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Exclusive video interviews with TV stars from your favorite shows May 31, 2016, 1:29 p.m. There can be no doubt that television today offers more high-quality programming than ever before, and now it's not always even on your television. But wherever you watch it, there are so many stand-out performances...

During a time of increased scrutiny of policing and an uptick in crime, Los Angeles County residents offered mixed reviews of local law enforcement in a poll released Tuesday, with the greatest skepticism coming from African Americans. 

Hacker who leaked presidential paintings pleads guilty. UC San Diego shuts down its art gallery amid a storm of criticism. SFMOMA in copycat pastry debacle. And, the downtown L.A. culture strip that is facing demolition. Plus, reviews of the Venice Architecture Biennale are starting to pour in...

A jury on Tuesday convicted an actor who played a police officer on TV of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife that was partially witnessed by their two young sons.

The Warriors' Game 7 win to complete a comeback from down 3-1 in the Western Conference finals has drawn the largest TV audience for an NBA game on cable.

A man wanted in the fatal shooting of his pregnant girlfriend in Los Angeles in April was arrested Sunday after he became lost near the San Ysidro border crossing, authorities said.

Whereas many Los Angeles Rams players have opted to lease in and around their new city, at least one member of the organization has decided to buy. Tight end Lance Kendricks has paid $1.8 million for a home in a gated Calabasas community.

After a restraining order was issued Friday against estranged husband Johnny Depp, Amber Heard is clarifying why she didn’t previously share with police her allegations of abuse. 

Efforts to extradite filmmaker Roman Polanski to the United States to face sentencing on child sex charges were given a new boost on Tuesday by Poland’s justice minister, who said the director shouldn’t get special treatment because of his celebrity.

California politics updates: Gov. Jerry Brown endorses Hillary Clinton, locals criticize affordable housing plan May 31, 2016, 1:14 p.m. Welcome to Essential Politics, our daily feed on California politics and government news. Here's what we're watching: Gov. Jerry Brown left the sidelines in the...

Rouha Sadighi, the chef behind a new breakfast-centered food truck called the Rooster, which hit the streets of Los Angeles in January, is on a mission to make “breakfast dope again.” And she's succeeding, one Rico Suave tater tot-loaded breakfast burrito at a time. 

A San Fernando Valley teaching assistant who worked with special education students has been charged with sexually abusing two boys over a six-year period, the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office announced Tuesday.

Donald Trump insults: 'sleaze' and 'fool' - and that's in one news conference May 31, 2016, 11:46 a.m. California's governor says he'll vote for Hillary Clinton in next week's primary. Donald Trump tussles with reporters and promises he won't change Jerry Brown, who has a long history with the...

On Friday, the iconic downtown Los Angeles punk club the Smell learned the bad news when a bill was posted on its entrance. Delivered by the building’s owner, L&R Group of Companies, the notice informed the venue that its days were numbered and that the building would be demolished.

Of all of the oddities in UCLA’s last basketball season — and there were many — there was this: UCLA won more games against Kentucky (one) than it did against USC (zero, in three tries).

Donald Trump insults: 'sleaze' and 'fool' - and that's in one news conference May 31, 2016, 11:46 a.m. California's governor says he'll vote for Hillary Clinton in next week's primary. Donald Trump tussles with reporters and promises he won't change Jerry Brown, who has a long history with the...

Florida has its Burmese pythons, Louisiana has its beaver-like nutria, and Rancho Palos Verdes has its peacocks.

The NCAA won a legal skirmish in former USC assistant football coach Todd McNair’s lawsuit against the organization, with the case being reassigned from the Los Angeles Superior Court judge overseeing it.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled for landowners Tuesday who are fighting the government over whether their property includes protected wetlands.

The CIF announced Tuesday that in anticipation of excessive heat expected for this weekend's state championships in Clovis, there will be schedule changes.

To think like a hacker, start-up founder Andrew Peterson hired some people who know hackers well. His co-founders at Venice cybersecurity start-up Signal Sciences Corp. include a guy whom companies used to pay to try to hack them and a guy who led engineers often responsible for leaving unintended...

California Gov. Jerry Brown: I'm backing Hillary Clinton May 31, 2016, 6:54 a.m. Bernie Sanders' stumping in California extends to showing up at the Warriors' Game 7 win in the Western Conference finals. Jerry Brown, who has a long history with the Clintons, endorses Hillary Hillary Clinton and...

To the editor: A few years ago my once-vibrant child started withdrawing from extracurricular activities. Grades started plummeting, and school absences piled up. There were diagnoses of depression and anxiety; suicidal thoughts became part of his life. (“LGBT divide grows as 11 states sue feds...

U.S. stock indexes were little changed in early trading Tuesday as investors weighed new economic data, including figures showing that spending by consumers in the U.S. increased last month by the largest amount in more than six years. Energy companies were among the biggest gainers as the price...

To the editor: The debate about how best to lay off teachers and reduce their tenure under the guise of “protecting the educational opportunities of California’s schoolchildren” is disingenuous as long as our per-pupil funding of public education ranks near the bottom of all states and fails to...