Fourteen new short stories and a Hiroshima-themed cover art headline the Santa Monica Review's Fall 2026 release at The Edye.

The motorcycle hit a mailbox, then continued along the dirt shoulder and struck a signpost and fence, ejecting the rider Saturday night.

State Rep. James Talarico sat with North Texas officials in Irving as Paxton's lawsuit against a university alleged unauthorized operation, misleading prospective students, and violations of state law.

A dispute over a dinner table at the South Lamar landmark ended with a 65-year-old man needing stitches and a felony arrest.

A fired Illinois benefits worker and an alleged accomplice face dozens of wire fraud counts after padding wage records for hundreds of applicants.

State auditors say companies pick their own labs while dangerous products can linger on shelves before warnings go out.

Kevin Lightell was already on probation for a 2025 home-entry conviction when deputies say he attacked a dog and tried to strike a woman as she fled in Bayou L'Ourse.

Ritual plans a café at a California-and-Battery site that operated as a Starbucks for 20 years.

Junior Saavedra, 18, was last seen in Reseda Friday; police are asking for help locating him.

Buildings 3 and 4 at LogistiCenter at Copperwing will boast 42-foot clear heights, a Phoenix market first.

A Flock camera hit on a stolen Prius in Kent led police to the gun that killed Lt. Connor Overstreet in Skyway.

Tickets start at $55 as the Grammy winner joins a benefit that has raised $16.7 million since 2010.

A San Francisco judge sided with Wells Fargo over former CEO Tim Sloan's withheld bonuses, but the full reasoning stays under seal.