American man wins Los Angeles Marathon for 1st time in 31 years
LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Something surprising happened at the finish line of the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday. An American man came in first place. Matt Richtman, of Illinois, became the first American male to win the race in 31 years. His time was recorded at 2 hours, 7 minutes, 56 seconds.
From left, runners Masako Higuchi, 83, third from left, and May DuBois, fourth from left, take photos with fellow runners ...
Among those who finished the race was 15-year-old fire evacuee Abel Rivera, whose home in Altadena burned down in January.
American Matthew Richtman, in only his second marathon, wins the men’s race. Ethiopia’s Tejinesh Tulu captures the women’s ...
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Several roads across Los Angeles will be closed for the 40th LA Marathon, impacting traffic for many residents.
Several firefighters who fought wildfires mere weeks ago were among those participating in the 26-mile, 385-yard race.
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