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One of two fugitive brothers on the run for 18 years in connection with a murder-for-hire killing was finally caught hiding in Mexico, while the remaining sibling remains on the loose, the FBI announced Thursday.

Southern California Edison has reached a $400-million settlement with its insurer over the shuttered San Onofre nuclear plant that the utility says will help cut customers' costs.

Turns out the plague was, er, plaguing humans far earlier than once thought. A study of ancient DNA pulled from human teeth in Asia and Europe finds that the bacteria Yersinia pestis had infected humans as far back as 2,800 to 5,000 years ago – perhaps three millenniums earlier than expected.

So the big moment has arrived for goalie Jhonas Enroth.

His first regular-season start for the Kings.

“It’s special because it’s the first game for me here,” he said after Thursday morning’s skate. “I’m excited for that. I feel like it’s about time. It’s been awhile since I played a game obviously....

The Dodgers and Manager Don Mattingly parted ways Thursday. The team's president of baseball operations, Andrew Friedman, and general manager, Farhan Zaidi, gave their version of the events this afternoon but were short on specifics. Mattingly didn't offer any more specifics around the decision...

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Thursday strongly endorsed extending light rail service to the far inland edge of L.A. County.

She is the daughter of unemployed parents in the crowded, rat-infested township of Alexandra, the first member of her family to make it to university. She’s a law student who dreams of becoming chief justice one day.

The shigella outbreak has spread to three other Bay Area counties after public health officials received additional reports of patients who were infected by the bacterial disease linked to a San Jose seafood restaurant.

At halftime of a Friday home game against Washington, Banning High will receive recognition from the NFL for having three former players who played in the Super Bowl.

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Beverly Hills' basketball program may have hit the jackpot with the arrival of 6-foot-6 twins Mason and Maddox Daniels, a pair of seniors who played last season for Florida Montverde.

Change has come to the Dodgers and more is on the way.

A new manager typically means a new coaching staff, which is exactly what is likely to happen with the Dodgers after they parted ways with Don Mattingly on Thursday.

Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman said the coaches...

Before Richard Barancik was a successful Chicago architect, he helped safeguard some of Europe’s most valuable pieces of Western culture plundered by the Nazis.

Get out your fire emoji, y'all -- the new Justin Bieber single is here.

A San Jose police officer who targeted Ferguson protesters using his personal Twitter account in December is no longer working with the department.

When Michael R. Bloomberg last year pledged $50 million to take on the mighty NRA at its own game — using bare-knuckled politics to win over state legislatures and voters and make the pro-gun crowd “afraid of us” — he was talking about places like Maine.

Animo South Los Angeles has become the third school this week to discontinue its football season because of a depleted roster.

Alphabet Inc., the recently created parent company of Google Inc., topped earnings estimates in the third quarter, grossing $18.7 billion in revenue, the company said Thursday.

President Obama vetoed the 2016 defense spending bill Thursday afternoon, fulfilling his promise to block Congress’ plan to increase the budget for a war account that has evolved into a broader source of funding while leaving spending caps in place on other government programs.

Cerritos College will be the site for a triple-header for the City Section championship games in football on Saturday, Dec. 5. The Division I, II and III finals will be played there.