Новости за 17.03.2016

Moorpark's pitching staff has been very good this season, particularly left-hander Kenny Brawner. He threw a one-hitter on Wednesday, leading the Musketeers past Royal, 3-0, in a Coastal Canyon League opener.

Every day teachers nationwide balance the tension between instructing attentive students and dealing fairly with those who disrupt classes.

A sex farce with gender politics on its mind, Caryl Churchill's "Cloud 9" is a feminist classic that still bowls theatergoers over with its breathtaking theatrical daring.

The first round of the 2016 NCAA tournament opens with 32 games played over two days beginning Thursday morning. Stay tuned for results from each game and other notes up through the national championship tilt on April 4 in Houston. 8:07 A.M. Chuck Schilken Obama makes his choice -- Kansas will...

When the British techno band Underworld played the Hollywood Bowl last year for the belated 20th anniversary of its 1994 breakthrough LP "dubnobasswithmyheadman," it proved that live dance music could be as fun to watch as a rock show. Singer Karl Hyde prowled around the stage, spinning abstract...

The Los Angeles Zoo is taking steps to protect its animals from a mountain lion suspected of killing a koala last week but does not want the predator relocated or euthanized, zoo officials said Wednesday.

Justin Bieber has settled a lawsuit by a photographer who accused the singer of kicking and punching him outside a Southern California shopping center in 2012.

The California Supreme Court on Wednesday denied the NCAA’s petition to review an appellate court ruling that allowed former USC assistant football coach Todd McNair’s defamation lawsuit against the organization to proceed.

Sixteen years ago, Gwen Stefani of No Doubt sang about wanting "a simple kind of life."

As summer approaches, some worry that warmer weather could attract mosquitoes and bring the fast-spreading Zika virus stateside. But new research finds that, in California at least, that probably won't be the case.

A man accused of fatally shooting six people between driving passengers for Uber in Michigan is suing the ride-sharing company for $10 million.

Federal Reserve policymakers said the U.S. economy is strong enough to handle increases in a key interest rate this year, but they have scaled back the number of anticipated hikes in the wake of slower growth caused by recent financial market volatility.

Mixed martial arts fighter Jason “Mayhem” Miller is in trouble with the law again.

The stubborn refusal of Senate Republicans to consider any Supreme Court nominee offered by President Obama would be outrageous, regardless of whom the president selected to succeed Justice Antonin Scalia. But Obama's announcement Wednesday that he will nominate Merrick Garland, a moderate federal...

Former American Apparel Chief Executive Dov Charney has sued his former lawyers, accusing them of professional negligence in steering him wrong in dealings with the clothing maker.

Despite their slovenly habits in agricultural settings, pigs raised in biomedical labs are clean enough that many humans would welcome —indeed, do welcome — the use of their tissue for life-saving transplants. Transplanted heart valves routinely come from pigs as well as cows.