Angel Reese is reminding fans that the WNBA's recent surge isn't about "just one person," seemingly in response to LeBron James and Charles Barkley praising Caitlin Clark.
The proposal would trigger a vote on the council presidency on Tuesday. If approved, Harris-Dawson would fill the council's top leadership post on Sept. 20.
The attorney, Michael Morrison, said he saw the disclosure of the accusers' names as a clear attempt to 'create this animosity.'
Travis and Jason Kelce dove into Harrison Butker's controversial speech, but the Chiefs tight end doesn't mention the part where he and girlfriend Taylor Swift are referenced.
Stubbornly high inflation and interest rates are taking an increasing toll in California. New data show that millennials are feeling the pinch hardest of all.
A police pursuit that started in Corona and ended on the 91 Freeway in Anaheim snarls traffic for morning commuters and weekend road warriors.
Doge is dead. Kabocha, the Shiba Inu whose side-eye expression launched memes and a crypto coin, has died in Japan.
Thousands protesting and lawmakers punching each other aren't the unity that Taiwan's new president called for as he took office.
A perfect Sunday for Los Angeles photographer Todd Selby involves biking, shopping, reading and spending quality time at home — and at his art studio — with his family.
Morgan Spurlock, filmmaker best known for 'Super Size Me,' is dead at 53. His fast-food documentary showed the ill effects of 30 days of eating only McDonald's.
The agreement intended to bind the Athletics to Las Vegas provides the team with an unusual escape clause: If ever a tax is aimed at the A's, the team can leave town without penalty.
Love with my musician boyfriend has always been different. Maybe it's because falling in love again was so unexpected after my husband died.
Workers in sweltering warehouses, kitchens and other workplaces prone to extreme heat illness face another summer without critical heat protection standards if California officials don't move quickly to adopt and enforce new rules.
California was the first state to enact no-fault divorce. Why is it back in the news?
UCLA quarterback Chase Griffin has become the go-to guy on all matters related to NIL and college athlete compensation — and his fight is far from over.
Letting weed dispensaries sell food would be a long-overdue concession to business owners and would even help to get people socializing again.
Walk the Talk celebrates a side of Skid Row not often seen, with a parade honoring artists, activists and members of a close community.
The deadline to get the Real ID is May 2025. The new form of identification isn't required but it is needed to board domestic flights and enter certain federal buildings.
The new novel "The Incorrigibles" might be dismissed as a beach read or chick lit, but there's more going on here in this dual-timeline indictment of persistent injustice.
The attorney general also scored high-profile housing wins in Huntington Beach and La Cañada Flintridge, but wealthy, development-resistant towns are not the state's only barrier to more homes.
Cryptocurrency advocates are spending millions in political donations to obtain huge gaps in crypto regulations. They're getting their money's worth
Caitlin Clark is at the forefront of a new generation of WNBA players who are drawing bigger crowds, and the Sparks want to capitalize on the surge.
Reflecting 25 years after the 'Home Improvement' finale, the actor says there's a reason the sitcom that co-starred Tim Allen isn't part of the 90s nostalgia wave: 'It's about his politics.'
LAUSD has made transitional kindergarten testing optional after months of complaints from teachers and parents, who say it's inappropriate for preschool-age kids.
Marin County, with its rugged beaches and pristine lands, has put a hard cap on short-term rentals, setting off furious debate: Are vacation rentals ruining California's coastal towns? Or opening up the coast to people who can't afford to live there?