Oakland city officials and representatives of tech companies worry that Uber’s arrival in their city heralds a tech influx that could leave Oakland natives behind, much as the tech explosion in the San Francisco area affected the local population and culture.
On Thursday, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) told reporters that Donald Trump’s nomination would help Republicans running for office, not hurt them.
Johnny Damon, a member of the Boston Red Sox “Idiots” who won the franchise’s first World Series title since 1918, showed that his four years as a New York Yankee converted him, endorsing New Yorker Donald Trump for president.
A Vietnamese coffee house where the waitresses wear bikinis has been hit with a lawsuit from city officials who want to shut the coffee house down.
On Thursday night, Breitbart News senior editor-at-large and Daily Wire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro appeared on The Kelly File on Fox News to discuss Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields’ alleged assault at the hands of Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. Opposing him was David Wohl, an attorney and Trump supporter.
A Wisconsin man has been accused of breaking into his coworker’s house. He was found by the coworker’s daughter, naked from the waist down with his pelvic area pressed against her dog, allegedly having raped the animal.
The man identified in Dos Equis commercials as “the Most Interesting Man in the World” will sail off into the sunset for the last time – to Mars.
In an interview with ESPN Magazine, the reigning NL MVP waxed eloquent about his perception that Major League Baseball has become “tired” as a result of taboos and traditions regarding self-expression.
Now that Robert Griffin III has been released by the Washington Redskins, former Redskins tight end Chris Cooley has come forth to allege that the entire team hated Griffin.
Now that the Oregon legislature has hiked the minimum wage, effective this July, colleges and universities in the state have a decision to make: hire fewer student employees, cut the school’s budget, or raise tuition.
On March 4, six members of fraternities and sororities at UC Santa Cruz were arrested for allegedly running an organized drug sales ring revolving around the drug MDMA, a.k.a. ecstasy or “Molly.”
On Tuesday, the LAPD acknowledged that murders in the city have soared 27.5% compared to the same period in 2016.
According to H&R Block, uninsured filers are paying more than double what they paid last year for penalties incurred for lacking health insurance, as per Obamacare.
The Environmental Protection Agency has found the lethal “superbug,” carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE), in a sewage plant in Los Angeles that treats waste and releases it into the Pacific Ocean.
Kenneth LeRoy Collins, 96, from Laguna Woods, became Orange County’s oldest inmate after he allegedly removed his diaper to expose himself and masturbate in front of two girls, aged 11 and 12. He also touched them inappropriately.
A Nashville jury has awarded a staggering $55 million to Fox Sports reporter Erin Andrews from her lawsuit targeting the man who videoed her naked, then posted it online, and the Nashville Marriott, where the incident occurred.
On Sunday night, after the debate between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, MSNBC inadvertently aired footage of NBC journalist Kristen Welker telling Clinton communications director Jen Palmieri exactly what question she was planning to ask in an imminent live interview.
The wildly gyrating career of Robert Griffin III has taken another turn; Griffin has been given his release by the Washington Redskins.
New term limit rules may give the new speaker of the California Assembly much more power, as Los Angeles Democrat Anthony Rendon could conceivably serve until 2024. Rendon, 48, told Bay Area public radio station KQED that his prospective longevity
A California woman attempted to escape police in a “Scooby-Doo” van. She would have gotten away with it, if not for some meddling kids.
The modest church in Studio City, CA, where President Ronald Reagan married the love of his life, Nancy Davis, on March 4, 1952 has become a common wedding site for Japanese couples who honor Reagan.
A new bill before the California legislature would prohibit government-funded travel to states that have passed religious freedom laws that the legislature decides are unfair to the LGBT community.
For the first time in decades, the presidential primary in California — on both sides — may profoundly affect the presidential race, boosting turnout and prompting a ripple effect that could change the nature of local races around the state.
According to the site Pornhub, GOP users of their site had a strong predilection for one GOP candidate for president: Donald Trump.
A class-action lawsuit was filed this week against the Minnesota Timberwolves, asserting that the team “fundamentally, and unlawfully, alters the way Timberwolves ticket holders may use and transfer tickets.”
This week, California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom rereleased a video on Facebook challenging Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall along the entire U.S.-Mexico border. The video, posted on Facebook, has been seen almost nine million times.
On Thursday, the California Assembly voted to raise the legal age for smoking from 18 to 21.
Twenty-two years after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman precipitated the most famous trial of the century, the LAPD is testing a knife that was found years ago but was kept by an LAPD cop in his home until this January.
Tony Quinn, a Republican political analyst in California, has concluded that Donald Trump’s supporters are racists. “Trump well understood how to dog whistle the race card,” he writes at foxandhoundsdaily. The term “dog whistle” is a frequent leftist argument, which claims that Republicans
On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Times published an editorial asserting that businessman Donald Trump is “not fit to be president of the United States.”
On Wednesday, the New York Mets released a statement informing that according to Florida law a pig purchased by Yoenis Cespedes at a county fair must meet its untimely demise.
On Tuesday night, GOP strategist Karl Rove had an embarrassing moment as he appeared on Fox News to cover the results of Super Tuesday primaries.
Starting in late June, the 72-story U.S. Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles will give thrill-seekers the chance to ride in an enclosed glass slide outside the building from the 70th to the 69th floor.
Thanks to a new concessionaire company that has taken over at Yosemite National Park, the traditional names of hotels and other attractions are being changed, prompting anger from long-time employees and visitors to the park.
ESPN speculates that the attorneys working on the Deflategate case raked in $20 million.
According to NPR, NBC has fired Melissa Harris-Perry, who hosted a weekend show on MSNBC.
On Monday, California legislators approved legislation that will levy a new tax on all managed care organizations so over one billion dollars of federal funds will continue to be granted to Medi-Cal, including millions of dollars for services for the developmentally disabled.
On Monday, NASCAR Chairman and CEO Brian France, switching gears from last year, when he yanked a NASCAR banquet from a Donald Trump-owned resort, endorsed the Republican’s presidential candidacy.
All dogs go to heaven, but before they do, they can now enjoy a Sunday baseball game at Chase Field in Phoenix.
A panel formed to speak at the California Democratic Party state convention admitted a troubling fact for the party: younger voters are no longer a dependable constituency.
