L.A. Times - Sports

After pleading no contest to an OWI charge, former Cowboys star Tony Romo says he's 'working closely with a team of doctors to address my health and make the necessary changes' in his life.

Tennis star Naomi Osaka paid tribute to NBA icon Allen Iverson with her look Monday at the U.S. Open, wearing cornrows, a headband, arm sleeves and a dramatic hooded gown.

Rams owner Stan Kroenke has purchased the Angels, marking the end of owner Arte Moreno's tenure and Kroenke's first move into Major League Baseball.

Martin Jarmond pulling UCLA out of the Pac-12 and trying to find revenue outside the Rose Bowl were among the biggest mistakes of his tenure as athletic director.

Rams players, including Quentin Lake and Kobie Turner, are thrilled Aaron Donald is back on the team, but Sean McVay won't push for him to play in the opener.

Despite many new charter schools, LAUSD legacy schools are fighting back on football field this season.

With a nimble host in Rebecca Lowe and a longtime commitment to winning over U.S. soccer fans, NBC's English Premier League investment is paying off.

UCLA chancellor Julio Frenk announced on Monday that Martin Jarmond's tenure as UCLA athletic director is over, replacing him former Lakers executive Tim Harris.

The Tennessee Volunteers will honor Dolly Parton with sticker patches on their football helmets all season. The musical icon received an honorary doctorate from the university in 2009.

Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese set a new WNBA record with her 29th double-double this season in a victory against the Minnesota Lynx.

Longtime Chargers star and current Colts receiver Keenan Allen was arrested early Sunday in downtown Indianapolis and faces two preliminary misdemeanor counts of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Former USC standout Marshawn Lloyd is expected to lead the Green Bay Packers' backfield while Josh Jacobs is in legal limbo.

As the Angels inch toward first 100-loss season in franchise history, interim general manager John Mozeliak shares the next steps in the team's rebuild.

Long Beach Poly plays in its final game at Veterans Stadium as it will be replaced as part of $250-million project