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Shutting down the government hurts Americans. Letting Trump destroy it would hurt more.

The Dodgers sweep the lowly Colorado Rockies to stretch their National League West lead to three games.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver said clear evidence must be found that the Clippers violated salary cap rules for owner Steve Ballmer to be punished.

A new report from real estate company Redfin found that, after several years of rising home price appreciation and steep mortgage rates, prices in San Francisco have returned to 2018 levels. Housing costs in Oakland are also leveling out.

Multiple videos from the scene show graphic details about the killing of conservative commentator and political organizer Charlie Kirk at a university in Utah on Wednesday.

A new study from the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute shows how the Hispanic workforce in L.A. County has struggled in reaching pay equity, among other inequities.

A light oil sheen, a sprained ankle and waterlogged cargo includes some of the damage when approximately 75 cargo containers fell off a stationed vessel named the Mississippi and crashed into a barge at the Port of Long Beach on Tuesday morning.

Political violence has no place in American democracy. But in this fragile moment, we can't use that violence as an excuse to curb more freedoms.

California electric customers would pay $9 billion more to shore up the state's wildfire fund under a last-minute deal cut behind closed doors and introduced as legislation Wednesday.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett touted her new memoir, 'Listening to the Law,' to a crowd of supporters at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley on Tuesday.