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Late last month, the man who killed Paul Kessler was sentenced to serve a lenient 365-day term in county jail for his brutal and deadly assault during a peaceful pro-Israel rally in 2023. 

The female tiger is one of five big cats abandoned at a private facility.

For Californians, Toyota’s massive $3.6 billion expansion in Texas is a painful yet familiar case study in how state policy dictates economic destiny.

New York will be without two-way wing Leonie Fiebich, who has been sidelined with a left foot injury for the second consecutive game. 

Simon Leviev is celebrating what he calls total vindication — but the dramatic legal development does not erase the allegations that made him one of the world’s most infamous figures.

Simon Leviev is celebrating what he calls total vindication — but the dramatic legal development does not erase the allegations that made him one of the world’s most infamous figures.

The man behind one of the strangest correct LeBron James scoops is trying his hand at another one.

A wild fight erupted at Hillary Duff’s concert in Los Angeles during her Lucky Me tour.

The bill, introduced by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) last year, has already garnered the support of more than 80 senators but has languished on Capitol Hill as President Trump has repeatedly sought to negotiate an end to the four-year-long war. 

One person on board survived the crash but later died from their injuries, the police chief told a press conference Friday.

Max Holloway bettors rejoice.

ESPN NFL draft analyst Matt Miller is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the network as he continues recovering from devastating injuries.

An iconic 80-year-old Southern California business is preparing for the future.

With one outing left before the All-Star break, Cam Schlittler has put himself in a strong position to start for the American League.

The department is halting its ties with Flock Safety, which operates some of the LAPD’s network of license plate cameras, amid ongoing contract negotiations.

Juan Soto will be in Philadelphia next week for the All-Star Game but said Friday he didn’t intend to participate in the Home Run Derby. 

California’s governing class, and the state’s public unions, should take a page from the comic book that introduced Spider-Man in 1962:

There's some trouble in WNBA town. 

Vientos was sidelined after being drilled by a pitch on Thursday against the Royals. 

The Islanders never fail to deliver some risqué content.