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A new Twitter tirade from the White House follows Beijing’s retaliatory tariffs and the Fed chair’s speech at a economic conference.
USC is asking a judge to quash a subpoena from a father accused of getting his daughter into the school through fraud and bribery.
A man who police say fatally stabbed his co-worker, a retired Cal State Fullerton administrator, in a campus parking lot was charged Friday in the slaying.
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.
Gov. Gavin Newsom, in response to the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigrants, is weighing pardons for Californians targeted for deportation.
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 Supreme Court says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has completed radiation therapy for a tumor on her pancreas and there is no evidence of the disease remaining.
Under increasing international pressure, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said Friday he might send the military to battle the massive Amazon fires.
Earlier this summer, as Donald 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.
Illinois health officials said Friday that a patient who contracted a serious lung disease after vaping has died, which could make it the first death in the United States linked to the smoking alternative that has become popular with teens and young adults.
The connection between vaping and lung disease was spotted in a 31-year-old patient in 2015. In this Q&A, Dr. John E. Parker describes what happened.
David Koch, the industrialist and libertarian who used his fortune to transform American politics while also donating more than $1 billion to philanthropic causes, has died.
The burro carcasses with gunshot wounds have been found along Interstate 15 near the California-Nevada state line.
A police dog with the Long Beach Police Department died after being left in his handler’s department-issued vehicle, authorities said Friday.
The Lakers will sign Dwight Howard to a one-year non-guaranteed contract. He must first clear waivers after working out a buyout with the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Nineteen days after his verdict in 1983, Samuel Bonner wrote a letter to the judge saying he didn’t get a fair trial. He had wanted to tell his side of the story.
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Trump’s position on the notorious Texas-led attack on Obamacare would be disastrous for employer-sponsored health plans.
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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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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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Immigrants, including some of the El Paso shooting victims, already have less access to healthcare, and new rules will worsen the situation.
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On Friday President Trump took his criticism of Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell to new heights - or rather, new lows.
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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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Talent manager Scooter Braun congratulated Taylor Swift on her new “Lover” album after being dragged by the singer all summer for acquiring her past recordings.
Disney’s D23 preview of Marvel’s Avenger Campus reveals Iron Man tech, a Spider-Man spider-bot and an Ant-Man giant pretzel coming to California Adventure.
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.
Hatch chiles are now available in markets throughout Southern California. These are the best Hatch chile recipes that highlight the mild peppers.
Mike’s Sweet & Spicy sells chamoy-coated candy that are sweet, spicy and sour. The chili gummies are only sold in two locations in L.A.
Costco recently stopped selling the ribeye cap, which is made when a butcher trims a whole ribeye roast and rolls the resulting marbled piece into a log and ties it with twine.
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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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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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Producers cancel the Costa Mesa run for the $15 million multimedia play, which re-created the Apollo 11 moon landing under a giant portable dome.
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What’s on TV Saturday Aug. 24: ‘All Summer Long’ on Hallmark; Sunday talk shows; California Cooking; The Zoo: San Diego; Attenborough and the Giant Elephant; Baseball; Soccer
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Stars Samara Weaving and Adam Brody, the directors and screenwriters explain themes of class and income disparity plus that ending in “Ready or Not.”
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Mexican filmmaker Issa López has scored an international breakthrough with the genre film “Tigers Are Not Afraid,” which counts Guillermo del Toro and Stephen King as fans and is finally making its U.S. debut via Shudder.
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Jack Champion awoke in the wee hours Sunday, frightened by a nightmare that his truck was being burglarized.
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David Koch survived a fiery jet collision at LAX in 1991
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Orange County health officials say visitors may have been exposed to measles while at Disneyland, California Adventure or an Anaheim hotel this month.
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A look at California stories from the last week, including the Beverly Hills property that was listed for a billion dollars and sold for $100,000.
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Former USC football coach Rick Courtright says he faced backlash after making allegations of academic fraud and expressing concerns over player safety.
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Anaheim mayor Harry Sidhu said the Angels must pay market rate to buy or lease land around Angel Stadium, but the definition of “market prices” could be debated.
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Four iconic female NFL team owners — Virginia Halas McCaskey, Martha Ford, Patricia Rooney and Norma Hunt — are the subject of “A Lifetime of Sundays.”
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Minnesota authorities have charged the son of former NFL lineman Barry Bennett with killing the ex-football player and his wife.
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Rep. Seth Moulton dropped out of the Democratic presidential primary race on Friday, following Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s exit as the 2020 field shrinks.
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Trump’s remarks about “disloyal” Jews highlight the tribal nature of his politics. His retreat on gun control shows how tribalism constrains him.
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New Hampshire voter Cheri Schmitt has decided to see every 2020 presidential candidate in person. It’s a long list.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom says California will join other states in asking a federal court to block the new rules that seek to indefinitely detain immigrant minors and families.
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In a sharp escalation of tensions over fires ravaging the Amazon, France on Friday accused Brazil’s president of having lied to French leader Emmanuel Macron and threatened to block a European Union trade deal with South American states including Brazil.
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The confirmation by U.S. officials has led to renewed calls for American troops to leave Iraq.
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Supporters of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement lined city streets and part of the city’s harbor front Friday, inspired by a human chain in a historic Baltic states protest against Soviet control 30 years ago.
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One New Hampshire voter is trying to see every 2020 presidential candidate in person.
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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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The Santa Monica backyard was sun-baked and unwelcoming. The parents wanted more room for grown-up gatherings. Now, it’s a prime place for parties.
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Whether you are gut-renovating, building a new home or simply want to upgrade the tired look of your current kitchen, putting in the perfect backsplash is the starting point for a beautiful result.
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Jerome Powell said the U.S. economy is OK but faces “significant risks,” reinforcing bets for September interest-rate cut. That didn’t mollify Trump.
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Walmart said it is working on a resolution with Tesla after the retailing giant sued the electric car company’s energy division for installing rooftop solar panels that caught fire.
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The Spanish Revival-style home, built in the 1920s for early film star William Powell and later owned by Merv Griffin, is for sale in Beverly Hills at $13.795 million.
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David Koch leaves a raft of right-wing policies behind him, but his real innovation was creating a dark money network.
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Move over, Lucy and Ethel. It’s time for a new generation to stomp grapes in a barrel.
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At airports across the U.S. and beyond, governments and airlines are using facial recognition and other biometrics. Meanwhile, privacy groups are protesting. Here’s where the skirmishing stands and what to expect at the airport.
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A short trip to the once secret city Los Alamos, N.M., where scientists toiled to create the atomic bomb.
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