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This rural hospital closed, putting lives at risk. Is it the start of a 'tidal wave'?
Glenn Medical Center in Willows closed Oct. 21 after losing 'critical access' status. Many other California hospitals face the threat of a similar fate.
Chabria: California's first partner pushes to regulate AI while Trump and tech bros thunder forward
Siebel Newsom's push for California to do more to regulate AI comes at the same time that President Trump is threatening to stop states from overseeing the technology.
WATCH: Pope Leo encourages Americans to focus on gratitude this Thanksgiving
Pope Leo suggested that Americans should focus on gratitude as they celebrate Thanksgiving this year, encouraging "all people to try and promote peace and harmony."
WATCH: Massive fire engulfs Hong Kong apartment complex
At least 13 people have been killed and dozens injured in the blaze that has engulfed a residential apartment complex in Hong Kong.
California cop stole cash from motorists he stopped, prosecutors say. He now faces felony charges
Jose Antonio Garcia, 38, of Long Beach has been charged with stealing cash from motorists during traffic stops since 2024. He could face up to four years in state prison.
California labor leader calls charges of obstructing immigration officers during raid 'baseless'
David Huerta, president of SEIU California, pleaded not guilty to federal charges of obstruction, resistance or opposition to a federal officer after he was detained for protesting an immigration raid.
Arellano: The ex-landscaper behind the deportation diary L.A. never wanted
"Daily Memo" has become the diary Los Angeles never asked for but which is now indispensable, documenting in real time one of the most terrifying chapters in the region's history.
Why USC students who want to be doctors and engineers are minoring in comedy
Since 2015, USC's School of Dramatic Arts has offered a minor in comedy performance, but it isn't just aspiring entertainers who pursue the work.
Struggling Six Flags names new CEO. What does that mean for Knott's and Magic Mountain?
Six Flags has seen its stock plummet and its revenues decline, and has suggested it would sell more underperforming theme parks
Inglewood Police Department 'systematically' violated state public records law, judge rules
The ACLU alleged that the department had not produced a single document in response to public records requests made nearly three years before.
California braces for early, sharper flu season as virus mutation outpaces vaccine, experts say
California could see an early and especially sharp start to the annual flu season, as a combination of low vaccination rates and late mutations to the virus may leave the state particularly exposed to transmission.
WATCH: Ukrainians adapt to regular blackouts amid the war
As Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy grid continue, civilians are adapting to regular blackouts as part of daily life.
Nov 30, 2025
Today in Bills stadium history: Nov. 30
Nov 30, 2025