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Malia Obama, the oldest daughter of former President Obama and Michelle Obama, took her short film, "The Heart," to Sundance in her directorial debut.

Iowa isn't a Latino powerhouse like California. But it still shows the potential and the weaknesses of candidates seeking Latino votes.

Sports Illustrated workers were told of layoffs on Friday. NBC News, the Washington Post, Conde Nast and other publishers have also shed staff members.

An Arizona firearms expert rebuilt the Colt .45 revolver this summer and said Baldwin needed to have pulled the trigger for it to fire.

A sweeping new Justice Department report that highlights the failures of Uvalde first responders is also a primer on effective approaches to mass violence.

A state appeals panel instructed a lower court Thursday to put the state's lawsuit against Surf City's housing policies back on the fast track.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are used to playing in the postseason at home, but Sunday's game against the Bills will offer a new challenge.

Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis and California Supt. of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond previously announced their bids for governor.

A new storm won't be as intense as earlier ones that brought flooding to some areas, but 1 to 2 inches of rain is expected in the basin and up to 5 inches in the foothills.

The Israeli prime minister says he has no interest in a Palestinian state after the conflict in Gaza. The U.S. appears unwilling to challenge any course Israel sets.

The University of California enrolled a record number of California undergraduates in fall 2023 and cut out-of-state students to accommodate surging local demand for seats.

The state legislator and former Glendale City Council member has been a smart, principled policymaker who takes on difficult issues to solve problems, not to earn political points.

A Torrance aviator pledged to donate an aircraft, additional parts and tools to a nonprofit organization in his native Nepal. They were all stolen and burned.

De los más de 34,500 inmigrantes que han llegado a Chicago , miles quedan fuera del camino legal para el empleo

Originalmente estaba previsto que la instalación cerrara una semana antes de Navidad, pero el mes pasado, ICE extendió el contrato hasta mediados de febrero después de que los trabajadores sindicalizados instaron a la agencia a encontrar una manera de mantenerla abierta.

We laughed over 'National Lampoon' at the bar. Could the bartender help us connect again? And did you feel the same way about our time together?

The U.S. Federal Highway Administration is implementing a ban on all humorous and quirky electronic messaging on highway and freeway signs beginning in 2026.

Mick Cronin insists despite all the challenges and all his negative language about his players, he wants to be the UCLA basketball coach.

If seeds were everything, the Ravens would be facing the 49ers in the Super Bowl but they start with first step, facing Texans and Packers, respectively.

Oscar nominations arrive bright and early on Tuesday. Here's a look at some predictions, possible surprises and snubs.

Cal State University says its $8.6 billion in reserves is for emergencies only. Faculty walking off the job to strike for dignified wages is an emergency.

The 12% raise the California Faculty Assn. wants would come at a considerable cost that would fall on faculty and students alike, writes a San Jose State professor.

We recorded sounds at landmark spots in the Los Angeles area. Can you tell where? Listen and find out how well you know L.A.

California winds spread microplastics from natural fertilizers at higher concentrations than previously known, a team of UCLA researchers has found.

Republicans want to argue about the border. Democrats are stuck on defense. The question neither wants to grapple with: How many immigrants does the U.S. need?