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An Anaheim teenager was arrested Tuesday after making social media threats about shootings at four different high schools, authorities said.

Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas guests may find themselves greeted by the hotel’s newest staff member: a robot named Pepper.

It’s not even Thanksgiving yet, but you wouldn’t know that at Disneyland and California Adventure Park. Each park has a mammoth Christmas tree in place, and Sleeping Beauty’s Castle has officially gone into winter mode.

Matt Warburton discusses the series finale of 'The Mindy Project'

The cost of general admission to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is going up. Or down. Depending on how you look at it.

If facing winter makes you dream of spring, check out American Cruise Lines’ Tulip Festival cruises next April that will explore Washington state’s Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands.

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Wednesday, Nov. 15, and here’s what’s happening across California:

"Justice League," a mega-budget film - which showcases Aquaman, Cyborg and the Flash alongside their more-famous colleagues - is expected to easily dominate the box office this weekend. It also marks a major test of Warner Bros.' plans to compete with Disney's Marvel Studios.

The sight of a very persistent bowler throwing strike after strike looms high over Sunset Boulevard again, now that a nearly century-old electric sign has been restored.

To the editor: By criticizing Tom Steyer’s campaign to get more voters and lawmakers to support impeaching President Trump, Doyle McManus champions the Democrats’ decades-long error of assuming the next election will fix everything on its own. (“Tom Steyer's impeachment petition will only make...

To the editor: UCLA deserves a large measure of blame for the arrest of three of its basketball players in China for allegedly shoplifting in a Louis Vuitton store. (“Trump asked Chinese leader to help resolve case involving UCLA basketball players,” Nov. 14)

Democrats Luis Lopez and Wendy Carrillo are running for Assembly District 51 in a special election on Dec. 5. With only a small percentage of registered voters expected to cast ballots, victory could turn on just a few votes, putting extra pressure on campaign workers to squeeze out support where...

To the editor: So, voters in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area favor the 12-cent gas tax increase while those in other areas oppose it. (“Most California voters already want to overturn gas tax increase, poll finds,” Nov. 10)

University of California regents, meeting in San Francisco this week, will release findings of an independent investigation into whether UC President Janet Napolitano’s staff members improperly interfered with a state audit of her office’s operations.

With its tolerant culture, Midcentury architectural style and lively arts scene, Palm Springs has for decades been a mecca for the LGBTQ community.

Four people were killed and at least 10 injured when a gunman went on a rampage in a small Northern California community. Authorities say it could have been much worse.

As I write about the housing market in California, where high prices are forcing people into their cars, onto streets and farther from where they work, one thing is clear:

When pushcart vendors try to set up shop in front of his East Hollywood gas station, Jacques Massachi tells them to leave.

Center Theatre Group will announce Wednesday the addition of three productions to its 2018-19 season, including the 9/11 musical “Come From Away.”

The Los Angeles Unified School District is making plans to smarten up and move into the smartphone age.

To the editor: For decades, while praising the valor and sacrifice of veterans, our politicians have skimped on benefits and erected barriers to healthcare for the very same veterans. World War II and Korean War veterans received decent post-service benefits, but those who fought in later wars...

Even as Senate leaders seek to enhance their tax package to make it more attractive to middle-class Americans, they are proposing making the new individual benefits expire at the end of 2025 in an effort to avoid adding to the long-term federal deficit.

At President Trump’s insistence, congressional Republicans are proposing something unprecedented: a special, lower tax bracket for partnerships, contractors and other “pass-through” businesses. And they’re doing so with only the vaguest of ideas how the proposal will affect the country’s most famous...