Screen Time: Mental Health Menace Or Scapegoat?
The study comes two weeks after two major investors urged Apple to do more to combat iPhone addiction among young people.
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The study comes two weeks after two major investors urged Apple to do more to combat iPhone addiction among young people.
Authorities are investigating a home invasion robbery in south Sacramento early Monday morning.
The Patriots needed a fourth quarter comeback, but Tom Brady and Co. will be returning to the Super Bowl for the eighth time since drafting Brady in 2000.
Several beaches along California's Central Coast are closed after nearly five million gallons of sewage spilled into the ocean in Monterey County.
President Trump is airing the ad to make a push for support and completion of his border wall.
A North Carolina man who made headlines when he was caught for break-ins after winning a doughnut-eating contest has been arrested again. And this time he's accused of stealing from a doughnut shop.
Amazon employees have been testing it, but is the public ready for a cashier-less store?
Nothing has been agreed to, the lawmakers said Sunday, and there were no indications that leaders of either party or the White House were on board.
"Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" outdid another weekend's worth of newcomers to top the North American box office.
A coastal California highway swamped by deadly mudslides reopened Sunday after a nearly two-week closure.
The IRS released its contingency plan should the shutdown last into filing season. Here are some of the services that will be affected.
Health officials last week said flu was blanketing the country but they thought there was a good chance the season was already peaking. But the newest numbers out Friday show it grew even more intense.
Oprah Winfrey and Rob Lowe give Montecito its star power, but it's people like Antonio and Victor Benitez who keep the wealthy Southern California community running.
The American Forces Network, put a message on its Facebook page that said its services would not be available "due to the government shutdown."
Animal welfare groups aim to provide new homes in Nevada for dozens of cats being transported from California to make room for animals displaced by wildfires.
