Latin music star Prince Royce on moving from bachata to pop: 'I have to try it'
Prince Royce is famous enough to perform on national television - but not so famous that viewers always know who they're watching.
Prince Royce is famous enough to perform on national television - but not so famous that viewers always know who they're watching.
Off in the distance, there's a disturbance in the almond orchard. The ground is shaking, the trees are rustling.
LAS VEGAS - The chances of Andre Berto's unlikely win over Floyd Mayweather Jr. are hinged to the motivation he has taken from a career-threatening shoulder injury, to the counsel of his trainer and maybe even something about a woman.
Leslye Headland wears her commitment to filmmaking on her sleeve - or at least on her forearms. One is tattooed with the problem-solving aphorism "What would Lubitsch do?" while the other has a quote from the endearing '80s artifact "War Games."
Exxon Mobil's plan to increase production at its Torrance refinery appears on track for approval, which could help lower gasoline prices in the Los Angeles region within weeks.
In a presidential campaign where candidates are tripping over one another to present as hip to the culture and needs of Silicon Valley, embracing tech buzzwords and marveling at the possibilities of the sharing economy, Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky has gone perhaps the furthest, announcing...
After four parched years, most California voters seem to be taking the drought in stride, saying it has had little to no effect on their daily lives. They oppose sacrificing environmental protections to expand water supplies and generally approve of how Gov. Jerry Brown has handled the crisis,...
If any place in New York City deserves a blessing, it is the sliver of East Harlem that Pope Francis will visit.
Gonpo Tso was born a princess.
In May, Sue Kamm suffered a bad fall, and her injuries required her to spend about 10 days in two hospitals. Coupled with ongoing treatment from several doctors for diabetes, her medical records are scattered in various filing cabinets and computer systems around town.
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The singsong chant echoed through Gillette Stadium midway through the fourth quarter of New England's 28-21 victory over Pittsburgh.
A private conference call that the leaders of Metrolink used to discuss safety concerns surrounding dozens of new passenger cars is drawing criticism from Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich and the president of a state rail association.
After initially defending the payments, Compton city officials have moved to stop boosting the salaries of council members and the mayor for sitting on boards and commissions - a long-standing practice the district attorney's office has alleged is illegal.
The push for aggressive new state policies to fight climate change suffered another setback Thursday.
A man who carjacked a sedan at gunpoint and led police on a high-speed chase before holing up in a Downey BBQ restaurant Thursday night has died, authorities said.
Hart Coach Mike Herrington decided to give running back Nelson James a pep talk at halftime with his team holding a 14-10 lead over Paraclete. James listened and delivered.
A shallow magnitude 3.0 earthquake was reported Thursday evening 23 miles from Rancho Tehama Reserve, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor occurred at 9:40 p.m. Pacific time at a depth of 2.5 miles.
The Senate on Thursday failed to muster the two-thirds vote to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot requiring large California counties, including Los Angeles, to expand their five-member boards of supervisors to at least seven members.
Lawmakers who have been negotiating a plan to regulate medical marijuana in California said late Thursday that they have reached an agreement on legislation to be acted on by Friday's deadline.
A California appeals court on Thursday rejected a police union's request to stop the public disclosure of an independent consultant report on the 2012 fatal shooting by Pasadena police of an unarmed black teenager.
A former captain with the New York City Fire Department pleaded no contest Thursday to charges that he sexually molested two boys while visiting family members in Los Angeles last year, authorities said.
The University of California system has sold off endowment and pension fund holdings in coal and oil sands companies, a $200-million move that officials said was in response to environmental concerns and rising financial risk.
"Think not those faithful who praise thy every word and deed, but those who kindly reprove thy faults."