Новости за 07.05.2018

A man described as a “prowler” died Sunday after police attempted to arrest him in South L.A., authorities said.

Bluebird Brasserie, the first brewery in Sherman Oaks, opened about a month ago on Ventura Boulevard. It’s the latest beer-focused outpost under the Artisanal Beverage Collective (ABC) umbrella — the hospitality group founded by ex-Golden Road Brewery partner Tony Yanow that’s nearly a dozen dining...

Mason Rudolph doesn’t have a problem with recent comments made by the man he’s likely going to be backing up in Pittsburgh this fall.

A home that property records show was once owned by late “Star Trek” actor Leonard Nimoy through a trust is for sale in Sherman Oaks at $1.785 million.

Ed Hochuli may have a future in real estate.

Just a week after finding a buyer for his ground-floor condo in San Diego, the recently retired NFL referee and attorney has sold the unit above it for $2.6 million, or $95,000 less than his asking price.

The official, known for his muscular build and...

Even if chocolate can't make everything better, it certainly sweetens things up. Here are 5 of our favorite chocolate chip cookie recipes sure to make your week just that much better.

The election isn’t until June 5, but voting is starting in California. Ballots are going out now, and we know Californians will mail them in at a rapid clip over the next several weeks.

A man described as a “prowler” died Sunday after police attempted to arrest him in South L.A., authorities said.

The people of Earth are traveling more often and farther than they ever have before, and it’s taking a toll on the environment.

The Botwana-born, New York-based artist paints kids at school, people lounging at home, a young woman getting her hair done - scenes of daily life in southern Africa, rendered with the importance of European history paintings.

It took nine months for her to trust the man who would almost kill her.

One of the world’s first smart luggage makers is packing its bags and calling it quits — a victim of its own design flaws.

Your next foreign trip looms, and you have everything under control, including the passports.

A powerful exhibition of quilts memorializing migrants from Mexico and Central America who have died in the southern Arizona desert in the last 20 years is on display amid intense national debate over immigration policy.

Visalia Police Det. Bill McGowen sat in the garage of the single-story home on West Kaweah Avenue and waited for the man who had stalked these streets for more than a year.