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Sheriff’s deputy admits he was never shot at in parking lot of Lancaster station, authorities said
Most of LACMA’s permanent collection is gone but the entrance price and parking still cost the same, a sad situation for museum-goers and tourists.
Thousands may have been exposed to measles by an infected New Zealand teen who visited Disneyland, LAX and other locations, local health officials say.
Building housing for homeless people is getting slower and costlier every year. But six developers who answered a challenge from L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti may get to show they can do better, using a $120-million grant from the city.
Trump arrives in Biarritz, France, for his third G-7 summit as his trade war with China appears to take a sharp turn for the worse.
Dr. George Tyndall, who has pleaded not guilty to assaulting 16 patients at USC, was freed on $160,000 bond. He faces up to 53 years in prison.
Orange County sheriff’s deputy dies after losing consciousness six years ago
Immigration and Customs Enforcement shut down a real hotline for detained immigrants run by the California group Freedom for Immigrants less than two weeks after it was prominently featured on the show.
The actor, who this fall begins an arc on ‘NCIS: Los Angeles,’ finds creative expression through cooking. Plus, it gets him out of laundry duty.
Mohamed Hadid agreed to do 200 hours of community service to end a criminal case over a Bel-Air building project. Neighbors doubt he followed through.
When I started dating again after a horrible breakup, I vowed to look out for those ominous signs of trouble – and to address my own red flags as well.
On her new album “Lover,” Taylor Swift backgrounds her empowerment anthems for songs about drinking, sexual need and even political protest.
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Ryan Coogler is hard at work on the “Black Panther” follow-up, and now it has an opening date.
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“Frozen 2" rules this year’s D23 Expo, as Disney animation also announces “Raya and the Last Dragon.”
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A look at what Disney reveals about the conclusion to the Skywalker saga.
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After mass killings in Gilroy and Las Vegas, more than two dozen California legislators have asked their Nevada counterparts to meet this fall to discuss legislative steps Nevada might take to reduce the dangers from firearms in both states.
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The proposal could have far-reaching effects across the housing industry, which is fraught with a long history of segregation and discrimination that continues to this day, often in insidious ways.
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Gov. Newsom just made clear that his administration is going to be far more aggressive in requiring cities and counties to make room for new housing.
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Omar Salgado defied the odds in Room 20. But his is not a story about a miracle — it’s a story about medicine’s inability to accurately diagnose consciousness.
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The last Sunday of each month, the community turns out to celebrate black music, art, community and food at the Leimert Park Art Walk.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck says an unrelenting cycle of injuries spurred his decision to retire from football at age 29.
Serena Williams remains one of the best players in tennis, but she’s running out of time when it comes to breaking Margaret Court’s Grand Slam record.
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Hong Kong has long shunned ethnic minorities, but some residents, especially the young, are embracing minorities and refugees as part of the enclave’s non-Chinese identity.
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Tropical cyclones in the Pacific basin rarely range north to California. In 1939 there were four in one month.
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Will millions arrive at Area 51 in September to storm the gates? Nobody knows for sure, but government agencies are preparing for the worst.
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After listing for $1 billion last year, a 157-acre Beverly Hills property called the Mountain has sold at foreclosure auction for $100,000 to the estate of Herbalife founder Mark Hughes, the property’s previous owner.
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There is no empirical evidence -- none whatsoever -- that trickle-down economics deliver, as promised, more jobs, higher pay and better conditions to millions of people.
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Earlier this summer, as President Trump assembled online activists at the White House to thank them for their role in getting him to the Oval Office and – Trump predicted – keeping him there, one guest didn’t rush to claim credit.
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Delicious bites, drinks, chef demos, music and more are in store at this weekend-long food festival.
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See, hear and interact with world-class authors, celebrities, chefs and newsmakers as they discuss their books and tell their stories.
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For ‘American Ninja Warriors,’ the course is a common enemy, drawing them together and compelling them to train year round.
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In a small town, it can be hard to be any kind of different. But sometimes a person can be so much a part of the fabric of life that he sets his own rules.
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Mike Denering’s brushstrokes are everywhere as one of Hollywood’s last scenic painters. He’s tried to retire, but the movies keep drawing him back.
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Los Angeles scooter riders received 643 tickets from the LAPD in the first seven months of 2019, mostly for riding on the sidewalk and for riding without a helmet, city data shows.
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Can the Dodgers continue their winning ways without utilizing closer Kenley Jansen and his recent struggles?
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Gov. Gavin Newsom is pushing Southern California officials to plan for more than three times the new housing they proposed.
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With nods to “Indiana Jones” and “The African Queen,” the beloved Disney ride comes to the big screen in 2020.
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After a run of sequels, Pixar has some fresh titles on tap and revealed more information at the 2019 D23 Expo.
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The week’s essential arts news, including the Rios Clementi Hale Studios revamp of the Music Center plaza, a visit to LACMA and an opera report from Europe.
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It’s more than the typical teen angst because the town is run by religious fundamentalists who have effectively banned the internet in an attempt to insulate young people from all things secular.
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1,500-acre wildfire in Northern California prompts some evacuations
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The coroner’s office is working to identify the man’s remains.
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Beaches from Los Angeles down to San Diego are expected to see strong rip currents and elevated surf
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The body of a 17-year-old from Redondo Beach teen was recovered three days after boat crash at Lake Havasu in Arizona.
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Defensive back Jaylen Watkins took his next step back from a knee injury by playing in a 23-15 preseason loss to the Seahawks.
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Dillon Peters has a second straight rough outing as the Angels lose 5-2 to the AL West-leading Astros and suffer their fourth consecutive defeat.
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Former Orange Lutheran receiver helps Braves defeat DeMatha in opener
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High school football scores from around the Southland for Week Zero.
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At a town hall, Biden evoked two of his political heroes, Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Both were assassinated in 1968, Kennedy while running for president.
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For Britain’s Boris Johnson, a visibly warm relationship with Trump could be an asset and a liability at G7 summit.
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Few Americans have had as much impact on the nation’s politics as David Koch, who died Friday at 79. Working with his brother Charles, he moved American politics to the right.
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The field of Democrats vying to be the party’s nominee in 2020 has narrowed a bit. Here are the 21 candidates competing to face President Trump.
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The late-night airstrike, which triggered Syrian anti-aircraft fire, appeared to be one of the most intense attacks by Israeli forces in several years of hits on Iranian targets in Syria.
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An Iranian-flagged oil tanker pursued by the U.S. changed its listed destination to a port in Turkey after Greece said it wouldn’t risk its relations with the United States by aiding it.
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Oregon is the only state in America allowing 11-1 or 10-2 jury verdicts in criminal trials, except first-degree murder convictions.
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Some 44,000 troops will be available for “unprecedented” operations to put out the fires, a government minister says.
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Sweet, tender summer squash makes an ideal star in creamy chowder-style soup.
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At 86, Julie Newmar, the curvy dancer/actress who made Catwoman an icon, has a simple plan for overcoming life’s challenges: “Take everything you have and make it better.”
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The last Sunday of each month, the community turns out to celebrate black music, art, community and food at the Leimert Park Art Walk. But you don’t have to wait to explore some of L.A.'s most cherished black-owned businesses tucked into the neighborhood.
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There are no shortage of places in and around L.A. promising a workout for your face, a way to lift and tone naturally, and I chose to head to Skin Camp Beverly Boulevard. It bills itself as a “facial workout” studio offering a menu of treatments with such names as “Sculpt,” “Train” and “Detox.”
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Reggie Bush is off to the races in Pacific Palisades, where his home is on the market for about $10 million.
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Listed for $3.195 million, the newly built Encino home features a distinct exterior and interior living spaces full of custom details.
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Weedmaps has been criticized for years for helping unlicensed dispensaries flourish as California struggled to permit businesses and regulate the industry. The app will no longer list unlicensed operators.
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The L.A. luxury market is full of vagaries when it comes to setting an asking price. Sometimes prices are designed to grab headlines, and others hinge on an owner’s ego in one-upping the field.
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Barcelona isn’t just a great city; it’s a hub for many great day trips.
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Grab your camera and get ready to find your best shot.
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An electric-assist bike makes a 33-mile spin around Crater Lake and through the Oregon Cascades a pleasant experience rather than a sweaty grind.
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Reader letters on jet lag and hidden fees.
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