Guard Hannah Stines, a first-team All-County selection at Troy High last season, has enrolled at Orangewood Academy, Spartans girls basketball coach Leslie Aragon confirmed Thursday,… Read More »All-County girls basketball player Hannah Stines of Troy transfers to Orangewood Academy
The Lakers’ Kyle Kuzma shoots over the Nets’ Landry Shamet during the second half of Thursday’s game at Staples Center. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Pasadena… Read More »Cold-shooting, short-handed Lakers no match for Nets
Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick makes a save on a shot from Arizona Coyotes right wing Clayton Keller as referee Tom Chmielewski watches during the overtime… Read More »Kings top Coyotes in shootout for 3-game win streak
Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick makes a save on a shot from Arizona Coyotes right wing Clayton Keller as referee Tom Chmielewski watches during the overtime… Read More »Kings top Coyotes in shootout for 3-game win streak
A probation officer performing an unannounced check at a home in Brea led to the discovery of materials for the construction of a bomb and… Read More »Probation check in Brea leads to discovery of bomb ‘precursor,’ 1 arrested
Ducks left wing Max Jones, right, controls the puck as Minnesota Wild right wing Mats Zuccarello, left, pursues him during the second period of Thursday’s… Read More »Ducks’ scoring touch absent in lackluster loss to opportunistic Wild
UCLA women’s basketball returns to the court against Oregon on Friday after postponing its Valentine’s Day matchup against Colorado due to injury concerns. Ahead of… Read More »No. 8 UCLA healthy and ready for No. 13 Oregon in women’s basketball clash
The good news for the Clippers is that they won’t have to wait long for another shot at trying to solve the thousand-piece puzzle that… Read More »Clippers hope for reinforcements in rematch with Jazz
Festival Pass is a newsletter that lands in your inbox weekly. But during prime festival season you get bonus editions, too! Subscribe now. I was… Read More »Festival Pass: Some new and familiar voices on Southern California radio
A civil rights clinic at UC Irvine Law School is seeking a restraining order to stop Orange County prosecutors from coercing low-level defendants into forfeiting… Read More »UC Irvine civil rights clinic sues OC district attorney over unregulated DNA database
High school athletes in Southern California might get news Friday, Feb. 19 they have been waiting for – an announcement from Gov. Gavin Newsom that… Read More »High school coaches hope Gov. Newsom has ‘good news’ to announce Friday
UCLA women’s basketball returns to the court against Oregon on Friday after postponing its Valentine’s Day matchup against Colorado due to injury concerns. Ahead of… Read More »No. 8 UCLA healthy and ready for No. 13 Oregon in women’s basketball clash
The good news for the Clippers is that they won’t have to wait long for another shot at trying to solve the thousand-piece puzzle that… Read More »Clippers hope for reinforcements in rematch with Jazz
Festival Pass is a newsletter that lands in your inbox weekly. But during prime festival season you get bonus editions, too! Subscribe now. I was… Read More »Festival Pass: Some new and familiar voices on Southern California radio
Aaron Kromer has become the seventh assistant coach to leave the Rams since the end of the season. In what was described as a mutual… Read More »Rams part ways with run-game coordinator Aaron Kromer
Angel City FC, which make its debut in the National Women’s Soccer League in 2022, announced on Thursday that DoorDash will be its front-of-kit sponsor.… Read More »Angel City FC announces DoorDash as front-of-kit sponsor
Police released surveillance footage and asked for the public’s help Wednesday, Feb. 17, to identify a suspect wanted for shooting a person in the chest… Read More »Victim of attempted carjacking shot in Northridge, suspect sought
When Shohei Ohtani arrived in the major leagues in 2018, facing skepticism that he could be a successful two-way player, he coped with the pressure… Read More »Angels’ Shohei Ohtani says he’s ready to have fun, including playing without restrictions
LOS ANGELES — The coronavirus pandemic has changed virtually everything in the U.S., including online behavior, according to a new study. Researchers from UCLA and… Read More »How COVID-19 changed the way we use Google and Twitter, according to UCLA-Harvard study
Every marketing team is challenged to do more with less — especially nonprofit organizations. Often times, resources are tight, and teams are small. Sound like… Read More »The Ultimate Guide to Nonprofit Marketing in 2021
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