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In Rome, the mass of tourists made me want to stray off course and find the city only locals know. And that got me thinking: Where would I advise someone visiting L.A. to do that?
HUD says L.A. failed to ensure properties built with public money were accessible to people who use wheelchairs or have other disabilities.
An aide to L.A. Councilman Jose Huizar is on leave as police investigate possible illegal recordings made inside a district office.
The son, an Army veteran, was hired by the department in June despite a record that department watchdogs said would generate scrutiny.
CBS’ retransmission agreement with AT&T expired Friday at 11 p.m. PT. Without a deal, AT&T no longer was authorized to broadcast signals of TV stations owned by CBS.
Britain mobilized a diplomatic broadside — but no immediate military action — against Iran on Saturday in retaliation for its seizure of the Stena Impero, a British-flagged tanker, in the Strait of Hormuz.
Mark your calendars. The 60 Freeway will be closed from Ontario to Riverside for 15 weekends.
Puerto Ricans upset over corruption, callousness and other issues tied to Gov. Ricardo Rossello plan a second week of protests seeking his resignation.
A heat wave canceled events from festivals to horse races and pushed New York City to order power-saving steps to avoid overtaxing the electrical grid.
The blast rocked the Riverside County neighborhood and killed Wade Kilpatrick, 31, a construction technician for Southern California Gas Co.
Tesla dropped its case against Randeep Hothi after a judge ordered the company to turn over video and audio evidence to prove its case.
California Retrospective: Architect Cesar Pelli created many landmark buildings, but few were as controversial as the Pacific Design Center.
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2019 honoree Linda Ronstadt, who has Parkinson’s disease, can no longer sing: “I’m done with it”
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Dodgers broadcasters Joe Davis and Orel Hershiser have bridged their generation gap to become a formidable team in the booth.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic put the Galaxy on his back and carried them to an improbable victory, this one a 3-2 win over LAFC in the fourth edition of a cross-town rivalry that is already pushing USC-UCLA as the most intense in Southern California.
The women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
There are several redwoods in the state that have a lunar backstory
Multigenre, elegant, wildly popular: The Apollo 11 moon landing embodies a time when TV played a profoundly different role in American lives.
Thandie Newton, Evan Rachel Wood, Tessa Thompson, Jeffrey Wright and newcomer Aaron Paul discuss the series’ complex plotting.
Guillermo del Toro, a master of making on-screen monsters, unveiled his latest at Comic-Con 2019: the Jangly Man, from his upcoming film “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.”
Kristen Bell, D’Arcy Carden, Manny Jacinto, Ted Danson, William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil and showrunner Mike Schur shared tidbits about the final season.
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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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Donald Trump’s victory in 2016 has emboldened all sorts of improbable candidates to think they have a chance to win in 2020. This is not healthy.
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There’s a good argument for treating repeat criminals differently than first-timers. But tacking on more time in multiple ways, all at the same time, was overkill.
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No matter what Trump says, he isn’t our ‘favorite all time president.’
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Jonathan Gold remembered in (mostly) his own words.
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Our former restaurant critic’s favorite dishes to make at home
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Though he was most famous for his writing and his eating, Jonathan Gold was more than just the belly of Los Angeles.
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La pandilla MS-13 ha dejado una ola de asesinatos y terror
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Experts say the group is not violent and questioned whether police had infringed on the group’s civil rights by covertly recording its activity for four weeks.
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Las tasas de divorcio son más altas para los estadounidenses mayores de 50 años. Pero separarse después de esa edad puede ser particularmente peligroso para su salud emocional y financiera, mucho peor que hacerlo a edades más tempranas.
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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.
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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.
In case you missed it
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Charles Manson’s son, Michael Brunner, speaks to a reporter about his father’s legacy and notoriety for the first time in 26 years.
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The Department of Homeland Security has dismantled or ended multiple programs intended to counter WMD attacks, a Times investigation found.
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Oregon has advanced the most ambitious response to housing affordability challenges in the country while California Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers have struggled to pass strong renter protections and legislation that would significantly increase the state’s supply of homes.
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By fusing animation and live-action techniques, Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ remake essentially creates a new medium that’s both and neither.
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I was too afraid to tell him exactly what I wanted: I didn’t want to be friends. I wanted more. I could have saved myself some time.
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“Hot girl summer” has become the summer’s most ubiquitous meme, thanks to a burgeoning hip-hop star named Megan Thee Stallion
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Netflix and SAG-AFTRA sign a contract that covers dubbing work on Netflix’s foreign-language live-action and animated motion pictures dubbed into English.
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Disney doesn’t have much in the way of official offerings at San Diego, but it did come to dance.
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Talent agency ICM Partners on Friday asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges that the longstanding agency practice of packaging talent for projects is illegal.
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This week’s essential arts news: redesigning the L.A. River, remaking the Crystal Cathedral, Sarah Lucas at the Hammer and Gustavo Dudamel’s 10 years with the L.A. Phil,
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fast-moving fire swept through several acres of brush in San Pedro near the Harbor Freeway.
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Aaron Carreto was playing outside his Compton apartment complex July 6 when, he says, two adult neighbors approached him with an illegal homemade firework.
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To repair the harm done by the war on drugs, black people in low-income communities were told they’d get a leg up in the newly legal cannabis marketplace. But in LA, the process has been frustrating and slow.
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The California Supreme Court froze a death penalty trial that was set to start this month as it decides whether it will consider whether the defendant would get a fair trial given Gov. Gavin Newsom’s moratorium on executions in the state.
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The Angels suffered another setback in their starting rotation with Andrew Heaney heading to the 10-day injured list because of shoulder inflammation.
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Vigilance pays off for trainer John Sadler and Catalina Cruiser’s owners as the 5-year-old races to victory in the San Diego Handicap at Del Mar on Saturday.
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We’re deep into the golden age of Los Angeles sports, as rival teams construct title-contending rosters with players like Anthony Davis and Kawhi Leonard.
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Errol Spence Jr. and Shawn Porter are confident and boastful heading into their welterweight title showdown at Staples Center in September.
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The California Supreme Court refused earlier this week to hear an appeal by the administration disputing lower court rulings that found the state mistakenly used a portion of the money — paid by large banks and lenders as part of a nationwide legal agreement in 2012 — to pay off housing bonds.
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Mueller’s testimony will be televised, tweeted and contentious. It’s not the first such hearing in the Trump era.
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Trump’s desire to turn the 2020 election into a referendum on white racial identity isn’t the strategic masterstroke some Democrats fear. It’s already got Republicans worried.
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Vermin Supreme is running. So is Seven the Dog. Former Alaska Sen. Mike Gravel’s campaign is run by two teens on Twitter. Who are the people running for president that you’ll probably never hear about?
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A law signed by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sets the nation’s most aggressive targets for reducing carbon emissions.
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Maine has expanded aid for hundreds of asylum seekers who have arrived in the state’s biggest city this summer and is asking the federal government for swift funding to help address the influx.
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British Airways says it is canceling flights to Cairo for a week for unspecified security reasons.
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Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu became the country’s longest-serving prime minister Saturday, as the clock ticked midnight on his 4,876th (non-consecutive) day in office.
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Fun ways to keep it moving (and keep burning calories) as we delve into summer.
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Ashley Eckstein, known for her voice acting role in “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” is the founder of fashion brand Her Universe for female sci-fi fans.
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One of the advantages to living in Los Angeles is the ability to get away from it all, without too much of a drive (assuming traffic cooperates, which is a big assumption). When I need a serious change of scenery but can’t hop on a plane, I head to Topanga Canyon.
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Whether you’re worried about plastic pollution or the amount of dough you blow on bottled water, there’s definitely a reusable bottle perfect for you. Here are 10 gorgeous options:
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Actor David Arquette appears set on shaking up his real estate portfolio, listing both his Encino home and a Lake Arrowhead retreat for sale.
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In the Hollywood Hills, a newly remodeled home brings together Japanese and traditional design details. Asking price: $7.9 million.
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At screenwriter James Vanderbilt’s Malibu home office, work life and family life find balance.
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The Hot Property Newsletter featuring the latest celebrity and luxury real estate news.
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The coulees, or deep ravines, were born of long-ago floods, which left soil that wine grapes love. Add a concert venue and spectacular vistas and it’s become a trifecta for tourists.
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You might think that eating your way through the land of lochs and Robert Burns might yield slim pickings. You’d be wrong about that -- and the haggis.
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The LAX center where applicants complete the application process probably will remain closed through September.
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There’s no guarantee you’ll get TSA PreCheck, which speeds you through the airport security. Here are some of the reasons it may not be happening for you.
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