World Series Hero Supported By Famous Friends

Max Fried pitches the clinching game for the Braves, as former high school teammates Lucas Giolito and Jack Flaherty watch from the stands.

School Threat Charges Dropped Against NFLer Jonathan Martin

Former Dolphins player Jonathan Martin had been accused of making criminal threats against teammates and Harvard-Westlake School alum.

Dodgers To Open 2021 Season On The Road

Playing in Colorado on April 1, the Dodgers will open their season on the road for the first time since 2016.

Lakers CEO Shares Fan's Racist Screed As A Wakeup Call

Lakers CEO Jeanie Buss called on Americans to recognize the extent of racism that still runs deep as exhibited in hatemail filled with slurs

PAC-12 Teams Allowed Resume Workouts In June

The return to training will depend upon each school's policies, and there is no word yet about UCLA and USC plans for resuming athletics.

NFL Season Schedule Released Despite Pandemic Limbo

The Rams and Chargers are set to play their first season in the new stadium, but Gov. Newsom is skeptical about play during the pandemic.

LA Rams Reveal New Logos To Cruel World

The Los Angeles Rams released new colors and two new logos Monday to mixed reviews.

Sparks Fire WNBA Legend Penny Toler After Slur-Laden Speech

The Los Angeles Sparks fired 20-year General Manager Penny Toler amid criticism that she repeatedly used a slur during a locker room speech.

Lakers Investigate DeMarcus Cousins Over Recorded Threat

DeMarcus Cousins, the Lakers new all-star center, was allegedly recorded threatening to shoot his ex-girlfriend.

LA May Be Able To Force Gender Pay Equity In Sports

A City leader's proposal could have widespread implications with events such as the 2026 World Cup ​slated for play Los Angeles.

Clippers Net Kawhi Leonard And Paul George

Through trade and free-agency, the Los Angeles Clippers managed to make themselves the team to beat in the west Friday.

Lonzo Ball's Manager Suspected Of Bilking The Ball Family

Big Baller co-founder Gregory Alan Foster is reportedly under investigation for allegedly defrauding Lonzo Ball and his family.

Luke Walton Accuser Kelli Tennant Details Alleged Attack

"When someone assaults you and you think you're going to be raped, coming forward is a scary thing," Kelli Tennant told reporters.

No Do-Overs For Rams-Saints Playoff Game, Judge Rules

To the outrage of Saints fans, a federal judge has refused to order a do-over of the controversial game that sent the Rams to the Super Bowl

Grieving His Daughter's Death, Mebane To Rejoin Chargers Sunday

Days after losing his seven-week old daughter, defensive tackle Brandon Mebane will lay for the Chargers Sunday in the playoffs.

L.A. Named Inaugural World Urban Games Host

Los Angeles edged out other international cities to be chosen to host the first and second World Urban Games in 2019 and 2021.

LA Sports Round Up: How To Catch The Games In Studio City

This week, the NFL preseason starts and the Dodgers take on their favorite nemesis.

Who IS This Guy!?! 5 Things To Know Today In LA: Sports Edition

"Dear LA, You're Welcome,” Galaxy's New Star Takes Out Ad | ​Rams Go Nuclear | RIP, LAKERS | Do Or Die For The Kings | Dodgers Season Opener

LA Loves Lebron| Trump's Coming | Bus Driver Saves Kids: LA Today

Rams/Chargers Season Tickets Could Set You Back More Than $100K | Professor Arrested On Indecent Exposure | LA Today

Dodgers Force Game 7 With 3-1 Victory Over Astros

Dodger Stadium will see its first World Series Game 7 ever on Wednesday.

Fan Scores $9 World Series Tickets Thanks To StubHub Flub

One lucky Dodgers fan scored World Series tickets for $9.08 even though the average ticket costs $3,332.

World Series: Record Heat And Record Ticket Prices For Game 1

The temperature of the first Dodgers-Astros meeting was a record 103 degrees as fans shelled out as much as $13K for tickets: BREAKING.

Los Angeles To Host The 2028 Olympics

Los Angeles will host the 2028 Olympics thanks to a tentative deal with the International Olympic Committee: BREAKING.

ESPY Awards: Vin Scully To Receive Icon Award, Michelle Obama To Honor Eunice Kennedy Shriver

Michelle Obama will visit LA to honor Eunice Kennedy Shriver, and Vin Scully will receive the icon Award at Wednesday's ESPY Awards.

Winning Streak for Local Water Polo Team

LA Premier Water Polo Club's 16-year-olds win another prestigious tournament.

LA Appears Willing to Accept 2028 Olympics If Paris Gets 2024

While insisting LA isn't conceding the 2024 Olympics to Paris, LA's Olympic bid officials expressed willingness to take the 2028 Games.

Ralph Strangis Temporary Takes Over for Ailing L.A. Kings Announcer, Bob Miller

Strangis will call Kings games through Feb. 28, and the team indicated it would provide an update on Miller toward the end of the month.

Lakers Turn to Magic To Turn the Season Around

Earvin "Magic" Johnson will join the Los Angeles Lakers' front office to help the franchise claw back to championship form.

Justice Department Accuses DirectTV of Conspiring to Block Dodgers Games

BREAKING: The U.S. Department of Justice is suing DirecTV, blaming the cable provider for the widespread unavailability of Dodgers games.

NBA Star Derrick Rose's Rape Accuser to Take the Stand

A 30-year-old woman accusing Derrick Rose of drugging and gang raping her will be the first witness in the civil trial starting today.

LA's Olympic Hopes Soar as Rome's Bid Falters

With the newly elected mayor of Rome refusing to back the city's Olympic bid, Los Angeles' Olympic contention is stronger than ever.

Dodger Stadium Picked to Host 2017 World Baseball Classic Final

Dodger Stadium will host the semifinals and final of the 2017 World Baseball Classic.

Rams Trade for No. 1 Draft Pick

The Los Angeles Rams traded a slew of draft picks for the chance to go first in this year's draft.

LA Rams Announce Season Ticket Prices

More than 56,000 football fans put down a deposit on a chance to buy season tickets, and now they know how much it's going to cost them.