Greek museums are being pushed to their financial limits with the ongoing debt crisis. "Obey" artist Shepard Fairey was arrested at LAX. China has eased restrictions on Ai Weiwei. And Paris debates its first skyscraper in 40 years. Plus: the controversies surrounding Bill Cosby's art collection...
Tibetan lama Tenzin Delek Rinpoche has died in prison 13 years into serving a sentence for what human rights groups say were false charges that he was involved in a bombing in a public park. He was 65.
After 29-year-old Denise Huskins turned up in Huntington Beach, Vallejo police strongly suggested that her story of being kidnapped for ransom had been part of a hoax.
Snapchat is giving a prime position to ESPN, People, Comedy Central, Vice and about a dozen other outlets -- collectively known on Snapchat as Discover.
The Boy Scouts of America announced Monday that its Executive Council had voted unanimously to let local organizations select adult leaders without regard to sexual orientation, a move that would open the door to gay and bisexual troop leaders.
Like a power-hungry supervillain, Hollywood long ago conquered Comic-Con International, turning what was once a local meet-up for San Diego's comic book cognoscenti into a full-on marketing blitz for big-budget sci-fi, fantasy and superhero movies.
As if the rule changes weren't enough, now rain has complicated the Home Run Derby even more.
An argument last week in a Colorado courtroom raised an interesting question: If bakers can be required to supply wedding cakes to same-sex couples despite the bakers' religious objections, can they also be forced to bake cakes decorated to resemble the Confederate flag?
Where in the world is Chapo Guzman?
The Clippers signed center Cole Aldrich, the team announced Monday.
Modern cars come with seven different powertrain options that push fuel economy and lower emissions.
Last-minute snags delayed the conclusion of nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers Monday, but diplomats here reported renewed progress and said an agreement could be announced here in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Firefighters are battling a brush fire in an unincorporated part of Orange County. The blaze led to the closure of a portion of Santiago Canyon Road as well as the Irvine Lake campground.
A court battle between a divorced couple over the future of their frozen embryos began Monday with an attorney for the ex-husband accusing the woman of using the dispute to get money.
If the latest rescue European leaders negotiated with the Greek government had a slogan, it would be "Don't let Greece be Greece."
New Horizons is in the home stretch. With fewer than 500,000 miles and less than a day to go until the NASA spacecraft whizzes by Pluto, the images it's lobbing back across the roughly 3-billion-mile distance between Earth and Pluto are continuing to turn up fresh surprises.
Bakersfield Liberty linebacker Krys Barnes, who is verbally committed to UCLA, spent a portion of his week at the Opening recruiting for the Bruins.
The son of a Boston police captain has been arrested in an FBI sting and accused of plotting to commit terrorist acts in support of the Islamic State militant group, including the setting off of pressure-cooker bombs at an unidentified university and the killing of students live online.