Новости за 06.06.2017

Satellite television giant Dish Network has been ordered to pay $280 million in penalties for violations of the National Do Not Call Registry laws and invading the privacy of American consumers, the U.S. Justice Department said Tuesday.

When the Chargers selected Mike Williams, a wide receiver out of Clemson, with their first-round draft pick, it seemed like they were getting a fairly known commodity. Williams would be a big target for Philip Rivers, the kind of talent that should be able to make an early impact for a quarterback...

Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan has officially beat it out of Beverly Hills, selling his home of about eight years for $3.9 million.

Works by two very different artists are brought together at Parrasch Heijnen Gallery, partly to tug Bess' art out from under the shadow of his heart-wrenching life story.

As Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers begin haggling over a new state budget, there are only a few items to resolve. But they're tough ones.

The California Supreme Court appeared closely divided Tuesday over the constitutionality of a ballot measure passed in November to speed up executions.

A man brandishing a hammer was shot and wounded by police after he tried to attack two police officers outside Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Tuesday.

Avocado fan? There are so many things you can do with the fruit (yes, it’s a fruit), and we’re not just talking guacamole, or avocado toast. Here are 21 of our favorite avocado-centric recipes — soups, relish, shakes, salads and more.

U.S. stock indexes edged lower in morning trading Tuesday, extending modest losses from the day before. Several retailers posted quarterly results that fell short of Wall Street's expectations. Bank stocks were down the most, reflecting a steep drop in bond yields. Phone companies led the gainers.

Bass guitarist Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses and his wife, Susan, needed just over a month to sell their home in Sherman Oaks.

Apparently, the person who put together the Rookie League Ogden Raptors’ promotional schedule is a time traveler from the 1950s. It’s really the only viable explanation for a special night the team had planned that makes sense only if you lived in a less-enlightened time.

How did Kevin Hart get to be, well, Kevin Hart? The hilarious, wildly successful comedian tells his story and shares his wisdom in the new book “I Can’t Make This Up: Life Lessons.”

The golden age of television has brought production roaring back to the Los Angeles area, with streaming companies and cable channels shooting year-round to fill viewers’ insatiable demand. But producers are facing an unintended consequence of the surge in local shoots — a shortage of soundstage...

A Burbank-based creative design firm has dreamed up a pair of theme park attractions that put Ferrari fans in the driver’s seat of an international road trip and behind the wheel at some the world’s greatest race tracks.

The company tapped by the federal government to provide interpreters in immigration court wrongly classified employees as independent contractors and fired those who spoke out, the National Labor Relations Board said in a complaint issued last week.