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China's Shanghai Composite dropped 1.3% on Wednesday after a volatile day of trading, bringing the benchmark index down to 2,927.29, its lowest point since December 2014.
When an ailing 75-year-old woman succumbed to heart failure after two weeks in intensive care, it fell to young physician Sandeep Amale to break the news to her sons. They did not take it well.
Movie audiences love to laugh at Owen Wilson - as the excitement about the "Zoolander" sequel in which he'll once again play obnoxious supermodel Hansel can attest.
Maj. David Brill squeezes into a bulky yellow spacesuit, lowers a fishbowl-size helmet onto his head and readies himself for a flight into the stratosphere.
China's stock markets fell so violently in recent days that exchanges from New York to Thailand recoiled, the hashtag #BlackMonday went viral on Twitter, and analysts began discussing the specter of a global financial crisis, using words like "panic" and "disaster" to describe the rout.
Behind the doors of a nondescript three-story home in the Hollywood Hills, a 6-foot-plus jack-in-the-box stands guard over a kitchen and dining room striped in white and sea foam green. A life-size wooden flamingo leans down, off in a corner. An ice cream cone-shaped table and chair combo weirdly...
Jose Santa Cruz was a young adult working in Mexico when he was drawn to look inside a local boxing gym by the repetitive popping sound of a speed bag.
Without a doubt, Todrick Hall has made a cameo on everyone's Twitter or Facebook feed since his now-legendary McDonald's drive-thru tune in 2010. Starting August 31, and every Monday following, he'll be popping up on television screens (again, after being on season nine of "American Idol") with...
A New York bankruptcy judge has cleared the path for the sale of troubled film studio Relativity Media, which declared Chapter 11 last month.
As thousands of faculty members in California and across the nation prepare to begin school this fall, many are just as nervous and excited as their new and returning students.
Trustees for a Southern California cement masons union and their administrative firm will pay $630,000 to settle a federal whistle-blower lawsuit that accused them of firing three employees for speaking up about alleged wrongdoing by the labor organization's leader, officials said Tuesday.
A team of nuclear waste experts has found hundreds of serious defects at an Energy Department plant designed to turn millions of gallons of highly radioactive sludge into more stable solid glass at the former weapons facility in Hanford, Wash.
Students trash more fruits and vegetables when they're forced to take them under a federal school lunch mandate, according to a study published Tuesday.
In the next four months, two of Laguna Beach's treasured businesses will shut their doors, leaving the city's green thumbs without a nursery.
A performance gap on the ACT college entrance exam persisted this year between California's Latino and white high school students, according to new test results.
Fellow locavores, Your potatoes come from Tehachapi, your peaches from Visalia, your tomatoes from the backyard. But when was the last time you ate locally caught fish? We've got the perfect place for you to visit. Just be sure to set your alarm - the action starts early. In addition, we take...
The Broad museum announced some operational nuts and bolts Wednesday - opening hours, advance ticketing, parking rates and such - for the $140-million contemporary art showcase opening Sept. 20.
Long ago in a galaxy not so far away, selling toys was a lot simpler. Put a commercial on TV. Lure shoppers to Toys R Us.
School cafeterias have not generally been known for their memorable meals - at least not in a good way. Many evoke memories of surly lunch ladies dishing up Sloppy Joe sandwiches made out of "mystery meat" to unwitting pupils.
Among the conditions Uber and Lyft need to meet to receive a permit to pick up LAX passengers:
Jered Weaver may have lost the zip on his fastball, but the Angels right-hander can still bring the heat. Just ask his teammates who were within earshot of Weaver's fiery tirade after the third inning of Tuesday night's 8-7 victory over the Detroit Tigers in Comerica Park.
It's unclear whether the tacos barbacoa or burrito bowl made stomachs churn, but officials say dozens of customers fell ill after eating at a Chipotle in Simi Valley.
San Clemente has already pulled off its play of the year.
Where did the playtime go in kindergarten?