Top Headlines
UCLA women’s soccer coach Amanda Cromwell has prepared her team for changes during the COVID-19 pandemic, so the Pac-12’s scheduling move wasn’t a shock.
-
The Pac-12 announced it will only play conference games, if there is a season, and also that Commissioner Larry Scott tested positive for COVID-19.
-
Tyson Brummett, who was drafted out of UCLA by the Philadelphia Phillies in 2007, died Friday in a plane crash with three others in Utah.
-
Center Makur Maker, a five-star prospect, says he will attend Howard University, a historically Black college in Washington, after considering UCLA.
As their children return to campus, parents of athletes at UCLA and USC say the schools need to take a safety-first approach to the coronavirus.
More Coverage
Under Armour has informed UCLA that it wants to terminate the $280-million deal the apparel maker signed with the school in 2016.
A look at what happened in sports history on June 25 including UCLA baseball winning their first College World Series title.
Martin Jarmond, UCLA’s new athletic director, was 16 years old when he had a gun placed against his head after being pulled over for speeding.
More Headlines
-
Martin Jarmond has long thrived in the role as the underdog. Having just turned 40, he prepares for his biggest test yet as UCLA’s new athletic director.
-
UCLA unveiled its plan for the voluntary return of student-athletes to campus. Officials said they expect some positive test results for the coronavirus.
-
Thirty UCLA football players are demanding that certain measures for coronavirus protection be adopted or they will boycott recruiting activities.
-
Players on the UCLA football team and other sports teams who live locally can return to campus, but will not be penalized if they choose to stay away.
-
The Rose Bowl is facing tens of millions in lost revenue and an uncertain financial future due to COVID-19 and other pre-existing conditions.
-
Across the Pac-12 football footprint Monday, other than in California, players returned to a different world because of COVID-19 protocols.
-
For players taken in the first round of the MLB draft — including Harvard-Westlake High’s Pete Crow-Armstrong and UCLA’s Garrett Mitchell — uncertainty awaits.
-
UCLA coaches have agreed to dedicate time for voting education sessions for each of the school’s 25 NCAA-sanctioned sports.
-
Dr. Annabelle de St. Maurice believes universities can keep Pac-12 athletes, staff members and students safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
-
UCLA football players and coaches take part in a video calling for change following the death of George Floyd.
-
John Wooden’s teachings still serve as a blueprint for coaches today. Several coaches of major teams in Southern California share their thoughts on Wooden.
-
Chargers coach Anthony Lynn was an assistant for the Broncos when he had lunch with John Wooden in 2000. What the legendary UCLA coach said has stuck with Lynn to this day.
Most Read
-
The number of deaths per day from the coronavirus in the U.S. had been falling for months, and even remained down as some states saw explosions in cases
-
Trump’s reelection campaign, once expected to be a juggernaut, is adrift as it faces unexpected challenges unique to this extraordinary election year.
-
Scientists are finding evidence that blood type may be a risk factor for COVID-19. In one study, people with Type A blood were more likely to be hospitalized.
-
Scientists have devised a way to use the plasma of COVID-19 survivors for an upper arm injection that could inoculate people against the virus.
-
When Alex Marshall-Brown, a Black actress and stuntwoman, sought shade on the lawn of an L.A. church, she videotaped the way church members let her know they wanted her gone.
-
“Hamilton” turns theater into TV and renews old debates. SoCal’s last Confederate monument comes down. Plus more culture in our weekly arts newsletter.
-
“True Blood” stars Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer, former Los Angeles Kings defenseman Brad Stuart and musician Shannon Leto are among this week’s movers and shakers in the real estate market.
-
The California coronavirus outlook worsened over the Fourth of July weekend, and more counties were added to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s COVID-19 watch list.
Must-read stories from the L.A. Times
Get all the day's most vital news with our Today's Headlines newsletter, sent every weekday morning.
You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times.