What’s on TV Wednesday, Nov. 25: “S.W.A.T.” on CBS; “Women of Worth” on NBC

Paul Bettany and Sophia Lillis star in writer-director Alan Ball’s “Uncle Frank,” a melodrama set in late 1960s/early 1970s about a closeted gay NYU professor and his South Carolina family.

Mickey Guyton, nominated for her song “Black Like Me,” became the first Black female solo artist to earn a Grammy nod in a country music category Tuesday.

But when San Francisco moves into the purple tier, gyms, movie theaters and other places will have to stop indoor activity, city official says.

The tobacco industry is turning in signatures for a referendum on the new law banning the sale of flavored tobacco sales effective Jan. 1.

A tanker carrying milk overturned on the 5 Freeway this morning, closing all southbound lanes for several hours.

Nashville becomes the first expansion team to win two MLS Cup games after defeating Toronto FC in an upset 1-0.

Wesley Matthews, whom the Lakers recently signed during free agency, talked about the impact Kobe Bryant had on him during his Achilles tendon injury and rehab.

The Rams head into their Week 12 contest against the 49ers with the trio of Jared Goff, Robert Woods and Cooper Kupp spearheading a strong passing attack.

Declaring ‘America is back,’ President-elect Joe Biden introduced selections for his national security team Tuesday.

Pennsylvania’s governor says Joe Biden has been certified the winner of the state’s presidential vote, despite the Trump campaign’s legal challenges.

Opposition in white, Latino and Asian communities and tepid support among younger Black Californians defeated a ballot measure to restore affirmative action.

Two of Charles Darwin’s notebooks, believed to be worth millions of dollars, have been reported stolen from Cambridge University’s library.

Nearly 40,000 people have fled Ethiopia’s military offensive in the country’s Tigray region, where local officials defy the central government.

Veteran journalist Carl Bernstein posted on Twitter to ‘out’ 21 Republican senators who he says have privately expressed contempt for President Trump.

I had a pretty good track record of rejecting norms and traditions. That included marriage. Yet I suddenly found myself articulating all the reasons people marry — and believing what I was saying.

In the 2020 spirit of spotlighting Black creative people, our roundup focuses on designers and Black-owned brands.

With much of life canceled because of COVID-19, so too are large holiday gatherings, which for many of us involved traveling, cooking and jostling with friends, family and relatives at the buffet table. So why my relief? Because, frankly, it was exhausting.

‘X-Men’ actor Shawn Ashmore just sold his Studio City home for $2.125 million, finding a buyer in a week and getting $26,000 more than he asked.

GM’s reversal on California auto emissions isn’t as laudable as it seems

Amazon workers in Alabama move closer to a vote on whether to unionize and be represented by the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union.

Ontario begins drive-through testing today. John Wayne in Santa Ana will start in spring.

Welsh writer Jan Morris died Friday at 94. Christopher Reynolds recalls a charming lunch in Wales with the witty, learned and enthusiastic traveler.

Southwest will fill middles seats starting Dec. 1. For Alaska, the date is Jan. 6