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The trial pits a lineup of elite Los Angeles County prosecutors against the high-end Houston legal team that helped Durst beat a murder charge in Texas in 2003.
The containment of the 2003 SARS outbreak is considered one of the biggest public health victories in recent years. Stopping the new coronavirus, known as COVID-19, will probably be much harder.
Uninsured Californians still have time to avoid a penalty for not having healthcare if they sign up through Covered California by April 30.
Among those who had their sentences commuted was former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
Marriage therapist Amie Harwick said in court documents Gareth Pursehouse ‘suffocated me, punched me, slammed my head on the ground, kicked me.’
He is set to meet with 2028 Olympic organizers and attend a Beverly Hills fundraiser.
Harvey Weinstein’s lead defense attorney Donna Rotunno was lambasted by a prosecutor for writing an op-ed addressing the jury ahead of trial deliberations.
Lovers & Friends, a new one-day music fest coming to the Los Angeles area, will feature Usher, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Ludacris, TLC, Megan Thee Stallion and others.
NASCAR driver Ryan Newman is awake and speaking with family and doctors after a brutal crash on the final lap of the Daytona 500.
The Hollywood Bowl’s 2020 season celebrates the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote, loads of female performances and a Pan-American music initiative with lots of Latin rhythm. “School of Rock” will be summer’s staged musical. Plus plenty of Gustavo Dudamel, John Williams and Harry Potter.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has a $130-billion fortune. The $165 million he spent on David Geffen’s mansion amounts to just 0.13% of his net worth.
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That the landmark twin towers are finally full is a testament to the rising fortunes of Century City and the enduring appeal of deluxe high-rise offices. -
Bill Bloomfield, a wealthy Manhattan Beach businessman, has poured $1.7 million into the Los Angeles school board elections.
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‘No SF in TX,’ Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, tweeted. He has feuded over homelessness with Steve Adler, Austin’s Democratic mayor.
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When you can’t make a dog joke on Montana Avenue, L.A.'s officially a tough room.
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L.A. leaders cannot ignore the serious repercussions of regularly seizing private property for affordable housing.
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It’s hard to imagine a candidate less able to win working-class votes than Michael Bloomberg
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Wednesday’s Democratic presidential debate will feature billionaire Michael Bloomberg for the first time. He can expect attacks from his primary rivals.
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Two Germans who appeared healthy when they left Wuhan, China, were infected with the new coronavirus and might have been able to spread it to others.
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Football Hall of Famer Larry Allen just sold his Bay Area mansion for $4 million, or 47% less than his original asking price.
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In his first public comments on the stadium deal, Angels owner Arte Moreno addressed whether he would replace Angel Stadium or renovate it.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees said Tuesday he wants to return to the team for his 20th NFL season.
Mickey Wright was named greatest female golfer in history in a poll of experts
Aubrey Huff isn’t invited to a reunion of the 2010 World Series champion San Francisco Giants because of his ‘unacceptable’ comments, the team said.
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Jocelyn and Justine Wong, a.k.a. the Hangry Diary sisters show us where to eat the best Taiwanese popcorn fried chicken and boba in the SGV.
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Some of L.A.'s best chefs are headed to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, including Kogi BBQ’s Roy Choi, Kato’s Jon Yao and Pizzana’s Daniele Uditi
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Sweet potato bread is an even tastier version of pumpkin bread and this loaf, made with yogurt, is ideal for breakfast, dessert or as a snack.
Never mind the teeth, “Sonic the Hedgehog” was one of the first major video games with an environmentalist narrative. Here’s what the filmmakers missed.
Photographer Carolyn Cole captures the styles and personalities at Frieze Los Angeles, which for some is like cosplay for the blue-chip art world.
WarnerMedia has launched a massive marketing campaign around the 25th anniversary of the hit sitcom, which remains hugely popular for TV viewers and advertisers.
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Europe’s biggest bank saw its net profit fall 53% to $6 billion in 2019. It warns of ‘significant disruption’ to its business due to the coronavirus.
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The Amazon CEO promised to commit $10 billion of his personal fortune to combating climate change. He will begin issuing grants this summer.
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After years of fighting regulation, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg calls for it, saying users need to feel giant social media platforms answer to someone.
The killing of a 7-year-old girl on the southern outskirts of Mexico City has stoked rising anger over the brutal slayings of women, including one found stabbed to death and skinned earlier this month.
India has hastily erected a wall in Gujarat ahead of a visit by U.S. President Trump and critics say it is designed to block the view of a slum area.
U.S. officials say Rosneft Trading S.A. and its president, Didier Casimiro, will be added to a financial blacklist, in a substantial escalation.
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¿Por qué no ha habido un caso de coronavirus en Latinoamérica?
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Pero la vacuna sintética de Inovio podría tardar años en superar las pruebas requeridas por los reguladores antes de poder unirse a la lucha contra la nueva COVID-19.
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Guardiola’s future was tossed into uncertainty last week when UEFA banned Manchester City from European competitions for two seasons.
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On Thursday, the California State Assembly is expected to approve a formal apology to all Americans of Japanese descent for the state’s role in policies that culminated with their mass incarceration.
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The U.S. Public Interest Research Group issued a report saying most large U.S. grocery stores come up short in notifying customers about potentially tainted products.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders’ front-runner status has centrist Democrats in Congress worried that he could cost them the White House and control of the House
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With jury selection set to begin in Los Angeles on Wednesday, the Robert Durst murder trial is expected to last up to five months, pitting a lineup of elite Los Angeles County prosecutors against the high-end Houston legal team that helped Durst beat a murder charge in Texas in 2003.
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In this version of the inheritance scam, the perpetrator uses phony letterhead, a phony website, identity theft and a whole lot of chutzpah.
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A juror in the murder and racketeering trial for the notorious Boston crime boss James “Whitey” Bulger says she regrets voting in 2013 to convict him for murder
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Afghanistan’s election results were repeatedly delayed amid accusations of misconduct and technical problems with counting ballots.
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Israeli opposition leader Benny Gantz says he will work to mend ties with America’s Democratic Party if he wins national elections next month.
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The deadly respiratory disease, now known as COVID-19, is taking a toll on global trade.
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Ghosting gets a worse rep than it deserves, in my opinion. As both a former ghoster and a ghostee, I find it way more merciful than a text with stupid excuses.
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If you’re headed to watch the Dodgers and the Angels warm up for the 2020 MLB season and need a break, try one or all of these fun detours for a taste of the Old West.
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Designer Daniel Patrick left a life in sports in Australia for fashion and eventually love in Los Angeles.
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Draped capes, a bouquet of florals and an emphasis on sustainability are among New York Fashion Week’s top takeaways. You’ll likely see versions of these trends in stores and online later this year.
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In the future, when you order a coffee at McDonald’s or Starbucks, it could be served in the same cup you used a few months earlier and tossed away.
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In Hollywood Hills West, Halo Top ice cream founder Justin Woolverton is asking $6.15 million for his scenic hillside home.
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Rome Ramirez of the ska punk band Sublime with Rome has sold his 1920s hacienda in the Hollywood Hills for $1.89 million.
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SpaceX teams with tourism firm Space Adventures, saying the Crew Dragon capsule trip could send customers higher into space than private citizens have ever gone.
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At the Dodgers spring training site in Glendale, Ariz., a new road connects to entertainment options. The Angels’ site in Tempe has lots to do too.
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Luggage that grows, a battery pack that can charge you mobile devices and your car battery, a vacuum that powers through, and “finger lights.”
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Ramen has taken root in Oregon’s melting pot; here’s a sampling of some that warmed our hearts.
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E-bikes have the power to do great damage. Also, some bad experiences but some great ones at DMV offices in California. And how casinos can make everyone a winner.
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Lark Voorhies, who played Lisa Turtle on “Saved by the Bell,” was not invited back for the show’s upcoming reboot. Here are her thoughts on the snub.
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Matthew Leavitt’s play at Theatre 68 in North Hollywood is part farce, part loving tribute to small theater.
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Taylor Swift’s father recently fought a burglar who broke into his $4-million Florida penthouse.
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Wendy Williams is in hot water (yes, again) after she attempted to joke about the death of Amie Harwick, Drew Carey’s ex-fiancée, on her show Monday.
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President Trump is set to arrive Tuesday afternoon in Los Angeles. Here are his plans and streets that could be affected.
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The Long Beach Unified School District declined to provide details of the investigation into Libby Huff, an online anonymous compilation attributed to students discusses her alleged actions.
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Rangers treated the girl for small cuts at the scene and was later released to her parents that same day.
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U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris said George Gascón will provide “real justice for every Angeleno.” Gascón is in a fight to unseat Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey.
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President Trump is expected to confirm the federal government’s role in helping provide security and other services for the 2028 Summer Games.
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President Trump has pardoned Edward DeBartolo Jr., the former San Francisco 49ers owner convicted in a gambling fraud scandal.
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Pitchers Jared Jones, Max Rajcic to face off at Great Park in Irvine
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A fan is suing the Houston Astros for overcharging for season tickets while violating MLB rules with their sign-stealing scheme.
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Ahead of the March primary, Democratic presidential candidates are calling for a broad expansion of federal investment and involvement in housing.
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California’s primary election is March 3, 2020. Here’s what you need to know about the presidential candidates and voting on Super Tuesday.
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The Federal Judges Assn.'s leader says the group ‘could not wait’ to discuss the actions of Trump and William Barr in Roger Stone’s sentencing.More Coverage
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In Nevada, where one in five voters is Latino, candidates are working hard to connect, with Spanish-language ads, social events and a soccer match.
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