Новости за 01.03.2016

Adrian Gonzalez returned to the field Monday after sitting out a day because of complications from the bulging disc in his neck.

Three former executives of the Tokyo Electric Power Co. were indicted Monday on charges of failing to take measures to prevent the disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in March 2011, the Tokyo prosecutor’s office announced.

Though he is still expected to be ready for opening day, Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner will not play during at least the first week of Cactus League games as he recovers from microfracture surgery on his left knee, Manager Dave Roberts said Monday.

Kenta Maeda trotted off the mound Monday afternoon after his first session of live batting practice on American soil. Walking with him was Dodgers catcher Yasmani Grandal. The duo huddled with pitching coach Rick Honeycutt to analyze Maeda's two innings of work.

Rocket engine manufacturer Aerojet Rocketdyne and United Launch Alliance will join forces with the Air Force to develop an American-made rocket propulsion system to replace the Russian engine currently being used to blast many government satellites into orbit.

The leading rider at Santa Anita likes his routine.

Every night before he races, Rafael Bejarano gets into his pajamas and plants himself in the middle of his large gray couch. Ginger, his 5-year-old Pomeranian, settles down to his left and Maya, a 4-year-old rescue Yorki, sits on top of the couch...

Brainiac invades Earth in DC Entertainment's newest movie, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment's "Lego DC Comics Super Heroes - Justice League: Cosmic Clash." We have an exclusive clip of the team's first glimpse of his ship's arrival.

With less than a week to go before Sunday's regular-season opener, the Galaxy waived defender Dan Gargan and forward Ignacio Maganto to get its roster closer to the 28-player Major League Soccer limit. At least one more transaction is likely in the coming days.

A stolen truck hauling tacos hit two cars on the freeway in San Bernardino on Monday, sped down an off-ramp, hit a school bus loaded with children, jumped a curb onto the sidewalk and then plowed into a propane tanker – which was followed by gunfire.

Rubicon Project, among the handful of publicly traded tech companies in Los Angeles, is getting rewarded for a rare trait in its industry: Growing sales quickly and still managing to turn a tiny profit.

As climate change continues, scientists have observed a disturbing trend: The money that megacities spend to adapt to climate change seems to be linked more to protecting valuable capital, and less to protecting vulnerable people.