The easiest conclusion is that Stan Kroenke bought the Angels so he could move them to Los Angeles, presumably somewhere near SoFi Stadium, where his Rams play. It is also probably the laziest ...

"I feel like it’s my birthday,” Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken said of her reaction to the news of the Angels' sale to Stan ...

Stan Kroenke's move to buy a controlling stake in the Los Angeles Angels is already rippling through Anaheim, where city leaders see a chance to revive long‑stalled conversations about redeveloping ...

Stan Kroenke is buying the Angels with great leverage he carries into negotiations with Anaheim over development of Angel Stadium and its parking lots.

Within the next 10 or 20 years or so, going to a Los Angeles Angels game in Anaheim will be a remarkably different experience. Rather than driving through a mostly vacant Platinum Triangle, parking ...

The sale could be something of a fresh start in negotiations over the stadium’s future, which haven’t gone anywhere since the ...

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As the Angels' stadium lease approaches its end, what does the future look like for the 150 acres the current stadium sits on? (Photo illustration by Tate Rudisill / Los Angeles Times; photos by ...

Stan Kroenke is buying the Angels with great leverage he carries into negotiations with Anaheim over development of Angel Stadium and its parking lots. The Los Angeles Angels are expected to change ...

Two decades after owner Arte Moreno decided the Angels should play under the Los Angeles name, elected officials representing Anaheim are pursuing two paths toward getting their hometown back into the ...

The law does not mandate the Angels revert to the Anaheim Angels name. But it does provides the city with an incentive to ...