Students settle into CSUF’s newest residence hall; it’s helping with a campus housing shortage
The residence hall is named in honor of cell biologist Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb, who became the first African American woman to lead a CSU campus in 1981.
Some 54 years after helping pass Title IX, Billie Jean King’s advocacy continues
Title IX is increasingly under fire from many directions.
A Jewish scholar chosen to lead the Catholic Biblical Association is hit by antisemitic backlash
Critics accused her of being “anti-Christian” and trying to hijack Catholicism.
As deadline looms, survivors await as landmark wildfire legislation hangs in the balance
Negotiations have gone down to the wire as lawmakers and the governor hash out how to reshape how the state assigns financial responsibility for wildfires ignited by equipment owned by…
Orange County man wanted in baseball-bat attack on Crestline woman, 71
Erik Eduardo Navarro had moved in with the woman and beat her when she asked him to leave, authorities said.
Fake iPhones scheme that ripped off Apple stores across Southern California lands 2 men in prison
The ringleader, of Chino Hills, and the second-in-command, of Corona, were also each ordered to pay more than $16 million in restitution, authorities said.
Teen arrested, accused of cutting down Flock camera in Temecula
Frustration with the technology has led to calls on social media for communities to vandalize and tear down the cameras.
Trump says US has entered deal with Venezuela to take control of 65 billion barrels of oil reserves
“The United States of America has just entered into an Agreement with the Country of Venezuela on, THE BIGGEST OIL DEAL IN WORLD HISTORY!” Trump wrote.
Suspects from OC, LA and San Diego counties stole $8M in checks, feds say
Some of the stolen checks included those for tax refunds, veterans' benefits and Social Security benefits.
FTC probing YouTube over social media policies
Company hasn’t been accused of wrongdoing and investigations may end without enforcement action.