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The LAPD received a call on Thursday afternoon about a possible arson suspect, Newsweek has learned.

A large number of pets were left behind when their human companions were forced to flee their homes due to wildfires.

The conservative actor said that all of California's "tax dollars" went to "Gavin's hair gel."

"These actions not only exacerbate the current crisis, but also hinder efforts to achieve comprehensive peace," RSF told Newsweek.

The Philadelphia Phillies need to replace Carlos Estévez in the bullpen and they could look to sign Tanner Scott to do so.

The two starting catchers in the World Series — Will Smith of the Dodgers and Austin Wells of the Yankees — made the Top 10; where do they rank on the list?

The Boston Red Sox need to add a closer this winter, so their top option will likely be top free agent Tanner Scott.

Edgar Maddison Welch, an avid QAnon follower, made headlines when he fired shots inside a pizza parlor in 2016.

What had been a promising debut season for the young swingman ends far sooner than it should.

The reality star shared a series of posts calling out the cities officials.

Pamela Anderson, star of 'Last Showgirl,' gave an update on her relationship with her ex Tommy Lee.

The Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will not go to arbitration after the slugger settled for a $28.5 million contract for 2025.

The planned Minnesota Vikings vs Los Angeles Rams Wild Card playoff game has been moved to Arizona amid the Los Angeles wildfires.

We built a massive civilization in a place where fire is as much a part of the natural habitat as summer rains are in the east.

President-elect Donald Trump just lost his best chance at halting his sentencing hearing in New York.

There are five wildfires in Los Angeles County, and their flames have surpassed 29,000 acres as of Thursday evening.

Senators on Thursday voted to advance the legislation, but experts warn it doesn't tackle the problem.

The actor said that he would "be surprised" if his home in Malibu was still standing as the fires continued to burn.