2 Women Among Candidates Trump Considering For SCOTUS Seat
President Donald Trump expects to announce his choice to succeed retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on July 9.
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President Donald Trump expects to announce his choice to succeed retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy on July 9.
The Transportation Security Administration says it's possible that Friday, June 29 "will set a new record for the busiest single day ever."
In November, voters will be asked whether Los Angeles should form the first ever city-owned bank in the United States.
Surveillance video shows the 29-year-old falling through the ceiling of a convenience store in Alberta, Canada.
Dr. Bob Sears was placed on 35 months of probation for excusing a toddler from future vaccinations after the child's mother described an adverse reaction to shots.
If you recently updated your Samsung phone or tablet, there's a chance your device could be sharing your photos without your knowledge.
Haley Downen had last been seen on a shoreline trail between Royal Palms Beach and the Trump National Golf Course.
Mexico has lost in the round of 16 in a staggering six straight World Cups dating back to 1994.
The new line would run along Van Nuys Boulevard from the Van Nuys Metro Orange Line Station to the Sylmar/San Fernando Metrolink Station, linking several Valley transit arteries.
He may just "write the songs", but now Barry Manilow is helping Rite Aid fight off transients at the chain's stores.
There have now been eight unsolved shootings at or near Malibu Creek State Park dating back to November 2016, the latest of which killed a 35-year-old father of two.
An investigation determined that Dr. Francisco J. Ayala, a former Dominican priest, sexually harassed three faculty members and a graduate student.
As the last of the Toys "R" Us stores readied for final closure this week, workers including store managers with the company for decades decried their plight. They're saying they shouldn't be left empty-handed.
Investigators are unsure if the shooting was gang-related.
Hours after the massacre, police confirmed the identities of the employees who died: Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith and Wendi Winters.
