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Kent Wong, who spent decades teaching a doctrine of nonviolent resistance, died Wednesday at a hospital in Los Angeles at the age of 69.

In its heyday, the group's members lodged thousands of indecency complaints with the Federal Communications Commission, and led calls for advertisers to boycott shows.

Gang rehabilitation program Homeboy Industries announces major expansion near Men's Central Jail in Los Angeles.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills to shore up the finances and beef up oversight of California's FAIR Plan, which offers insurance of last resort to homeowners.

The company will put the newspaper, a gaming company and production studio under one roof.

Larry Ellison helped finance the $8-billion takeover of Paramount, and his largesse would be key in any deal for Warner Bros. Discovery.

Netflix on Wednesday night unveiled its first set of games for the TV, including a version of Boggle.

ABC's late-night host worried that his show was doomed. He declined to say whether this year will be his last on the Disney-owned network.

At Speakeasy Society's 'Family Meal,' curse words are thrown, recipes are slandered and it all makes for fun, irresistible drama.

TiVo and ReplayTV revolutionized the TV-viewing experience, but they were undone by network opposition and the rise of streaming video, as new technologies leave them behind ...