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Dodgers plan to stick with 6-man rotation and Eric Lauer will help
Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes says the veteran left-hander, acquired from Toronto over the weekend, is viewed as a starter for now as the Dodgers try to absorb injuries to Blake…
Angels look for answers to Ryan Johnson’s reduced velocity
Johnson’s sinker was 94 mph last season and even this spring, but since he’s been back in the majors in the bullpen in the past week, he’s been throwing 90…
Disneyland hit with $5 million lawsuit over use of facial recognition technology
The plaintiff's claims in the class action lawsuit are 'without merit,' according to a Disneyland spokesperson.
Snap, YouTube settle school-social media suit ahead of trial
The settlements are the latest in a busy year for child safety-related litigation.
More than 10,000 set to walk in Cal State Fullerton commencement ceremonies this week
The university is hosting 16 ceremonies this week, welcoming an expected 83,000 guests to celebrate the grads and their bright futures.
Former Hartford police officer charged in fatal shooting of a Black man in mental distress
The shooting sparked public outcry and questions about Hartford's response to mental health crises.
Senate confirms Trump’s pick to lead federal land agency as drilling and mining expand
The vote to confirm Steve Pearce as head of the Bureau of Land Management came Monday.
Despite festival’s last-minute cancellation, Long Beach Pride Parade goes off without a hitch
The festival was canceled because of a lack of safety permits, the city said.
State commission to hear from public on proposal to extend marine protected area in Laguna Beach
The proposed extension of protections would affect 1.32 square miles of beach and ocean between Table Rock and Three Arch Bay and make it so that fishing or taking any…
More than a half-billion dollars later, just a dent in homelessness
Columnist Teri Sforza writes: ... It's bracing that there were still 6,321 people in shelters and on the streets in Orange County.