The Supreme Court, stressing that there is no constitutional right to a "perfect" trial, ruled Monday that improperly denying a defendant the right to adequately cross-examine a prosecution witness does not always mean a conviction must be reversed.
U.S. and Soviet officials will discuss Central America in Moscow on May 20 in the latest of a series of talks on regional problems, the State Department said Thursday.
About 100 years ago, someone began building a flimsy little store by laying boards on the ground near a railroad stop midway between Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Three Honor Awards--the highest citation--and 14 other awards were presented by the Orange County chapter of the American Institute of Architects at its 11th annual awards celebration in Costa Mesa.
A U.S. Senate judiciary subcommittee hearing into what happened to Dr.
A special election was under way in northeast Texas on Saturday for the 1st Congressional District seat despite Justice Department threats of possible legal action.
Wholesale prices, beginning the year on an encouraging note, showed no gain in January, the government said today.
Legislators from old foes North and South Korea met for more than two hours at the truce village of Panmunjom, the first such talks in the 40 years since their country was partitioned at the end of World War II.
Ten Kurds with fake grenades took eight hostages Monday at an Iraqi Airways office in central Paris, then surrendered to police after a brief protest against an Iraqi offensive in an area they call their homeland, police said.
For all but one batter Monday night, Dodger pitching consisted of equal parts blown-out shoulder, blown-out elbow and blown-out psyche.
The Calabasas High school basketball team learned an important lesson during Tuesday night's game against Santa Clara.
"Million Minutes for Peace," a crusade to promote world peace through prayer, concludes today with celebrations worldwide, including one at the Hollywood Bowl.
Charges against a suspect accused of attacking California Secretary of State March Fong Eu in her Fremont Place home will be refiled next month when she returns from a trip to the Far East, said Los Angeles County Deputy Dist.
The New York City Ballet will mount a three-week American Music Festival next spring to enlist not only choreographers from the company's extended family but several major modern and post-modern figures as well, it was announced Wednesday.
The Dodgers are scheduled to hold their annual public workout and exhibition game with USC at Dodger Stadium today.
The other morning, at an hour I regarded as more suitable for going to bed than for being up and about, I took a cab across the cold-quieted streets of Manhattan to sit in the audience of the new CBS "The Morning Program."
A recording of the final minutes of radio communications from two police helicopters involved in a fatal collision over Irvine last week gave no indication that either pilot saw the other before the crash, authorities said Tuesday.
Cable television operators negotiating to buy a 36% stake in Turner Broadcasting System Inc. for $576.4 million said they will wait to see if the Justice Department approves the proposed purchase before concluding their talks.
Kidnapers released the son of Lebanon's defense minister and his driver today but kept captive American journalist Charles Glass, who was abducted with them a week ago.
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