Новости за 15.03.2018

Kevin Durant scored 26 points and the injury-plagued Golden State Warriors pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 117-106 on Wednesday night while missing Stephen Curry on his 30th birthday and their two other All-Stars.

Bradley Beal scored 34 points, including a three-point play with 1:25 left in the second overtime, and the visiting Washington Wizards beat the short-handed Boston Celtics 125-124 on Wednesday night.

A year ago, the Rams and San Francisco 49ers were dueling dumpster fires.

Nathanael Pickett had recently moved into the El Rancho Motel in Barstow when he was approached by a San Bernardino County deputy who suspected him of trespassing.

Muted applause and laughter came from the back of the room.

It was produced by perhaps the happiest person attending a news conference Wednesday introducing new Rams cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib.

Defensive coordinator Wade Phillips clapped his hands and smiled broadly before quietly...

In a small town, death and killing are often visible parts of life, especially for farm kids. They might hunt deer. Their families might breed cattle for slaughter.

A badly blistered foot stopped Hyeon Chung’s unexpected progress at the Australian Open in January, forcing the 21-year-old from South Korea to retire during the second set of his semifinal match against Roger Federer. The first set was a 6-1 breeze for Federer and the Swiss master led the second...

The Corona del Mar High boys’ tennis team received a welcome visit from an old friend on Wednesday afternoon.

The Corona del Mar High boys’ tennis team received a welcome visit from an old friend on Wednesday afternoon.

A University of California regents committee on Wednesday approved a tuition increase for nonresident students, despite their pleas that it would cause them hardship.

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Superstore Jonah and Amy (Ben Feldman, America Ferrera) try to counter some nasty gossip in this new episode. Mark McKinney, Lauren Ash and Nico Santos also star. 8 p.m. NBC

As teams retooled their rosters in the first moments of free agency, the Chargers unsurprisingly took a more subtle approach.

In a small town, death and killing are often visible parts of life, especially for farm kids. They might hunt deer. Their families might breed cattle for slaughter.

It turns out that Taylor Fritz, the young American tennis player, is still not quite ready for prime time. But the gap is closing fast.

It’s not just the results at the plate that should concern the Angels about Shohei Ohtani, the aspiring two-way player who went hitless in two at-bats in the team’s 7-0 exhibition loss to the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday and is batting .100 (two for 20) with seven strikeouts and three walks in...

The unexpected firing of Helen Molesworth, the Museum of Contemporary Art’s highly respected chief curator, didn’t just shock the art world. It raised the question of a full-blown institutional identity crisis.

Adrian Kempe almost always carries the same demeanor when he shows up at the rink. He’s on an even level and tries not to get affected by good and bad times. Even his goal celebrations tend to be on the subdued side.

Environmental and consumer groups urged the city Wednesday to pick a new watchdog to monitor the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, arguing that Fred Pickel had failed to fight for the interests of local ratepayers.

Wells Fargo & Co. gave multimillion-dollar raises to some top executives in 2017, a year that saw the San Francisco bank continue to deal with the fallout from its unauthorized accounts scandal, ultimately leading to additional strict sanctions from federal regulators.

Steve Alford does not appear to be in imminent danger of losing his job after guiding UCLA to its earliest exit in NCAA tournament history.