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Led by talented freshmen Lonzo Ball and T.J. Leaf, No. 2 UCLA is back in college basketball's upper echelon for the first time under coach Steve Alford.
Lou Williams hit six 3-pointers and scored 35 points in another monster game for the Lakers.
A Los Angeles judge on Friday finalized Khloe Kardashian's divorce from former NBA player Lamar Odom.
Jonathan Bernier had 22 saves for the Ducks and withstood a frantic final attack after San Jose pulled its goalie with 2 minutes left.
The Los Angeles Rams face another great offense on Sunday when the Atlanta Falcons come to town, and they may have to face Matt Ryan & Co. without defensive Robert Quinn. He is dealing with a concussion that kept him out of the game last week, and the L.A. defense will be hard pressed to slow down the Falcons offense without Quinn on the field.
Jeff Hardy, TNA wrestler and musician, is a modern-day renaissance man, even among the eccentric characters in pro wrestling.
The Buccaneers may be the NFL's most overlooked playoff contender, and not without reason. Can they change perceptions?
Derek Ryan scored twice, Cam Ward made 21 saves and the Hurricanes beat the Kings 3-1 on Thursday night.
Versatile USC cornerback Adoree' Jackson won the Jim Thorpe Award today as college football's top defensive back.
There are just four weeks left in the NFL's regular season and the importance of each game is compounded by the fact that time is of the essence.
Tracy Wolfson, CBS Sports' lead sideline reporter, discusses Sunday's Steelers-Bills game, a matchup between AFC playoff hopefuls.
Somewhat like wide receiver Isaac Bruce in 1995, the Los Angeles Rams are getting a great season from WR Kenny Britt in 2016 despite not having a consistently good quarterback to throw him the ball. The 28-year-old former first-round pick from Rutgers is having the best season of his career despite the Rams' offensive struggles this year.
On Saturday Dec. 10 starting at 10 p.m. ET, the Galen Center in Los Angeles will play host to an epic night of boxing on SHOWTIME.
Corey Perry and Nick Ritchie scored late in the third period to tie it and rookie Ondrej Kase got the deciding goal in a shootout, lifting the Anaheim Ducks over the Carolina Hurricanes 6-5 on Wednesday night.
Blake Griffin struggled, scoring 12 points on 5-of-20 shooting and had seven of the Clippers' 14 turnovers.
