Climbing ranger dies during patrol on Denali, park service says
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A mountaineering ranger died Thursday while patrolling Denali, National Park Service officials said.... Read More
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Phones banned on Phoebe Bridgers' tour, including her Halloween shows at Intuit Dome
LOS ANGELES — Start sending out “Smoke Signals.” Phoebe Bridgers finally announced her upcoming phone-free arena tour, and it includes two spooky nights in the Los Angeles area.
Bridgers shared details about the ...Read more
California's Pacifica pier cracks; another coastal casualty as seas continue to rise
LOS ANGELES — The Pacifica Municipal Pier was shut down and taped off Thursday after city workers noticed cracks running through the landmark structure and concrete chunks falling into the ocean.
It’s just one of many...Read more
How much money did Super Bowl LX pump into the Bay Area economy?
The Super Bowl at Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium in February is estimated to have injected about $720 million into the Bay Area economy, according to new analysis released by the nonprofit that helped bring the Big Game ...Read more
Trump signals interest in US owning stakes in top AI labs
President Donald Trump expressed interest in the U.S. government holding equity stakes in leading artificial intelligence developers, saying that he planned to discuss the idea of a partnership with AI companies’ ...Read more
MS-13 gang members found guilty of killing 3 people -- dismembering one -- in Angeles National Forest
LOS ANGELES — Four members of the gang MS-13 were found guilty Thursday of murdering three people in the Angeles National Forest, including one victim whose body was dismembered and then thrown down a canyon, according ...Read more
John Fetterman reportedly allows Trump judicial pick in Pa. to move forward, a first for a Democrat
President Donald Trump’s pick for a federal judge in Pennsylvania can move forward, and it appears Sen. John Fetterman, D., Pa., is to thank.
Fetterman, like all U.S. senators, has the ability to block the president’s...Read more
Can California boost wildfire prevention with less cash? A new plan proposes to do just that
LOS ANGELES — State and federal wildfire officials have spent the past five years rapidly expanding efforts to thin out hundreds of thousands of acres of dense fire-prone forests, reduce the number of human-caused ...Read more
Hawaii man threatened to kill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, shoot up Michigan state Capitol, feds say
DETROIT — A man from Honolulu faces federal charges for threatening to attack the state Capitol and kill Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, along with "as many people as possible," officials said.
Ronald Saville was ...Read more
Pressure mounts on rookie chair Warsh as jobs fuel Fed-hike bets
The U.S. labor market is back on its feet, strong employment data showed Friday, stoking concerns of another inflation sting and bolstering arguments from some Federal Reserve officials that they may need to raise interest...Read more
Pop star Olivia Rodrigo: I lucked out on the parent lottery
Olivia Rodrigo "lucked out on the parent lottery".
The 23-year-old pop star has enjoyed a meteoric rise since releasing her debut album, Sour, in 2021 - but Olivia credits her friends and family for helping her to remain ...Read more
James Marsters leads tributes to Buffy co-star Anthony Head
James Marsters has paid a heartfelt tribute to Anthony Head.
The Buffy the Vampire Slayer actor "passed away peacefully of complications due to pneumonia", aged 72, and James has now paid a glowing tribute to his former ...Read more
Marty Supreme star Odessa A'zion keeps her love life 'under wraps'
Odessa A'zion has made a concerted effort to keep her love life "under wraps" for years.
The 25-year-old actress - who is best known for playing Timothee Chalamet's on-screen love interest in Marty Supreme, the hit sports...Read more
Michelada Fest Chicago is canceled for 2026
CHICAGO — Michelada Fest Chicago 2026 has been canceled, according to an announcement Friday from presenter Windy City Events Management.
The cancellation comes just three weeks before the festival was slated to take ...Read more
All-nighter caps Senate work and a short House week
WASHINGTON — Congress left town this week after the Senate passed Republicans’ high-priority budget reconciliation package for immigration enforcement, while Democrats saw a war powers messaging win in the House.
The ...Read more
Italians protest Dua Lipa and Callum Turner taking over their city for 3-day wedding
In echos of public protests last year when Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez took over Venice for their three-day wedding, locals in another Italian city are annoyed that they have to deal with Dua Lipa and Callum Turner’s ...Read more
Econometer: Is backlash enough to slow momentum on artificial intelligence?
An artificial intelligence backlash is growing, but it is unclear if it is enough to slow momentum.
Several high-profile news events recently took aim at the technology: Pope Leo XIV issued his first encyclical letter ...Read more
How to watch the 2026 Tony Awards and everything else you need to know
LOS ANGELES — It’s Broadway’s time to shine Sunday when the 79th Tony Awards take New York City.
Broadcast live from Radio City Music Hall, the night promises plenty of onstage drama and hopefully some real-life ...Read more
Feds pursuing 'multiple' election fraud investigations, top prosecutor says
LOS ANGELES — First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli on Friday morning said his office “has multiple election fraud investigations underway,” in coordination with the FBI in Los Angeles.
Essayli’s remarks, ...Read more
FBI places Feeding Our Future suspect among the nation's 'most wanted fraudsters'
MINNEAPOLIS — The FBI has added a Minneapolis grocer accused of defrauding a federally funded meals program to the agency’s new “Most Wanted Fraudsters” list.
Authorities allege Said Ereg, 47, fraudulently ...Read more
LA city attorney becomes first incumbent ousted in primary in nearly 100 years
LOS ANGELES — The last time Angelenos sacked an incumbent city attorney in the primaries, almost 30% of them were unemployed.
That was May 2, 1933, the nadir of the Great Depression, when sprawling encampments blanketed...Read more
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