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Dodgers commit $1 million to help local immigrants amid California ICE raids after federal agents denied entry
In partnership with the City of Los Angeles, the Dodgers have committed $1 million toward direct financial assistance for families of immigrants impacted by recent events in the region. Additional community efforts to be announced in the coming days.
Dodgers CEO Stan Kasten said the team has “heard the calls for us to take a leading role on behalf of those affected,” after ...
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Amid the ongoing protests across the country over the weekend and continued frustrations in Los Angeles over US Immigration ...
The singer posted a behind-the-scenes video in which a representative for the Dodgers asked her not to perform the anthem in ...
LA Dodgers fans made their frustrations known after the reigning World Series champions agreed to visit US President Donald Trump at the White House in April. As the practice goes, any major ...
Dodgers owner Mark Walter now owns the Lakers too—what it means for L.A. sports, the Dodgers’ future, and a fan base feeling ...
LOS ANGELES — In a simmering dispute, the Los Angeles Dodgers say Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were denied ...
After a memorable 2024 campaign, this season has been a rollercoaster for Los Angeles Dodgers fans. The reigning World ... Yoshinobu Yamamoto and pushing frustration to the boiling point.
Clayton Kershaw's silent Pride protest reignites controversy as Dodgers try to balance faith, inclusion, and LA’s LGBTQ+ ...
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