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In an attempt to keep the matter under wraps, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department quietly ordered deputies to delete any photos of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash scene after a citizen complained a deputy was showing the gruesome images at a Norwalk bar.
UC Santa Cruz has fired 54 teaching assistants who withheld grades from the university as part of a “wildcat strike” demanding higher pay to afford the cost of living.
A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked a Trump administration policy that makes asylum seekers wait in Mexico while their cases proceed. Late in the day, the panel put its own order on hold.
He was a marketing whiz, a retail visionary whose chain of budget-minded specialty food stores, launched in the late 1960s with a distinctive South Seas trading post motif, developed a cult-like following on its way to becoming a Southern California institution.
The Interior Department awarded the nation’s largest farm water district a permanent entitlement to annual irrigation deliveries that amount to roughly twice as much water as the nearly 4 million residents of L.A. use in a year.
Officials are searching for people who might have come in contact with a woman thought to be the country’s first “community spread” COVID-19 patient.
At a campaign rally in South Carolina, President Trump calls the heightened concern over the coronavirus outbreak Democrats’ ‘new hoax.’
Major U.S. stock indexes largely lost ground again Friday, capping the market’s worst week since the financial crisis, amid coronavirus worries.
The U.S. and Taliban have moved closer to signing a landmark agreement that calls for steep troop withdrawals from Afghanistan in the coming months.
Members of Loyola Marymount’s 1990 team will gather Saturday to unveil a Hank Gathers statue. Kobe Bryant’s death rekindled painful memories for some.
Singer Normani carefully addressed a scandal involving her former Fifth Harmony bandmate Camila Cabello’s social media past.
Former Calle 13 singer iLe reflects on Puerto Rico’s wave of changes and her Grammy-nominated sophomore album “Almadura.”
Although she is gone now, she still reminds me that we can find love in the most unlikely of places. I wonder if she knew the many lives she touched.
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Disneyland’s Magic Happens is the first new daytime parade in more than nine years. Getting such a production up and marching is no small feat.
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It is an odd moment for the price of gold, one of the oldest havens in times of crisis, to be tumbling.
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California’s primary election is March 3, 2020. Here’s what you need to know about the presidential candidates and voting on Super Tuesday.
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Los Angeles Times editorial board endorsements for the U.S. House, California ballot measures and more.
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Never before have we come this close to having a Jewish presidential candidate.
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In dealing with an HIV crisis in 2015, Pence looked to theology before science to plot his course.
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Democrats worry (and Republicans hope) that Trump vs. Sanders will be a replay of Nixon vs. McGovern. It won’t be.
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Stores across Southern California see a surge in demand for masks, hand sanitizer, self-stable food and other supplies because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Test kits that the CDC sent to state and local labs to do their own screening had a flaw that caused inaccurate results. Officials say they have made changes.
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Experts warn that because the active ingredients of most generic drugs come from China and India, shortages are likely because of the coronavirus.
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The vast majority of confirmed coronavirus cases — nearly 94% — have occurred in mainland China. But illnesses have been confirmed on all six continents.
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Trump administration officials gave mixed messages about risks from the global coronavirus outbreak amid mounting public anxiety.
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In our global health system, fighting one deadly virus depends on 195 countries getting their individual responses right.
The Lakers are have a rating of plus-8.4 when LeBron James is the court, but it drops to a minus-0.1 when he rests, according to NBA.com.
The Clippers routed Denver, 132-103, on Friday in a meeting of Western Conference powers by slowing down Nuggets one-of-a-kind center Nikola Jokic.
Lower-back and shoulder injuries limited the velocity on Clayton Kershaw’s fastball last year, but he’s more up to speed this season, so far.
Attorneys for UCLA and University of California want to block a subpoena request made Jorge Salcedo, an ex-soccer coach implicated in the admissions scandal.
Bad Bunny may be the ultimate 21st-century global superstar: a bilingual singer, rapper and style icon with progressive social views who releases songs whenever he wants.
Stills from “Simpsons” episodes shared online suggest that the animated comedy — known for its prophetic writing — has done it again with the coronavirus.
Fan-favorite couple Cameron and Lauren of Netflix’s buzzy matchmaking reality show “Love Is Blind” take us inside their “crazy adventure.”
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More than half the population in El Salvador was born after the civil war.
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Federal agencies reject removing the Snake River dams to try and save endangered salmon, saying it would destabilize the power grid and raise emissions.
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The Vatican hasn’t said what exactly Francis has come down with, but he was coughing and blowing his nose during Ash Wednesday Mass this week.
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In a risky bid to end nearly two decades of fighting in Afghanistan, Taliban militants and the Trump administration agree to build a ceasefire and open political talks with the Kabul government
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The co-star of Netflix’s gritty cartel drama likes to spend her mornings in a leafy haven that reminds Ruiz of her parents’ garden in Mexico.
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To come out on top in California’s primary, Democratic contenders must appeal to a patchwork of ethnic constituencies, among them the large Iranian American population that spans San Diego, Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
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Electability isn’t the problem with Bernie Sanders; it’s his view of limitless federal power — plus more from the week in Opinion.
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Who knew that a new $20 million race for older horses in a land far away would have such a big impact on the Kentucky Derby trail?
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President Trump has stepped up his efforts to boost Bernie Sanders’ candidacy and sow doubt among Democrats about the fairness of the voting process, an update of the strategy he believes helped him win four years ago.
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Jesus Tovar Sanchez made his life in the United States. But he knew it was not where he wanted to end up.
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Hours after Kobe Bryant’s death, speculators were registering domain names connected to the tragedy. Merchandise tied to the Lakers legend is in heavy demand.
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Radio Fresh gave voice to revolution. But Syria’s relentless civil war has left it silent.
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The U.S. Treasury Department had already imposed sanctions on Roberto Sandoval Castañeda.
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A travel ban on Chinese nationals is part of Russia’s efforts to contain the deadly coronavirus.
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A World Health Organization official says it would be unhelpful to declare the coronavirus a pandemic.
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The star-studded event honoring Renée Zellweger featured a performance by the Jonas Brothers. Guests included Tom Ford, Katie Couric, Lisa Rinna and Paris Hilton.
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How to keep bugs, pests and other critters from invading your indoor plants.
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Use organic potting soil whenever possible, but for a really thriving, successful garden, start by building your soil.
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The most delightful way to fight loneliness: Naming your house plants. Here’s how.
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The coronavirus outbreak is forcing Japan to examine some of its longest-held aspects of workplace culture.
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A San Francisco Victorian made famous on the TV sitcom ‘Full House’ has received a price cut. Also: Joseph Gordon-Levitt has made a covert sale in Franklin Hills, and a Hearst publishing heiress has bought John Lautner’s Wolff House in Hollywood Hills.
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Owners of the Los Angeles Football Club have partially bought out a stake held by Malaysian businessman Vincent Tan in a deal that values the club at more than $700 million.
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Oil had its worst week since the financial crisis as panic over the coronavirus pandemic battered global markets.
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Proposed changes in Department of Transportation rules will crack down on emotional support animals (as distinct from trained service dogs). We asked readers; they had lots to say.
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DMV notices are outdated, DMV says. You can renew a Real ID by mail or online.
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In the land of apps and circuits, the home and grounds at Filoli offer an earthy counterpoint.
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Some of the Southland’s best-known public gardens are pricey, but there are a few bargains in Eden. Here’s where to see spring blooms for less money.
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Spoiler alert: How the ending of Netflix’s “The Last Thing He Wanted” reflects the film’s political and social messages.
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The annual Game Developers Conference, a professional gathering of close to 30,000 interactive industry professionals, has been called off just two weeks before the 2020 edition was to launch due to fears of a coronavirus pandemic.
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Hillary Clinton has partnered with iHeartMedia to develop her own podcast series, which is expected later this year and follows a new Hulu docu-series.
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What’s on TV Saturday, Feb. 29: ‘Saturday Night Live’ on NBC; South Carolina Democratic primary; Sunday talk shows; college basketball; XFL football; and more
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Legislation that would have required adult entertainment performers to be fingerprinted, background-checked and participate in education programs sparked an outcry.
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Costs keep climbing for a challenging section of the California high-speed rail route — one that currently lacks a funding source but is crucial for getting trains to Los Angeles.
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California is set to conclude one of its driest Februaries in recorded history, elevating fears that the state’s fire season could arrive early this year.
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Only 60 coronavirus cases so far in U.S., but healthcare workers monitor thousands of people who might have been exposed.
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The No. 9 UCLA Bruins earned a wire-to-wire 62-52 win over Colorado at Pauley Pavilion and moved into second place in the Pac-12 standings.
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Goalie John Gibson made 28 saves against his hometown team and Brendan Guhle scored the winning goal in the second period as the Ducks prevailed.
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Sierra Canyon’s Ziaire Williams had 25 points, six rebounds, four steals and three dunks in a 59-48 defeat of Mater Dei in the Southern Section final.
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Alissa Pili scored 29 points and Endyia Rogers contributed 18 as the USC women’s basketball team defeated Utah 69-66 at Galen Center.
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Democratic presidential candidates harshly criticized Trump for his response to the coronavirus outbreak. On Friday, Trump accused Democrats of using the outbreak to bring him down.
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The Democrats in the presidential primary are fighting each other. Black voters in South Carolina just wish they’d start fighting Trump.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom hasn’t endorsed any of the remaining Democratic presidential candidates, but his wife supports the Massachusetts senator.
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Democrat Georgette Gómez filed complaint accusing Democratic rival Sara Jacobs of producing mailer. Jacobs denies it.
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