L.A. Times - Sports

LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil says a lead investor has been secured to keep the upstart tour afloat, and the golfers will be majority equity holders.

Winning back fans in San Diego continues to be a goal of the Chargers franchise, but coach Jim Harbaugh will always have fond memories of the city.

Sean McVay's training camp trades old-school punishment for a more precise, player-friendly grind that has become a hit with Rams players.

USC coach Lincoln Riley no longer has to mull whether it's worth burning a redshirt during a player's freshman season, allowing players to develop naturally.

Federal authorities are investigating billions in related-party loans made by two insurers owned by Mark Walter reportedly to entities associated with him or his holding company.

New Dodger Tarik Skubal pitches six strong innings, but L.A.'s offense is quiet during a loss to the Chicago Cubs.

Dory Funk Jr., pioneering WWE Hall of Famer and member of wrestling's famed Funk family, has died at 85 in Florida hospice care, his wife confirmed Tuesday.

Luka Doncic's ex-fiancée, Anamaria Goltes, has asked a court to dismiss her L.A. child support petition, signaling a desire to settle their custody dispute amicably.

Brazilian UFC flyweight Allan Nascimento, nicknamed "Puro Osso," has died at 34 after an apparent heart attack in his sleep, UFC said on Monday.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is losing the support of international soccer's top federations after a scheme to sell a stake in the World Cup is exposed.

Justin Wrobleski gives up four home runs and seven runs as the Dodgers fall to the Chicago Cubs 10-5 to suffer their fourth consecutive loss.

The Angels still have a long way to go, but John Mozeliak's decision to trade away a significant part of the roster could be a significant turning point.

Tarik Skubal says he doesn't believe the Dodgers are ruining baseball, pointing to several reasons why the Dodgers have developed into an MLB powerhouse.

Two of the late Rob and Michele Reiner's adult children, Jake and Romy, threw out ceremonial first pitches before Sunday's game. Rob and Jake shared a deep bond over the team.