Bill Shaikin
Bill Shaikin is the national baseball reporter for the Los Angeles Times. He has worked at The Times since 1997 and has covered baseball for Southern California newspapers since 1989. He was the beat writer when the Dodgers filed for bankruptcy in 2011 and the Angels won the World Series in 2002, two events considered beyond improbable before they happened. He graduated from UC Berkeley and hopes to see the Golden Bears in the Rose Bowl during his lifetime, just once.
'L.A. Live on steroids:' Inside Anaheim's pitch to keep the Angels
Anaheim's vision is a concept for an entertainment district that would light up the skies and attract tens of millions each year within steps of Angel Stadium.
Anaheim City Council approves Angels’ stadium lease extension through 2020
By a 5-2 vote, Anaheim's council approved a one-year lease extension for the Angels, opening the way for talks to secure the team for decades in either a new or renovated stadium.
