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Every weekend one of the most colorful markets sets up on the sidewalk of the Piñata District. It’s street food theater that overwhelms the senses.
A federal indictment detailing killings by the MS-13 gang’s Fulton clique shows the Central American gang’s bloody tactics could be escalating in the Valley.
Mass murderer? Cult leader? Musician? Charles Manson’s son, Michael Brunner, wrestles with father’s legacy and notoriety
Taylor Swift, James Corden and Idris Elba star in trailer for “Cats,” released Thursday.
President Trump, facing sharp criticism from within his party, sought to disavow the “send her back” chant that echoed through his North Carolina rally.
In an unprecedented move, the California Supreme Court has allowed the defense in a gang trial in San Francisco to obtain private Facebook postings.
As rumors of raids swirled, the LAPD tried to reassure the community. ICE took issue with the response.
Women have come a long way in the United States over the last 70 years, to the point where they are now seen as being as competent as men, if not more so.
Henry Lozano, a political advisor and mentor to numerous Latino and Latina leaders in Los Angeles, died Monday at 85.
Ophthalmologist John Tanton became the unlikely architect of the modern-day anti-immigration movement in the United States through founding and funding propositions, nonprofits, activists and publications on a local and national level over the past 40 years.
A law allows sanitation crews in Los Angeles to seize and destroy property kept by homeless people on city sidewalks. A new lawsuit challenges that practice.
President Trump says a U.S. warship destroyed an Iranian drone in the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened tensions between the two countries.
The Department of Homeland Security has dismantled or ended multiple programs intended to counter WMD attacks, a Times investigation found.
When investigators searched the home of the watch commander, they found more than 250 weapons, including 41 machine guns and two short-barreled rifles.
All 67 miles of the Backbone Trail, a major trail in the Santa Monica Mountains, are open eight months after the Woolsey fire.
One year later, Jonathan Gold remembered in (mostly) his own words.
We remember Jonathan Gold with the gift he gave to everybody whether they ate with him or not.
Our former restaurant critic’s favorite dishes to make at home
Comic-Con
The 50th year of San Diego Comic-Con is a reflection of how comics fandom has grown over the years. That’s not a bad thing.
Franchise favorite Eddie Furlong will reteam with Linda Hamilton for “Terminator: Dark Fate,” producer James Cameron revealed at the film’s Comic-Con panel.
While superheroes dominate San Diego Comic-Con, one discussion early Thursday seeks to elevate the fan-driven bonanza with a look at the art in George Lucas’ forthcoming museum.
Kerry Dixon, editor in chief of the San Diego Comic-Con Unofficial Blog, offers her tips on how to get the most out of Comic-Con.
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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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Top Senate Democrats signal a willingness to end all filibusters if they reclaim the majority. It doesn’t take a psychic to see why they’d regret that decision.
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Donald Trump can’t take being called out, but Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Nancy Pelosi can.
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Broader sex trafficking laws are being used against people like Jeffrey Epstein, but their elasticity may also pose problems.
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Nearly 50 years ago, Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. A woman could follow in his footsteps in 2024. Here’s what we know about her.
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We asked our readers for their memories of the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing as it nears its 50-year anniversary. These are their stories.
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Una multitud considerable se había reunido afuera de Surplus Store a principios del 6 de julio cuando Víctor Hernández llegó a la tienda de West Los Ángeles para abrir las puertas.
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“Friends” puede haber sido un programa sobre seis neoyorquinos, pero algunos de sus 236 episodios se centraron específicamente en los muebles.
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El martes, un juez del condado de Los Ángeles ordenó a Mike Fleiss, productor de televisión detrás de la franquicia “The Bachelor”, que se mantuviera a 100 yardas de distancia de su esposa de la que está separado después de que ella presentara una queja alegando que la había abusado verbal y físicamente.
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As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
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May 3 was like any other Friday night at La Cañita, a beach-themed bar and restaurant in a working-class neighborhood near downtown Mexico City.
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When I first visited Kenton Stacy at the Veterans Affairs hospital in La Jolla, I knew his wife, Lindsey, would be there.
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Step aside Taylor Swift, Idris Elba and James Corden. It’s ballerina Francesca Hayward who has the smoothest moves in the promo for Tom Hooper’s “Cats.”
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Kim Kardashian West reached out to the White House in an effort to release ASAP Rocky, the American rapper who’s been jailed in Sweden for more than two weeks.
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The response was fast, furious and hilarious to the polarizing first trailer for the star-studded adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s beloved musical.
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Taylor Swift, Hillary Clinton and Emma Watson also made the top 10 in the new poll by the market research firm YouGov.
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The University of California faculty-wide divestment vote drew nearly 77% support.
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Former Chief Alicia Ault said she was told it was incoming Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s “No. 1 priority” to reinstate Caren Carl Mandoyan by the Friday before Villanueva took office.
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Authorities searched the Hollywood Hills home of rapper YG on Thursday in connection with a police pursuit and shootout that left one man dead earlier this month.
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City officials are offering a $25,000 reward for information after a string of robberies across south and west Los Angeles.
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Kansas City Chiefs fan Dwyan Morgan, who flashed a laser pointer at Tom Brady during the AFC Championship game in January, pleaded guilty in court to disturbing the peace and was fined $500.
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Nneka Ogwumike scored 13 of her 22 points in a decisive third quarter to help the Sparks beat the Dallas Wings 69-64 on Thursday.
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Through life’s ups and downs, Caleb Plant has relied on boxing to achieve his goals.
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The Lakers are doing something they haven’t been able to honestly do in years. They’re openly talking about chasing a championship.
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President Trump says he will nominate lawyer Eugene Scalia to be his new labor secretary.
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Rep. Omar was the target of “Send her back!” chants at Trump’s rally. The congresswoman is a vocal critic of the president.
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CFPB Director Kraninger speaks well of H&R Block’s credit card, which she should be condemning instead.
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Joe Biden denounces President Trump’s attacks against Ilhan Oman and other congresswomen of color a day after Trump supporters at a rally shouted, “Send her back.”
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House Democrats approved legislation Thursday to raise the federal minimum wage for the first time in a decade, to $15 an hour, transforming an issue that once splintered the party into a benchmark for the 2020 election.
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A federal judge has denied bail for jailed financier Jeffrey Epstein on sex trafficking charges involving underage girls.
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In a major break with a longtime ally, President Trump’s administration on Wednesday said Turkey is being kicked out of the F-35 program
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Health expenses keep rising, and the middle class is angry.
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After the snow melts, Big Bear Lake becomes a haven for mountain biking, hiking, running, paddling, bird-watching and other outdoor pursuits
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Pollinators play an important role in our ecosystem. Here’s how to care for them while getting rid of the pests in your garden, like dreaded stink bugs.
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What’s happening in health and wellness right now.
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West Adams may not be an Instagrammable L.A. hot spot by most influencers’ standards — and that’s exactly why it’s so charming.
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Technology companies have been hiring at such a rapid pace that they have come to rule the Los Angeles office market and are spreading their influence into neighborhoods such as Silver Lake and West Adams that were not previously considered white collar business centers.
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U.S. stocks closed higher Thursday, breaking a two-day losing streak, after technology and bank shares rallied.
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Universal Studios Hollywood rushes to open its Jurassic World ride, which uses the latest technology.
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Boeing Co. plans to record a $4.9-billion accounting charge related to its beleaguered 737 Max jetliner when the company reports quarterly earnings next week.
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The likeness used moonlight and solar panel mirrors to create a tribute bigger than Central Park.
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Maybe you’re not a contender for the Tour de France, but you don’t have to be if you’re biking Sacramento’s American River Parkway, the trail that starts in the historic district and ends in Folsom.
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One-way or round-trip tickets? Book with a site you don’t know to save money on a hotel? A travel expert shares tips and tricks for summer 2019
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From L.A. to Tapei City, maps show real-time info when you’re ready to take off on two wheels.
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