The stabbing appears to have stemmed from an argument surrounding fans of the two teams, although the stabbing occurred four blocks from where the game was being played.
In this week's Friday Flashback, our weekly analysis of the news, we'll chew on the reality and absurdity behind the Congressional battle over the budget and the national debt.
If you want to catch the final days of L.A.'s Beer Week festivities you'd better start planning. It wraps up this Sunday and there are only a handful of events left to hit.
It's been ten years since the gleaming, swooping silhouette of the Walt Disney Hall became part of the LA skyline and it's kicking off its birthday celebrations this Sunday with a free concert just down the hill in Grand Park.
A report released by scientists for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change today says that it is "extremely likely" that humans are changing the Earth's climate.
An old fish is usually a bad thing, but one 419 million-year-old fish is proving to be very helpful. A new fossil that was recently discovered in China might completely change the way scientists understand how humans evolved.
Severe drought has been gripping much of the southwest for years and New Mexico has gotten the worst of it. The lack of water is forcing many native farmers to consider more non-traditional methods of irrigation.
Perhaps you're afraid of things like centipedes or you're set on edge by the fear of falling. New research from Northwestern University has some promise for you.
Travelers often began their adventures with a meal at a restaurant called the Proud Bird. We were sad to learn this morning that the Proud Bird will be closing by the end of the year.
Starting October 1, individuals can pre-enroll for health insurance in the marketplace created by the Affordable Care Act. Federal officials say some online tools wont be ready by then, and this will impact states like Arizona and Texas that are using the federally-run marketplaces.
If you've traveled to Mexico City lately and landed at the airport, you probably noticed an unfortunate stench. AP Reporter Olga Rodriguez wrote about the persistent odor earlier this week and says that it "wafts from the manholes and leaves the morning air smelling fresh as a septic tank."
The morning of June 22, the Dodgers were in last place in the National League West. Their record of 30-42 was not what fans were expecting from a team with a robust payroll of over $200 million.