Regional & State News

‘This is a sign that the Chinese nation is awakening and that the evil communist forces that have entrenched China are disintegrating,’ said Wang Zhiyuan.

The cost of living has county residents in a funk, a UCLA study finds. And 44 percent fear someone they know could be deported.

The main air travel hub in Los Angeles has seen a general decline in passenger traffic for more than a decade.

Stories of persecution and resilience behind the performing arts company that’s become a global sensation.

A Trump administration official sent a letter to the Justice Department referring her for criminal prosecution.

Reforms to New York’s discovery laws in 2019 created unforeseen issues, said officials.

The New York congresswoman hasn’t officially entered the race but said the GOP will ’reset' the Empire State.

Moving forward, Amtrak, backed by the Transportation Department, will lead the reconstruction project.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic halted a two-day resentencing hearing to review a new risk assessment.

Third Harmonic Bio, once worth $1 billion, has been developing a treatment for chronic spontaneous urticaria, or hives.

Energy experts say state-run facilities would not reduce the risk of spiking gas prices.

Detectives located the girl hundreds of miles from home with a 27-year-old man she messaged on Discord and Roblox, authorities reported.

Katie Hobbs also vetoed a bill that would have tried to bar using food stamps for soda.

The survey is to ’track trends, identify recurring issues, and better advocate for Michigan residents who rely on these essential benefits,' said Michigan’s AG.

Lower courts previously found the university employees didn’t have enough evidence to proceed.

Five victims were described as being in serious condition, and one was described as being in critical condition.

‘Drug traffickers are persistent in their attempts to smuggle sedatives such as xylazine into the United States,’ a CBP director said.

The Washington Supreme Court ruled in February that the officers do not have a right to remain anonymous.