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Call it the summer of soccer to end all summers of soccer.

When is a 5% tax not 5%? When imposed by a poorly drafted ballot measure.

The Lincoln resort, located about 30 miles northeast of downtown Sacramento, has been on a heater this spring with some eye-popping payouts.

Travolta broke out the beret yet again.

Travolta broke out the beret yet again.

Republicans didn't draw enough votes to dismiss legislation that would lead President Trump to withdraw from the war with Iran.

LA teachers union representative Glenn Sacks appears to believe ("Teachers deserve presumption of innocence," May 13) that he has all the answers for the ongoing problem of child sexual abuse in our schools.

The Lions have locked up one of their young stars for the foreseeable future.

Epic fraud, epic prison term. That sounds about right.

Silicosis is caused by inhaling crystalline silica dust, which is generated by cutting, polishing or grinding stones, especially high-silica engineered quartz.

Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals was a disaster for James Harden. 

New York City FC's Maxi Moralez questioned what his pro soccer playing future holds in a Thursday post on social media after suffering a ruptured ACL.

The comedian recalled the moment he learned he was a model's "hall pass" during an episode of "Strike Force Five Returns to Celebrate Stephen Colbert."

The comedian recalled the moment he learned he was a model's "hall pass" during an episode of "Strike Force Five Returns to Celebrate Stephen Colbert."

Talk about a good time to be a New York basketball fan. 

Kyle Busch shared some upsetting words just weeks before his unexpected death on Thursday.

How are LA's homeless to escape addiction and poverty if the nonprofit organizations that are supposed to help them are mired in drugs themselves?

With the primary less than two weeks away, New Jersey Republicans are growing antsy and downright frustrated over Rep. Tom Kean Jr.'s barely explained 77-day absence.

More than a year after setting the box office ablaze, Warner Bros.' critical and commercial hit Sinners will be coming to Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights.

A Rod's still making triple plays!