Like a world-class athlete preparing for a big event, Los Angeles is pulling out all the stops to get in shape to host the 2028 Olympics. As the city prepares to host its third Olympic Games since ...

As the Paris Olympics wind down, Los Angeles braces for 2028 when the city will be in the spotlight with the international sporting community gathering once again. The LA28 opening ceremony will ...

Officials working on the LA 2028 Olympics appeared before a state Senate panel on Thursday to discuss tourism and planning ...

Comparing LA’s experience in hosting the 1984 Olympics to the 2028 events, ... Los Angeles Dept. of Transportation is ... said gondola construction has been “booming in the last 20 years ...

Los Angeles' bid for the Olympics began in 2015, and in 2017, the International Olympic Committee announced Los Angeles as the host of the 2028 Summer Games, according to LA28.org.

The 2024 Paris Olympics have officially said au revoir – but luckily for fans of the world’s biggest sporting event, the 2028 Olympics Games in Los Angeles are on the way.

The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics always figured to be one big Hollywood production. But after the world was wowed by the show put on by the 2024 Paris Games — with its artistry and aesthetic — L ...

The Paralympic Opening Ceremony on Aug. 15, 2028 will be at SoFi Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers. The Closing Ceremony on Aug. 27 will be at the Coliseum.

The Los Angeles Olympics will begin July 14, 2028. It will be the first Summer Olympics held in the United States since Atlanta in 1996. Los Angeles previously hosted the Games in 1984.

As the Olympics close in Paris, Los Angeles will take the torch. The city will become the third city to host the games three times as it adds 2028 to the locally legendary years of 1932 and 1984 ...

As the Paris Olympics wind down, Los Angeles braces for 2028 when the city will be in the spotlight with the international sporting community gathering once again. The LA28 opening ceremony will ...

Los Angeles' bid for the Olympics began in 2015, and in 2017, the International Olympic Committee announced Los Angeles as the host of the 2028 Summer Games, according to LA28.org.