Barely an hour after a United Nations-brokered cease-fire took effect in Yemen on Saturday, fighting erupted between the warring sides and Shiite Muslim rebels accused a Saudi Arabian-led coalition of carrying out airstrikes against them.
A cellphone video of a motorist speeding recklessly in reverse down Laurel Canyon Boulevard's steep, finicky curves has attracted the attention of Los Angeles police.
The "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" trailer revealed Saturday during the Warner Bros. Hall H presentation at Comic-Con is here, and it gives fans an extended look at the repercussions Superman faces after his actions in "Man of Steel."
Pope Francis, in a massive ceremony Saturday, praised the women of Paraguay who, as the "lifeblood" and "keepers of the memory," resuscitated a country devastated by war.
We're exclusively premiering the new trailer for Syfy's miniseries "Childhood's End," which just debuted at Comic-Con on Saturday morning. Get a good look at what Arthur C. Clarke's sci-fi novel will look like in real life, right now.
Punk rock was never supposed to be about growing old gracefully.
More than 50 Chinese human rights lawyers and staffers have been detained in a roundup spanning nearly half of the country.
Alone in Disneyland, but not lonely
The waters off Huntington Beach were reopened to the public Saturday morning, a day after officials said a surfer was bumped by a 7-foot-long baby great white shark.
Philadelphia 76ers fans might have to wait until next year for Joel Embiid's NBA debut.
Taylor Swift's so-called squad keeps growing.
On Friday, we followed HBO's "Game of Thrones" all day across San Diego Comic-Con. And when the cast held a signing on the massive convention floor, things went insane.
Dallas Mavericks' owner Mark Cuban did not accept DeAndre Jordan's apology.
In response to news that the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating possible collusion by the nation's major airlines to keep airfares high, American Airlines Chief Executive Doug Parker issued a letter to his employees assuring them that the airline had done no wrong.
It's time for critics of the Obama administration's contraceptive mandate to drop the pretense. The fight is no longer about employers being required to pay for contraceptives, particularly "morning after" pills that some consider abortifacients. It's about employees being able to obtain them.
After months of running on broad themes backed by little in the way of actual policy proposals, Hillary Rodham Clinton will announce Monday what aides call a far-reaching plan to restructure the economy to move more of the nation's wealth to middle- and low-wage earners.
A Costa Mesa resident was sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the kidnapping and killing two decades ago of a man he believed had raped his former girlfriend.
Standing in the pulpit above Austin Klimusko's casket three years ago, his mother used his death to draw the connection between pills from a pharmacy and drugs from the street.
Since Amy Madigan burst on the scene 33 years ago with her performance in the feature "Love Child," she has worked extensively in film and TV, earned a supporting actress Oscar nomination for 1985's "Twice in a Lifetime," received an Emmy nomination for the controversial 1989 TV film "Roe vs. Wade"...
An original Dan Goozee preliminary painting for a 1977 "Star Wars" poster, a one-sheet from the 1954 3-D horror classic "Creature From the Black Lagoon," a French poster of Jean Cocteau's 1946 masterpiece "Beauty and the Beast" and a poster from the 1933 Greta Garbo historical drama "Queen Christina"...
The tents and tarpaulins were visible for miles, dotting the scrubby embankments of the Arroyo Seco and prompting complaints to the city from worried neighbors.
California Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de León told a crowd of business leaders in Hollywood that the state's newly expanded film and television tax credit program is beginning to bring crews back to Southern California.
I don't want to take a stand that lands me on the side of racists and fans of the Confederacy. But I can't support the push by civil rights activists and Sacramento politicians to force a Long Beach elementary school to erase Robert E. Lee from its name.
They consider themselves doubly marginalized - a vulnerable subset of an already maligned population.