L.A. Times - Sports

King Exusdus rushes for 174 yards in Poly's 20-0 opening playoff win over No. 5 Marshall in the CIF City Section Division I playoffs.

Rams safety Quentin Lake texted Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert to apologize after saying on a podcast that Herbert was 'throwing deli meat' and 'seeing ghosts' during Sunday's game.

Detectives say video evidence corroborates allegations of hazing and sexual assault involving 22 football players over three seasons at El Cerrito High in the Bay Area. The current season has been canceled.

Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice has filed for bankruptcy, claiming nearly $3.5 million in debts largely tied to civil litigation from a 2024 vehicle crash and assault allegations made by his ex-girlfriend.

Barring any setbacks, Myles Garrett is expected to play for the Rams against the Washington Commanders after missing seven games because of a knee injury.

The pair of three-on-three games in Inglewood are part of a coast-to-coast opening night that starts in Boston with a finals rematch of Mist vs. Phantom.

Aaron Bates spent 12 years in the Dodgers organization, including four as a co-hitting coach with Robert Van Scoyoc, and four as an assistant hitting coach.

The top two girls' volleyball teams in the state, Mater Dei and Sierra Canyon, meet for the Southern Section Division 1 championship

Angel City FC goalkeeper Angelina Anderson has overcome adversity to become a formidable defensive force for her team as it opens the NWSL playoffs.

Layla Phillips of Harbor Teacher Prep overcomes a bad break on the 18th hole to win her second straight City Section girls' golf title.

Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald is still kicking himself for failing to capitalize on a prime scoop-and-score chance against the Chargers.

La La Anthony first filed for divorce from Carmelo Anthony back in 2021, citing irreconcilable differences. The two have a son, 19-year-old Kiyan Anthony, who is a sophomore at Syracuse University.