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As President Trump heads to California for two days of fundraising, his administration is reportedly still considering clearing homeless encampments and moving people into government-owned facilities.
The real estate project known as District Square has had a decadelong run of bad luck.
The Trump administration opened two massive tent courts in south Texas to address the cases of migrants seeking asylum in the U.S.
In second national election this year, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting to keep his job — and avoid criminal charges
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Each year the Society for American Baseball Research holds a contest that’s part bar exam, part National Spelling Bee.
Javier A. Burillo, 57, was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after his 11-year-old son was thrown overboard and killed.
Iran ruled out a possible meeting with President Trump at the United Nations next week, closing a potential diplomatic channel to ease tensions following an attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities that raised new fears of war and sent oil prices soaring. Although administration officials accused Tehran of launching the strike, Trump stopped short of directly accusing Iran, saying, “We’ll see?”
A suicide bomber on a motorcycle targeted a campaign rally by President Ashraf Ghani in northern Afghanistan on Tuesday, killing at least 24 people and wounding 31, officials said. Ghani was present at the venue but was unharmed, according to his campaign chief.
Santa Monica and Beverly Hills are among cities where your e-scooter can be slowed down or stopped using a technology called geofencing.
Subscription models — whether for streaming movies, music or razor blades — often work better for companies than for customers. But Fitz Frames may be the rare example where consumers (read: parents) come out ahead.
The healthcare giant’s workers say they will strike in California and across five other states after bargaining stalled in July. If they walk out, it will mark one of the largest strikes in the past few decades.
Halo Top ice cream became America’s bestselling grocery store pint two years ago. Now it’s being sold to one of the nation’s biggest ice cream manufacturers, Wells Enterprises, owner of Blue Bunny, Chilly Cow and Bomb Pop.
Health officials confirmed that an adult older than 40 died from complications related to using an electronic cigarette.
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After more than seven decades of ownership, the Rouch family will sell their piece of the Sierra Nevada to Save the Redwoods League, a century-old conservation group that has long hankered after the property.
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As many migrants seek refuge in the U.S., the Jewish community has responded with a wave of activism supporting them. “Never again” is a common refrain.
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The L.A. Times covers Mexican food better than anyone — and we’ve done so for over 137 years
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Impeaching a Supreme Court justice shouldn’t be politics as usual.
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Democrats and Republicans both insist impossible policies are not only possible, but easy.
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Divesting is less a moral imperative than risk-averse stewardship of the university’s endowment and pension fund.
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El Tri jugará el torneo en octubre y mantuvo concentración en las afueras de la capital
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El plan será presentado para auditoría entre el 29 y 30 de octubre
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El ‘Titán’ señaló que lo subsistido por el joven lanzador es una ‘lección de vida’
Despite the backlash after his casting was announced, Sean Spicer made his debut on “Dancing With the Stars” Season 28. The internet had thoughts.
Shane Gillis has been fired by “Saturday Night Live” just days after his hiring was announced. The show says its vetting process “was not up to our standard.”
Sarah Silverman, host of the Emmy-nominated variety sketch series “I Love You, America,” calls “cancel culture” a “mutated” form of McCarthyism.
Writers Guild of America, West released its election results on Monday, with incumbent president David Goodman reelected. Goodman easily defeated opponent Phyllis Nagy, an Oscar-nominated writer who ran a campaign that criticized the union’s strategy in its dispute with talent agencies.
Do you understand the causes and effects of climate change? Here is what you can do to help.
Developed nations emit the most greenhouse gases, while poor countries suffer the worst consequences of the greenhouse effect. We must help them.
Technological advances could one day claw back some of the carbon and other greenhouse gases we’ve already emitted. But it would be foolhardy to count on them.
The Los Angeles Times editorial board has written about climate change for years. Here’s why we thought this was the right moment for a bigger, broader series of editorials on the subject.
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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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Covering a trivia contest is fun, but also a reminder that MLB needs to diversify its fan base.
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Try answering some of the questions posed in the annual trivia contest held by the Society for American Baseball Research.
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Aguilar and his family are Mexican American entertainment royalty — and a metaphor for modern-day Los Angeles, mixing English and Spanish, mariachi and Guns N’ Roses.
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The biggest immediate problem for California’s high-speed rail project is land acquisitions. Mismanagement of them is contributing to construction delays, cost increases, litigation and the launch of a federal audit.
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On Friday, state Senate leader Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) showed us how a healthy, productive legislature works — one that independently pushes its own ideas about public policy and leaves it to the governor to decide whether to sign or veto a bill. Atkins rejected Gov. Gavin Newsom’s request to shelve her landmark anti-Trump environmental protection measure, SB 1.
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As Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh begins his second year on the Supreme Court, new reporting has detailed how the FBI limited in its investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
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What’s on TV Tuesday Sep, 17: ‘They Shall Not Grow Old,” on HBO; America’s Got Talent; Bachelor in Paradise; Country Music; Bring the Funny; WNBA Basketball; MLB Baseball
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Everything you need to know about the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards, from how to watch to who’s presenting.
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The Cars frontman, who died Sunday at age 75, crafted such perfect songs and eye-catching videos that the band’s hits have become rock classics.
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The 2019 Creative Arts Emmys have been awarded, and winners are notated on our Emmy nominations list.
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Plus, the biggest headlines from across the state.
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Here are the fires larger than 500 acres burning in California, based on data collected by Cal Fire and InciWeb.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom announces a crackdown on e-cigarettes and plans to launch a vaping awareness campaign amid U.S. lung illness outbreak.
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Groups walked the streets in an area of Echo Park to assess where homeless people could be barred from sleeping if the proposal passed.
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In extending the current labor deal, the NHLPA is trusting NHL commissioner Gary Bettman to determine what is best for the players for the next few seasons.
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He has had two perfect outings in what Dodgers hope is a sign of things to come.
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Defensive end Jake Shipley has gotten off to a fast start for Indio Shadow Hills as he prepares to embark on the next stage of his football journey at Oregon.
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USC offensive coordinator Graham Harrell says everything didn’t go to plan against BYU, but he never relinquished playcalling duties during the loss.
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As they investigate President Donald Trump, Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee will hold their first official hearing in what they are calling an impeachment investigation.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom pushed back against criticism of his handling of the new vaccine laws, which prompted protests at the state Capitol.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has released a sweeping anti-government-corruption proposal, providing a detailed policy road map.
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Joe Biden, storied speechifier whose verbal gaffes have come under scrutiny, had a stutter as a child. How he overcame it says a lot about his character and speaking style.
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President Trump shifts his tone on Iran and downplays talk of war.
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Zoo staff in northern Thailand have donned black and white clothing and observed a minute of silence to mourn the sudden death of their popular male giant panda, who was on a long-term loan from China.
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More than half the tigers rescued three years ago from a Buddhist temple in Thailand where they served as a popular tourist attraction have died of disease, wildlife officials said Monday.
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Authorities have arrested an 18-year-old Oklahoma woman accused of threatening to carry out a mass shooting at her old high school.
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After the West Coast premiere of playwright Joshua Harmon’s “Skintight” at the Geffen Playhouse, theater donors, board members, friends and other VIPs joined the cast for cocktails and a late-night supper at a Westwood restaurant.
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Postcard from L.A.: A visit to a pop-up market where diversity and body positivity are among the vendor prerequisites.
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It’s a stereotype to say all L.A. men are like this. But there are enough tools out there to make me wonder: Which guy deserved a gold medal in the Tool Olympics?
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This year’s “Icons of Architecture” home tour features five landmark homes in Glendale designed by master architects Richard Neutra, John Lautner, Gerard Colcord, Robert Finkelhor and Lloyd Wright.
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With Gustavo Antorcha’s departure, SeaWorld will be looking for its fourth CEO in the last five years.
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OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma says its bankruptcy filing is not a way to seek refuge but rather an effort to resolve claims against it.
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More than 49,000 United Auto Workers members went on strike Monday against General Motors. It’s the union’s first walkout against the top U.S. automaker in more than a decade.
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Within a week or two, California gas prices could go up 10 to 25 cents a gallon — or even higher if the Saudi oil plant doesn’t regroup quickly.
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Come for the wine. Stay for the 58,800 technicolor flowers. Paso Robles is home to the “Field of Light at Sensorio,” 15 acres of fiber-optic solar-powered lights.
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On a cruise ship, a culinary arts class for the non-chef turns out to be as easy as pie.
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Some visit San Francisco’s North Beach because it tastes like Italy, and some visit because it howls like the Beat Generation. But the times, they are a-changing.
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Long before HGTV glommed onto the trend, German immigrant farmers in Fredericksburg, Texas, built small, simple dwellings, called Sunday houses, for their in-town visits.
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