He might be LeBron James’ son, which comes with a spotlight, but he’s only 19 as he embarks on his professional career with the Lakers.
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He might be LeBron James’ son, which comes with a spotlight, but he’s only 19 as he embarks on his professional career with the Lakers.
Robert Towne, the screenwriting icon who won an Academy Award for “Chinatown,” has died. He was 89.
General manager Rob Pelinka says “launching” the careers of the Lakers’ two rookies is part of helping coach JJ Redick build a foundation.
The flight comes as Chinese immigration has become the subject of intense political debate in the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
In “Mi Divo,” Apple TV+’s first dual-language podcast, host Maria Garcia weaves personal narrative with the story of the singer Juan Gabriel.
Angela Simmons apologizes after facing backlash for her accessory choice at the 2024 BET Awards, where she toted a bedazzled green purse shaped like a gun.
A big gain for Tesla helped drive Wall Street to more records.
A man was arrested after allegedly stabbing another driver in a road rage incident in Ontario, according to police.
Lawsuits by GOP officials have cast a shadow over a Biden plan to ease student borrowers’ burdens, but some relief is still available. And more may be coming.
The girl was attending a day camp at the Botanical Garden at the time of the bite, which left a “substantive but not serious” injury, according to California Department of Fish and Wildlife spokesperson Patrick Foy.
Dozens gathered outside L.A. City Hall to oppose a City Council measure that would allocate $1 million to bolster security near Jewish community spaces.
July 2, 2024
The ecologically-sensitive Covington Flats area of Joshua Tree National Park will shut down to the public in a bid to protect its Joshua trees and junipers from wildfire.
July 2, 2024
Rapper BG, who is living under federal supervision after serving an 11-year prison sentence, must submit future lyrics to the federal government for review.
July 2, 2024
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