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The former YouTube CEO stepped down last year.

Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has died of cancer at the age of 56, her husband Dennis Troper and Google CEO Sundar Pichai said on social media posts on Friday night.

Suk Min Choi created a video of two women shooting fireworks out of a helicopter at a Lamborghini in a social media stunt. NBC Los Angeles’ Macy Jenkins reports. 

A popular YouTuber from Studio City faces federal charges after a video showed two women shooting fireworks out of a helicopter at a Lamborghini in a social media stunt filmed at a dry lake in California.

The Utah mother of six pleaded guilty to four felony counts of second-degree aggravated child abuse on Monday.

The Charlotte Hornets have partnered with MrBeast and his Feastables brand for their new jersey patch.

NFL Sunday Ticket is now on YouTube for the 2023 season. Here’s what to know to catch the football action throughout the year.

Neighbors of Ruby Franke, the woman behind the 8 Passengers family YouTube channel who was arrested this week on child abuse charges, said several people in the close-knit community were concerned when police officers arrived at Franke’s home in Springville, Utah on Wednesday. 

A Utah woman who gave online parenting advice via a once popular YouTube channel has been arrested on suspicion of aggravated child abuse after her malnourished son escaped out a window and ran to a nearby house for help, authorities said.

California Live’s Jessica Vilchis sits down with Jessica DeShong, the creator of “Miss Jessica’s World,” to discuss why she wants to help kids learn through music.

YouTube announced a new policy for combatting medical misinformation on the video-sharing platform.

Colleen Ballinger’s remaining tour dates as Miranda Sings have been canceled amid the growing controversy surrounding the YouTuber.

Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., called on the FDA to investigate PRIME, a beverage brand founded by YouTube stars Logan Paul and KSI, which is alleged to have an unsafe amount of caffeine.

YouTube said Monday that it had removed a video of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaking with podcast host Jordan Peterson for spreading what the company said was vaccine misinformation.

The researchers also created accounts mimicking 14-year-old boys who liked video games; those accounts also received similar levels of gun- and violence-related content.

Trevor Jacob posted a video that captured the crash in December 2021.