Новости за 11.10.2017

“Trust falls” were not part of the team bonding activities for the Kings this week, although one exercise hit a similar note.

A District of Columbia judge on Tuesday placed strict limits on a government warrant that seeks to force a Los Angeles web host provider to turn over digital data about visitors to a website that helped organize anti-Trump protests.

During his first three seasons with the Rams, Tavon Austin proved a dynamic punt returner. The 5-foot-8 speedster, the eighth pick in the 2013 draft, scored three touchdowns on returns.

To get home Tuesday afternoon, Rebecca and Adrian Pop had to show a stern police officer their driver's licenses as proof they live in Orange Park Acres — a charred, hilly equestrian community near Peters Canyon, where fires still smolder.

Southern California’s largest water agency Tuesday threw a life line to California WaterFix, approving a $4.3-billion buy-in to the water delivery project.

The Dodgers will have to wait at least one more day to learn their opponent in the National League Championship Series.

During a news conference last month, William F. Sweeney Jr., the assistant director in charge of the New York FBI office, cautioned college basketball coaches about the bribery and corruption case that’s shaken the sport.

Bob Schiller, a comedy writer whose credits reach back to TV's infancy, including "I Love Lucy" and later "Maude," ''All in the Family" and "The Carol Burnett Show," has died. He was 98.

Willem Dafoe is the very definition of a working actor with dozens of roles to his credit. Later this year he will be seen in both the superhero adventure “Justice League” and the remake of the thriller “Murder on the Orient Express,” and earlier this year his voice was heard as the villain in...

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is all about online, anticipating that digital sales next fiscal year will rise about 40% and that it will double the number of U.S. curbside locations for online grocery shoppers at its stores.

Fifteen years ago, he was “Rufus the Stunt Bum,” a homeless alcoholic goaded into degrading and damaging antics by young men with video cameras.

At 11:20 p.m. Monday, 2 1/2 hours after his home run announced his belated arrival as a factor in the National League division series, Cody Bellinger took refuge in a corner of Chase Field’s visiting clubhouse. He had conducted television interviews, greeted family friends who drove over from his...