A San Francisco police officer shot a man suspected of crashing a stolen car and attempting to carjack another after leading police on a chase that started at San Francisco International Airport early Sunday, authorities said.
Zack Greinke ended his start Sunday with his current scoreless inning streak at 1 1/3 innings.
A congressional standoff over how to renew an expiring highway-funding bill pushed the Senate into a rare and heated Sunday session, but the legislative path forward remains unclear, leaving federal transportation projects hanging in the balance.
The Kansas City Royals strengthened their postseason aspirations Sunday by acquiring starting pitcher Johnny Cueto from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for three prospects.
Welcome to Trail Guide, your daily tour along the road to the White House. Here's what we're watching Sunday, July 26: Donald Trump's running strong in Iowa and New Hampshire, according to new NBC/Marist polls released Sunday Hillary Rodham Clinton continues her weekend trek through Iowa. On Saturday,...
This month we are previewing each USC freshman joining the team in training camp.
It's Narbonne and everyone else.
Authorities are searching for a motorist who struck and killed a 30-year-old pedestrian Saturday night in Bellflower before fleeing the scene.
Esther Nduta dreamed of finishing school and starting a business, but her parents took her out of school when she was 14 because they couldn't afford the fees. Now she spends her days doing menial jobs such as washing clothes and dishes to pay her younger brother's school fees.
A federal judge has ruled that hundreds of immigrant women and children held in U.S. detention facilities should be released because their detention violates conditions of a 1997 court settlement that put restrictions on how migrant children are held.
Resplendent in yellow and riding a canary yellow bike, Chris Froome won his second Tour de France in three years on Sunday, with a leisurely pedal into Paris to wrap up a spectacular three-week slog of furious racing that culminated with a thrilling late fight-back by the British rider's toughest...
Los Angeles police continued their search Sunday for the gunmen involved in a series of South L.A. shootings that left one man dead and five other people injured within a span of a few hours.
Describing himself proudly as a "Kenyan American," President Obama on Sunday reached deep into his personal history to urge this East African nation to reject the "dark corners" of its past and chart a "path to progress" befitting the 21st century.
In a first for a U.S. carrier, United Airlines has paid out "bug bounties" to cybersecurity experts who found and exposed weaknesses in the airline's website.
A restructured contract in his back pocket, Adrian Peterson is feeling pretty confident for a guy who played in just one game last season.
California legislature addressing key issues regarding safety, consumer privacy and deregulation for companies such as Uber:
Los Angeles City Atty. Mike Feuer has announced a $270,000 program to wipe homeless people's records clean of minor citations if they accept job training, drug and alcohol treatment or other social services and perform community service.
Clippers' superstar power forward Blake Griffin will reportedly participate in USA Basketball's mini camp in August in preparation for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, according to ESPN.
President Obama arrived in Ethiopia on Sunday to talk about regional terrorism and make a final push to get South Sudan to accept an Africa-negotiated agreement to end the violence and atrocities there.
Charges for checked bags, entertainment, food and seats with extra legroom among other extras generated $38.1 billion for the world's airlines in 2014, a 21% increase from the previous year, according to a report from IdeaWorks, a Wisconsin-based airline consulting firm.
Baseball Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson apologized Sunday morning for using profanity during a confrontation with an autograph-seeking fan in Cooperstown, N.Y., on Friday.
"Monster Hunt," a hybrid animation-live action film centered on a baby monster who resembles a white radish, has become the top-grossing Chinese film ever, earning about $208 million in its first 10 days of release, mainland government regulators said Sunday.
Of the 78 head football coaches in the City Section, the first one to show up to Saturday's mandatory meeting of coaches at Garfield High was Sylmar's John Brazil. That's an indication of how excited he is for the season ahead.
After receiving a Donkey Kong-style pounding from critics, "Pixels," the '80s video-game themed comedy starring Adam Sandler, was edged out at the box office on its opening weekend, failing to take the No. 1 spot from "Ant-Man," which earned an estimated $24.8 million.
Angel Yin of Arcadia lost to South Korea's Eun Jeong Seong, 3 and 2, in the 36-hole final of the U.S. Girls' Junior golf championship Saturday in Tulsa, Okla.