The struggling Los Angeles Times found a local savior in a biotech billionaire willing to buy the storied newspaper from a corporation half a continent away, but the change of ownership brings questions and uncertainty

Forecasters say one of the most important reservoirs in the southwestern U.S. will likely collect less than half the normal amount of spring runoff this year because of a dry winter in much of the region

The man buying the Los Angeles Times is a 65-year-old physician-entrepreneur described by Forbes Magazine as "America's richest doctor."

Will tax changes mean a windfall for workers at small companies? Many aren't sure yet

A policy intended to deter the illegal trade of ivory and items made with the parts of endangered or threatened animals led the online sales website Etsy to remove such artwork sold by Alaska Native artists

On a typically sluggish Super Bowl weekend, Sony Pictures' "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" topped the North American box office for the fourth time in seven weeks

The Navy's newest warship, the USS Omaha, has been commissioned in San Diego

French President Emmanuel Macron has opened a two-day visit to Tunisia by announcing a fund to boost youth employment in the North African nation, a budding democracy that is struggling economically while contending with Islamic extremists

Business owners may cut staffers a little slack this week as fans find it hard to resist chatting about the Super Bowl

The Environmental Protection Agency is considering new technology to explore the polluted mysteries inside old mines