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After Ticketmaster fumbled its sales of Taylor Swiftâ's Eras stadium tour tickets earlier this month, the company blamed "bot attacks" and fans for the meltdown. Now members of Congress are asking the Federal Trade Commission whether it plans to enforce a 2016 law designed to fight such "attacks" Sens. Marsha Blackburnn, R-Tenn., and Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., the ranking member and chair, ...

Infants younger than 6 months had the same rate of hospitalization as seniors age 65 to 74 during this summer’s omicron wave, according to a new report. The findings, published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, show that COVID-19 can still cause severe and fatal outcomes in children too young to be vaccinated. “These findings underscore the continued risk for ...

The sheriffs office said the injury caused him to have anger and memory issues.

Plus: CBRE makes $110 million acquisition; Commercial real estate firm Partners opens a Dallas office; and more.

Voting in the rain is a duty, not a delight. With alternatives including mail-in ballots and drop boxes, why are Angelenos still at the polls?

One person has been killed in a shooting Monday morning at a home north of Weaverville, according to law enforcement and fire officials.

California is experiencing more wildfires, illness and drought as the impacts of climate change accelerate

If you spot an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile carving its way up the Pacific Coast Highway, these two women are at the wheel.

Smarter Balanced results showed declines in reading and math scores, but a closer look at individual districts shows a more nuanced picture.

Student test scores released by the California Department of Education this week show statewide declines in English and Math since pre-pandemic days. But one county in far Northern California is still scoring as well as it did before COVID.