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Kings Partner Up With McDonalds To Donate $1M To LA Charities

The 2012 Stanley Cup Champions LA Kings joined up with McDonalds to donate $1-million to local charities as a special “Thank You” to the city of Los Angeles for its support in their run to the Lord’s Stanley Cup.

2013/01/10

Report: No NFL Teams Seriously Bidding For LA Move

A top executive with the company proposing to build a football stadium in downtown Los Angeles says no NFL team has yet expressed serious interest in moving to Southern California.

2013/01/01

Forbes: AEG Valued At Least $8 Billion

The sports and entertainment giant AEG is said to be valued at least ‘$8 Billion’ according to a Forbes source that isn’t allowed to speak.

2012/10/16

SAN FRANCISCO - NOVEMBER 14: Oracle CEO Larry Ellison delivers a keynote address at the 2007 Oracle Open World conference November 14, 2007 in San Francisco, California. Oracle Open World runs through November 15. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Oracle CEO, 3rd Richest Man In America Larry Ellison Enters AEG Race

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, also known as the third richest man in America, could be the new face of AEG according to an exclusive report by Reuters.

2012/10/13

In this rendering released by AEG, the proposed football stadium to house a NFL team in Los Angeles, California is seen. (credit: AEG via Getty Images)

LA City Council Approves Deal To Build NFL Stadium, Convention Hall

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously Friday to approve a plan build a new NFL stadium and convention hall downtown.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2012/09/28

NFL Stadium Agreements Approved After Apologies From AEG’s CEO

Several agreements dealing with the NFL stadium proposed for downtown Los Angeles were approved Monday, amid apologies for any turmoil caused by last week’s news that AEG is for sale.

2012/09/24

Commissioner Roger Goodell Press Conference

Roger Goodell Issues Guidelines For Teams Wanting To Move To L.A.

Just because we haven’t talked much lately about the NFL possibly moving to Los Angeles, that doesn’t mean commissioner Roger Goodell has forgotten about it. That’s evident by what we see here in this L.A. Times report about a memo sent out by Goodell for franchises who possibly are considering making the move west (or, in the Chargers case, north).

2012/06/29

LA Kings Will Add $50,000 In Reward Money To Help Find Killer Of 1-Year-Old Baby

The Los Angeles Kings have announced that are contributing $50,000 in reward money to help find the shooter of the 1-year-old baby that was killed Monday night at LA Watts.

2012/06/05

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Philip Anschutz Says He Would Buy NFL Team To Secure LA Stadium Deal

Billionaire developer Philip Anschutz says he’s willing to buy an NFL team to bring football back to Los Angeles.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2012/04/03

Huge Crowd Overflows Meeting For Downtown L.A. NFL Stadium Debate

Hundreds of people met at City Hall on Friday for the first full council discussion of a proposed downtown NFL stadium.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2011/07/29

In this rendering released by AEG, the proposed football stadium to house a NFL team in Los Angeles, California is seen. (credit: Illustration by AEG/Getty Images)

AEG CEO Criticizes Downtown LA Stadium Skeptics

The CEO of the company seeking to build an NFL stadium in downtown Los Angeles is lashing out at skeptics who express doubt about the value of such venues to their regions’ economies.

2011/04/12

NFL Stadium Panel Reportedly Linked To AEG

The seasoned local business leaders picked by the mayor to analyze plans for a downtown NFL stadium on the public’s behalf seem to have one thing in common: deep financial, political and civic ties with the company promoting the venue.

2011/02/08

Leiweke Pitches NFL Stadium To LA City Council

AEG chief executive Tim Leiweke has made his first official sales pitch to City Council members for the NFL stadium the company wants to build in downtown Los Angeles.

2011/01/19

Anschutz’s AEG Agrees To Finance LA Stadium

Billionaire entrepreneur Philip Anshutz has agreed to finance the Los Angeles $1 billion stadium if certain conditions are met, according to Business Journal.

2011/01/18