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The law requires that family members be alerted so that children might be placed with relatives. It isn't happening.

Imagine going through a mental health crisis alone. Imagine you are past the ability to recognize you need help. And no one is there to require the life-saving care you need.

Tech and science hiring has had a bipolar personality for decades, and today's job market is no exception.

California has long been a pivotal espionage hub for China. Intelligence experts say that Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang's extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy shows that Beijing leaders are ramping up their network of spies and ...

A notice filed last week shows the Ellison Medical Institute in West L.A. will permanently cut 88 positions in the new year.

Is it too early to put up the Christmas tree? I get it. We're barely into November.

Nick Dinerstein, master authenticator of home and art at the RealReal, talks ultra-rare Birkins and fake receipts.

President Trump's chief of staff, Stephen Miller, says federal judges don't have authority to rule on issues such as immigration. Legal experts see pushback in court.

Sam Farmer makes his picks and predictions for Week 10 of the NFL season, with the Rams beating the Cardinals and the Chargers falling to 0-9.

A day after the Chargers announced they traded linebacker Daiyan Henley to Denver, the Broncos announce that the trade has been called off.