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Iranian officials are lashing out at U.N. report portraying Iranians as suffering from an opaque justice system, regular oppression of women and religious persecution.
Actress Shoshana Roberts says she has received several violent threats because of her role in a widely-watched anti-street harassment PSA.
The plaintiffs include Communities for a Better Environment, Physicians for Social Responsibility-Los Angeles, Sierra Club, and Natural Resources Defense Council.
In one of the most contentious and expensive ballot battles in Santa Monica, two competing measures attempt to define who will control the city's airport.
One person was killed and one injured when Virgin Galactic's experimental space tourism craft SpaceShipTwo crashed in the desert Friday.
Kozy and Dan Kitchens make up Kozyndan, a husband and wife team whose work is featured in the Japanese American National Museum's Hello Kitty exhibit.
"I do not come like a journalist with a catalog of questions," Herzog says. "You have to feel out the other person, give the other person space."
Rain fell at a fraction of normal levels, livestock were slaughtered en masse and California's once-thriving rancho economy was devastated.
Alice Rackham is a college student who responds to a bad grade by living her life according to the themes of classic literature. Learn about this Web series here.
New Field Poll data shows the two candidates are neck-and-neck in the final days of the campaign, both drawing 28 percent support from likely voters.
Why hasn't the heroine had her own feature film? We delve deep into the origins of Wonder Woman and her creator, William Marston.
Some children are the first to enter the immigration court system under a new, expedited program that requires them to have a court hearing within 21 days of their initial filing.
Halloween hikes, a zombie crawl, Dia de los Muertos activities and more are in store this weekend.
The event, set on a small man-made island in the middle of San Francisco Bay, is like no other festival experience.
"Low Down" looks at the life of jazz pianist Joe Albany through the eyes of his young daughter (played by Elle Fanning). Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea plays Hobbs and he joins Take Two to talk about it.
