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Colorado Rockies star Nolan Arenado charged the mound after a fastball from San Diego starter Luis Perdomo sailed behind him, setting off a wild brawl Wednesday that resulted in five ejections during a testy series at Coors Field.

The Los Angeles County district attorney’s office is reviewing a case of alleged sexual abuse involving Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey, officials said Wednesday.

Kali Uchis opened her concert Tuesday night at downtown’s Novo club with the same song that opens “Isolation,” the lively and unpredictable debut album she released last week.

President Trump’s anger over what he called the “fake and corrupt” Russia investigation flared anew on Wednesday, fueling a bipartisan push in the Senate for a new proposal to prevent the president from firing special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

U.S. prosecutors say their evidence against notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman includes killings, torture, kidnappings, prison breaks and even an attempt to smuggle seven tons of cocaine in cans of jalapeños.

U.S. prosecutors say their evidence against notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman includes killings, torture, kidnappings, prison breaks and even an attempt to smuggle seven tons of cocaine in cans of jalapeños.

Isaac Asimov's "Foundation" books, one of the most iconic series in science fiction, might finally be getting a screen adaptation.

The “whiteout” is set to go at T-Mobile Arena.

Every seat in the venue was adorned with a white towel, reading “Vegas Born,” for Vegas Golden Knights fans to wave for Wednesday’s Game 1 of the first-round series against the Kings.

It’s the first playoff game for the expansion Knights, and the Kings...

Mike Pompeo faces his Senate confirmation hearing Thursday to become secretary of State as the Trump administration grapples with a mounting series of international crises and challenges, including probable U.S. air raids in Syria, a likely withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, and a possible...

To the editor: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg appeared more calm and sincere testifying in Congress than any lawmaker. But I’m not entirely sure why he was even hauled in. (“Senators vented at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg — but may leave it at that,” April 10)

A lawyer for the U.S. government asked a federal appeals court in San Francisco on Wednesday to overturn a nationwide injunction blocking enforcement of President Trump’s executive order against so-called sanctuary cities.

An Ocean View School District trustee is calling for the removal of a member of city and school district panels who is alleged to have referred to minorities as “colored people” in a YouTube video.

An Ocean View School District trustee is calling for the removal of a member of city and school district panels who is alleged to have referred to minorities as “colored people” in a YouTube video.

From the unusual sights to the iconic canals to the mix of old and new homes, Venice is a feast for the senses. To get a taste of the local flavor, real estate agent Tami Pardee gave Hot Property host Jesse Goddard a personal tour through the weird and wonderful beachfront neighborhood.

Travelers leaving Los Angeles International Airport by car, van, bus, shuttle or taxi have no choice but to wait at the chaotic curbside, often for more than half an hour, as drivers fight through bumper-to-bumper traffic.

The Delano Police Department has forwarded a report to the Kern County district attorney’s office asking prosecutors to review whether federal immigration agents gave false information to police investigating a traffic crash that killed a couple who were in the country illegally.

Mitzi Shore, the owner of the Comedy Store who died early Wednesday in Los Angeles, was remembered on social media both before and after her death as a woman who created a special place for comics.

With news that House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.) won’t seek another term in 2018, Bakersfield Republican Kevin McCarthy gets another chance — maybe his last — at the leadership post he has long coveted.

Warner Bros. will not renew its $450-million co-financing agreement with Brett Ratner’s film funding company, cutting its remaining ties with the embattled director, who has been accused of sexual misconduct or assault by several women.

A tearful accuser confronted Bill Cosby in court Wednesday over allegations he drugged and molested her more than 30 years ago.