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Fire officials say no homes had significant damage. However, the region is still experiencing hot, dry weather, which can dry out the brush that fuels wildfires.
Some Southern California Edison customers in L.A., San Bernardino, Kern, Riverside, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties are considered for power outages.
The governor asked the state attorney general to investigate whether the state’s leading oil and gas suppliers are involved in unfair practices.
President Trump held forth Monday during what was ostensibly a Cabinet meeting but ended up being a familiar torrent of grievances and defensiveness.
Preliminary vote returns in a tight election indicated that neither Trudeau’s Liberals nor his Conservative rivals will capture a majority in Parliament, though the incumbent prime minister was declared the winner because he has the whip hand in efforts soon to be underway to cobble together a governing coalition.
Former USC Trojans football players Matt Leinart and Brandon Hance are among those tied to an investor named in a house-flipping lawsuit filed by actress Rachel Bloom and writer-producer Dan Gregor.
The report draws parallels between the campaigns launched by tobacco companies and oil industries, both with a goal of delaying government policies and regulations that could cut into their profits.
California voters who aren’t in a political party can vote in the Democratic presidential primary in 2020. Republicans, though, have excluded them.
Douglas Hodge reversed course after prosecutors warned parents who had so far maintained their innocence that they could be charged with federal program bribery.
The suspect in a torture killing in Alaska’s biggest city ended up leading police right to him, first by losing a digital memory card that contained video of the dying woman. Then came an even more innocuous blunder: His accent.
A Colorado mother who sought donations to cover medical treatments for her daughter and promoted the girl’s “bucket list” of dreams to fulfill before she died has been indicted on a murder charge in the 7-year-old’s death that was previously believed to be from a terminal disease.
In June 2018, LAPD officers ordered the residents to evacuate. Despite the conditions, some didn’t want to leave.
Twin brothers Marcus and Alex Lewis candidly discuss a devastating long-held childhood secret in the Netflix documentary “Tell Me Who I Am.”
Disney’s new trailer for “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” features the return of fan favorites Rey, Finn, Chewy and more — plus some new faces.
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Anaheim could have demanded $8 million when the Angels terminated their stadium lease, but behind closed doors city leaders decided not to press the issue.
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The FAA plans testing next month to determine whether the latest airline seats and cabin designs are safe enough for passengers to escape during an emergency. Consumer groups have concerns about the tests.
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The Sesame Place theme park is slated to open in 2021 in Chula Vista, near San Diego. It’ll be the first one on the West Coast.
Amid the impeachment inquiry, it’s important not to forget the full sweep of the damage Donald Trump has done, and continues to do.
There is no issue more important than driving Donald Trump out of office at the ballot box in 2020.
Democratic candidates have put out countless plans and policy statements. Voters beware! Do not be beguiled by patently unachievable ideas designed to win primaries.
Are Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren — and Donald Trump — too old to be president of the United States?
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If Trump backed down on hosting foreign leaders at the Doral, what else could Republicans get him to do?
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Trump blames Democrats and the media for a cancellation at his resort.
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Parts of the world are having an “I’m as mad as hell and I’m not going to take this anymore” moment over corruption and economic inequality. So what are governments going to do about it?
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Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney tied himself in a knot on Fox News Sunday. Again.
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As a comedian, I have entertained U.S. troops around the world. In the current atmosphere, that doesn’t seem to count for much.
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British lawmakers from across the political spectrum are expected to challenge Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s drive to push his European Union divorce bill through the House of Commons in three days, potentially scuttling plans to deliver Brexit by Oct. 31.
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The Taliban stormed a checkpoint in northern Afghanistan, killing at least 15 policemen in the latest attack by insurgents, an Afghan provincial official said Tuesday.
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Emperor Naruhito ascended the Chrysanthemum Throne on Tuesday, proclaiming himself Japan’s 126th emperor as the audience shouted ‘banzai’ to wish him a long and prosperous reign.
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Bolivia’s electoral authority announced Monday night that President Evo Morales was close to avoiding a runoff in his reelection bid, touching off protests by the leader’s opponents already upset by a sudden halt in the release of the vote count.
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Several top USC players suffered serious injuries Saturday against Arizona. Talanoa Hufanga, Drake Jackson and Markese Stepp all probably will miss several games.
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The World Series combatants are two of four teams with the oldest average players in baseball, and the reliance on veterans begins with elite starting rotations.
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New England’s blitz-happy defense forced Sam Darnold into five turnovers to help keep the Patriots undefeated on the season.
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Anyone who watches television knows being a member of the British royal family is tough, so why are Meghan and Harry getting so much flack for saying so?
Summer Walker’s debut album broke streaming and sales records last week, but the Gen Z Mary J. Blige is so cripplingly shy that she refuses to do interviews.
After a breakout role in the acclaimed indie “Leave No Trace,” New Zealand’s own Thomasin McKenzie is a rising star with a mission to make a difference in the world.
HBO’s “Watchmen” examines race, white supremacy and police brutality. Sunday night’s series premiere has creator Damon Lindelof asking, “Should we have done it?”
Kawhi Leonard and Anthony Davis are both excited about playing for their new L.A. teams as the Clippers and Lakers open their respective seasons.
Kobe Bryant won’t be attending the Lakers’ season opener, but he has an idea as to why Kawhi Leonard picked the Clippers over the Lakers.
Celebrating division titles is no longer good enough for team that has Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and championship goals.
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Former Lakers Lonzo Ball and Brandon Ingram out of the L.A. spotlight after getting traded to New Orleans, where the big focus is on Zion Williamson.
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El LAFC no tuvo un juego oficial por 17 días y espera cortar la racha de cinco partidos sin poderle ganar al Galaxy de Zlatan Ibrahimovic
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A Native American version of golf is gaining popularity on the Navajo Nation reservation, where duffers play on ‘browns,’ not greens.More Coverage
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A reporter dives into the world of golf on the Navajo reservation.
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Baby Rave is the Bay Area’s wildly popular pre-nap dance party for children under 4. Although not advertised, the affordable monthly soiree put on by the Bay Area Children’s Theatre sells out in minutes. Now in its third year, the ball is older than most of its tiny dancers.
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Los Angeles’s barbershops are a window into multicultural worlds
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Gov. Gavin Newsom promised unprecedented action to solve California’s housing affordability problem. But nearly all of his highest-profile initiatives have stalled or failed.
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Midwestern moderates Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar are making a strong case against the liberalism of Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Late-night storms spawned tornadoes in several states, killing at least four people in Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Federal employees overseeing U.S. public lands were assaulted or threatened at least 360 times over a five-year period marked by heightened tensions with anti-government groups and dwindling ranks of law enforcement officers.
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The settlement involves drug distributors AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson and drug manufacturer Teva.
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Beirut is a city with very few public spaces, which has led anti-government protesters to carve out their own gathering spots.
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During a private gathering at the Beverly Hills home of Zoe and Olivier de Givenchy, Walt Disney Co. Chairman and Chief Executive Bob Iger spoke of entertainment and the new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures: “The entertainment business has never been as important as it is today.”
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Aluminum-can pull tabs, cork and denim scraps offer viable alternatives to fur and leather
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Instagram was right: Keeping a relationship a secret can sometimes be just what that relationship needs.
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The out-and-back Alta Canyada trail in La Cañada Flintridge gives you panoramic view of L.A.'s basin and hills.
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Democratic lawmakers demanded authorities investigate allegations raised in a magazine article that traders might be making illegal profits off non-public government information.
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SoftBank is offering to take over WeWork, buying as much as $3 billion of stock from existing shareholders and providing $5 billion in debt financing.
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After buying a bigger home in Sherman Oaks, film director Duncan Jones has sold his Hollywood Hills home of five years for $1.6 million.
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Fidelity Investments is pulling the $500 million it has invested with Ken Fisher’s investment firm.
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The L.A. Zoo’s herd of endangered Masai giraffes has grown by one.
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Experts say travelers should be careful not to buy more coverage than they need.
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What about snakes? Theodore Roosevelt? Yoga? Water? All of these are things you don’t just need to know — you’ll want to know.
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Gold and yellow are the primary tones at the mountain resort north of L.A.
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What’s on TV Tue. Oct, 22: ‘The Flash’ on the CW; The World Series; NBA: Lakers at Clippers
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Calendar feedback Sunday, October 20, 2019
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“Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” star Rachel Bloom mentions former USC quarterbacks Matt Leinart and Brandon Hance in a lawsuit over defects in her first-ever home.
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The L.A. prog-rock veterans performed their intricate, multi-movement songs at the first of two sold-out Staples Center concerts.
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Cities across the U.S. have seen residents abandon rail and bus services despite investments, with the notable exception of Seattle.
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Grading practices vary teacher to teacher, raising questions about reliability
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Firefighters say the blaze is spreading rapidly.
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A reporter’s first time covering a California wildfire became a baptism by fire retardant.
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Normally sure-handed, running back Melvin Gordon says his decision to not attend training camp has played a role in his struggles this season.
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The Clippers might be the favorite to win the NBA title this year, but the Lakers are favored to beat the Clippers in their season opener.
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Rams players got a kick out of new teammate Jalen Ramsey trash-talking with Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones during L.A.'s win Sunday.
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Running back Cole Kinder doesn’t get a lot of playing time for UCLA, but when he does, it means a guaranteed win for the Bruins.
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Fifteen years after they attended Harvard together, Pete Buttigieg has been hiring campaign staffers recommended to him by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
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The tension between state and local governments is central to how California politicians address the housing crisis.
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Elizabeth Warren pledges to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on public schools and to end federal funding for new charter schools.
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Former Obama administration Housing secretary Julián Castro said Monday that he’d drop out of the presidential race if he doesn’t raise $800,000 in 10 days — following the lead of rival Cory Booker, who rode a similar plea to a recent uptick in donations.
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