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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Los Angeles |
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Search ArticlesJudith Rochelle Nelson OBITUARY
Judith Rochelle Nelson died on June 21, 2026, in Sherman Oaks, California, following a battle with ovarian cancer. She was 85. Judith grew up in San Francisco and attended Palo Alto High School before building a career in California law and business at a time when few women reached its senior ranks. She attended the University of Southern California School of Law, graduating with the Class of 1965.
Galaxy fall to San Diego FC despite Hirving Lozano’s 1st goal Original
SAN DIEGO — Amahl Pellegrino added some insurance with a short-handed goal in the second half, Anders Dreyer had two assists and San Diego FC went on to beat the Galaxy 3-1 on Saturday night. Rookie Elias Achouri staked San Diego (8-8-6) to a 1-0 lead in the 11th minute with his second goal in four matches and it stood through halftime. Dreyer and Onni Valakari had assists.
Bear family rescued after being trapped in a La Verne water tank
A mama bear and her cub were rescued late Saturday, Aug. 29, from a large cistern in La Verne, where they had climbed in through a vent hole and became trapped. Los Angeles County and La Verne fighters worked with California Fish and Wildlife wardens to free the bear family from the large water tank belonging to the La Verne Fire Department, near Claremont Wilderness Park’s 5-Mile Loop Trail.
Angels’ losing streak reaches 6 with extra-inning loss to Phillies
ANAHEIM — The Angels are becoming adept at the Almost Win. They hung with the Philadelphia Phillies and ace Cristopher Sánchez on Saturday, pushing the game to extra innings on Zach Neto’s game-tying homer in the eighth. In the end, though, they still lost, 4-2, in 10 innings, their sixth straight loss.
Hugo Lloris helps LAFC earn scoreless draw with D.C. United
WASHINGTON — Hugo Lloris had his MLS-leading 11th shutout this season for Los Angeles FC in a 0-0 tie with D.C. United on Saturday night. LAFC (10-7-6) have scored two goals during their five-game winless streak that follows three consecutive victories by a combined score of 10-1. Lloris finished with three saves.
Daisy Chain Fields brings together music, community and creativity for a cause
By midday at Daisy Chain Fields, the music was only part of the draw to the festival on Saturday, Aug. 29. Across Great Park in Irvine, festivalgoers packed into lines for some of the event’s many hands-on activations, leaning into a crafty, DIY spirit that extended beyond the two stages. Fans could personalize pieces, add a little sparkle to their festival looks, or simply find a place to hang out between sets, especially those with shade.
Angels’ Yusei Kikuchi has tweaks in mind after rough return
ANAHEIM — Yusei Kikuchi is about to get another chance to show if he can help the Angels’ rotation. The Angels’ five young starters have mostly pitched well lately, and that stretch was interrupted when the 35-year-old Kikuchi came back and gave up five runs in five innings last Sunday. Kikuchi, who missed nearly four months with a shoulder injury, will start again on Sunday against the Philadelphia Phillies. His biggest problem last time was putting hitters away once he got to two strikes.
Alexander: USC football’s sweet opening schedule makes sense for Lincoln Riley
LOS ANGELES — If you are a college football coach, you play in arguably the toughest conference in the country – the Big Ten and SEC are 1-2 in whichever order you’d have them, let’s leave it at that – and you not only have designs on making the College Football Playoff but need to make a run at the CFP for job security, this is how you schedule.
Trent Mosley’s breakout USC football debut no surprise to Lincoln Riley
LOS ANGELES — Even without its only returning starting receiver from last season, the Trojans were in good hands with true freshman Trent Mosley during Saturday’s 42-26 win over San José State. His 118 receiving yards on seven catches made him the first USC freshman to record over 100 receiving yards in a college debut since Juju Smith-Schuster did so in 2014. “He does what he does in practice,” head coach Lincoln Riley told reporters after the game. “I don’t think anybody here is very surprised.
USC football pounces on San José State in season opener
LOS ANGELES — USC asserted its dominance on the ground early and ran through San José State 42-26 in its season opener at the Coliseum. The Trojans’ 25 first half rushing attempts were the most attempts in an opening half under head coach Lincoln Riley. They had accumulated 111 yards and were shutting out the Spartans 28-0 by halftime. Quarterback Jayden Maiava went 25 for 29 for 286 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions.