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Had the U.S. simply let the Vietnamese determine their own future 50 years ago, the outcome would have likely been the same, minus the millions of dead.
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A trendy idea within both parties is to cut red tape to encourage investment and innovation. Our current tax laws discourage both.
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Culver City resident Danine Dean claims that when police raided her home, detectives showed her a picture of a young Black male and asked if she had ever seen him. Her lawsuit says she didn't recognize him — but they did have something in common: Similar names.
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Matthew Barragan comes from a Central Valley immigrant family and cut his teeth defending the rights of indigent farmworkers facing deportation. Now he's responsible for civilian oversight of the LAPD.
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The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, May 4, 2025, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.
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The Supreme Court's conservative majority has bolstered religious rights and now could change America's public schools.
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In a meeting with investors, Edison International's chief executive said it was probable the company would suffer monetary losses in connection with the Eaton fire.
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Alijah Arenas, a top USC recruit and the son of ex-NBA player Gilbert Arena who was injured in a Cybertruck crash, has been released from the hospital.
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Cash assistance is a proven way to keep people from becoming homeless. The hard part is identifying those who need aid. A clinical trial is trying to find out.
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Michael Bolton has glioblastoma, a treatment-resistant and incurable cancer. The revelation comes 16 months after he had emergency surgery to remove a brain tumor.
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