Julio Enciso was stretchered off in Paraguay's 4-0 warm-up win over Nicaragua, leaving his World Cup status for the June 12 opener in doubt.

A Hawaii‑based consortium led by a Los Angeles tech backer is exploring moving Moana Pasifika to Honolulu, citing broadcast windows and a planned Aloha Stadium rebuild. The bid faces big travel and commercial hurdles.

Long Beach sprinter Clara Adams has filed a federal suit accusing the CIF of wrongly stripping her 400‑meter state title after a post‑race fire‑extinguisher celebration. Her lawyers want the medal restored and disciplinary record expunged.

Screenshots posted by Tanner Scott's wife show violent messages aimed at the couple and their child after the Dodgers' 4-3 loss to the Phillies.

Serena Williams, 44, will play doubles at the Queen's Club HSBC Championships next week — her first pro match since the 2022 U.S. Open.

Mexico beat Australia 1-0 at a near-capacity Rose Bowl as thousands turned out for the MexTour send-off in Pasadena ahead of the World Cup.

Dr. William "Bill" Burke, who founded the Los Angeles Marathon and led years of public service, died May 29 at 87. Family and race organizers honored his civic vision.

Saint Mary’s stunned No. 1 UCLA 3-2 at Jackie Robinson Stadium as Jacob Johnson’s ninth-inning home run lifted the Gaels in the Los Angeles Regional opener.

Olympic skateboarder Nyjah Huston posted hospital photos after suffering a fractured jaw, cheekbone and lacerated kidney. The skate world is watching his recovery.

The Lakers cut more than a dozen business‑side jobs Wednesday as new owner Mark Walter reshapes the front office, even while the team adds analytics hires and upgrades its training center. The moves follow a busy offseason of hires and a G League relocation.

Teoscar Hernández left Wednesday’s game with a left hamstring strain, compounding a rash of injuries that have forced the Dodgers into roster shuffles.

Shohei Ohtani was hit on the right hand by a pitch and left Tuesday’s Dodgers game at Dodger Stadium. The Dodgers offered no immediate diagnosis ahead of his scheduled start Wednesday.

Kelsey Plum left Sparks practice after appearing to injure her right lower leg; coach Lynne Roberts said it "looks like an ankle." The team is awaiting tests.