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As the Dodgers opened the playoffs without an ailing Vin Scully, we couldn’t help but think about him, and not only to send a stadium full of good wishes.

There's no question that Gardena Serra quarterback Khalil Tate has a flair for the dramatic.

Thousands of residents and businesses in the Westwood area lost power Friday night in a blackout blamed on a record-breaking heat wave that swept through the region, officials said.

 Friday, October 9thCITYCENTRAL LEAGUEHollywood 40, Contreras 0COLISEUM LEAGUEHawkins 42, Manual Arts 0Los Angeles 28, Crenshaw 26EAST VALLEY LEAGUEGrant 48, Monroe 22North Hollywood 48, Chavez 32Sun Valley Poly 10, Verdugo Hills 6EASTERN LEAGUEGarfield 58, Huntington Park 15EXPOSITION LEAGUEJefferson...

Not a replay, just painfully close. Clayton Kershaw near brilliant for six innings, then tiring in the seventh. The Dodgers' offense never getting it going. The bullpen faltering. The big hit, big play, never arriving.

Someone should throw a parade for Eric Scott, the football coach of Los Angeles High. What he has accomplished in less than two seasons is nothing short of astonishing.

Final: New York Mets 3, Dodgers 1

That's the ballgame as the Dodgers go in order in the ninth. Kershaw's postseason earned-run average in the ninth inning was 27 entering the game. He gave up two more runs, and earned the loss in game one. He now has one win in nine postseason starts. deGrom was...

Dave Meyers, the star player on John Wooden's 10th and final national championship basketball team at UCLA, died Friday at his home in Temecula after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 62.

In an emotional, poignant reaction on the day of the resolution of the Mike Richards contract saga, Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi called what happened to Richards "a tragedy" and said he was devastated that Richards became caught in "a destructive spiral."

Jerry Parr, the Secret Service agent who shoved President Reagan into the back of the presidential limousine and ordered the car to the hospital during the 1981 assassination attempt, died Friday at a hospice in Washington. He was 85.

The airline trend of packing as many passengers per plane as possible may reach a new height.

Nearly two decades after Californians legalized marijuana for medical use and a year before they may also approve it for recreational purposes, Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday approved statewide rules on the growth, transport and sale of the drug.

A new law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown Friday cements California's expansion of public healthcare to children who are in the country illegally, underscoring the state's immigrant-friendly tilt.

Sometimes it seems humans just can’t do anything right. The well-intentioned, conservation-minded people who spend millions of dollars a year on ecotourism might be making the very critters they’re trying to preserve more vulnerable to predators.

We are starting a new weekly roundup of stories from High School Insider, a site where students post their stories on latimes.com. More than 100 Southern California schools participate. If you - or your students - have important stories to tell and would like to participate, check out this link...

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President Obama has decided to end the Pentagon’s failed effort to field its own proxy force in Syria, the administration announced Friday.

A gun used to kill a tantra yoga teacher and a Canadian tourist in separate incidents in the Bay Area was stolen from a car in a Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood, police said.

On Friday, the NBA's executive vice president of basketball operations, Kiki VanDeWeghe, announced the suspension of Utah Jazz forward Trevor Booker for one game without pay as punishment for striking center Roy Hibbert "with an open hand to the head."

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.

Surprised? Come on, just a little?

The Dodgers have announced their lineup for Friday’s Game 1 of the National League Championship Series at Dodger Stadium, and if there’s nothing exactly shocking about it, there are minor surprises:

Carl Crawford, left fieldHowie Kendrick, second baseCorey Seager,...

A heat wave gripped Southern California on Friday, with one Ventura County community hitting the highest temperature reading since record-keeping began.

It would be hard to find a time and place that better encapsulates the United States in 2015 than Friday in this tiny timber town 180 miles south of Portland.

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Blunt Talk Celia (Dolly Wells) commits a blunder that thrusts Walter (Patrick Stewart) back into the public eye,...

Concert documentaries are practically as old as the sitar, and films set in recording studios not much newer than that.But the music is the thing, and there are many things, from many different places, in “Junun,” a jolting jam session of a picture directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The piece, which...