And under current California law, reporters can go where police have barred general public access to cover events of high public interest, such as wildfires, earthquakes, and other natural disasters.

Doctors say there are a few important health concerns that college students need to be aware of. Here's what to look out for — and how to take action.

Page Six broke the news in June that the actress was dating the Tinder executive after her highly publicized split from Ben Affleck earlier this year.

A judge on Wednesday ruled against Creighton University students suing the college for not granting them religious exemptions to the school's vaccine mandate.

Pray.com, the world’s leading app for mental & spiritual health, has launched an effort to raise funds and awareness for small family farmers, one of the most impacted communities by California’s droughts.

Podcasting, though time consuming, gives her a chance to whip up some balm for the pandemic-weary, laughter-starved soul — the clever, the zany and the downright silly.

Dr. Meena Said’s family fled Afghanistan as refugees when she was a baby. Now she’s an endocrine surgeon in Santa Monica who arranges care remotely for critically ill children in her home country.

Foam rolling and stretching is often touted for helping increase your range of motion, which can boost running performance. But does it really matter which you should do first before running as long as you get the benefits of each?

Sheriff Alex Villanueva today criticized a report concluding that gang-like cliques continue to exist among deputies, insisting that his administration has cracked down on such groups and that researchers never conferred with him on the issue.

Sheriff's Capt. Britta Steinbrenner, a 34-year agency veteran, says it's time to end "the good old boys club" at the department.