He has been coach of the New York Giants since 2004 and has two Super Bowl rings to show for it, but only this summer did Tom Coughlin gain an entirely different perspective on the NFL.
Meryl Streep has only one four-minute speaking scene in the movie "Suffragette," but it is as a woman who was a catalyst for a movement, turn-of-the-century British suffrage leader Emmeline Pankhurst.
When Sharon Sin enrolled at USC three years ago, she didn't sign up for a foreign language course because it wasn't a requirement for her engineering major.
"El Compa Negro" sways onstage, serenading his audience.
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Europe's migrant crisis: An article in the Sept. 2 Section A about Europe's migrant crisis said Spain had committed to accepting only 0.003% of the number of migrants that Germany is accepting (2,739 versus 800,000). The figure should be 0.3%.
California's largest wildfire, a stubborn blaze in the Sierra Nevada that's forced officials to shut down camping in nearby Kings Canyon National Park, continued to grow Sunday as health officials issued smoke advisories to area residents.
A look at the top 25 high school football teams in the Southland:
While all eyes here have been focused on Serena Williams and her march to the completion of a Grand Slam, the men's side of the U.S. Open tennis tournament is also heading toward some interesting finishes.
Hoping to make driving more convenient for owners of electric vehicles, Burbank has installed eight curbside charging stations throughout the city.
Venus and Serena Williams will play each other Tuesday in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open. Tennis fans will see that as exciting. Psychologists would see it as a sibling nightmare.
Andre Ethier smiled when thinking how the Dodgers won Sunday.
With only 47 stolen bases this season, the Dodgers rank last in the National League.
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UCLA defensive lineman Eddie Vanderdoes will miss the rest of the season after tearing the anterior-cruciate ligament in his knee Saturday during a 34-16 victory over Virginia, according to a person close to the situation but not authorized to speak about it.
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, who spent her fourth day behind bars Sunday, has filed an appeal notice of the judge's decision that put her in a Kentucky jail for failing to follow his order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
You could not blame USC for wanting to flip the calendar from August to September.
Long Beach Jordan will be the for the Ron Massey Memorial Fall Hoops Classic featuring lots of top teams and players.
A 20-year-old motorist suspected of hitting two pedestrians and killing one before fleeing the scene Saturday has been arrested, Los Angeles police said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected a call to host refugees from Syria and elsewhere, saying that while Israel is "not indifferent to the human tragedy of the refugees," it is not in a position to take them in.
Burning Man, the festival in the Nevada desert, is full of unusual things, which may be an understatement. Among them is mutant vehicles. Here is the second installment on the movers and shakers at Black Rock City's Burning Man and the people behind them. The festival wraps up Monday. Chatterbox...
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