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Arnold Schwarzenegger Comes Back to Action

Arnold Schwarzenegger is back. Not as a governor or unfaithful husband but in the role of a border-town sheriff as he takes his place back on the silver screen in a major Liongate's film: The Last Stand.

HIV pills said to dramtically shrink transmission risk

AIDS drugs designed to treat HIV can also be used to reduce dramatically the risk of infection among heterosexual couples, two studies conducted in Africa showed for the first time on Wednesday.

Rodney King's Long Rap Sheet, DUI Arrest

Rodney King has acquired a long rap sheet after he was beaten by four LAPD officers in 1991. He was arrested on a DUI charge Tuesday in California. King has publicly stated he battles alcoholism.

Rodney King: Arrested Again with DUI Charge [Video]

Rodney King has been arrested again. The 46-year-old became famous after the LAPD brutally bludgeoned him in Los Angeles in 1991, an act that sparked the widespread 1992 LA riots. On Tuesday, King was arrested with a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) in Moreno Valley, California.King had violated several traffic violations while driving his 1994 Mitsubishi, and was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence. It wasn't clear from police statements whether the former LA riot...

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Woman Cuts Off Husband’s Penis, Grinds it in Garbage Disposal

The woman who cut off her husband's penis was arrested in California and could serve life in prison for allegedly drugging her husband after throwing the severed genital in a garbage disposal, authorities say. The 51-year-old victim is recovering after successful emergency surgery.

San Jose Earthquakes Goalkeeper Scores Unbelievable Goal Against West Brom

A match between an MLS team and a EPL team had a fluke goal.

Pills Can Prevent HIV in Hetrosexuals: Studies

Two new studies in Africa have found out that, infection with Aids virus can be prevented by daily pills in heterosexual men and women.

EA to Buy 'Bejeweled' Maker PopCap in Digital Push

Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:ERTS) said Tuesday it agreed to buy PopCap Games for as much as $1.3 billion in cash and stock to boost its digital gaming business.

The Christopher Brothers: Are They the Next Jonas Brothers? [VIDEO]

They're still relatively unknown although they've been on YouTube for at least a year.

A portrait of the late Betty Ford, the wife of the late President Ford, is seen in the Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids

Westboro a no-show at Betty Ford funeral

Controversial Westboro Baptist Church was a no-show at the Betty Ford funeral on Tuesday, throwing the group's creditably further into question.

BART Service in SF Downtown Disrupted by Protest Over Fatal Shooting

A rowdy crowd of protestors forced 3 BART stations in San Francisco to delay its evening commute on Monday, July 11.

California Woman Cuts Off Husband's Penis, Says He Deserved It

In 1993, Lorena Bobbitt famously cut off her husband's penis and was found not guilty

Kate Middleton and Prince William's Royal California Tour: The Highlights [PICTURES]

The Royal Couple won the hearts A-list celebrities, dignitaries, and children as they topped off their North American tour with three days in California.Americans had been anxiously anticipating the trip, and the couple's every move - and wardrobe change - was monitored by the media.The couple is back in England now, ready to settle in to some quiet time and enjoy being newlyweds.The past few months have been a whirlwind, an insider told the Daily Mail, and she [Kate...

Foreskin Man' Comic Inflames San Francisco Circumcision Ban Debate

A burly caped crusader named 'Foreskin Man,' produced out of San Francisco's contentious debate over whether to ban circumcisions, has provoked allegations of anti-Semitism bubbling beneath the sensitive topic.

Another Tuition Hike for Cal State

The second round of tuition hikes for the fall term was approved Tuesday by California State University leaders.

Netflix Monthly Price Increasing 60 Percent

Streaming video services company Netflix will increase its pricing by 60 percent.

John Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems Inc.

Despite Cisco’s Layoff Plans, 2011 Good Year for High-Tech Workers

Better yet, high-tech firms are adding far more workers than they are letting go.

Want to Keep Your Netflix? Prepare to Pay 60 Percent More

Netflix announced a major reshuffling of its pricing strategy on Tuesday, potentially causing customers to pay double what they had been paying.

Arnold Schwarzenegger to Return to the Big Screen

Schwarzenegger will begin shooting for the Western Movie The Last Stand in September

Will ‘South California’ Become the 51st State?

If Republican Jeff Stone has anything to do with it, that's exactly what will happen. Stone has asked fellow members of the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to support a motion to bring together officials from 13 counties to discuss the idea.

Amazon seeks ballot measure to undo California tax

Amazon.com Inc has taken the first step toward asking California voters to repeal a new law requiring websites that forward shoppers to it to collect sales tax, a spokeswoman for the state's attorney general said on Monday.

Why Apple is a Safe Haven in Uncertain Market

There are some stocks that can thrive in this uncertain economic environment and Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is one of them

Britain's Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge

Kate Middleton's Skid Row Artwork: How Much Would it Sell for?

When William and Kate visited Skid Row in California, the Duchess of Cambridge did a little doodle that might one day be worth a lot of money.

Scorcher! Several States See Record Heat in June

The U.S. registered its 19th driest and 26th warmest June on record, according to scientists at the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration's National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C.

AIDS Patients May See Cheaper Drugs

The 'first of its kind' deal was negotiated by the U.N.-led Medicines Patent Pool, a partnership that raises money for AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, for California-based drugmaker, Gilead Sciences Inc., to allow four of its AIDS drugs to be made by generic drug companies.