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ANAHEIM, Calif. — Though the area witnessed some of the biggest tours, record-breaking residencies and venue reopening performances this year, 2023 is shaping up to be an even bigger year for music in Southern California stadiums, arenas and outdoor amphitheaters.

Anthony Davis sat near the end of the Lakers' bench in a sweater, dark dress pants and a red ball cap doing the only thing he could to help the team Sunday night.

When the Miami Heat announced in March 2021 that the team had sold naming rights for its arena to FTX, the response from sports fans was a resounding: Who?

The Clippers' stalwart point guard whipped out an invisible dictionary.

A rundown of the Lakers' full roster for the 2022-23 season.

LOS ANGELES — Unlike state lawmakers and Los Angeles County supervisors, members of the L.A. City Council have the power to draw the lines for the districts they represent. It's a power to decide not just which voters they will represent, but also which businesses, institutions, parks and other public…

LOS ANGELES — There is a new mantra at Crypto.com Arena that has nothing to do with basketball or hockey or rock concerts. The three words appear on small, white signs posted throughout the building.

Crypto.com Arena, the Lakers' home arena, will have a boatload of money invested in it to add new features and modernize it.

LOS ANGELES — The smattering of fans are standing, shrieking, bouncing, transforming the lower bowl of Crypto.com Arena into a downtown block party.

Kristian Winfield: Steve Nash on Goran Dragic, who has COVID: "He has symptoms. He doesn't feel well, but that's all I know." Source: Twitter @Krisplashed What's the buzz on Twitter? Brian Lewis @ NYPost_Lewis Steve Nash said Goran Dragic has ...

LOS ANGELES — The Lakers stand at the precipice of their disappointing season.