Tim Salmon was in right field for one of the greatest catches in Angels franchise history, when center fielder Jim Edmonds, after a lengthy run, made a full-extension diving grab, with his back to home plate, of David Howard's drive to the warning track in Kansas City in May 1996.
Pope Francis sounded a clarion call for the power of love and unity Sunday as he completed the last Mass on his pilgrimage to the United States, hours after embracing the plight of victims of sex abuse and prisoners.
The left-groin injury that closer Huston Street suffered Saturday night, one that Manager Mike Scioscia called "significant" on Sunday, did not give setup man Joe Smith any extra incentive to return any quicker from the left-ankle sprain he suffered on Sept. 19 in Minnesota.
Jennifer Millar sat thinking about the strangeness of it all.
Banning police on Sunday identified the suspect who they say shot and killed two people and injured two others as he drove through the Riverside County city in what appears to have been random attacks.
Hector Garcia of L.A. Marshall finished first in the seeded race of the Bell-Jeff Invitational on Saturday, edging Loyola's Charlie Sherman. Both had a time of 15:09.
Southern California residents should have great seats for the rare "supermoon" lunar eclipse Sunday evening and the Griffith Observatory is offering a free public viewing that is expected to attract hundreds of skywatchers.
A suicide bomber targeted a volleyball match in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday, killing at least nine spectators, authorities said. It was the second such attack on a volleyball game this year.
The animated comedy "Hotel Transylvania 2" made $47.5 million in the U.S. and Canada over the weekend to become the biggest September movie opening of all time.
USC's 42-14 victory over Arizona State propelled the Trojans up two spots in the Associated Press media poll and the national coaches' poll on Sunday.
Like many painters, Todd Carpenter is drawn to light. His densely wooded forests and apocalyptic-looking cityscapes - all rendered in muted grays or stark black and white - depict slices of sunlight between crowded tree trunks, glimmering tufts of smoke rising from industrial vents, luminescent...
While Manager Don Mattingly wouldn't completely rule out the possibility of Yasiel Puig playing in the opening round of the playoffs, he sounded Sunday as if he isn't counting on the right fielder to be available.
Football players who have missed about a month of the season after transferring without moving will become eligible on Oct. 5, and one team that should benefit is Los Angeles.
A painful breakup inspires a New York waiter to write a self-help book that gets sold to a big publisher in "Me, You and Five Bucks," a dull, meandering romantic comedy with serious believability issues.
Rep. John A. Boehner's surprise decision to quit as speaker of the House all but ensures Congress will avert a pending crisis -- another federal government shutdown -- but it strengthens the renegade Republicans who helped topple Boehner and have brought turmoil to the establishment GOP.
Between the death of the first "Batman" movie franchise and the current superhero boom, Warner Bros. hired director Tim Burton to revamp Superman -- then abruptly pulled the plug after months of pre-production and millions of dollars.
Thousands of faithful pilgrims traveled for miles, waited hours at security checkpoints and vied for the best spots to see the pope's Mass on the Ben Franklin Parkway--expected to be the largest event during his U.S. trip.
Delta Air Lines is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to on-time performance and its record of completing scheduled flights.
Laguna Beach architect Mark Singer, whose dramatic use of concrete, rock, glass and exposed steel marked a sharp contrast from the traditional wood cottages in the beach community, has died. He was 67.
Ancient Greeks still have the answers
Facebook's Town Hall Q&As - where Facebook users around the world get to ask Mark Zuckerberg questions - aren't typically emotional events. This changed Sunday during a special Q&A Zuckerberg held with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
During the dry summer of 2011, wind gusts sent a 75-foot aspen tumbling into a power line, sparking a fire on federal land that burned for five weeks over an area the size of Manhattan. All that was left in the hottest burn zones was a silent swath of blackened trees and ash-covered ground.
Even before a duck boat crashed into a charter bus in Seattle, killing four international students, calls had emerged for greater oversight or even a ban on the military-style vehicles that allow tourists to see cities by road and water.
Question: How do you know when the budget crisis is officially over at Los Angeles City Hall?
At age 78, writer M.M. Kalburgi remained hard at work at his home in southern India. He was putting the final touches on a lengthy introduction to a volume of ancient Kannada-language verse, which was due to be translated into Mandarin, Japanese, French and Spanish.