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Eric Gordon scored 29 points off the bench, James Harden had 26 points and 10 assists, and the Houston Rockets outlasted the Boston Celtics 123-120 on Saturday night to extend their winning streak to a season-high 15 games.

The first man listed on the scouting report when preparing to play the Chino Hills boys’ basketball team is Onyeka Okongwu.

Deontay Wilder survived a pummeling from Luis Ortiz, then knocked out the challenger in the 10th round Saturday night to retain his WBC heavyweight title.

Brentwood girls’ basketball guard Sammy Wadler carries herself with an unflappable personality that’s rare for a freshman on such a big stage and with such a prominent role.

Lonzo Ball sat on the ground as his fifth three-pointer rattled around the rim and bounced up a few inches. He jumped up and started to run back on defense as the ball sank through the net to give the Lakers a two-point lead, their largest of the game at that point.

Actor David Ogden Stiers, best known for his role as the snooty Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester III on the popular TV show “M*A*S*H,” died Saturday. He was 75.

The Florida Senate agreed to advance a bill that would increase school safety and restrict gun purchases during a rare Saturday session that often turned into a debate on gun control and arming teachers in the aftermath of last month's Parkland school shootings.

A powerful winter storm that pummeled the Northeast, killing at least nine and leaving 2 million homes and businesses without power, unleashed heavy rain and snow but inflicted its deadliest damage with fierce winds.

Dawnyel Lair of Fairfax looked as if she turned on the afterburners Saturday during the third quarter of the City Section Open Division girls’ championship game. She was jetting up and down the court and Granada Hills players were helpless.

“Meryl Streep!” the seven-year-old shouted. “I’ve met Meryl Streep!”

Viola Davis’ daughter, Genesis, bounded down the steps of the Oscars stage and hopped into the seat where “The Post” star would sit just a day later. With roughly 24 hours left until the Dolby Theatre opened its doors to for the...

Gary Harris scored 32 points, Will Barton added 23 and the Denver Nuggets did most of their damage behind the 3-point arc in a 126-117 win over LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday night.

Actor David Ogden Stiers, best known for his role as the snooty Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester III on the TV show M*A*S*H, died Saturday. He was 75.

The Clippers see center DeAndre Jordan as an offensive threat in a not-so-traditional manner.

Brandon Ingram sat out Saturday’s game against the San Antonio Spurs because of a left hip flexor injury. The severity of Ingram’s injury wasn’t known, but the Lakers’ second-year small forward will have an MRI on Sunday after the team returns home from its latest trip.

Satirical horror-thriller “Get Out” won the best feature award at the Spirit Awards on Saturday, where it also captured the director prize for Jordan Peele and left industry-watchers wondering if the annual independent film honors will predict Sunday’s winners at the 90th Academy Awards.

They have a superstar, a first-ballot Hall of Famer and an international standout.

There aren’t many times that Brentwood guard Charley Wadler finds himself behind the three-point line without a defender rushing toward him.

The three unions representing West Virginia teachers and service personnel say they will stay out on strike following the state Senate's vote on Saturday to cut the 5% raises they negotiated with Gov. Jim Justice.