The song "It Never Went Away" closes out the documentary "American Symphony," and is a dip into what the artist calls "a divine stream of consciousness" that unites him and his wife, and all creative people.
UCLA can't go into the Big Ten next season with Chip Kelly as their head coach. He has continuously failed to meet expectations over the last six years.
The musician was a descendant of Mohawks. Working on a story about the Osage and their victimization was "especially important for him, especially meaningful," says the director.
Nearly 80% of the seafood sold in the United States is imported. Here's what needs to be done to avoid seafood caught by forced-labor victims on foreign fishing vessels.
The doctors I've worked with to build an advanced pediatrics system in Gaza now find that dream shattered. Children can't get even the most basic care.
In California's Cuyama Valley, companies pump vast amounts of water to grow carrots. When companies sued residents over water, the community launched a boycott.
Speaker Mike Johnson and his fractious Republican majority in the House won't govern. Too bad the country can't fully function until they do.
The songwriter and super-producer worked on 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' songs before going on to produce the movie's soundtrack — along with a cameo role voicing his own character, the Metro Spider.
I have this Black-owned food guide to thank for my new favorite restaurants.
Students from India powered the surge, growing in number by 35%, while those from China slightly declined but remained the largest group.
California's state government began drawing up plans for Sites Reservoir in the Sacramento Valley 70 years ago. And it still only exists on paper. So, kudos to Gov. Gavin Newsom for deciding that it's finally time to put this tardy project on the fast track.
Hamas' attack on Israel has hardened the settler movement. Increasing violence in the West Bank threatens to open another front in the conflict.
Geddy Lee's new memoir, 'My Effin' Life,' explores not only his decades with rock legends Rush, but growing up as the son of two Holocaust survivors.
The current wave of violence targeting Arabs, Muslims and Jewish people is part of a disturbing upswell of intolerance in the United States. The best way to fight it is to call it out.
A legal fight over water spurred a boycott of carrots in California's Cuyama Valley. Here's what residents say about the boycott.
Amid talk of 'doom loops' and climate disaster, John King's lively history of San Francisco's Ferry Building, 'Portal,' shows we've been there and survived that.
The Los Angeles City Council will weigh in on Harvard-Westlake's plans to transform the Weddington Golf & Tennis site into an athletic campus, which has divided the community.
California's Medicaid program is making it easier for people with diabetes to obtain the supplies they need to manage their blood sugar.
Losses are estimated at $15 billion in Acapulco, the storied Mexican beach town that had fallen on harder times even before Hurricane Otis struck.
Cam Reddish once again takes Austin Reaves' spot in the starting lineup and the Lakers overcome LeBron James' absence in a win over the Trail Blazers.
Estos fueron los artistas celebrados en la ceremonia de los Premios a la Excelencia y del Consejo Directivo de la Academia Latina de la Grabación
Four games into James Harden's winless Clippers career, it's difficult to define what he is or what he and his star teammates can become.
Investigators are looking into the cause of a major fire that has shut down the 10 Freeway in downtown L.A. Officials said to expect "significant" traffic issues.
The Chargers' offense proved it is one of the NFL's elite, but the defense proved again it's not up to the same standards in a 41-38 loss to Lions.
The Clippers rally in fourth quarter with James Harden on the bench, but rally falls short as coach Tyronn Lue looks for ways to make new roster fit.
