L.A. Times - Sports

Legendary Dallas Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith is among the co-defendants in a lawsuit by a Native American investment firm that claims it was scammed out of $2.5 million.

Olympic gold medalist Jordan Chiles announced her intention to train for the L.A. Olympics, publicly beginning her attempt for a third Olympic Games in a video narrated by Michael Jordan.

CIF City Section and Southern Section high school girls' flag football scores for games played on Monday and Tuesday.

Tiger Woods reached a plea deal in a Florida DUI case and is suspended from driving for five years after pleading guilty to reckless driving.

As tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams prepare to take the court at the U.S. Open, their success backs research suggesting younger siblings thrive.

In throwback to 1980s, La Canada has seven baseball players on its varsity football team, embracing the multiple-sport athlete.

Waiting outside Bob Chesney's office at 5 a.m., Diego Montes finally got a chance to speak to the Bruins' football coach.

A shift September and return home didn't boost the lagging Dodgers, who suffered a 13-8 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday at Dodger Stadium.

USC coach Lincoln Riley said criticism of the Trojan's home opener crowd is being lobbed by people who haven't been to games at the Coliseum.

Mike Trout could not stop smiling, mirroring the optimism and goodwill at Angel Stadium on the day Stan Kroenke announced a deal to buy the Angels.

A federal judge threw out a U.S. Justice Department lawsuit challenging California school policies that allow transgender athletes to compete in girls' sports.

You stewarded nada, Arte: You destroyed. You started with so much hope and ended up with fans like my friends shooting venom at you like pissed-off cobras.

With two extra active roster spots for the rest of the season, the Dodgers also activated left-hander Justin Wrobleski from the IL and recalled infielder Alex Freeland from triple A.

Stan Kroenke appears to be the perfect guy to resolve the longest-running and most critical order of business in Anaheim: Will the Angels stay in Anaheim, and where will they play?