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Months before the disaster on the Conception, a lithium-ion battery caught fire on its sister vessel. The Coast Guard has lagged behind other agencies in making rules to limit such fire risk.
The producer and two attorneys who defended a minor accused in the killing of a police officer were accused of misconduct by an L.A. County sheriff’s sergeant.
In almost a year since the government began sending asylum seekers back to Mexico, only 11 people have been granted asylum.
Among the Vietnamese diaspora, support for the protesters in Hong Kong has been ongoing and pronounced, highlighting ties between Vietnam, Hong Kong.
The bakery became famous for its Cuban cakes and pastries. It also became a touchstone for generations of Cuban immigrants in Los Angeles.
Top House Republicans have been told that New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew is going to switch parties and become a Republican.
Violence erupts at a town hall event where an Armenian organization was thanking U.S. government officials for their support of a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide.
The probe finds Gregory Rodriguez discriminated against female, same-sex and disabled employees.
A few years ago, Billy Ray and Clint Eastwood’s decision to have a female reporter sleep her way to a scoop might have gone largely unremarked upon. Not anymore
Long-range forecasts suggest that California’s holidays may be a bit wetter than normal, but it’s too early to be certain
The Hallmark Channel has pulled ads that feature two brides kissing at the altar after pressure from a conservative advocacy group.
Kathleen Kennedy faces perhaps her biggest challenge since George Lucas chose her to shepherd ‘Star Wars’: figuring out what’s next for the franchise.
“Jumanji: The Next Level” and “Black Christmas” opened widely. In limited release, more films rolled out: “Bombshell,” “Uncut Gems” and “A Hidden Life.”
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In this week’s Tasting Notes newsletter, Bill Addison talks through some omissions to the 101 list.
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2019 101 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles: Here are our favorite places to drink in L.A.
Year in Review
Two years ago, she nearly quit music. Today, Lizzo is nominated for eight Grammy awards and twerks for the soul of America at sold-out arenas.
Donald Trump. “Cats.” Kanye West. “The Masked Singer.” Quibi. Feral pigs. Peloton wife. 2019 was the year of pop culture, Mad Libs-style.
The books that Susan Orlean, Laila Lalami, Ronan Farrow, George Takei and other great authors couldn’t put down this year.
Many indie filmmakers crossed over to studio movies in 2019, including Greta Gerwig, James Gray and Marielle Heller
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A few years ago, Billy Ray and Clint Eastwood’s decision to have a female reporter sleep her way to a scoop might have gone largely unremarked upon. Not anymore
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Merriam-Webster’s acclamation for the singular ‘they’ now standardizes an old usage.
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Adding a gun to the holiday mix is neither festive nor joyous. It’s just dangerous.
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Impeachment can be a far more responsive check on the pathologies of executive power than elections.
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Since the mural was painted at Burbank’s Muir Middle School, Aung San Suu Kyi has undergone a political transformation that has stunned many supporters.
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Landry Shamet had 11 points with four rebounds in limited minutes for the Clippers on Saturday. It was his first game action since Nov. 11.
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Movies opening in L.A. for Dec. 15-22 include the franchise entry “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” and the big-screen adaptation of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical “Cats.”
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Standout running back Andrew Hernandez of San Fernando has been selected the Valley Mission League player of the year.
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Still displaced after the wildfire that destroyed lives and homes, we found these 10,000 acres teeming with nature an antidote to many of the difficult aspects of starting again.
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Getting to LAX is rarely easy. With four heavy bags, it can be really tough. Here are some different choices.
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Maybe my daughter, Mika, chose Flagstaff, Ariz., as a college destination because she thought it would be a chance to get away.
Tiger Woods set the tone for the U.S. in the singles matches by beating Abraham Ancer prompting a rally by the Americans, who trailed the International team for the first time in 16 years.
Landry Shamet had 11 points with four rebounds in limited minutes for the Clippers on Saturday. It was his first game action since Nov. 11.
Money is definitely a factor in why USC decided to keep Clay Helton as its football coach. The Pac-`12, and its dwindling revenues, is partially to blame.
Weekend Reads
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Christchurch, New Zealand, shattered by a 2011 earthquake, offers an urgent lesson for California.
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Moments after winning a murder conviction in the death of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez, the lead prosecutor, Jon Hatami, stunned the public with a revelation: He too had been abused as a boy.
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Amid all the grim realities of homelessness, there are glimmers of hope as the decade nears its end.
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L.A. County is home to more than 30 library systems, with a growing number of patrons signing up for multiple cards to borrow digital books. But Macmillan Publishers is tightening the rules.
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How did a tiny Illinois brewery acquire a craft beer icon once valued at $1 billion?
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Clean energy advocates are talking about what comes next — and warning that climate change demands faster action.
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Holiday season
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Welcome to our comprehensive gift guide for the 2019 holiday season. This list encompasses the most popular and best gifts for everyone in your life.
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Some of us love holiday decor but not all the red and green. We go in search of holiday decor that doesn’t scream “holiday decor.”
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While a little indulgence is fine, experts say, it’s important to proceed mindfully, tweaking your diet to account for those chocolate tarts or extra cocktails at holiday parties.
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De ahora en adelante la gente podrá marcar simplemente 988
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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The great filmmaker Milos Forman never spoke about his defection. In fact, he never called it a defection.
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Czechoslovakia owes its unfortunate history to its lot as a main stage for the great conflicts of the 20th century.
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The friendship between Czech New Wave pioneers Milos Forman and Ivan Passer was crucial in the life of the man who directed ‘Amadeus’ and ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.’
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Months before the disaster on the Conception, a lithium-ion battery caught fire on its sister vessel. The Coast Guard has lagged behind other agencies in making rules to limit such fire risk.
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It has been almost a year since the government began sending asylum seekers back to Mexico and only 11 people have been granted asylum. That accounts for a grant rate of less than one percent
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The producer and two attorneys who defended a minor accused in the killing of a police officer were accused of misconduct by an L.A. County sheriff’s sergeant.
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Several thousand people, some making heart signs with their hands, turned out in Hong Kong on Sunday in an unusual display of support for the police force, even as riot officers clashed elsewhere with protesters and pepper-sprayed a crowd.
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Last month, Turkey signed a memorandum with the Libyan government in Tripoli establishing economic maritime boundaries in the Mediterranean.
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DAVAO, Philippines (AP) — A strong earthquake jolted the southern Philippines on Sunday, killing at least one person and causing a three-story building to collapse, setting off a search for an unspecified number of people who were feared to have been trapped inside, officials said.
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A magnitude-6.8 earthquake was reported 1 mile from Hagonoy, Philippines.
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I dread dating for this reason: I’ll do anything I can to “act normal” — even getting high before a date — and yet the most normal version of me is miles away. How am I supposed to be in a relationship if I can’t even be myself?
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Five innovative new workout products will put your home gym on the cutting edge.
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You can see the super-sized Christmas tree at the Citadel Outlets shopping mall for free.
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The allure of Atwater Village lies not in its many restaurants and specialty shops but in its abundant charm. Recent additions include coffeehouses, a mindfulness studio and more specialty stores.
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For retirees with little in the bank, it’s possible to suspend Social Security benefits and go back to work. Hire a planner to figure out your options.
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If you still have money sitting in your flexible spending account, there are many common items that qualify for reimbursement.
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California banned the sale of alligator skins decades ago, but for years, lawmakers granted exemptions. Not anymore.
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I was surprised and happy to see that someone was able to get some semblance of justice from Airbnb (“Airbnb Hits an Impasse,” On the Spot, by Catharine Hamm, Dec. 8).
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A few feet of snow at Badger Pass is enough for Yosemite’s ski area to open Friday.
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SuperShuttle, the shared van service that was born in 1983 to serve LAX and expanded worldwide, will stop offering rides at the end of the year.
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Classic movies playing in L.A. for Dec. 15-22 include the holiday tales “Bad Santa” and “Love, Actually” plus the Civil War epic “Gone With the Wind”
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LONDON (AP) — Oscar-winning British actor Colin Firth has split from his Italian film producer wife Livia Giuggioli after 22 years of marriage.
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Kate McKinnon arrived as recent Time magazine “Person of the Year” Greta Thunberg, who wished everyone a “merry last Christmas to all.”
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‘Fortnite’ unveils a clip from ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.’ A digital J.J. Abrams presents the footage, and game becomes communal hangout.
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All crew members were recalled and search operations for the missing hiker on Mt. Baldy were suspended.
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Beverly Hills police are investigating vandalism of Nessah Synagogue on Saturday morning after an employee arrived at the place of worship at 7 a.m. to discover an open door, overturned furniture and damage to several relics.
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Starbucks apologizes and promises an internal investigation after Riverside County deputies claim they were refused service.
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Two children and a San Bernardino County probation officer are found dead after hours-long standoff with police at Ontario home.
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High school basketball scores from Saturday
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There will be many tests ahead in the prep basketball season, but Santa Ana Mater Dei is starting well, including winning the Corona del Mar tournament.
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Breaking down how the Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys match up heading into their game Sunday in Arlington, Texas.
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A look at how the Los Angeles Chargers match up against the Minnesota Vikings heading into their game Sunday at Dignity Health Sports Park.
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The Times’ Doyle McManus has witnessed impeachment hearings for Nixon, Clinton and now Trump. In this partisan climate, the outcome is preordained.
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An administration official says Democratic Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey has met with the president and discussed switching parties.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom rejected PG&E’s plan to exit bankruptcy on Friday.
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Justices will hear three cases in which President Trump claims immunity from investigations seeking his financial records, setting up a ruling on the fundamental question of separation of powers.
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