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Sunday's friendly against the Liga MX Femenil club will be ACFC's first match at BMO Stadium since July 6 before it resumes NWSL play Aug. 2...

Former UFC champ agrees to a deal that avoids a mandatory life prison sentence and attempted murder trial over the lengthy car chase and att...

The junior from Inglewood High was the Bruins' second-leading rusher last season and is training for what will likely be an increased role t...

The activists want Vice President Kamala Harris to endorse an arms embargo to Israel and a permanent cease-fire.

The arrest of five people in the 'Friends' star's overdose death has revealed key details about his final days, most of them spent in the th...

The mediation efforts aim to secure the release of scores of Israeli hostages and stop the fighting that has devastated Gaza, where the deat...

The singer-songwriter and New Yorker turned Angeleno is terrific on the hometown date of her All Born Screaming Tour.

Fresh off a medal-winning performance in Paris, the Palisades High grad already has big goals for the LA 2028 Olympics, including growing hi...

The Toyota Corolla that police suspect hit her was found abandoned near the scene.

The New York Republican was expelled from Congress in December after an ethics investigation found “overwhelming evidence” he had broken the...

About that symbolic handoff of the Oly flag ...

Nicholson left the only state he had ever lived in when he transferred from Mississippi State to USC last winter, pursuing an NFL future and...

Voters should reject this proposal and demand real solutions. 

While I don't agree with every aspect of Prop 36, I believe that is a balanced and common-sense step forward for California.

Generous clusters of flowers in lavender-blue, violet and purple riveted my attention, recalls garden columnist Joshua Siskin.

It makes for an odd set of adversaries.

“Paris was Paris. … We are going to be L.A.,” the CEO of LA28 says about L.A.’s turn to host the Olympics in 2028.

Explore the spiritual landscape of the San Fernando Valley area.

The key to setting a market rent is to think like an impartial third party.

Federal Reserve's war on inflation doesn't sit well with California's consumer psyche.

The money raised helps pay for schools, public safety, fire response and roads.

It’s reshaping how we think about meal planning, cooking and sharing food with others.

International education is a roughly $200 billion global business

In recent years, chemotherapy deserts have expanded across the U.S.

Countries around the world are struggling with how and when to pay for drugs in the same chemical class.