The ET Surf/South Bay Boardriders Club Virtual Event 2 Surf Contest is underway. Contestants’ videos will be accepted through Sunday February 28. Waves must be ridden between Indicator on the

The race to vaccinate as many Los Angeles County residents as possible while more potentially contagious coronavirus variants continue to be detected is colliding with lagging efforts to steer

Ring, whose mission is to make neighborhoods safer, today announced Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2, a new advanced video doorbell complete with innovative 3D Motion Detection with radar, enhanced audio capabilities with an array microphone,

Griffith Park's resident mountain lion P-22 has been fitted with a new GPS collar, allowing biologists to continue tracking his movements. The battery in the celebrity lion's old collar was about to expire,

Sounders forward Jordan Morris detailed his emotional state for the first time since suffering a season-ending knee injury on Saturday. "I’m absolutely gutted but the only thing to do is move forward and focus on my recovery,

Despite the capitalist propaganda, parents have expressed overwhelming support for online learning, which they know prioritizes the health of their families, school workers and educators.

Preschool and day-care workers across California say they are managing ad-hoc classrooms of older students while also caring for infants and toddlers.

Body Brokers” then drops the curtain on what it says is an open secret in the nation’s rehab industry, where drug addicts are reduced to commodities that can be recruited and recycled for big profits,

At the very least, most video games – from first-person shooters to real-time RPGs – fall under the action banner in some shape or form. That's why putting together this list was hard; there are a select few games that made the honorable mentions section at the bottom of the page and many others that aren’t even referenced – a side effect of the immensity of the genre itself.

Santa Clara County is joining a growing movement of cities and counties across California to require that large grocery stores offer hazard pay to their employees during the coronavirus pandemic. The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday night unanimously passed a law temporarily mandating that large grocery stores in unincorporated areas of the county pay their workers an additional $5 an hour on top of their regular wages to compensate them for continuing to risk contracting coronavirus while on the front lines.