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California regulators on Thursday ordered the state’s licensed mortgage lenders and servicers to provide data on how they have handled the release of home insurance proceeds after complaints by January 2025 fire victims that their money was improperly withheld. Insurance payouts for mortgaged homes damaged or destroyed by fires are typically not sent directly to…

The justices expressed more concern about revisiting potentially thousands of federal criminal sentences by undercutting the U.S. Sentencing Commission’s interpretations of its own guidelines.

Skydance-owned Paramount Pictures has taken over the lease for the Bay Theater in Pacific Palisades and intends to reopen the cinema, which has been closed since the January 2025 Palisades fire last year. Paramount plans to upgrade the theater with state-of-the-art projection systems and in-seat food and drink service, Rick Caruso, whose company owns the…

British police said on Friday that they had charged two Iranian nationals with preparing a terrorist attack against the Jewish community in northern England on the eve of Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar

Police on Thursday arrested a dual U.K.-Iranian national on suspicion of plotting a terror attack following a security incident at the U.S.-run RAF Fairford air base in England that British authorities have linked to Tehran.

Santa Ana police were searching for a woman who was captured on a home surveillance camera in a green or blue minivan intentionally running over and killing a pitbull mix, authorities said while posting graphic video on social media on Wednesday, Sept. 30.

OpenAI has chosen not to release a new artificial intelligence model to the public due to concerns about safety, the company said Monday, as industry leaders warn of the risks that ever-more-powerful AI technology could pose to cybersecurity and to humanity more broadly. 

The federal government is suing Minnesota and its two largest cities, claiming the state’s statutory scheme for purchasing handguns and certain rifles violates the Second Amendment rights of Minnesotans who do not have a permit to carry. 

Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. apologized Friday for comments he made during a Spanish language interview about his $500 million, 14-year contract

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