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Hundreds of people who rolled in the mud at the Tough Mudder obstacle course in Sonoma County fell ill from a bacterial infection.

Chip Kelly enters his sixth season at UCLA embracing a new perspective and culture in which players and former colleagues are finding it welcoming and fun.

Allowing the option of connecting with a veterinarian virtually would help Californians take better care of their animal companions.

Marissa Engoy of Good Morning, Cactus began posting photos of her plant arrangements on social media and found herself immersed in the online plant community.

The killing of three Black people by a Florida white supremacist is part of a rise in deadly racist shootings and hate crimes in the U.S., experts say.

For years, chef Malcolm Lee's restaurant Candlenut struggled. At one point, he wondered if he'd made a mistake, but he doubled down on Peranakan cooking and a cuisine he saw disappearing.

Computer crime laws are dangerously broad, but lawmakers can rein them in to prevent violations like the recent raid on a newspaper in Marion, Kan.

Lemongrass, shallots, galangal, garlic, turmeric, coriander and ground fennel seed are the base of this intensely flavorful Peranakan stew.

When towns lose bowling alleys or movie theaters or libraries, they lose a safety net in the battle against addiction.

Bryan Lee O'Malley and BenDavid Grabinski discuss "Scott Pilgrim Takes Off," the Netflix anime series they're making with Science Saru that delves deeper into the various characters' lives.

Despite the strikes, which have halted productions, there's still plenty of TV coming this fall. Here are the shows our writers are most anticipating.

Residents and lawmakers are pushing to speed up repairs to the damaged Pajaro levee. With an El Niño winter approaching, they're not taking chances, they say.

The latest spinoff in ABC's romance franchise, premiering Sept. 28, features widower Gerry Turner, who joins Bachelor Nation in an attempt to find a second chance at love.

The California Institute of Technology is charting a new admissions path by dropping calculus, chemistry and physics course requirements for some underserved students and will offer alternative ways to demonstrate knowledge in those fields.

Esports for both the first-person shooter "Valorant" and the popular multiplayer online battle arena game "League of Legends" are key to engaging with players and helping "build the future of sport" at Riot Games.

The 'Barbie' movie is banned in many Arab nations over objections to LGBTQ and feminist messaging and 'criticizing the concept of male guardianship.'

Is it foolish to believe that authors should resist having their works used to train AI without getting paid for it? Stephen King thinks so, but he misunderstands some important history.

There were about 4.2 deaths per 1 million Californians last year where heat exhaustion was a factor. Only once in the last 20 years has the death rate been higher.

Television goes on this fall with some pretense of normalcy. Our critics weigh in on some of the genres that will dominate the fall schedule.

By winning a a seat on the San Fernando City Council, Montañez became one of the first members of the Prop. 187 generation to win elected office in L.A. County.

The billionaires behind Flannery Associates have bought up more than 140 parcels in Solano County with dreams of 'a new city with tens of thousands of new homes.'

History is chock-full of ignorant presidential candidates, but with Ramaswamy and RFK Jr., this year's crop is something truly special.

Trying to see Lionel Messi and Inter Miami take on LAFC this weekend? A ticket could set you back at least $500.

A bill in the California Legislature would add uniform rules about when solitary confinement can be used in jails.

Knott's Berry Farm will sell "no-boo" necklaces this year for patrons not looking to get frightened at the theme park's annual after-hours horror event.