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- 1L.A. Olympics organizers limit some financial disclosures●L.A. Olympics organizers limit some financial disclosures, a Times review shows
A Los Angeles Times review has found that organizers of the 2028 L.A. Olympics are limiting certain financial disclosures, restricting public visibility into how money is being spent ahead of the Games. The reporting raises questions about transparency from the organizing committee, which has pledged openness as it manages a multibillion-dollar budget.
- 2LA28 Unveils Initial Triathlon Course Details●Initial Details of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Triathlon Courses Unveiled
Organisers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games have released initial details of the triathlon courses. The announcement marks an early step in shaping the competition venues for swimming, cycling and running segments. Further specifics, including exact routes and locations, are expected to be confirmed as preparations for the Games progress.
- 3South Korean fencers take four Asian Games golds, target LA 2028▼S. Korean fencers finish Asian Games with 4 golds, eye 2028 Olympics
South Korea's fencing team closed out the Asian Games with four gold medals, confirming the country's status as one of the continent's leading fencing nations. Team members and officials say the results mark a stepping stone toward the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, where they hope to build on the momentum.
- 4Los Angeles struggles to secure Olympic transit funding▼Los Angeles struggles to get Olympic transit funding
Los Angeles is facing difficulties securing funding for transit projects needed ahead of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Organisers and city officials have stressed that expanding and upgrading transport infrastructure is central to hosting the Games, but financing gaps and competing budget priorities are complicating plans. The funding shortfall raises questions about whether key transit improvements will be ready before the world arrives.
- 5LA28 releases second batch of Olympic tickets▼LA28 Opens Second Olympic Ticket Drop After Record-Breaking First Sale
Los Angeles organizers for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games have opened a second ticket sale after an initial release that the committee describes as record-breaking for demand. The new drop gives fans another chance to secure seats for the Games, which return to the United States for the first time since 2002. Interest in LA28 tickets has been unusually high since the first phase of sales.
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Attention is turning to the men's volleyball field for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, with a rundown of which national teams have secured qualification so far. The remaining spots will be decided through ongoing qualification pathways as the Games approach, and fans are following which volleyball powers are already booked for LA and which still have work to do.
- 7Squash chief cautious as sport readies for Olympic debut●Squash chief looks ahead to Olympic debut, is not taking Brisbane 2032 for granted
Squash's world governing body chief has spoken about the sport's upcoming debut at the Olympic Games while stressing that its place at the Brisbane 2032 Games cannot be assumed. The sport will make its first Olympic appearance at Los Angeles 2028, and officials are focused on making the most of that opportunity to secure its long-term future on the programme.
- 8Ohashi eyes LA 2028 after Marchand calls him 'scary'●Games-Ohashi embraces LA 2028 challenge after Marchand calls him 'scary'
Japanese swimmer Ohashi says he is embracing the challenge of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics after French star Léon Marchand described him as a 'scary' rival. The comment from the multiple Olympic champion has put a spotlight on Ohashi ahead of the next Games cycle, and he responded by welcoming the pressure of competing against the world's best on American soil.