Homeless services providers are trying to figure out what to do while they struggle with the tall order of finding shelter for 4,000 homeless people who are temporarily being housed in hotels but must leave soon.
Biden’s debate remark about a transition away from oil generates glee from Republicans. The argument illustrates why climate politics is politically hard.
Kelly Rodriguez, who was appointed after Robert Handy’s retirement, cites political division as a reason for stepping down as the Huntingtin Beach Police Department’s interim police chief.
Enrique Marquez Jr. gets 20 years in prison for supplying the rifles used in an attack that killed 14 people in San Bernardino in 2015.
The three misdemeanor charges follow a Times investigation that uncovered years of complaints by veterinarians.
White supremacist acts jumped 38% and attacks on the transgender community surged 64% in 2019, with overall hate crimes in the region continuing an upward trend.
Field reports from police commanders at protests show that between 6% and 7% resulted in violence, destruction or serious uses of force.
L.A.'s financial crisis triggered by the coronavirus has gotten worse, with analysts warning the shortfall could reach $600 million
If nearly all Americans would wear face masks when they leave their homes, they could save over 100,000 lives by the end of February, a study says.
Live updates and analysis from Game 3 of the World Series between the Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The series is tied 1-1.
Everything you need to know about Chang’e, Phillipa Soo’s breakout character in the Netflix animated feature ‘Over the Moon.’
Key pieces of the reactor vessels will be removed via underwater operations
U.S. safety regulators have known about U.S.-built Tesla suspension issues since at least 2016 but never took action.
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It’s hard to tell whether President Trump simply doesn’t understand how tariffs work or if he just keeps repeating a lie about them.
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Gathering signatures for petitions has got to be a frustrating gig during a year when it’s dangerous to get within spitting distance of strangers.
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Trump’s remarks about Lincoln at the debate fit a pattern of U.S. leaders alluding to the Civil War and 16th president to navigate turbulent times.
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A study finds mask-wearing could spare more than 100,000 — perhaps over half a million — lives in the U.S. through February.
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When Khalil Mack was at a contract impasse with the Oakland Raiders, the Rams tried to make a deal for the edge rusher before the Chicago Bears came up with the winning offer.
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A NASA spacecraft is stuffed with so much asteroid rubble from this week’s grab that it’s jammed open and precious particles are drifting away in space.
Tracking the Coronavirus
A study finds mask-wearing could spare more than 100,000 — perhaps over half a million — lives in the U.S. through February.
Of the 3,600 new coronavirus infections reported in L.A. County on Thursday, officials said roughly 2,000 were from a backlog of tests.
Experts warn of pandemic fatigue and complacency with the approaching holidays, which have the potential to be super-spreading events.
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Proposition 16 asks Californians whether race and gender should be considered in matters of public education, government contracting and government employment. Supporters and opponents of this year’s proposition seem to have the same goal: ensure equality.
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“Borat” star Sacha Baron Cohen said on “Good Morning America” that he was concerned for actress Maria Bakalova during her scene with Rudy Giuliani.
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Meet Maria Bakalova, the breakout Bulgarian actress who plays Borat’s daughter (and Rudy Giuliani’s interviewer) in the new ‘Borat’ sequel.
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“Outnumbered” co-host Melissa Francis, who recently filed a pay discrimination complaint against Fox News, is off the air and her status is in doubt.
Meet Maria Bakalova, the breakout Bulgarian actress who plays Borat’s daughter (and Rudy Giuliani’s interviewer) in the new ‘Borat’ sequel.
For the first time since COVID shutdowns, and the first time since retirement, former Times critic Kenneth Turan sees a movie, Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet,” in a theater. Here’s what brought him back.
Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny was spotted filming what appeared to be a commercial for a popular snack food in Boyle Heights.
“The Queen’s Gambit,” about a female chess prodigy (Anya Taylor-Joy), is exciting, entertaining and convincing — especially when it comes to the game itself.
Julio Urías is buoyed by calls and texts from family and friends in his Mexican hometown as he prepares to start World Series Game 4 for the Dodgers.
The NBA and its players union are in talks about the 2020-21 season start, which includes a proposal to begin around Christmas and another with bubble sites.
Experienced starters Alijah Vera-Tucker, Jalen McKenzie and Brett Neilon will probably be joined by Liam Jimmons and Andrew Vorhees on the offensive line.
Chargers rookie Kenneth Murray Jr. has shown promising flashes while filling in a role as one of the defensive leaders in absence of injured defensive star Derwin James.
China’s paramount leader, Xi Jinping, sees himself as a savior, anointed to steer the Communist Party and China away from corruption and foreign influence, into a ‘new era’ of prosperity, power and political devotion. Whether his vision matches reality is another question.
After avoiding the Armenia-Azerbaijan clashes of the last month, the Trump administration meets with parties to debate solutions.
Nigeria’s president urges demonstrators to stop their rallies.
The United Nations’ World Food Program, recently named a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, is aiming for zero food hunger by 2030.
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If you’re feeling trashed from a candy overload, here are a few strategies that might help.
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All of your favorite (and not-so-favorite) candy, ranked.
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The Taqueando pop-up is bringing some of L.A.'s best taqueros and taqueras (Priscilla Curiel, Tacos El Ruso and Mariscos Jalisco) to downtown L.A. for a five-week event.
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A new website and Instagram account hint at the rapper/entrepreneur’s newest project with Caliva.
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KISS rocker Gene Simmons has hung a $22-million price tag on his Beverly Hills estate of 34 years.
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Two people can have the 1929-era landmark to themselves on select November nights.
EVENTS AND OFFERS
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¿Por qué los Dodgers capturarán su primer título de Serie Mundial desde 1988? Hay una confiabilidad en este equipo que estuvo ausente en años anteriores
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Miles de acusadores han presentado denuncias de abuso sexual contra Boy Scouts of America
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Stephanie Wittels Wachs perdió a su hermano, el escritor de televisión Harris Wittels, por una sobredosis; la productora Jessica Córdova Kramer también perdió un hermano por adicción. Ahora se han emparejado para un podcast, “Last Day”, que aborda los estigmas más mortíferos de la sociedad con humor y franqueza.
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Your regular field guide to the world of movies in your living room and beyond.
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As Thursday night’s debate showed, the president increasingly talks in ways that communicate only with his followers, leaving most voters in the cold.
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After the chaos of the first debate, Thursday’s rematch was marked by a decidedly more civil tone.
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A federal lawsuit alleged that ACT discriminated against students with disabilities by flagging their scores and disability to colleges, and by excluding them from a program that allowed colleges to recruit for admissions and scholarships.
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A judge is pushing the city and county of Los Angeles to clear homeless camps near freeways, but vacated an order requiring the clearance.
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Analysis of the Trump-Biden debate varied wildly across the television dial, with Fox News declaring the president a winner and other outlets delivering a much more mixed assessment.
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A bright-yellow helicopter has flown a COVID-19 patient from the Netherlands to a German intensive care unit, the first such airlift since the pandemic first threatened to swamp Dutch hospitals.
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China’s Foreign Ministry says it may not recognize British-issued passports for Hong Kong residents in retaliation for London’s moves to open a path to citizenship for those holding the documents.
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Federal prosecutors have accused a Texas man who says he is affiliated with the anti-government “Boogaloo Bois” movement of shooting at a Minneapolis police station during a protest in May.
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Alabama voters will decide whether to remove racist, segregation-era language from the state’s 1901 constitution. Approval isn’t a given.
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The two-lot auction, open until Oct. 30, benefits the Obama Foundation’s Girls Opportunity Alliance.
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Want to drink like the Rock and shop drugstores like Timothée Chalamet’s groomer? Leo can help
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Big-leaf maples in Icehouse Canyon create a fall glow, and why more bison are coming to Catalina.
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Ray Romano and series co-creator Phil Rosenthal among those to pay homage to late costar Peter Boyle
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Patreon is the latest social media company to combat the growing presence of the conspiracy group QAnon.
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U.S. stock indexes closed mostly higher Friday, though the Standard & Poor’s 500 posted its first weekly loss in four weeks.
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Mike Love of Beach Boys fame is asking $7 million for his amenity-loaded mansion overlooking the ocean in Pebble Beach.
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Bruce Stuart, grandson of Carnation dairy company founder Elbridge Stuart, just listed his stylish Tuscan farmhouse for $19.5 million.
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For the 10% of you who said coronavirus would have no impact on your travel plans, available airfares are the feast before the feast.
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One takes you north to June Lake. Another reveals treasures hiding in plain sight in Los Angeles. A third brings you on a colorful desert sculpture tour.
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Forage for edible seaweed on a tour that includes a ramen lunch made with the day’s harvest.
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The sky show begins in the wee hours and continues through dawn.
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Lupin III’s first 3DCG feature is a fun, zippy adventure where the gentleman thief and his friends triumph over Nazis.
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Roberto Lovato discusses his life and work with Times writer Esmeralda Bermudez for the 2020 Festival of Books.
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What’s on TV Saturday, Oct. 24, plus Sunday talk shows: Adele hosts NBC’s “Saturday Night Live”; World Series game 4: the Dodgers versus the Tampa Bay Rays
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Whatever his past reputation for verbal stumblings and gaffes, Biden is one of the few who can tangle with Trump and not be thrown off his game.
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The 23-campus system awarded nearly 110,000 baccalaureate degrees this spring, an all-time high for the California State University, and continues to make steady progress toward its 2025 graduation goals.
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Take a look at images by the late Times photojournalist Aurelio Jose Barrera, a Pulitzer Prize winner.
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Several L.A. City Council members support a push for a new law forbidding homeless people from setting up camps near the city’s new bridge shelters.
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“This was an unheard of amount for someone to be transporting and have in their private collection,” a sheriff’s spokeswoman says.
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In July, coach Andy Enfield’s players had to work out on tennis courts because of the pandemic. He says the Trojans are behind, but “no one’s going to care.”
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Photos from Game 3 of the World Series between the Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
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Justin Thomas takes advantage of favorable conditions at Sherwood Country Club for a second consecutive 65 for a one-shot lead at Zozo Championship.
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Wide receiver and defensive end Arlis Boardingham of Birmingham joins Eric Sondheimer and Randy Rosenbloom to discuss high school football.
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Flashbacks to 2016’s presidential upset have Democrats fretting about the ways Donald Trump could still eke out a win over Joe Biden.
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The final number from Nielsen is 14% below the first debate on Sept. 29, which averaged 73.1 million viewers.
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Prompted by the House Oversight Committee and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, the Government Accountability Office agreed this week to study Latino hiring in entertainment.
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“Only Donald Trump can look at a half-Black, half-Native American moderator and say, ‘I’m the least racist person in this room,’” Jimmy Kimmel said.
