L.A. Times - Sports

Intuit will retain its name on Intuit Dome for Olympic basketball competitions as part of a sponsorship deal with the organizers of the 2028 L.A. Olympics.

Charli Kaaya, sister of former University of Miami quarterback Brad Kaaya, helps Calabasas win Division 2 girls' tennis title.

Cris Collinsworth has worked with 13 partners over 17 seasons in the "Sunday Night Football" booth, and he swears he doesn't hate your favorite team.

Lincoln Riley and USC are seeing what happens when a football program keeps and develops talent recruited out of high school rather than over-rely on the transfer portal.

Cleveland scores a touchdown in fourth quarter to defeat Fairfax 14-7 in the City Section Division II football semifinal.

James Washington, who recently was the head of UCLA's NIL collective, denies any impropriety tied to funds being funneled through a non-profit he runs.

The 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles on Thursday quietly added a roster of new members to its board of directors, including some high-profile Republicans with ties on President Trump.

The North Hollywood senior had never raced on the course at Elysian Park, but she dominated on the hilly course. Palisades swept the boys' and girls' titles.

The Metro committee approves the revised environmental impact report but Mayor Karen Bass says little in her 21 seconds addressing community members.

The brothers along with scouts have been relieved of their duties in the first shakeup of the team since Mark Walter became majority owner.

LA28 organizers have launched a fundraising campaign to help keep Olympics tickets accessible to local fans.

U.S. Soccer will honor World Cup champion Christen Press and give 2,000 fans free Press bobbleheads during a Jan. 24 friendly at Dignity Health Sports Park.