L.A. Times - Sports

In a spat between All-Pros, Bengals WR Ja'Marr Chase was caught on video spitting on Steelers DB Jalen Ramsey. Chase is appealing the one-game suspension handed down by the NFL.

In an offseason of wide possibilities, but thus far tempered expectations from the Dodgers' front office, Cody Bellinger represents something of a wild card in the team's winter plans.

Angel City FC endured a rough season with Alyssa Thompson leaving and the team not making the playoffs, but its leadership is confident about the franchise's direction.

The two Northern League rivals will meet at 6 p.m. Saturday at Garfield in the City Section's top girls' flag football championship division.

Dorsey defeats Eagle Rock 26-0 in the City Section Division I quarterfinals after the postponed game relocates from Eagle Rock to Contreras.

Phoenix Smith puts together a nine-point first-half surge to send Crespi past Cleveland in season opener.

Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto shared a series of photos and video of the rescue dog named Carlos that he adopted in August.

Chicago Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright knelt in memory of the late Laney football coach John Beam after an interception Sunday. A 27-year-old Oakland resident was charged Monday with Beam's murder.

With Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves surging, LeBron James understands that he'll need to adjust to the on-court chemistry the Lakers have already established.

The White House and FIFA announced a new program that will allow international fans with 2026 World Cup tickets to apply for expedited visa interviews.

One of the Dodgers' primary challenges will be managing the returning talent — and ensuring the toll from their previous two title treks doesn't become a roadblock.

Rams safety Quentin Lake will be out for undetermined amount of time because of an elbow injury he sustained against the Seattle Seahawks.

Jets cornerback Kris Boyd remains in critical but stable condition after being shot in the abdomen early Sunday morning in Manhattan. NYPD has released images of a suspect.

The Rams are proving to be legitimate Super Bowl contenders, finding ways to win even when star quarterback Matthew Stafford doesn't have the greatest day.