Willson Contreras took a 95-mph fastball to the back of his helmet at Dodger Stadium and left the Red Sox game.

Former UCLA center Lorenzo Mata-Real has earned the history degree he once promised his family. The South Gate basketball standout finished the journey 18 years after his final season in Westwood.

Irvine approved a five-year deal to bring a new Pioneer Baseball League team to Great Park in summer 2027. The club plans an Asian-inspired, family-friendly ballpark experience.

A newly reported stroke sheds light on Mark Walter’s absence during the Dodgers’ 2024 championship celebration. The revelation comes as his financial empire faces a federal investigation.

World-class surfing returns to Huntington Beach this weekend; the event is free to watch on the sand and includes a ticketed sunset concert series.

Myles Garrett told reporters 'I want the champs' after joining the Rams, sharpening a rivalry with Seattle as L.A. remakes its defense and eyes a Super Bowl at SoFi.

LA28 will stage Olympic tennis at the USTA Training Center in Carson with only a few days between Wimbledon and the first matches, forcing a tight turnaround for players and teams.

A viral clip shows Alex Call’s cleat graze Shohei Ohtani’s right elbow after the Dodgers’ 9‑5 win in Philadelphia; the team says there are no immediate injury reports.

The Dodgers will visit the White House on July 23, but fan favorite Kiké Hernández will be absent — and stirred controversy after sharing a fan's letter with a return address.

Thousands packed Toyota Arena in Ontario for a free City of Ontario watch party, which featured giant screens, local vendors and a Kids Zone run by the Empire Strykers. The pre‑registered event sold out ahead of the final.

USC and Nike extended their apparel partnership through 2036, adding Nike NIL deals for select athletes, custom uniforms and a campus bookstore revamp.

The Los Angeles Sparks have parted ways with GM Raegan Pebley; assistant GMs Zach Knowlton and Nate Nielsen will share interim duties while the club evaluates its front office.

James Harden and his managers asked a Los Angeles judge to overturn a March 2025 fraud verdict that ordered roughly $1.35M in damages over a Beverly Hills rental; a hearing is set for Aug. 3.