A Pasadena pastor running for California governor didn’t qualify for the ballot. How — and why — he’s still campaigning
“I’m trying to raise up a new generation of Republicans to vote,” says Pastor Ché Ahn.
Alabama attorney general announces civil probe of Southern Poverty Law Center
The probe announced Monday follows the recent federal indictment of the organization.
Arcadia mayor, charged with acting as Chinese agent, resigns
Eileen Wang, 58, published news articles sent by the People's Republic of China that were considered propaganda.
The MD-11 cargo planes involved in last fall’s deadly UPS crash in Louisville return to the air
FedEx started flying them to deliver packages again Sunday.
Supreme Court halts order for Alabama to use US House map with 2 largely Black districts
Alabama has been under a court order to use two largely Black districts but asked the court to reconsider that in light of the Louisiana ruling.
Naval Weapons Station in Seal Beach to take part in nationwide security drill; neighbors may notice increased activity
The training is scheduled to run from Tuesday, Jan. 20, through Feb. 9, and may lead to increased traffic and delays in base access, including temporary gate closures.
OC San needs access to aging pipeline running through Huntington Beach backyards
Backyard upgrades including pools have already been removed in some yards for the work on the 6-foot pipe, which transports 10 million gallons of wastewater a day. Some homeowners have…
World Cup begins in a month. What to know about bigger but not necessarily better event
Ready to not, the World Cup is nearly upon us.
Angels’ Zach Neto admits he’s making too many mental mistakes
Neto acknowledged a mental mistake from Sunday’s game, while saying he hasn’t played defense up to his expectations this season. Neto, 25, also responded to harsh comments from Angels television…
Ducks keep gaining playoff experience, growing together
Ducks have received balanced contributions in tying series with Golden Knights at 2-2.