Hackers social-engineered three Levi's employees and pulled corporate files, but the San Francisco denim giant says no customer data was touched.

The Spanish-inspired spot inside the historic Waddell Building ditched its cart-service gimmick before shutting down entirely this week.

Rob Bonta says Idaho's rule targeting transgender students is unconstitutional, leaning on California's decade-old inclusive facility policies.

The crash near Black Creek Road left the driver with minor injuries as state investigators step in to reconstruct the scene.

The 20-year-old allegedly tracked down a woman he met gaming online, then hid in her Cumberland Avenue closet until she found him.

Adelaide Lee Elementary teaches in Spanish and English while John Marshall's new center lets teens fly drones and earn college credit.

Officers recovered a stolen laptop and a gun after the gunpoint robbery, and the 19th District wants more sellers meeting at its Addison Street lobby.

Deputies say a man in his 20s or 30s was seen breaking into a car near Homosassa before dawn last Wednesday.

Police found the man on scaffolding outside 10 Gracie Square, the Upper East Side co-op where Carter Cooper and Jean Stein died decades apart.

Luis Adrian Valle-Martinez allegedly rang up cheap items while pocketing pricier tools, then resold the loot near 27th Avenue and Van Buren.

More than 60 vendors, a fashion show and a Guinness bid headline Balcones Heights' 10th annual Frida Fest this weekend.

All officers are safe after a shooting near 116th Street, Indiana State Police say, as traffic was rerouted off the busy corridor.

Council split 6-1 on the Lazzari Tract project, with critics warning North Seabrook could become a dumping ground for industrial development.