L.A. Times - Sports

Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson received a technical foul late in her team's playoff loss to the Fever after leaving the court to confront a fan. She later said the fan's behavior was 'unacceptable.'

NASCAR suspended team owner Chad Bryant and crew member Steve Civatarese indefinitely after they and others attacked rising star Corey Heim at Martinsville Speedway.

The days since Saturday's ugly loss to Oregon have prompted questions across the country about Lincoln Riley's future at USC, where he's midway through his fifth season as coach.

The 6-foot-2, 205-pound sophomore plays the ukelele, listens to music from the past and lives life as he sees fit.

Crespi High to retire the jersey of standout running back Russell White during ceremony to honor the 1986 Southern Section champions.

A look at three of this week's top high school football games: Mater Dei-Santa Margarita; Sherman Oaks Notre Dame-Chaminade and Cleveland-Birmingham.

Because of an ailing right knee, the Dodgers don't really know what you might see out of Freddie Freeman this postseason.

When Miguel Rojas first returned to the Dodgers in 2023, he didn't necessarily expect this chapter of his career to be so meaningful. Now, he faces a decision about retirement.

Here's how some of the key Dodgers hitters and pitchers are trending going into the NL division series.

Coach JJ Redick expects training camp to be a proving ground for players who want start and be part of the rotation. The first practice proved that to be true.

Former Laker J.R. Smith was arrested Tuesday in Texas on suspicion of assault causing bodily injury involving a family member. No bond had been set, according to jail booking records.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said his emotions got the best of him after QB Jalen Hurts was hit hard going out of bounds and briefly left the game. Cameras caught Sirianni yelling an obscenity.

A livestream of the Sacramento Kings' media day caught reporters making personal remarks about guards Ben Simmons and Zach LaVine between interviews.

The U.S. portion of the 2028 Olympic torch relay will begin in Atlanta, the city where legendary boxer Muhammad Ali lit the Olympic cauldron in 1996.