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California grad student left threatening messages on campus, DOJ says

The San José State University Police Department and the FBI have arrested a man they say is behind a series…

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UC abruptly halts SAT reprocessing program for admissions

The admissions board at the University of California voted to withdraw – for the time being – its study plan…

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West Nile sickens LA man in worst virus year nationwide

The LA County Department of Public Health announced its first case of West Nile virus this year. An Antelope Valley…

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Trump restores Iran port blockade and vows to impose 20% tariff on goods passing through Hormuz

President Donald Trump said the US is restoring the embargo on Iranian shipping and will impose a 20% tariff on…

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Judge throws out Donald Trump’s ‘improper’ $1.8b in IRS payments that gave him immunity from tax audits

A US judge has struck down a formal deal between President Donald Trump and government agencies that gave him immunity…

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‘Dangerous heat’ will consume Southern California this week

A major heat wave in Southern California is expected to send temperatures into the triple digits this week, further increasing…

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Refik Anadol’s DATALAND Museum Learns From Its Audience

Located in the Frank Gehry-designed space on Grand Avenue, dataland immerses visitors in 720 million pixels of rainforest imagery that…

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Some Lessons in Building Art Schools with the Creative Power of AI

Photo by Agnieszka Pilat Heterobota at the 2023 NGV Triennial. Photo: Sean Fennessy Although no one can predict what the…

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Sudanese RSF officer Hemedti has been sentenced to death for war crimes

A Sudanese court has sentenced the leader of the Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo to the death…

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Super El Niño looms: How bad could historic weather get?

Weather forecasting is always tricky, and even the strongest forecasts sometimes don’t live up to the hype. But in the…

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