The 100-year concession hands a U.S.-backed venture 55% control of Venezuelan crude — but a money-laundering probe already shadows its main broker.

A century-old two-family house on Meserole Avenue is set to become six luxury condos, each averaging 1,659 square feet.

Halsey and Market Streets turned into an all-night hip-hop block party while officials touted a historic drop in homicides.

A Los Angeles City Council speaker floated free sexual relief clinics for unhoused residents. Traci Park says the idea is dead on arrival.

The fast-casual chain wants a 30-seat spot near Ashmont Station, but the site can't meet Boston's parking rules without a variance.

David Landman won't wear an ankle monitor despite a seven-year no-contact order, and the victim's family says that leaves them uneasy.

Principal Irene Cruz says officers are boosting patrols on and around the San Antonio campus as a precaution.

Hazmat crews swarmed a Tower Bridge Way townhouse row Friday evening as state and county officials kept monitoring the air for toxic vapor.

Jonathan Sawyer will spend two years in a transitional program before his release, with a judge ordering him to stay away from Nikki Covington's family.

Friday's storms packed 24,000 lightning strikes and 50 mph gusts, snapping Houston's eight-day heat streak while crews raced to restore power overnight.

An animal control officer had to guide the animal over a guardrail near Brockton Villa — twice — before it finally headed for the water.

Hilliard's council voted 6-0 to require helmets and let police impound e-bikes, with parents risking misdemeanor charges for repeat violations.

Oriana Korol's attorney says pepper spray and a punch to a tackled man should count for something at Tuesday's sentencing.