L.A. Times - Sports

He went down after 49ers defensive tackle Sebastian Valdez fell on his left leg during a drill. Linebacker Kyle Kennard and receiver Quentin Johnston also hurt.

UCLA defensive back Cole Martin decided to stay at UCLA after one meeting with new coach Bob Chesney helped him realize they had much in common.

Hayden Panettiere's ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko pens an emotional sendoff to 'the mother of our daughter, Kaya' and asks followers to respect his family's privacy.

Dennis Pitta, an All-American at Brigham Young, is having fun developing next generation of tight ends as an assistant coach at San Clemente.

Although he's only 5 feet 9 and 180 pounds, the senior cornerback uses speed and athleticism to make up for his lack of size.

Jacob Shaffelburg and LAFC's two other FIFA World Cup players have played leading roles in the team's strong run since the break.

Defending City Open Division champion Colts will also test themselves against Southern Section teams

'You don't want to create a story of just roses,' the retired tennis legend says of Zach Heinzerling's docuseries, in which he opens up about the physical and mental toll of greatness.

Shohei Ohtani hits his 28th and 29th home runs of the season and Blake Snell gives up two hits over six innings in the Dodgers' 11-5 win over Colorado.

The Buss family is selling its 17.8% ownership stake in the Lakers to new owners Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner in the wake of them purchasing the team from Mark Walter.

An NBA investigation into whether the Clippers used sponsor deals to circumvent the salary cap and pay Kawhi Leonard millions has reached a key discussion stage.

No one could've foreseen the unobtrusively great career that Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy has carved out for himself, specifically over the last nine seasons in Los Angeles.

Mater Dei and Sierra Canyon are the early favorites to win the CIF Southern Section Division 1 title in girls' volleyball this season.

When he was in eighth grade, he was grieving the loss of his dad and mom. Now, he's an All-City football player with his senior season ahead of him.

Val Moreno is one of many volunteers helping high schools in various capacities across Southern California.