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What with Russia’s onslaught on Ukraine, the Supreme Court’s onslaught on liberality, the GOP’s onslaught on truth and democracy and the never-ending onslaught of senseless gun violence, last month gave new meaning to the term June gloom. For many of us, sport remains a great escape from all that. A…

OAKLAND, Calif. — It was a day to remember for Houston catcher Korey Lee, but another one to forget for the Athletics.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Something happened Friday night.

Welcome to the sixth installment in a Hotline series on the future of the Pac-12.

SEATTLE — I have a six-decade relationship with the Pac-12 — old enough that I lived through its incarnations as the Pac-8 and Pac-10. My affiliation spans from John McKay to Lincoln Riley, from Lew Alcindor to Johnny Juzang, from Ann Meyers to Anna Wilson.

UNLV College Football Preview 2022: Team breakdown, season prediction, keys to the campaign, and what you need to know

In a first-person essay submitted to Sports Illustrated, a recent member of the Cal women’s swim team says McKeever used her position of power to bully athletes.

Growing concerns over the multi-decade high inflation and the Fed’s tighter monetary policy have kept the stock market under tremendous pressure lately. Furthermore, analysts are raising the odds of the economy sliding into a recession. Amid this environment, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks, Adams Resource…

The basketball world awoke to heartbreaking news Tuesday when the Purdue Boilermakers announced the death of Caleb Swanigan, a gentle giant who spent three seasons in the NBA with the Sacramento Kings and Portland Trail Blazers.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A union representative who works at CalPERS is leading one of the most visible fights in California state government against strict in-office requirements amid a new COVID-19 surge.

Third-party investigation of college abuse scandals: A dubious industry whose main job is to limit the damage