Los Angeles Unified School District’s Board of Education announced Monday that it is exploring possible litigation against technology giant Apple and software developer Pearson for their role in the failed iPad launch designed to put a computer on the desk of 650,000 students in the district.
Tuesday a Los Angeles Superior Court judge sided with the estranged wife of ex-Clippers owner Donald Sterling and ruled that V. Stiviano must give back all most all of the $3 million she received from the beleaguered NBA team owner.
Just three years ago Jordan Spieth’s caddy went to the Masters for the first time after winning a lottery ticket to the tournament while he worked as a sixth grade school teacher.
Celebrities, heeding Benjamin Franklin’s advice that “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” are buying up new “top-level” domain names like .porn to prevent cybersquatters or extortionists from besmirching their reputations and/or selling them later for a much higher price.
A homeless person stabbed two men in Ocean Beach, because one of them commented that the transient should “get a job.”
John Tamney in his new book Popular Economics: What the Rolling Stones, Downtown Abbey, and LeBron James Can Teach You about Economics expels the notion that you need a Ph.D. to understand economics.
Tiger Woods seemed to be getting his mojo back over the first three days of the Masters tournament.
Jordan Spieth won the 79th Masters tournament on Sunday shooting 70 and annihilating the rest of the field, topping his closest competitors Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson by four shots.
Saturday afternoon a photo of a bizarre car accident resulted in a Toyota Prius ending up on top of another vehicle—piggy back style—creating quite a bit of stir on social media.
After twenty years of lobbying for a mandatory diversity class for all students, the University California Los Angeles faculty finally got their way.
“We’ve gone from crisis to recovery, and America is now on the verge of resurgence,” exclaimed Vice President Joe Biden to a group of invited guests at the Pacific Gas & Electric Service Center in Oakland. “The United States of America … is not talking about outsourcing anymore, we’re talking about insourcing.”
Jordan Spieth continues his complete dominance at Augusta National.
Several San Bernadino County Sheriff deputies piled on and beat a suspect who allegedly stole a horse on Thursday afternoon in San Bernadino County.
Friday at the 79th Masters Tournament Tiger Woods sent a message early that he planned on being around for the weekend.
Rory McIlroy, according to a survey of industry marketers, tournament directors, and journalists, ranks as the most marketable golfer.
Tuesday California Democratic lawmakers introduced a package of ten bills on immigration reform designed to significantly expand benefits granted to illegal aliens in the state.
On Monday, April 13, all 28 West Point athletic programs will launch a new matrix of logos, lettering and uniform numerals designed to pay greater tribute to the identity of the U.S. Army, Army leadership, and the mission of the Army’s sports program.
Kelly Castruita from Bakersfield headed out to take her recycling to the trash bin when she witnessed a UFO bobbing in the heavens, “I thought, that’s kinda bright to be a star, I’ve never seen a blue star be that bright.”
Neighbors are creeped-out by the discovery of a mummified body buried in garbage stacked six-feet high inside a Richmond District home in San Francisco.
Well that didn’t take long! Only two days after Tiger Woods announced that he will be playing in the 79th Masters Championship at Augusta National this week, Nike released a commercial staring the beleaguered player along with the world’s top ranked golfer Rory McIlroy.
Former Ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton, stated on Saturday that the first job of the President of the United States is to protect the people of this nation.
The San Francisco police Chief announced on Friday that he requested a police oversight committee approve the firing of seven SFPD officers for allegedly sending racist and homophobic text messages.
“I’m playing in the Masters,” Tiger Woods stated on his official website Friday afternoon. “It’s obviously very important to me, and I want to be there.”
In wake of the Indiana legislature’s announcement that they would amend the controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), NCAA president Mark Emmert expressed that his organization will determine where it will host future championships based on the content of the new law.
A surveillance video captured a crazed attacker violently smashing in the left side of a homeless man’s skull in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district.
