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Support has faded for a measure that would officially recognize as genocide the mass killings of Armenians in 1915. In a Los Angeles suburb that is home to the nation's largest Armenian population, reaction has been harsh.

President Bush falls ill briefly at the G-8 summit in Germany. He is forced to make some changes to his schedule, but does meet France's new president.

Mitt Romney suspended his campaign for president Thursday, bowing to the mathematical logic that says John McCain will be the nominee of the Republican Party. Romney had poured tens of millions of dollars from his personal fortune into an effort that left him hundreds of delegates behind McCain.

International soccer phenomenon David Beckham takes to the field before a sellout crowd in his long awaited debut for the Los Angeles Galaxy last night in Los Angeles.

Starting out the day in my Film School Confidential booth with Big Girl Production's Tanya Linda Shelton.

Teen critics from Mount Miguel High School weigh in on George Romero's latest, "Diary of the Dead."

We've all seen them, maybe driven over them or even tripped on them. Potholes and broken sidewalks --the bane of any city's maintenance budget, and even the city's law department. Joanne Faryon explai

In 1858, two extraordinary men shared a podium to debate issues like slavery, states rights, the Mexican War and banking. Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln debated for the senate seat and those lively conversations are dramatized in the play "The Rivarly," opening at Lambs Players

Faculty members at two California State University campuses in San Diego County plan to join a system-wide strike against the administration. CSU officials say they'll try to minimize any disruptions.

On his 80th birthday, Fidel Castro cautions Cubans that he faces a long recovery from surgery and advises them to prepare for "adverse news." The Communist Youth newspaper published photos of Castro reclining in bed wearing a warm-up suit.