Éric Baudelaire turned 21 middle-school students in Paris loose with cameras. The documentary “Un Film Dramatique” is the result.

Chinese film “A First Farewell” blurs the lines between narrative and documentary as it chronicles the lives of Uyghur children.

The deal, unveiled Thursday, gives TPG a 30% stake. The deal values the company at $16.25 billion, a fraction of DirecTV’s value just six years ago.

Guidelines released Thursday show California’s new program earmarking 10% of COVID-19 vaccines will be reserved for K-12 school employees and those who work in child care positions.

A Riverside man identified as a QAnon believer was fired and arrested after a coworker saw him in Capitol riot photos

Turns out, there’s scientific literature to support why we find videoconferencing so draining.

Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson will consider trades to the Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints and Las Vegas Raiders, his agent said.

Angels starter Griffin Canning, limited by injuries in 2019 and the shortened schedule last year, has lofty goals for his third major league campaign.

Some of the highlights from this weekend’s slate of soccer games on TV include Manchester United vs. Chelsea and Barcelona vs. Seville.

Riverside County’s district attorney has held 91 ballots since election day that haven’t been turned over to the registrar of voters.

The world’s most influential storytelling machine is lending some of its most iconic brands to the clean energy transition.

After a judge said California could proceed with net neutrality rules, industry groups said this would “confuse consumers and deter innovation.”

Pricing undermines Moscow’s claim that it is supplying poor countries with cheaper COVID-19 vaccines.

A new public service ad campaign aims to persuade Americans to get vaccinated against COVID-19, telling them, “It’s Up to You.”

The conviction of Eyad Gharib, a former officer in Syria’s intelligence service, has stirred debate over how best to go after alleged war criminals.

Monarch butterfly populations are endangered, to the point that the 1.2 million Western monarchs counted in 1997 plummeted to fewer than 2,000 by 2020. Here are ways we can help them survive.

We want to understand how people’s relationship with L.A. has changed — or stayed the same — over the course of the past year.

Some Megan Thee Stallion fans aren’t too happy about how the “Savage” rapper is portrayed as the star of Harper Bazaar’s March cover story.

A subscription product in development will let Twitter users charge followers for access to special content or experiences, part of an effort to diversify the company’s revenue streams.

Rising bond yields triggered a broad sell-off on Wall Street Thursday that erased the market’s gains for the week and handed the Nasdaq composite its biggest loss in nearly four months.

Battling supply-chain issues due to backlogs at ports and severe snow storms affecting ground transport, Tesla has halted some production at its car-assembly plant in Fremont, Calif.

Travel by plane will be different this year, involving rules, regulations and requirements you might not have encountered before. Here is what to expect.

Find places to explore within L.A. County; a botanic garden in Ventura is making a comeback

Canada’s ban on cruise ships until 2022 means U.S. sailings are a no-go.