Sports
But with USC’s threat to leave its home field, the commission and its members draw scrutiny.
Nov. 29, 2007
For the often beleaguered Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum complex, which has lost so many teams over the years, 1987 turns out to have been a pretty good year for attendance.
Jan. 19, 1988
The dispute between the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission and the stadium’s principal tenant, the Los Angeles Raiders, has reached an impasse that could result in the football team’s leaving the facility once a new stadium can be built elsewhere.
July 29, 1987
California
Government: Local officials say state lawmakers are seeking control of the sports stadium as leverage in their bid for a bigger county medical center.
Aug. 30, 2000
Sports: Calling league’s action a negotiating ploy, group releases poll finding strong opposition to public subsidies to land team.
Aug. 7, 1999
Coliseum commission will discuss ban on raves
July 16, 2010
Officials suspect that the teen, identified as Sasha Rodriguez, died of a drug overdose after attending the Electric Daisy Carnival. Her death renews calls to ban such events from the Coliseum.
June 30, 2010
Sports: While calling NFL decision a financial blow, officials say their effort raised profile of the Coliseum. They vow to explore new avenues to secure a team.
Oct. 7, 1999
A decision to keep a moratorium on new rave contracts, which was imposed after a suspected drug overdose death at the Electric Daisy Carnival, could be costly to the L.A. Coliseum and Sports Arena.
Opinion
To the editor: After World War I, communities large and small throughout the United States struggled with how best to remember their fallen.
March 30, 2019