Новости за 02.12.2017

UCLA coach Steve Alford’s early assessment of his team was somewhat unsettling: The Bruins weren’t who they thought they were on defense.

The dressing rooms at the Forum must have been as comfortably appointed Friday night as they’ve ever been.

Boxing has been littered with empty promises made by powerful individuals to young and hungry fighters looking for fame and glory.

Boxing has been littered with empty promises made by powerful individuals to young and hungry fighters looking for fame and glory.

Lane Kiffin's first season at Florida Atlantic brought the school's first Conference USA championship, as the Owls defeated North Texas 41-17 for the league title on Saturday.

Lane Kiffin's first season at Florida Atlantic brought the school's first Conference USA championship, as the Owls defeated North Texas 41-17 for the league title on Saturday.

Authorities have arrested a man in connection with the disappearance of a young girl and said they will continue to use volunteers to look for the child’s body in the North Carolina woods.

Angelenos charged with or convicted of marijuana offenses who want to clean up their criminal records can seek free legal help Saturday at an “expungement fair” near downtown Los Angeles.

Zach Helfand and Bill Plaschke break down USC's 31-28 win over Stanford in the Pac-12 championship game.

Angelenos charged with or convicted of marijuana offenses who want to clean up their criminal records can seek free legal help Saturday at an “expungement fair” near downtown Los Angeles.

Dogged by signs that prosecutors are zeroing in on his inner circle, President Trump insisted Saturday he wasn’t worried about what his former national security advisor, Michael T. Flynn, may tell investigators after agreeing to a plea deal Friday.

Austin Rivers was fined $25,000 by the NBA on Saturday for directing inappropriate comments toward a fan during the Clippers’ loss to the Utah Jazz on Thursday night at Staples Center.

The young Army infantry recruits lined up in full combat gear, guns at the ready. At the signal, a soldier in front kicked in the door, and they burst into the room, swiveling to check around the walls for threats.

An expert would watch Lakers rookie guard Lonzo Ball shoot a basketball and wince. Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers would watch the funky release and, in a way, relate.

Members of the Pasadena Symphony and Pops have voted to authorize a strike that, if launched, would imperil popular holiday and New Year’s concerts.

Meet us in St. Louis, again?

The Kings admitted they had revenge on their mind when they ventured to Scottrade Center, one month after a loss in the building gave the Blues bragging rights to best in the Western Conference.

And it didn’t matter if they were fatigued from a win the previous night...

Christmas trees and other traditional holiday greenery can pose a fire hazard - as well as make a mess. Here's how to stay safe and keep your investment looking good.

As people tire of long wait times, rushed visits, a reliance on prescription medicines and dealing with the morass that is the insurance system, some doctors, practitioners and entrepreneurs - especially those trying to attract millennial customers - are finding another way.

If the group of young Los Angeles police cadets accused of stealing department vehicles had any fear of getting caught, they certainly didn’t show it.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year… except when it’s the absolute worst. Unrealistic expectations, awkward family dinners and the stress of checking off that long gift list can grind down even the most cheerful among us.

A look at what’s trending this week in the NBA:

Daniels rips Thunder

There is no company line with Oklahoma City broadcast analyst Antonio Daniels.

After the Thunder ended November with a thud, Daniels skewered the team on Fox Sports Oklahoma for falling far shy of the expectations created by teaming...

The Laguna Beach Police Department placed one of its officers on paid administrative leave this week pending the outcome of an investigation of possible elder abuse and fraud, the department said Friday.

Beyond the fast cars and shiny SUVs decorating the showroom at the Los Angeles Auto Show, attendees can test drive a different kind of ride: electric bikes, scooters and more.

Several three-wheeled electric vehicles were being wheeled around the halls of the LA Auto Show in the two days before its Friday public opening.