Large lines wrapped around Dodger Stadium Wednesday afternoon as fans eagerly awaited the first Shohei Ohtani bobblehead giveaway of the 2025 season. KTLA's Mary Beth McDade reports on April 2, 2025.

Linkin Park's plans for a triumphal Dodger Stadium hometown show seem to have fizzled. The hard-rock band, which returned with new vocalist Emily Armstrong after a long hiatus following the death of Chester Bennington,

Dodgers fans hoping to get a Shohei Ohtani bobblehead line up outside Dodgers Stadium hours before a late-afternoon home game against the visiting Braves.

With Opening Day at Dodger Stadium behind fans, the Dodgers are revealing several new offerings and advancements for all fans to enjoy.

Linkin Park continue to fumble their epic return. On Friday the band released a new song called “Up From The Bottom,” from the forthcoming deluxe edition of their comeback album From Zero. Along with that news,

The Los Angeles Dodgers kicked off the season Thursday against the Detroit Tigers. Opening Day in L.A. means a number of new food items will be offered at Dodger Stadium for the 2025 season.

The scoreboard operator at Dodger Stadium apparently hasn’t been keeping up much with the news lately. During the Los Angeles Dodgers’ home game against the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday, the scoreboard flashed an unfortunate graphic in error.

Get in line early. That's the tip from the Dodgers before they hand out nearly 40,000 Shohei Ohtani bobbleheads at tonight's game against the Atlanta Braves. The collectible bobbleheads commemorate Ohtani's first season with the Dodgers,