Multiple federal prosecutors in Los Angeles submitted resignations after U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli offered a plea agreement to an L.A. County sheriff’s deputy who had already been convicted of using excessive force, sources told The Times.
A motive behind the workplace shooting remains unclear and the two victims remain hospitalized a day later.
On Friday, a San Diego man was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for smothering his wife to death and tossing her dismembered legs in a trash container. The gruesome case went cold for almost two decades before new DNA technology provided a breakthrough.
Ben Camacho and Cerise Castle allege that Ground Game LA has continued to profit off their work without authorization. Ground Game LA argues that the two journalists essentially tried to hijack the news outlet.
When it comes to delaying motherhood to pursue careers and other life aspirations, Bay Area women are leading the nation. This region is home to the greatest share of women having children at 40 and older, according to the CDC.
U.S.-French relations are strained under Donald Trump’s second term. Columnist Patt Morrison recounts our shared history with France, from Marquis de Lafayette during the American Revolutionary War to Pete Hegseth and the U.S. strikes on Yemen.
Thunderstorms and cold weather could be heading to Southern California over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Data privacy advocates say retail companies who use AI-powered tools to collect your personal information could use that data to upsell you.
Autism researchers are facing massive cuts to federal funding, misinformation about the condition they study and worrisome policy announcements.
The suspect was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment and being in possession of nitrous oxide. Police are asking for help in finding additional victims.
