Category: Sports

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

Racing World Loses a Giant: Jim Michaelian Dies at 83

The racing world lost one of its most influential figures this past week with the passing of Jim Michaelian, longtime President and CEO of the Grand Prix Association of Long Beach. He was 83.

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

Bruins Embrace Underdog Role as UCLA Eyes Tournament Run

The UCLA Bruins are heading into the NCAA Tournament with a quiet confidence — and head coach Mick Cronin is making sure the message is clear: no excuses, no complaints, just basketball.

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

USC Women Earn NCAA Tournament Berth, Face Tough Road as No. 9 Seed

LOS ANGELES — The USC women’s basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament, earning an at-large bid announced Sunday. However, a 17-13 regular-season record placed the Trojans as a No. 9 seed, setting up a challenging path in March Madness.

Front Page
Stefi Mar

Inouye-Perez Now Tops Bruins’ Coaching List

Last weekend, Kelly Inouye-Perez surpassed Sue Enquist as the winningest softball coach in UCLA history — a milestone that cements her place among the legends of Westwood.

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

Kurt Suzuki Begins New Era as Angels Manager

The Los Angeles Angels are turning the page in 2026, and at the center of the franchise’s reset is a familiar face. Kurt Suzuki begins the season as the club’s new skipper, stepping into the role with both history in the organization and hope for a turnaround.

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

Dodgers Talent Goes Global as Players Join World Baseball Classic

As the next World Baseball Classic approaches, several players connected to the Los Angeles Dodgers organization will represent their home countries on baseball’s international stage. The tournament, which brings together many of the world’s top professional players, will feature Dodgers stars and prospects competing for national pride while showcasing the club’s global reach.

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

Kyle Tucker Brings Star Power — and the Right Mindset — to Dodgers

The Los Angeles Dodgers made headlines this offseason by adding one of baseball’s most coveted free agents, right fielder Kyle Tucker. But beyond the record-setting contract and All-Star résumé, the 29-year-old slugger may be an even better fit for the clubhouse than he is for the lineup.

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

Pat Riley Receives Monumental Tribute at Crypto.com Arena

Former Los Angeles Lakers coach Pat Riley recently received a “super” honor when the franchise unveiled an 8-foot bronze statue in his likeness outside Crypto.com Arena. The tribute immortalizes the Hall of Fame coach who masterminded the electrifying “Showtime” era that defined Lakers basketball in the 1980s.

Featured
Kathleen Untalan

Obamas Make Courtside Appearance at NBA All-Star 75

Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama were among the evening’s special guests, attending the Midwinter Classic alongside their daughter, Sasha. The family drew warm applause from fans as cameras panned to their seats during the nationally televised broadcast.

Featured
Kathleen Untalan

Kawhi Leonard Delivers for the Home Crowd at NBA All-Star 75

From start to finish, there was zip, hustle and a level of intensity that hasn’t always defined All-Star weekends. The official record will show that USA Stars defeated USA Stripes, 47-21, after World was eliminated earlier in the format. History will preserve the numbers. But what stood out most was the atmosphere on the floor — competitive, spirited and dripping with pride.

Los Angeles
Stefi Mar

Bad Bunny Shined on Super Bowl Sunday

A Super Bowl halftime show months in the making unfolded largely in Spanish—bold, unapologetic, and pulsing with Latin rhythm. Leave it to Bad Bunny to command one of the world’s biggest stages while having millions bobbing, weaving, and smiling to a beat rooted in culture and community.

Los Angeles
Kathleen Untalan

It’s a Super Sunday for Seahawks

This year’s Super Bowl was defined by a smothering defensive performance, as Seattle’s “Dark Side” proved too much for a franchise once known as the NFL’s “Evil Empire.”