Two airport employees who used the confusion of the Asiana Airlines crash last summer as an opportunity to steal luggage from airline passengers are now headed to jail.

With so many people who should definitely know better dressing up in blackface (or worse) for Halloween, someone launched a sadly necessary single-serving site to address the question of whether you should dress in blackface this Halloween.

It's been called "quite possibly the most embarrassing mistake in TV news history." So it's little wonder that KTVU wants it gone.

One of the three fatalities of crashed Asiana Airlines Flight 214 died as a result of injuries she sustained after being run over by a responding emergency vehicle, the San Mateo County coroner's investigators have concluded.

An Asiana Air spokesperson has confirmed that the airline will sue news station KTVU for damaging its reputation with a "racially discriminatory report." That erroneous report, you may remember, said that the captain of crashed Asiana flight 214 was "Captain Sum Ting Wong."

Two flight attendants on the Asiana Airlines jet that crashed in San Francisco on Saturday were apparently ejected—but were found alive on the Tarmac after the accident, which the pilots now blame on the plane's auto-throttle.

Investigators scrutinizing the events leading up to Saturday's Asiana Airlines plane crash in San Francisco are examining the behavior of the pilots in the minutes leading up the crash—during which the Boeing 777 was flying at a dangerously low rate.