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Coast Community College District officials said Monday they are reviewing how to proceed after a professor at Golden West College in Huntington Beach was identified in a video telling a Long Beach couple to "go back to your home country."

The message left in black on the door to the bedroom where Rebecca Zahau was found dead was cryptic. Two lines, no punctuation.

Hi, and welcome to another edition of Dodgers Dugout. My name is Houston Mitchell and let’s get right to No. 10 in our countdown.

Several times last season, a handful of Miami Dolphins players knelt during the national anthem. At one point, coach Adam Gase made a rule that players either had to stand on the sideline or wait in the tunnel during the song but later told players they wouldn’t be punished for kneeling.

With health complaints continuing from Border Patrol agents who work the polluted areas of the Tijuana River Valley, the federal Customs and Border Protection agency is quietly trying to solve some of the problems of toxic sewage flows from Mexico — on its own.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice and Senate Republicans reached a tentative deal on Tuesday to end a nine-day statewide teachers' strike by giving them 5 percent raises — and adding similar raises for all state workers while they're at it.

Stocks moved up in early trading on Wall Street on Tuesday, led by gains in technology companies and retailers.

La respuesta humana a la llegada de los robots al ámbito del automovilismo ha tenido un comienzo problemático.

This season’s Lakers are the kind of team that is prone to do things that haven’t been done by the franchise in years.

Las Vegas tourism leaders revived the famous “What happens here, stays here” slogan three months after a mass shooting on the Strip, but gaming revenue and visitation numbers remain depressed in the tourist destination.

Un hombre que una vez asesoró al ex gobernador Arnold Schwarzenegger fue uno de las cuatro personas arrestadas por la policía en Citrus Heights, California, como parte de una campaña de tráfico de personas en todo el estado.

If you want to see one of Japan’s more spectacular flower displays, mark your calendar for April and May. That’s when fields below famed Mt. Fuji will turn a bright pink during the 2018 Shiba-sakura Festival.

Un oficial de policía de Los Ángeles no será acusado penalmente en el controvertido tiroteo de Jesse Romero, un niño de 14 años cuya muerte en 2016 inspiró protestas en su vecindario de Boyle Heights y se convirtió en parte de un debate más amplio, a menudo acalorado, sobre cómo los agentes utilizan...

In a potential historic breakthrough, North Korea has offered to freeze its illicit nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs to engage in talks with the United States, South Korean officials said Tuesday.

Every Kid in a Park started in 2015 and continues through August. With this program, any fourth-grader can take his or her family to a national park, forest or other federal land for free.

The composer has some dishy tidbits to share in his new autobiography, but in matters such as his falling out with lyricist Tim Rice, Webber pulls back. What the man behind "Phantom," "Cats," "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "Evita" has to say about a remarkable life in the theater.

Más de 500 víctimas del tiroteo masivo en Las Vegas comenzaron a recibir dinero el lunes de un fondo de víctimas que recaudó más de $ 31 millones después de la tragedia.

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a trip to the Emerald Isle itself. A three-day introduction to Ireland includes accommodations in a castle in County Clare, a private tour to the Cliffs of Moher and a visit to a pub for lunch.

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Tuesday, March 6, and here’s what’s happening across California:

The California Coastal Act for decades has scaled back mega-hotels, protected wetlands and, above all, declared that access to the beach was a fundamental right guaranteed to everyone.

President Trump adds NAFTA to the mix in his threats about steel and aluminum tariffs.

“I have two words to leave with you tonight, ladies and gentlemen: inclusion rider.”

Over the past weeks, the steadfast demands of the Parkland, Fla., students have resounded through the suburban Oregon high school where I teach visual arts. A group of senior girls, spurred to action by the horrors at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, organized a walkout of their own. I listened as...