The initial court hearing as part of Lakers Governor Jeanie Buss’ petition to stop her siblings from selling the family’s ownership shares of the Lakers has been rescheduled. Jeanie Buss’ attorney, ...

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LOS ANGELES — The Buss Family’s fight over their 17.8% stake in the Lakers, and whether Jeanie Buss will be able to halt a sale to the Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner-led ownership group that agreed to ...

Jeanie Buss' battle with her siblings over their stake in the Lakers has landed in Los Angeles Superior Court. Allen J. Schaben / Getty Images The Buss family’s fight over the Lakers is back in court.

Reigniting a court battle that began in 2017, Jeanie Buss has filed a petition to stop her five siblings from selling the family's remaining ownership in the NBA team and to have two of them explain ...

The new owners of the San Diego Padres were warned by a rival general manager who remained anonymous. San Diego Padres On SI New Padres owner takes hilarious ‘dinosaurs’ jab at Dodgers — and fans ...

The sale of the San Diego Padres became official on Aug. 17 when husband-and-wife duo José Feliciano and Kwanza Jones took over principal ownership of the ballclub. But they're not alone: Buss Sports ...

Two of her siblings are now onboard with the San Diego Padres ownership, but Jeanie Buss is clearly nowhere near an agreement with them when it comes to the Los Angeles Lakers. “Jeanie never agreed to ...

Padres banner. (File photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) Buss Sports Capital, an investment group founded by former Los Angeles Lakers executives Joey and Jesse Buss, has joined the Padres’ new ...

NBA Welcome to the Latest Chapter of the Buss Family Circus The Lakers and the Busses have been inseparable since 1979. But in recent decades, that relationship has been defined by sibling squabbles ...

The Buss family reiterated their intention to sell their remaining shares in the Los Angeles Lakers, saying in a statement that five of the six members of the Buss trust are "united" in the decision.