The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California on Tuesday approved a plan for sharing Colorado River delivery cuts if a shortage is declared on the drought-depleted river.
The vote by the district, which imports water to the Southland, represents another step in a years-long attempt to...
Two former USC football recruiters point out how administrator could have manipulated admissionsThe federal investigators named their landmark case “Operation Varsity Blues” as a tongue-in-cheek nod to the hit late-’90s film depicting an obsessed football culture in small-town Texas. Yet, despite the clever name, only t… Read MoreNBA players who've been traded have a helping hand when it comes to movingAs the Uber moved from downtown Boston to the suburbs, Garrett Temple sat in a passenger seat, running an errand he never expected.
It was Feb. 8, a little more than 24 hours after Memphis Grizzlies’ officials informed Temple… Read MoreDodgers' Walker Buehler makes first appearance in Cactus LeagueIt took until the final week, but Walker Buehler, handled with acute care this spring after dealing with a problem he and the Dodgers have declined to specify, pitched in a Cactus League game Tuesday night. He was characteris… Read MoreDisney-Fox deal is complete; CEO Bob Iger's big swing could change media industryWalt Disney Co. Chief Executive Bob Iger has scaled the mountain.
Through a series of sure-footed moves, Iger has worked tirelessly to position Disney as the world’s preeminent entertainment company. Now he is closer to reali… Read MoreBack with U.S. soccer team, Omar Gonzalez aims to show he's moved on from pastOmar Gonzalez’s last game with the U.S. national team was unforgettable. Only not in a good way.
Early in the first half of the team’s World Cup qualifier against Trinidad and Tobago in October 2017, Gonzalez lazily tried to … Read More
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