L.A. Times - Sports

Joey and Jesse Buss, fired last month as Lakers executives, have explored pursuing an ownership stake in baseball's Athletics.

New UCLA coach Bob Chesney offered an optimistic vision for the Bruins' future, taking aim at cross-town rival USC's dominance in the L.A. market.

Suspect Frederick Green was hiding in his girlfriend's apartment in upstate New York when authorities arrested him in the shooting of Jets defensive back Kris Boyd.

Philip Rivers, who last played in 2020, will be signing with the Colts, who lost their top two quarterbacks to injuries.

Former Chargers cornerback Quentin Jammer revealed Monday that he played drunk in at least eight games during the 2011 season, keeping tequila bottles in his bag.

If the Dodgers are going to be Exhibit A for Mark Walter's rival owners to cry about how desperately they need a salary cap, bring it on.

In a blockbuster move on Tuesday, the team agreed to a three-year, $69-million deal with top free-agent closer Edwin Díaz.

Curacao, with a population of fewer than 200,000 people, is the smallest country to qualify for the World Cup, but they should not be underestimated.

USC basketball coach Eric Musselman remains close to the teammates he met at San Diego. His Trojans play the Toreros on Tuesday.

With Justin Herbert nursing a surgically repaired arm, the Chargers defense came up big, forcing the Eagles into five turnovers in a 22-19 overtime win.

There are numerous contributions from the late Dr. John Dahlem to a documentary on Southern Section history that will get broadcast on Saturday.

Justin Herbert doesn't let his surgically repaired hand slow him down as the Chargers edge in the Philadelphia Eagles 22-19 in an overtime thriller.

Davey Harris, a 6-foot-6 junior, led Windward to a 80-60 home victory over Palisades on Monday night.

The Dodgers have been relatively quiet this offseason and downplayed the chance of moving Teoscar Hernández, but they are still seeking bullpen help.