THE WILLIAMSON RECORDING STUDIO IN BURBANK HITS THE MARKET AT $2.35 MILLION
The Williamson, a high-end recording studio in Burbank, just hit the market for $2.35 million.
CHRIS ERSKINE: THIS IS GOODBYE, BUT BEFORE I GO, SOME THANKS ARE IN ORDER
Like a Cher farewell tour, my goodbye has gone on and on. But this is it. Time to say thanks to my readers, editors and, most of all,...
DEL MAR ANNOUNCES REVISED SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER MEETING IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Del Mar will start its summer meeting eight days earlier but only race three days a week in response to the coronavirus outbreak. There...
GAME 2 OF THE APBA I-5 SERIES IS ONCE AGAIN THE BARRY BONDS SHOW
Barry Bonds hits two more homers, giving him four in the series, as Northern California defeats Southern California 5-2 to take a 2-0...
PRICE-REDUCED HOMES FOR $300,000 IN THREE RIVERSIDE COUNTY COMMUNITIES
Looking for a deal? The prices have been trimmed for these homes in the $300,000 range in Riverside, Hemet and Idyllwild.
THIS DATE IN SPORTS: BARRY BONDS PASSES BABE RUTH ON HR LIST
On this date in sports - may 28
COLUMN: HOW CAN COLLEGE CAMPUSES BE SAFE FOR ATHLETES BUT NOT STUDENTS? PUT MONEY ON FOOTBALL
College campuses are not considered safe for students but are for athletes? With football programs paying the bills, are colleges really...
RAMS HAVE THREE PRESEASON GAMES AT SOFI, INCLUDING STADIUM DEBUT AGAINST SAINTS
Three of four preseason games for the Rams are scheduled to be held at SoFi Stadium, including the opener on Friday, Aug. 14, against...
AVRIL LAVIGNE AND NICKELBACK'S CHAD KROEGER TAKE A LOSS ON MARITAL HOME
Musicians Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger have sold their marital home in Sherman Oaks for $5 million, or $400,000 less than they paid...
SPACEX LAUNCH OF NASA ASTRONAUTS SCRUBBED, RESCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
After poor weather scrubbed SpaceX's historic launch of NASA astronauts, the NASA and SpaceX teams will try again Saturday.
TRANSFER JOHNNY JUZANG RECEIVES WAIVER TO PLAY IMMEDIATELY FOR UCLA
Kentucky transfer Johnny Juzang will be immediately eligible to play for UCLA after receiving a waiver from the NCAA on Wednesday.
JOB HUNTING DURING THE PANDEMIC: TIPS FOR RECENT GRADUATES
New graduates looking for jobs and internships are navigating a challenging landscape. Here are tips for applying, networking and acing...
HE WAS PART OF AMAZON'S CORONAVIRUS HIRING SPREE. TWO WEEKS LATER HE WAS DEAD
Harry Sentoso, 63, went back to work at Amazon as part of the company's hiring wave. Two weeks later, he was dead from COVID-19.
THIS DAY IN SPORTS: JOCKEY BILL SHOEMAKER WINS 8,000TH RACE
On a Wednesday afternoon at Hollywood Park, jockey Bill Shoemaker earned his 8,000th victory on May 27, 1981, aboard War Allied in...
COLUMN: PHIL MICKELSON IS READY TO MAKE 'THE MATCH' AN ANNUAL EVENT
Phil Mickelson has many ideas on how to make 'The Match' with Tiger Woods an annual fundraising event showcasing young olfers and other...
ELIJAH WADE LEFT UCLA FOOTBALL. NOW HE AIMS TO PROTECT BRUINS ATHLETES IN COVID-19 ERA
Elijah Wade's UCLA football career ended for medical reasons. Now, as a student council rep, he advocates for Bruins athletes in the...
EVEN ASTRONAUTS' JOBS HAVE CHANGED BECAUSE OF CORONAVIRUS
Ahead of the historic launch of NASA astronauts aboard a SpaceX spacecraft, astronauts had to finish up training in the midst of the...
KINGS AND DUCKS DONE FOR SEASON, BUT SOCAL FANS STILL COULD GET TO SEE PLAYOFF HOCKEY
Here's what Southland hockey fans can look forward to without the Kings or Ducks participating in the playoffs that will take place...
BARRY BONDS POWERS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TO 11-6 VICTORY IN I-5 SERIES GAME 1
Barry Bonds launches two home runs as Northern California defeats Southern California in Game 1 of the best-of-seven simulated I-5...
CHRIS DUFRESNE, AWARD-WINNING L.A. TIMES SPORTSWRITER, DIES AT 62
Chris Dufresne, a respected authority on college sports, had 40-year L.A. Times career.
Man says he broke into a bank to heat up Hot Pockets in a break room microwave
A man broke into a Wells Fargo Bank in San Diego early Wednesday, but he says it's not for the reason most might expect. Read more ...
1 in 4 American workers have filed for unemployment benefits during the pandemic
Another 2.1 million people filed initial jobless claims last week. Read more ...
Dr. Fauci: Second wave of COVID-19 can be avoided
Dr. Anthony Fauci says a second wave of the novel coronavirus can be avoided if the United States can improve testing and contact tracing. Read more ...
Trump preparing order targeting social media protections
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump is preparing to sign an executive order Thursday aimed at curbing liability protections for social media companies, two days after he lashed... Read more ...
South Carolina mom, boyfriend charged after remains of special needs...
Authorities say a South Carolina woman and her boyfriend have been arrested and accused of killing the woman's disabled daughter and hiding her body inside a dresser drawer. Read more ...
Violence again rocks Minneapolis after man's death; 1 killed
The surprisingly serious problem with rubbing your eyes
Rubbing your eyes when you're tired could raise risk for serious eye problems. Read more ...
Police conclude Dominic Cummings' castle trip possible ‘minor breach'
LONDON - Boris Johnson's top aide's drive from his parents' property in Durham to Barnard Castle might have constituted a “minor breach” of lockdown regulations “that would... Read more ...
CVS Health to open 13 more coronavirus testing sites in Maryland
CVS Health is expanding its coronavirus testing program with 13 more test sites at select CVS Pharmacy drive-thru locations across Maryland. Read more ...
President Trump preparing executive order targeting social media protections
The order comes days after the president lashed out at Twitter for applying fact checks to two of his tweets. Read more ...