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Former Dodgers manager and Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda has been hospitalized, the Dodgers announced Sunday morning. 

Los Angeles Dodgers fans can once again hear longtime broadcaster Vin Scully's iconic voice on TV. Well, sort of...

Five members of the Los Angeles Dodgers organization have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Major League Baseball on Friday announced that it has completed its investigation into the actions of Dodgers' third baseman Justin Turner following the team's victory in game six of the World Series, in which Turner "disregarded" COVID-19 protocols by celebrating with his team, despite finding out he had tested positive for the coronavirus.

Dodgers fans could not have asked for a better season from Mookie Betts' first year in Los Angeles.

While the rest of the country is thinking about getting in lines to vote, there are people in Nickerson Gardens thinking more about where their next meal will come from.

A woman has sued former Los Angeles Dodger outfielder Yasiel Puig, alleging he sexually assaulted her at Staples Center in 2018.

An impromptu Dodgers World Series celebration took a violent turn as two people were shot and killed late Tuesday night.

Dodger Stadium's team stores opened at noon Thursday for the first time since the Dodgers won the World Series, selling officially licensed merchandise commemorating their first championship since 1988. 

Los Angeles was bursting with excitement after the Dodgers beat out the Tampa Bay Rays to become 2020 World Series champions following Game 6 on Tuesday night. Unfortunately, some of those celebrations got out of control overnight and resulted in at least eight people getting arrested and three officers getting hurt, the Los Angeles Police Department said.

Los Angeles Dodgers star Justin Turner celebrated his World Series victory with his team Tuesday night, without a mask, despite learning before the eighth inning that he was COVID-19 positive.

Standing in a long line die-hard Dodger fans could be heard chanting things like “Let’s Go Dodgers."

While hailing the Dodgers for bringing the city its first World Series title in three decades, the county's public health director said on Wednesday people who flocked to the streets or gathered with others to celebrate the win should quarantine, monitor themselves for symptoms of COVID-19 and get tested.  

The Dodgers announced that there will be no World Series championship celebration in Los Angeles, "until it is safe to do so," amid the coronavirus pandemic and following Justin Turner's COVID-19 diagnosis.

The moment Mookie Betts of the Los Angeles Dodgers stole second base during the 5th inning of Game 1 of the 2020 World Series on October 20, taco lovers went wild! Betts just scored free tacos for Americans everywhere.

Fans began lining up outside Dick’s Sporting Goods in Pasadena during the 7th inning before the Dodgers won the World Series title.