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For 24 years, immigrants lacking documentation who graduated from high school in California have received in-state tuition benefits at public colleges and universities under a law that has given tens of thousands access to...Read more

In the summer of 2021, Priscilla Presley seemed to be riding high.

The ex-wife of the King of Rock 'n' Roll had appeared at Graceland during the annual Elvis Week celebration and later hosted a three-day festival at the ...Read more

Following is a partial schedule of coming movies on DVD. Release dates are subject to change:

JUNE

24: A Minecraft Movie

24: Snow White

24: The Monkey

24: Novocaine

24: Doctor Who: Season One

24: Eephus

24: On ...Read more

DENVER — It’s been 16 years since a Fort Collins man pranked the nation after claiming his son was trapped in a giant, flying-saucer shaped balloon. That balloon turned out to be empty once it landed, but it hadn’t ...Read more

Status comes in many forms, but the quickest shorthand for status on TV is wealth. The clothes. The real estate. The private jets and other markers of affluence. Early in the Amazon series “We Were Liars,” a family ...Read more

Aliens may have embraced Elio, but earthbound audiences did not, marking the lowest opening weekend ever for a Pixar film and highlighting the challenges for original animated movies.

“Elio” hauled in $21 million at ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — We’re finally going to see what happened on the other side of the "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia' and "Abbott Elementary" crossover.

When the South Philly gang volunteered at the West Philly ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — Scott Olson, the Minnesota native who made a significant contribution to one of the hottest trends of the ’80s, is getting the Hollywood treatment.

The co-founder of Rollerblade, which helped make in-...Read more

LOS ANGELES — The latest round of California’s film and television tax credit program will provide government incentives to 48 upcoming projects, according to the California Film Commission.

The slate, which includes ...Read more

ATLANTA — When Megan Moroney was an undergraduate at the University of Georgia in 2020, she landed an internship focused on music publishing with Brandon and Kristian Bush out of their studio in Decatur.

“She was ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Jennie Marie Mahalick Petrini has a big decision on her hands.

For Petrini, the night of Jan. 7 brought total loss. The Eaton fire decimated her quaint home in the northwest corner of Altadena near Jane's ...Read more

CHICAGO — Don’t hold your breath, Hoosiers.

The nearly three dozen Illinois counties where a majority of voters in recent years have expressed their desire to leave the Land of Lincoln won’t be joining their ...Read more

DENVER — Colorado universities are bracing for major disruptions to their international student populations this fall in light of federal hostility toward foreign-born students and rapidly shifting immigration policies ...Read more

Every week, millions of immigrants in the United States wire money across borders to their families and hometowns, not because they can afford to, but because they have to. Those funds can mean food on the table, payment ...Read more

DENVER – For decades, the question of how and whether gray wolves should be legally protected has been debated through federal rulemakings, courts and now Congress — where a bill from one of Colorado’s ...Read more

The hair care manufacturer John Paul Mitchell Systems has become one of the latest companies to relocate its headquarters from California to Texas.

The company behind brands including Tea Tree and Clean Beauty is moving ...Read more

SAN DIEGO — Buckle up for another potentially dangerous peak wildfire season in the San Diego area.

“We’ve only had about 50% of the normal rainfall, and temperatures are expected to be warm as we get into this ...Read more

State lawmakers are expected to begin the effort to override Gov. Josh Stein’s vetoes of two major immigration and gun bills on Monday night or Tuesday.

That’s when the two measures, Senate Bill 50 and Senate Bill 153...Read more

A federal judge issued another court order letting Harvard University keep hosting foreign students, this one in its fight to overturn President Donald Trump’s proclamation barring their entry to the U.S.

US District ...Read more

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department apologized for a social media post expressing sympathy for Iranians impacted by U.S. and Israeli bomb strikes.

The nation’s largest Sheriff’s department posted a message ...Read more