The Latest Breaking News from Dodger Stadium

The Yankees star remains on the injured list with a torn ligament in his toe over a month after the incident at Dodger Stadium.

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers and the union representing about 450 stadium workers reached an agreement on two new five-year contracts, the sides announced Tuesday, ending tense months-long negotiations.

LOS ANGELES — The big, scary Dodgers don’t seem so menacing now, do they?

LOS ANGELES — Dodger Stadium has rarely looked more empty.

LOS ANGELES — Feelings of indignation and anger fueled by religious conservatives culminated in a protest Friday afternoon at Dodger Stadium over the honoring of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a satirical performance and activist organization made up of queer nuns in drag that are considered blasphemous by some Christians.

LOS ANGELES — A religious organization that calls the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence “godless” and “Christ-mocking” plans for thousands to gather at Dodger Stadium on Friday to protest the Dodgers honoring the longtime charity organization made up of queer nuns often in drag.

The reigning American League MVP recently crashed through the outfield wall at Dodger Stadium.

The New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers will lock horns this Sunday for the final matchup in their 3-game series at Dodger Stadium.

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LOS ANGELES — As he milled around near the visitors' dugout at Dodger Stadium on Monday night, Steve Cohen made a bigger on-field presence at Chavez Ravine than any Dodgers owner has all year.

SAN FRANCISCO — After getting ejected for his hand being too sticky Wednesday at Dodger Stadium, Max Scherzer is well aware of what people are calling him right now: A cheater. Largely considered a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Scherzer understands that a cheating allegation could put that future candidacy in…