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Touring the under-renovation Coliseum
It’s on a tight deadline to be finished before the Rams’ preseason opener.
See renovations in full swing at the LA Coliseum in Expo Park
The refurbished stadium will feature more legroom, fewer seats, new concession stands, and better Wi-Fi.
USC reportedly sells Coliseum naming rights to United Airlines for $70M
It is "the richest naming-rights deal among college football stadiums."
Street vending could soon be legal in LA—but not at Hollywood Boulevard, Dodger Stadium
It’s one of several popular attractions, including the Hollywood Bowl and Staples Center, where sidewalk sales would be banned.
USC wants to sell the Coliseum’s naming rights to United Airlines
Revenue from what is reportedly the "richest naming-rights deal" in college football will be put towards the stadium’s $270 million renovation.
USC's Coliseum renovation will reduce seating and move season-ticket holders
It’s part of a renovation that will add improvements such as additional aisles, widened seats—and more leg room.
Here's where LA would hold opening ceremonies for the 2024 Olympics
Events would occur at both the Coliseum and future NFL stadium in Inglewood, with most of the opening ceremony held at the new stadium and the closing ceremony held at the Coliseum—which has hosted the games twice before.
LA tells the Rams to pay for their own security
The city of LA and the newly returned Los Angeles Rams took a while deciding who would foot the bill for security at home games while the team plays at the Coliseum. After an embarrassing loss to start the season, the Rams have agreed to pay.
The Rams played their first preseason game and parking was how much?
The Rams played a (pre-season) game at the Coliseum Saturday for the first time in more than 35 years. Some 90,000 people showed up for the event, but parking was a nightmare, with some lots charging as much as $100 per vehicle.
First look at the Coliseum's Olympics makeover
New renderings and a video show how the venue would be converted from a college football field into a place where track and field events would happen. There's also venue shuffling that's moving swimming events away from the new soccer stadium.
How one building put Los Angeles on the map
As Los Angeles boomed in the 1910s, civic leaders longed for a public venue for concerts, events, and, if they were lucky, the Olympics. The LA Memorial Coliseum cost only $800,000, but it helped make the young city a star.
