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LOS ANGELES — An appeals court on Monday overturned a conviction for an ex-UCLA gynecologist serving 11 years in prison on charges of sexually abusing patients after determining that the trial judge failed to inform his ...Read more

Target officially has a new CEO.

Michael Fiddelke, who was named to the role in August, took over Sunday as Target Corp.’s fourth-ever chief executive. He succeeds longtime CEO Brian Cornell amid shaky financial ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The House narrowly cleared a $1.2 trillion spending package Tuesday with bipartisan support, effectively ending a four-day-old partial government shutdown despite a lingering battle over immigration ...Read more

A U.S. military warship has arrived off the coast of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where two U.S. Coast Guard cutters are also patrolling nearby.

The presence of the USS Southland comes as tensions continue to rise ahead of ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Chuck Negron, one of three lead singers in the original lineup of the hit-making Los Angeles band Three Dog Night, died Monday at his home in Studio City. He was 83.

His death was announced by a ...Read more

The Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday sharply criticized a federal judge’s decision to pause the administration’s effort to end deportation protections for Haitians, signaling that the dispute could soon reach...Read more

LEXINGTON, Ky. — A Kentucky legislator has proposed a so-called “granny cam” law to allow nursing home residents to position video cameras in their rooms that could catch incidents of elder abuse.

House Bill 491, ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — One of the biggest complaints from victims of the January 2025 wildfires has been demands by insurers that they provide itemized receipts for personal property losses, even if their records were destroyed ...Read more

DENVER — With less than five months to go until Colorado’s June 30 primary election, the money game came into sharper focus across the state’s congressional races and U.S. Senate contest with last weekend’s ...Read more

Don Lemon said he was arrested by about a dozen federal agents in Los Angeles last week, even though he had offered to turn himself in to face federal civil rights charges in connection with his coverage of an anti-ICE ...Read more

The Jeffrey Epstein files could be taken offline as early as Wednesday after President Donald Trump’s Justice Department accidentally revealed the names of nearly 100 women abused by the disgraced financier in its “...Read more

Amazon laid off about 16,000 employees last week, including 2,198 in the Seattle area, part of a companywide wave of cuts to the tech giant's corporate workforce.

The layoffs last week followed a round in October in which...Read more

Former Rutgers University professor and evolutionary biologist Robert Trivers, who has previously discussed his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, received major funding from the disgraced financier and they once together ...Read more

Alexander Skarsgård is the moment. Not only does he co-star in the Charli XCX vehicle “The Moment,” a music industry mockumentary that just premiered at Sundance and is in theaters now, but he’s co-starring in the ...Read more

The ex-husband of former first lady Jill Biden was charged in his wife’s murder on Tuesday, more than a month after she was found dead on her living room floor in their Delaware home.

Linda Stevenson, 64, had been found...Read more

Walt Disney Co. selected theme parks chief Josh D’Amaro to be the company’s next chief executive, culminating the most closely-watched succession drama in Hollywood.

D’Amaro, who has run the company’s pivotal ...Read more

DETROIT — Two Detroit City Council members are exploring ways to potentially limit or ban federal immigration enforcement activity in the city, while another member wants to know if the city could prevent law enforcement...Read more

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Lenny Glavan's tattoo shop sits across the street from railroad tracks that bring barreling trains through his town. He opened it more than a year after a derailment pushed the small community into...Read more

CHICAGO — Federal prosecutors said Tuesday they’re no longer seeking to block release of body-worn camera footage showing the traffic crash in Brighton Park last October that led a Border Patrol agent to shoot Marimar ...Read more

FRANKFORT, Ky. — At least seven people had been scheduled to testify Monday in an evidentiary hearing to determine whether Louisville Democratic Rep. Daniel Grossberg violated the Kentucky code of ethics.

Three were ...Read more