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California's gubernatorial candidates agree on at least one thing: The state has an affordability crisis.

Fans of the iconic "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" franchise can chow down at the first official pizzeria in Santa Monica, but many are outraged by high prices.

Wednesdays won't be the same without Widow's Bay.

Kylian Mbappé made history during France’s World Cup opener victory over Senegal on Tuesday. 

Pressed by NBC 5 on how he made it through four years in college without realizing how hateful burning crosses were, Lu admitted the extent of his research was reading a Wikipedia page.

Breece Hall has higher expectations for the 2026 Jets than many of the outside pundits, and he thinks these Jets could shock some people.

The two players do it so differently, and yet they have gotten to — and stayed at — the same place. The top.

California Democrats have embraced a new form of favoritism: contracts for businesses that are state-certified as being owned by LGBTQ+ individuals.

A Bay Area cold case chief investigator said he thinks he’s identified the 1970s killer of six gay men known as “The Doodler” and believes the man could be arrested.

Once a cheater, always a cheater.

The FDA warns a readily-available opioid-like drug could be the next fentanyl, but it's still legal in 42 states.

A homeowner discovered three skeletal human remains during a first look inside their new Connecticut residence that they purchased at a foreclosure auction on Sunday.

Tom Izzo is “disgusted” by the administrative drama at Michigan State.

The playmaker is coming off his best season in the NFL after recording 1,429 yards and scoring nine touchdowns to get picked for his first Pro Bowl. Last year was Pickens’ first in Dallas after being traded from the Steelers for third- and fifth-round picks. 

A man working as a camp staffer was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting an 11-year-old child at a summer camp taking place at UC Berkeley on Saturday.

The Health and Human Services boss once came charging over to a little kids' birthday party after hearing that a snake was nearby in the garden, ripe for the taking, according to his sister Kerry Kennedy.

It took an Argentine coach to deliver that most American sentiment to the U.S. men’s national team.

Let’s see if you can guess the common theme here.

Ben Rice ranked second behind Vladimir Guerrero Jr. among American League first basemen in the first results of fan voting this week, so there’s no guarantee he’ll be in Philadelphia for the All-Star Game. 

Wilson had an emotional sit-down with Batula's estranged husband, Kyle Cooke, in "Summer House: The Aftermath."