Miller Sanford Gov. Pete Wilson on Monday signed bills spawned by the O.J. Simpson double murder case that make it illegal for witnesses and jurors in criminal trials to sell their stories until the case is finished. At a ceremony staged to coincide with the start of jury selection in the Simpson case, Wilson also signed several … Read more
President Trump was quick to respond to the first player protests of the new football season, tweeting Friday morning that “the NFL players are at it again” after a few teams’ members knelt or performed other symbolic acts during the national anthem before preseason games Thursday night. By his two tweets, the president signaled that … Read more
When Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton arrives in Beverly Hills tonight for one of his biggest fund-raisers, celebrity guests such as Barbra Streisand and Warren Beatty will turn heads instantly. Not so their host, a bearded, ponytailed man named Frederick W. (Ted) Field. Heir to one of America’s great family fortunes and an established movie … Read more
A diverse, standing-room-only crowd turned out on Juneteenth to celebrate the life of teacher and civil rights activist Ellen Garrison Jackson Clark, 129 years after she was buried in an unmarked grave at Mountain View Cemetery. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times) Sometimes the best stories come from tiny, easy-to-miss tidbits in local event calendars. … Read more
11Travis Kelce appeared in good spirits during a post-Super Bowl 2025 outing. Getty Images He’s shaking it off. Travis Kelce gave fans “proof of life” post-Super Bowl 2025 during a FaceTime call with the Chainsmokers Sunday night. The Kansas City Chiefs player, 35, was all smiles over the phone in the social media video Alex … Read more
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) reportedly provided “full funding” for al Qaeda terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki to attend college in Colorado, unearthed documents apparently show. Al-Awlaki was an American-born jihadist who was killed in a drone strike in Yemen in 2011, during the Obama administration. He was a central figure of al Qaeda, including having direct … Read more
No one gets a free pass. Upper Manhattan residents and workers claiming that parking is harder to come by after the controversial rollout of congestion pricing may finally have some relief on the way — although it’s still likely to cost them. A bill introduced by uptown Council Member Carmen De La Rosa would require … Read more
President Trump woke up Tuesday raging about “lawfare” in the Big Apple, vowing to help “MAKE NEW YORK GREAT AGAIN.” The president ripped the Empire State’s legal system just hours after it emerged his Justice Department had ordered Manhattan prosecutors Monday to dismiss the historic bribery case against Mayor Eric Adams, which he did not directly … Read more
Galaxy captain Maya Yoshida played more minutes in the regular season and playoffs than anyone in MLS en route to winning the title. (Etienne Laurent / Associated Press) Maya Yoshida led the Galaxy in starts and minutes played last year. Counting the playoffs, no player in the league was on the field more than Yoshida … Read more
Column: Luka Doncic is here! Newly acquired star dazzles in his Lakers debut Luu-ka!…Luu-ka! For three exhilarating hours they screamed his name. For three franchise-changing hours, these were the Los Angeles Lukas. It was only his first game in purple and gold since being stolen from the Dallas Mavericks nine days ago, yet Luka Doncic and … Read more
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