The Rams waited longer than any team other than the Kansas City Chiefs for their scheduled off week.
And after defeating the Chiefs in a wild 54-51 victory on “Monday Night Football,” they were eager to relax.
“Perfect timing, to come off a game like that,” linebacker Mark Barron said.
Safety John...
Inglewood mayor defends destruction of police records as routine; activists continue to voice concernsInglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr. on Sunday defended his city’s decision this month to allow the destruction of years of investigative records involving police shootings.
Many of those records would have become public for th… Read MoreCollege basketball roundup: No. 21 Houston improves to 12-0, routing winless Coppin StCorey Davis had 16 points, Breaon Brady added 13 and No. 21 Houston beat winless Coppin State 75-44 on Sunday to improve to 12-0 and extend the nation's longest home winning streak to 25.
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Smith's long retu… Read MoreDocuments detail how absentee ballots were gathered in disputed North Carolina raceAffidavits released Sunday by North Carolina's elections board allege absentee ballots were collected from voters by the man at the center of vote fraud allegations or those working for him.
These latest documents focus on la… Read MoreArchbishop will lead Christmas midnight Mass at downtown cathedralArchbishop José H. Gomez will preside at the bilingual Christmas Midnight Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
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