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Precinct chairs around the state report problems with the computer application intended to relay results to party headquarters.
Shadow, a developer of campaign tools started by veterans of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 run, built the app being blamed for delayed results from the Iowa Democratic caucuses.
With the eyes of the nation upon Iowa, the Democratic candidates for president and their supporters waited for the results of more than 1,600 caucuses across the Hawkeye State.And they waited and waited.All are still waiting for results, which are delayed by what the Iowa Democratic Party is calling “inconsistencies” in precincts reporting results in the presidential caucuses.The party said there was no hack or intrusion into its election system and denied reports that the app used by local precincts to report results had broken down — despite widespread reports that the app indeed did not function.“The underlying data and paper trail is sound and will simply take time to further report the results,” the party’s communications director Mandy McClure said in a written statement released late Monday night.The Los Angeles Times has a team of reporters stationed throughout Iowa, and Melanie Mason, Tyrone Beason, Seema Mehta, Matt Pearce and Mark Z. Barabak will continue to report on the ongoing delay and when the results begin to roll in.
The Iowa Democratic party held satellite caucuses across the nation and world Monday in a bid to make the voting process more accessible for Iowans who are temporarily living in other places. One of the biggest satellites outside Iowa was in Palm Springs, California.
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When Shirley Alvarado del Aguila got to work on Jan. 27, she told colleagues she didn’t want to talk about Kobe Bryant, who had died the day before in a fiery helicopter crash, along with his 13-year-old daughter and seven others.
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Four new cases were confirmed over the weekend in California, bringing the total to six.
Jared Kushner is ramping up his rhetoric against Palestinians after the release of President Trump’s controversial Middle East plan.
The California Dept. of Justice has reversed on reforms to a controversial gang database as a scandal involving how LAPD identifies gang members continues to unfold.
A onetime gate crasher recounts sneaking into Oscar parties and the night he sat in Paul McCartney’s chair.
Critics say the standardized tests discriminate on the basis of race and income, but faculty leaders cite data that tests help boost enrollment of disadvantaged students.
House managers in impeachment trial say Senate must convict. President’s lawyers say: Let the voters decide.
Councilman says use of eminent domain is necessary to maintain 59 affordable units.
A woman was killed and five people were injured Monday when a man opened fire on a Greyhound bus traveling on I-5 through Kern County, authorities said.
Responding to a new California labor law, Uber making concessions drivers have long sought. But it may change the service in ways that displease drivers and riders alike.
No, the motion picture academy didn’t just reveal the winners of this year’s Oscars. But Twitter is confused by a sample ballot that was tweeted.
Matt Kemp has sold his Poway home for $4.3 million — or less than half the $9.075 million he paid for the property in 2013.
The Beach Boys featuring Mike Love will perform at a trophy-hunting convention where Donald Trump Jr. will speak. Band co-founder Brian Wilson disavows the gig.
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Jeff Bezos was sued for defamation by his girlfriend’s brother in a lawsuit accusing Bezos of falsely claiming the brother provided lurid photographs to the National Enquirer.
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What’s propelling Tesla’s stock price, since its performance is so-so?
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If we are entering an ‘age of impeachment,’ it’s because hypocrisy has lost its sting.
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It’s unlikely that anything President Trump says Tuesday night will be on people’s lips come the weekend, let alone November.
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The coast should be accessible to everyone, including homeless people--but not for weeks at a time.
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In what promises to be a through-the-looking-glass moment, President Trump delivers his third State of the Union speech Tuesday night.
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Hong Kong hospitals cut services as medical workers were striking for a second day Tuesday to demand the border with mainland China be shut completely to ward off a virus that caused its first death in the semi-autonomous territory.
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Although the timing and severity of a recession may be out of your control, your own finances don’t have to be, and the decisions you make today can help insulate you should an economic downturn arrive.
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A Pasadena man found a card tucked away with his Amazon order offering a $20 payment in return for a glowing review — as long as he didn’t tell anyone he’d been bribed.
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For nearly a decade, the jail in San Pedro stood vacant and shuttered.
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The Iowa Democratic Party’s caucuses encountered a major foul-up when it came time to report the results, putting more chaos into an already unpredictable presidential campaign.
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No, the motion picture academy didn’t just reveal the winners of this year’s Oscars. But Twitter is confused by a sample ballot that was tweeted.
Catalan early music specialist Jordi Savall surveys the Iberian Baroque for his latest Walt Disney Concert Hall visit.
A bundle including Disney+ and ESPN+ drove growth. Hulu’s days as a stand-alone operation are over.
The Dodgers boast about their analytical approach and stocked farm system, yet their best asset is financial strength. They might as well use it for Mookie Betts.
Lakers star LeBron James gives a one-word explanation on why he chose to have his team wear Gianna Bryant’s number in the NBA All-Star game.
Rachel Garcia and Bubba Nickles, who helped UCLA win the national title in softball in 2019, are two of three college players to make Team USA’s roster for the Olympics.
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Daniel Arap Moi, a former schoolteacher who became Kenya’s longest-serving president and presided over years of repression and economic turmoil fueled by runaway corruption, has died. He was 95.
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The U.S. military has deployed a new addition to its nuclear arsenal — a long-range missile armed with a nuclear warhead of reduced destructive power. The so-called low-yield missile joins more powerful weapons aboard stealthy submarines.
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Iran said Tuesday that its top court confirmed a death sentence for an Iranian man convicted of spying for the CIA, with state media alleging that he had shared details of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program with the American spy agency.
Whether you’re dining on the Strip or far away from it, in the mood to blow obscene amounts of money or looking for a quick and affordable meal, our dining guide will serve as a shining beacon.
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A roundup of new hotels, name changes and renovations coming to Las Vegas in the year ahead, along with a few other key visitor attractions.
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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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Kawhi Leonard scored 22 points, Paul George added 19 and the Clippers rallied in the fourth quarter.
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SB 50 has died, and with it a chance for California to stop shoving homes into the hinterlands, forcing two-hour, freeway-clogging, greenhouse gas-emitting drives to work.
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How do I vote? Will I get a ballot in the mail? A new procedure will change how some Californians cast ballots. Here’s how to vote in the California primary election.
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Beyond picking a winner (or winners), the caucuses will shape the 2020 contest going forward and test the strength of the party’s ideological wings.
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Two weeks after their government was replaced, Russians remain unsure of the intentions of President Vladimir Putin.
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A judge in South Africa has issued an arrest warrant for former president Jacob Zuma for failing to appear to court in a corruption case
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North Korea says it is mobilizing 30,000 health workers everyday in its “all-out efforts” to guard against the spread of a virus from neighboring China
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Two college students from Iran have filed civil rights complaints with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, saying they were mistreated and illegally denied entry into the country by federal officials at Boston’s Logan International Airport
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Shakira and Jennifer Lopez showcase Dundas, Versace and a whole lot of Swarovski crystals in Miami performance.
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There was no anger. She understood what I was going through. She had been divorced for over a decade, and had been in a few relationships since. And I was just coming to realize that I wasn’t ready to be in a committed relationship just months after ending a 23-year marriage.
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Ruggable’s two-part rug system is driving social media crazy — in a good way. We talk to the Los Angeles-based entrepreneur behind it all, and she explains how it all started with her dog, and an accident. And a rug empire was born.
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L.A. gardening events in February include sales of orchids (Westminster Mall), camellias and bonsai (both at the Huntington).
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New allegations of sexual misconduct have surfaced at Victoria’s Secret as the brand tries to remake its image after years of scandal and slumping sales.
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Federal antitrust regulators say a proposed merger that would combine old-school shaving company Schick with upstart Harry’s would end up costing consumers some skin.
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Goldman has begun building technology to facilitate the offering of loans to small and medium-sized businesses over Amazon’s lending platform, sources said.
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Stocks rose in much of the world Monday, but markets are still far from giving the all-clear on the coronavirus.
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The three-day event is about football, of course, but also about music, all sorts of events and huge crowds.
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Lottery starts Saturday for those who want to scale the popular southern Sierra peak.
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Development in Big Bear may affect bald eagle population. Plus, Paine Field is not easier than SeaTac; getting a better seat requires some help; and an omission about a new ship.
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Britain’s departure from the European Union will probably change border routines for Americans eventually, but for now, all stays the same.
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When he was a boy in San Bernardino, Ramiro Gómez Jr. shared his dreams of becoming an artist with his grandmother.
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The Academy Awards are fast approaching and Oscar pools are being organized. Let our film critics Kenneth Turan and Justin Chang help you analyze the major categories with their predictions.
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What’s on TV Tuesday, Feb. 4: ‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’ on the CW; President Trump’s State of the Union address; Austin City Limits: Billie Eilish
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Creative Artists Agency acquired Kauffman Sports Management Group, an L.A.-based firm that represents NBA executives, as well as NBA and NCAA basketball coaches. The move comes as agencies look to diversify their businesses by expanding their rosters into areas such as sports and music.
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Tony Cerda Park in Pomona can’t seem to catch a break
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As high school seniors enter the dreaded waiting period for college admission decisions, Lynwood students recently celebrated 381 instant admissions and $5.8 million in scholarship offers in one day from historically black colleges.
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Miranda Megill admits that when she opened a vegan restaurant in 2007, it wasn’t without a few pangs of guilt that she may have helped push Silver Lake’s famous gentrification along.
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Crews were working Monday night to restore power to 3,800 customers in Los Angeles after fierce winds knocked down power lines.
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Paul George scores 19 points and spearheads the Clippers’ fourth-quarter rally despite taking a elbow to the nose in a 108-105 win over the Spurs.
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Former USC quarterback and Green Bay Packers safety Willie Wood, one of the first college football players to break the color barrier and a Pro Football Hall of Famer, died Monday at age 83.
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A San Francisco win and a score that was under 53 would have been a bonanza for sportsbooks. It only went half that way.
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Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, the Super Bowl MVP, says Andy Reid is the latest coach that allowed him freedom to evolve into a super competitor.
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The Democratic primary shifts now to New Hampshire. Sen. Michael Bennet, still a longshot, has been there for some time.
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President Trump will stand in the well of the House that impeached him in December to give his third State of the Union address.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg hits Sacramento, Fresno and Compton.
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In rural villages, suburban precincts, blue-collar neighborhoods and college towns, Iowa voters gather to show their preferences.
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