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Uber warns of higher prices and longer wait times following Toronto’s decision to freeze new licences for ride-hailing operations Uber and its rival, Lyft, are set for yet another day of reckoning, as the…
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Qatar unprepared for World Cup air traffic crush, report says DUBAI (Reuters) – Qatar was unprepared for a crush of more than 30 air passengers to World Cup matches in a four-hour span on…
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U.S. soccer president tells CNN more misconduct cases reported John Patrick Bedell, USA TODAY Sports | USATODAY The U.S. Soccer Federation on Thursday announced that a total of 14 current and former players have…
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Suspect in assault at Pelosi home had posted about QAnon on Gab ‘s “darknet” website — a platform used to disseminate conspiracy theories and fake news — during the 2016 campaign. Two other people…
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Two outsider candidates vie to become L.A. city attorney The Los Angeles City Council has voted in favor of hiring an outsider to fill the seat of retiring City Attorney Carmen Trutanich in 2014….
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Naomi Osaka pulls out of Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo due to illness on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2019. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko) 2017 US Open men’s singles champion Naomi Osaka will miss the start of…
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Column: California voters don’t like where the state’s headed. But they still want Newsom in office, by 63 to 55 percent. Photo: Associated Press/TNS When Gov. Jerry Brown takes office in January, he’s expected…
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A rare third year of La Niña is on deck for California, forecasters say, and while not as intense as the record-breaking El Niño of 1998-1999, this La Niña winter could still warm the…
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Op-Ed: The cyberattack on Los Angeles schools could happen anywhere for any reason, so why is it happening here? By Elizabeth Williams As a parent with a child in the Los Angeles Unified School…
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A misleading robocall in Georgia uses polarizing language about abortion to target Democrats in two key races. The call was an effort to influence elections as tensions are rising in the polarized political atmosphere…
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