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Vice President Kamala Harris — who previously served as the Attorney General of California and is currently running for president of the United States — is facing new criticisms over her handling of an old case: the 2015 murder of 32-year-old Kathryn Steinley in San Francisco.

With his first country-radio hit taking shape, Koe Wetzel talks about revealing a new side of himself on his latest album, '9 Lives.'

Fred Bush deals in used kitchen equipment, buying stoves, shelving and the like from restaurants that have closed. Amid a tough stretch for the industry, sellers abound.

Former first lady Melania Trump is set to release her first memoir that will include "personal stories and family photos she has never before shared with the public."

L.A.'s wellness crowd says it's amazing. The EPA says its filter should be registered as a pesticide. But the true story of The Berkey gets even weirder.

The Boox Palma feels like a device that’s confused between wanting to be an e-reader and a mobile phone.

Chris Kraus and Catherine Lacey, two writers of two generations, talk mixing genres, daily schedules, and the critics.

As the International Seabed Authority considers the future of deep-sea mining for battery metals, California and other states are seeking bans against mining.

Radio stars Terry DiMonte and Ted Bird once hosted one of Just for Laughs' most popular series. The newly relaunched fest has brought them back.

‘No matter what administration takes office in US, the political climate does not change,’ Kim’s state-run new agency says

Think of the new Inglewood venue as a planetarium for the next generation.

As Toronto grows upwards, hundreds of thousands of people have come to call the city home. But as the population increases, the amount of green space has failed to keep pace.

LAGOS: Meta yesterday said it has removed 63,000 Instagram accounts linked to sextortion scams from Nigeria, days after authorities in the West African country slapped a US$220 million fine on the company.

While author Andrew Berglund gives SDA full kudos for its “impressive speed” so far in concluding development contracts and fielding its first satellites, he also warns that those advocating the agency’s approach as the way for all DoD acquisitions in the future may want to curb their enthusiasm given the early stage of the agency’s work.

It was when the sommelier arrived that things shot off the highly polished rails

Technocrats make sensible policy preparations in case a technology revolution does take place

We’ve got a rare opportunity to compare the UK, US and French systems. What have we learnt?

Two of the five athletes on the U.S. Olympic surf team hail from San Clemente; a third lives in Oceanside. They will compete in massive, barreling swells in Tahiti, a bold choice that has some safety-conscious experts shaking their heads.

Whether Shohei Ohtani ever decides to exercise his influence could be determined by what the Dodgers do over the next handful of days and how it affects them in October.

In competitions, interviews and a new Netflix docuseries, Simone Biles has shown that simply returning to the Olympics after her Tokyo 'twisties' is a momentous achievement.

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares pledged action to tackle problems in North America and elsewhere after reporting a plunge in first-half earnings