L.A. Times - Sports

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.

The ground-breaking ceremony is set for Wednesday on a $66-million Chaminade campus project that includes a new baseball field.

Carson stays No. 1 and unbeaten Cleveland moves to No. 2 in this week's edition of The Times' City Section football rankings.

What should be the appropriate punishment for Manchester City breaching Premier League and UEFA financial rules?

Walker Kessler, the Lakers' big offseason acquisition, is out to prove he can be an elite rim protector and help unlock a more aggressive perimeter defense.

The Lakers can't afford for Austin Reaves to only play in 51 games like he did last season and expect to challenge the top teams in the Western Conference.

Yes, the Dodgers are in the midst of a historic run. They are aiming to become the first NL team to claim three straight championships. But how long can this last?

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh says he isn't planning to take any control away from offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel despite the team's struggles.

Sean McVay says he refuses to "play the victim card" after a controversial pass interference call on Denver's final drive helped the Broncos beat the Rams.

With LeBron James gone, Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves understand they'll need to take over as leaders for a Lakers team reshaped by nine new players.

Clippers try to turn the page on the Kawhi Leonard debacle by offering an apology to fans, then a look at the new team.

The NFL asked the Department of Homeland Security to remove a video of Hall of Fame safety Brian Dawkins' punishing hits, used in a post about a cracking down on a migrant caravan.

Inglewood High School confirmed to the Southern Section that its football coach, Mil'Von James, played three ineligible players during a game in Austin, Texas, last month.

The bipartisan Protect Student College Sports Act would give the NCAA more power to govern national rules and regulations in college sports.

Three playoff teams — the Tampa Bay Rays, Cleveland Guardians and Chicago White Sox — rank among the six lowest payrolls, according to MLB present-day salary calculations.