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X Games cancels BMX Park and Vert and Skateboard Park for X Games Los Angeles 2013.

Host city finalists announced for X Games 2014 include Chicago, Detroit, Austin, Charlotte

When Philip Anschutz announced that he was selling AEG, the wheels started turning. Was this the perfect time for Los Angeles sports? Was it possible that one group would emerge to own sports in a city like no one ever had? Anschutz's Kings had ju...

The Anschutz Company announced Thursday that it will retain ownership of Anschutz Entertainment Group and terminate the sales process for AEG.

LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Clippers will remain in Los Angeles and at Staples Center for at least the next 10 years. The Clippers agreed to a 10-year extension of their Staples Center lease Tuesday, the team and AEG, owner and operator of the ...

The NFL has not played a game in Los Angeles since 1994 and the league will not return to the second largest city and television market in the United States before 2014.

LOS ANGELES -- As Los Angeles Kings governor and AEG president/CEO Tim Leiweke sat on a dais set up inside Staples Center, he began to get emotional looking around the Chick Hearn Press Room. To his right was Bob Miller, the voice of the Los Angel...

Farmers Field is ready for construction after the 30-day window for legal challenges to the project passed Thursday with no disputes.

The Portland Trail Blazers have appointed AEG Sports executive Chris McGowan as the team's new president and chief operating officer.

ESPN's X Games is in search of a future home in North America for both its winter and summer events.

AEG, the sports and entertainment giant that is up for sale, is making it easier to book concert and sports tickets for friends without having to pay for them all at once.

Win tickets to see Eric Church on the Blood, Sweat & Beers Tour!

Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, councilmember Jan Perry, and AEG president and CEO Tim Leiweke officially signed the implementation agreement Wednesday for Farmers Field.

Dodgers chairman Mark Walter on Tuesday confirmed the team's parent company, Guggenheim Partners, is exploring a bid for sports and entertainment goliath AEG.

Stadium developers cleared the final political hurdle to bringing the NFL back to Los Angeles on Friday when the city council unanimously approved plans to build a $1.5 billion football stadium downtown.

A Los Angeles council committee approved a package of agreements with Anschutz Entertainment Group to build Farmers Field, a proposed $1.5 billion football stadium and convention center expansion in Downtown Los Angeles.