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The city and team had to strike a stadium deal by Friday to allow enough time for a measure to be put to voters on a Jan. 12 ballot.
Video surveillance released Friday of the mistaken arrest of former tennis star James Blake shows a plainclothes police officer who has a history of excessive-force complaints grabbing Blake by the arm and tackling him to the ground.
Construction crews have started working on the first phase of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's $476 million Hall of Fame Village project in Canton.
The Oakland Raiders signed troubled pass rusher Aldon Smith to a contract Friday, five weeks after he was released by San Francisco.
While the Chargers are hoping that the off-field distractions (will they be in San Diego next season?) do not take up residence on the field, all the Bolts can do is go out and play between the sidelines week after week.
The Hall of Fame ring announcer discusses whether Floyd Mayweather is the best of all time and the best moments of his historic career.
Metta World Peace is inching closer to a comeback. His return could potentially fire to practices and raise the overall level of play.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
The Cleveland Browns' safety gives a first-hand account of his life growing up in Texas, his relationship with his older brother and his love for the city of Cleveland.
Tom Brady threw for four touchdowns to his tight ends, three going to favorite target Rob Gronkowski, as the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots beat Pittsburgh 28-21 in the NFL's season opener.
Police say a 64-year-old golfer from Ohio has died after being stung at least 20 times by bees as he searched for a ball in woods in northern Michigan.
On Thursday, the 60-year-old marathon swimmer announced the toughest feat of his life: A 10,000-mile, around-the-world voyage on water to draw public attention to increasing aquatic pollution.
There have been 12 games decided on a last-play pass of 40 yards or longer since 2000, according to STATS.
The NFL season kicks off tonight, and there will be plenty of men cheering on their favorite team, but there is one fan base that's growing in popularity: women.
The Los Angeles will honor the legendary Frank Sinatra on September 18th at Dodger Stadium, when the team hosts the Pittsburgh Pirates at 7:10 PT.
