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Pandemic living
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United is doing the same from SFO. Hawaii eases quarantine rules Oct. 15
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Los Angeles International Airport officials outline how frequently filters freshen the air inside terminals.
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As the federal government is cutting funding to states, municipalities like Lordsburg, N.M., are struggling with unemployment and a devastated tax base.
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While you’re at home, let us take you on some journeys. Start in the 1900s: Learn how the town of Peanut, Calif., got its name. On to Germany in the 1940s, to the story of how ‘Dr. Good’ escaped from the Nazis. In 1960s Chicago, learn about the conviction of a young Black defendant — and back to the present-day fight to clear his name.
Column One: Marijuana seller’s story of ‘badass’ Mexican sisters was a cultural misstep, Latinas say
Column One: Marijuana seller’s story of ‘badass’ Mexican sisters was a cultural misstep, Latinas say
Susie Plascencia and Savina Monet weren’t going to let La Chingona cannabis get away with cultural appropriation.
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Our special Friday edition will equip you for the weekend and get you up to date on what’s happening, including how Trump’s handling of the coronavirus in Florida could impact his reelection chances, plus Jewish high holiday recipes to drool over (whether or not you observe the fast).
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In August, the Los Angeles Times published a series on the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium antiwar demonstration. After an overwhelming response, most of the series will be collected in a 36-page zine.
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Mortgage rates are at historic lows, so there’s money to be saved there by buying a home now. But when it comes to the home’s sales price, don’t expect a discount because of the economic downturn.
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Living in Topanga means being prepared for fires. Topanga Coalition for Emergency Preparedness, a volunteer group, has it down to a science.
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If Venusian phosphine is what we hope it is — well, that’s a spark of joy in hellish times.
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I’m terrified that the 90-minute encounter will reinforce the perception that our democracy is toxic and our political system is broken beyond repair.
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A veteran of the antiwar and civil rights movements of the 1960s urges Portland protesters to focus on changing minds, not burning down buildings.
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Mail-in ballots, registration deadlines, voting centers — we’ve got you covered with the basics of voting in the Nov. 3 election.
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More Californians will vote by mail this year because of the coronavirus. Here’s how it works.
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Here are the Los Angeles Times’ editorial board endorsements for president, California ballot measures and more.
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The newspaper is taking an unflinching look at its history, as institutions across America reflect on racial inequality.
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Protesters took to the streets in Louisville, Ky., and Los Angeles after a grand jury declined to charge officers in the killing of Breonna Taylor.
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Fears of a significant spread of the Bobcat fire dissipated as Santa Ana winds failed to materialize, but foothill communities remain on high alert.
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Armed Black groups like the Minnesota Freedom Fighters work to protect the streets as calls for racial justice mount.
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‘We thought we were eternal,’ said the lucha libre star known as Olímpico. ‘We never knew something like this could happen.’
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Armed Black groups like the Minnesota Freedom Fighters work to protect the streets as calls for racial justice mount.
‘The Great British Baking Show’ is back on Netflix for its 11th season to offer us a sweet escape from the misery of 2020.
Prince’s landmark “Sign O’ the Times” has been reissued as a box set. Critics Mikael Wood, Daphne Brooks, Naima Cochrane and Michaelangelo Matos on its legacy.
Actress Drew Barrymore reunited with ex-husband Tom Green on her talk show Friday after not speaking to him face to face for about 15 years.
Casting directors and actors share their experiences auditioning via Zoom, self-tapes and — in rare cases — in person amid the COVID-19 crisis.
He came up big in the final minutes of the fourth quarter to help lift the Lakers to a 117-107 series-clinching win over the Nuggets.
A day after the Angels star hit his first homer off Clayton Kershaw, he reflects on a sixth straight season that will end before the playoffs.
Corey Perry scored the winning goal in the second overtime as Dallas beat Tampa Bay in Game 5 and staved off elimination in the Stanley Cup Final.
Four-time All-Star outfielder Hunter Pence announced his retirement after 14 seasons. He was part of the Giants’ 2012 and 2014 World Series title teams.
The fighting broke out around the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh and two Azerbaijani copters were reportedly shot down.
Jaswant Singh, a veteran Indian politician who served as defense minister, finance minister and external affairs minister during his career, has died.
Sixteen people died Sunday in a coal mine in southwestern China because of excessively high levels of carbon monoxide, officials said.
London police clash with protesters angry over new limits the government has imposed on everyday life to halt a surge in coronavirus infections.
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Wolfgang Puck is opening restaurants at the Pendry hotel and residences on Sunset Boulevard. An exclusive first look at Ospero and Merois.
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With food delivery surging during COVID-19, virtual restaurants have become a booming industry
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A steady and reliable presence in the American pantry, garlic powder is finally getting the press it always deserved.
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There were a million flirty texts. A sexy pink mini-skirt. Plans to meet up in L.A. And a kiss. Right?
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Many Latinx lifestyle brands in Los Angeles are inspired by cultural identity. They are also largely female. Did we miss your favorite? Let us know.
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We’ve missed a lot being cooped up. These day trips, from the beaches to the desert to the valleys, will get you out there again.
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¿Quiere beneficios monetarios como familia de estatus migratorio mixto? Le piden que siga este paso
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El misterio de un violonchelo raro robado tiene un final sorprendente
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A medio año de la pandemia, es difícil imaginar que alguien, en cualquier lugar, no haya oído hablar del coronavirus.
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Cooking is often about cooking for others. Here’s a collection of recipes inspired by the L.A. Times food team.
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We have a Breeders’ Cup Classic that is truly up in the air after Improbable’s win in the Grade 1 $300,000 Awesome Again Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday.
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A report on Dallas’ freedman’s town prompts a look at Los Angeles’ own urban inequities. Plus Charlie Chaplin’s favorite painter at the Laguna Art Museum, digital theater and art for the COVID-19 dead in our weekly arts newsletter
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Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump’s nominee to fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat on the Supreme Court, is a hero to many judicial conservatives.
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If AB 3216 passes, anyone who lost their jobs at hotels, airports and private clubs during this pandemic and any future ‘state of emergency’ can get their position back based on seniority — assuming their place of employment survives.
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UC Regent Richard Blum, responding to a state audit, said he did not intend to unfairly influence the admissions system with letter for student.
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The survivor of the 1963 bombing of an Alabama church that killed four girls is seeking an apology and restitution from the state.
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Lebanon’s prime minister-designate has resigned amid a political impasse over forming a government nearly a month after he was appointed to the job.
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Searchers combing the area where a Ukrainian military aircraft crashed found two more bodies on Saturday, bringing the death toll to 26.
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A Louisiana state trooper who died in a car crash hours after being told he would be fired for his role in a Black man’s death was buried with honors.
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The wealthy are sparing no expense when it comes to masking up during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The partnership between San Francisco-based Sunrun and the French brand aims to save 10,000 households $50 a month off electricity bills.
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Tom Ford, Wolk Morais and Lavie by CK offered showcases of standout spring and summer 2021 collections.
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The story of Betty Reid Soskin and how to get free entry to national parks.
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The pandemic is hitting side hustles as well as careers, and it’s creating challenges for parents and exacerbating anxieties about retirement.
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Alex Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez and Derek Jeter make this week’s real estate headlines.
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Kathy Griffin has listed her Bel-Air home for sale at $15.995 million. Also: Blue Collar Comedy Tour comedian Ron White is selling in the 90210.
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In West Hollywood, an over-the-top terrace estate offers the five-star-hotel treatment. Asking price: $13 million.
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Most foreign travel is still off the table, but some states are easing restrictions on visitors from California.
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Going it alone has definite pluses, and tour operators now are seeing an uptick in bookings.
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Fire persists nearby, but park is expanding camping options
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As families decide if and how to celebrate, the embattled agency weighs in
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Times arts writer Makeda Easter asked our guest poets how the collective turmoil of the past six months has affected their creativity. They responded with honest, raw commentary about their struggles to write and focus.
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The Los Angeles Public Library’s buildings remain COVID-closed. But in the pandemic, librarians’ creativity has blossomed online and many new doors for patrons have opened.
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Former collaborators Antonio Campos and Sean Durkin each have new movies. Campos made Netflix’s ‘The Devil All the Time,’ while Durkin has IFC’s ‘The Nest.’
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What’s on TV Saturday, Sept. 26, plus Sunday talk shows: Movie “Falling for Look Lodge” on Hallmark; college football; MLB baseball; Stanley Cup Final
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The Glass fire has burned 800 acres and forced evacuations north of the town of St. Helena, as large swaths of Northern California face dangerous fire weather.
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Times photographers Kent Nishimura and Brian van der Brug talk about shooting wildfires in a year when the blazes seem more destructive than ever.
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An L.A. police officer suffered a head injury when he was attacked by an assailant inside the Harbor Division station, authorities said.
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All students living on campus have been placed into quarantine, said President Jane Close Conoley.
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Although Frank Vogel wasn’t the Lakers’ first or second choice for head coach, he proved to be the right choice, writes columnist Helene Elliott.
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The Las Vegas Raiders are being investigated by the NFL for allowing an unauthorized person in the locker room following the team’s home opener.
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When Anthony Davis joined LeBron James and the Lakers, there was only one goal: an NBA championship. They have been in lockstep during that pursuit.
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Valtteri Bottas has won the Russian Grand Prix after his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton’s race was ruined by penalties.
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Until the late 1980s, no more than two Catholic justices had ever served together.
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President Trump’s pick could shift the nation’s highest court to the right for the next generation.
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A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration’s leading steward of public lands has been serving unlawfully and blocked him from continuing in the position.
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The president plans to nominate Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the high court, barring a last-minute change of plans.
