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An injured artist was picked up half-naked and confused in Malibu. Now deputies’ actions are questioned

An injured artist was picked up half-naked and confused in Malibu. Now deputies’ actions are questioned

A lawsuit alleges that deputies from the Lost Hills station ‘doomed’ Stafford Taylor to suffer severe injuries before he was hospitalized, causing damage that will require medical attention for the rest of his life.

By Marisa Gerber

Rohrabacher exit will mark the end of those hard-edged, right-wing politicians of O.C.’s Republican heyday

• George Skelton: With a powerful supermajority, California Democrats want to spend, spend, spend. Will Newsom rein them in?

Rohrabacher exit will mark the end of those hard-edged, right-wing politicians of O.C.’s Republican heyday

More than 20 women accused a prominent Pasadena obstetrician of mistreating them. He denied claims and continued practicing

By Harriet Ryan and Matt Hamilton

Ecuador faces a huge budget deficit because of loans it received from China

Ecuador faces a huge budget deficit because of loans it received from China

By Chris Kraul

U.S. legal action against Huawei executive could backfire in unexpected ways

Alleged Trump actions would be ‘impeachable’ if proved, says key House Democrat. So now what?

• Nick Ayers is no longer expected to be Trump’s chief of staff

MORNING REPORT

Supreme Court turns down abortion-related appeal from states seeking to defund Planned Parenthood

Supreme Court turns down abortion-related appeal from states seeking to defund Planned Parenthood

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian's bloc is winning vote in Armenia, early returns show

Brutal, unprovoked attack caught on surveillance video left a beloved downtown tailor suffering from severe injuries

More than 1,000 pages of documents reveal Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza's dark descent

Man armed with rifle killed in police shooting in Torrance

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A botanist criticized Tejon Ranch. So he got kicked out — along with 10,000 of his friends

Tejon Ranch Co. has blacklisted a botanical group from visiting its environmental conservancy in what opponents say is a bid to stifle criticism.

By Louis Sahagun

How this veteran’s company found profits in Trump-era patriotism and polarization

By Greg Jaffe

Tired of the ‘party spiral’ of the dance scene, Juan Mendez, aka Silent Servant, has a new motto: ‘Life matters’

Tired of the ‘party spiral’ of the dance scene, Juan Mendez, aka Silent Servant, has a new motto: ‘Life matters’

Despite the devastation all around him, Camp fire dog waited for his owners to return home

‘Star Trek’ series focusing on Picard character will shoot in California

‘Star Trek’ series focusing on Picard character will shoot in California

Olivia de Havilland won't give up her fight with FX. Will the Supreme Court hear her case?

Olivia de Havilland won't give up her fight with FX. Will the Supreme Court hear her case?

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Is Eric Garcetti tackling climate change like he really means it?

By Hayley Richardson and Jon Orcutt

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For travelers with mobility issues, here's how to navigate vacation rental properties

For travelers with mobility issues, here's how to navigate vacation rental properties

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Around California

Dog sledding in Sweden with a sense of wonder and all 10 toes

Dog sledding in Sweden with a sense of wonder and all 10 toes

Dec 9, 2018

L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells hundreds of top staff to hand in résumés and temporarily remove rank insignia

L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells hundreds of top staff to hand in résumés and temporarily remove rank insignia

Dec 7, 2018

For children trapped in poverty, breaking free is getting harder

For children trapped in poverty, breaking free is getting harder

Nov 28, 2018

Meet the anonymous artist installing bus benches at neglected stops on L.A.’s Eastside

Meet the anonymous artist installing bus benches at neglected stops on L.A.’s Eastside

Nov 28, 2018

Whether home is a van, a motel or a garage, L.A.’s suburban poor children learn to survive

Whether home is a van, a motel or a garage, L.A.’s suburban poor children learn to survive

Nov 27, 2018

For the principal with the most homeless students in L.A., the reality of poverty is personal

For the principal with the most homeless students in L.A., the reality of poverty is personal

Nov 26, 2018

Hidden in L.A. suburbia, wrenching poverty preys on children and destroys dreams

Hidden in L.A. suburbia, wrenching poverty preys on children and destroys dreams

Nov 25, 2018

With Jeff Sessions out at the Justice Dept., the marijuana movement exhales

With Jeff Sessions out at the Justice Dept., the marijuana movement exhales

Nov 25, 2018

Here’s why Stacey Abrams’ election loss has Georgia’s film workers on edge

Here’s why Stacey Abrams’ election loss has Georgia’s film workers on edge

Nov 24, 2018

Jennifer Siebel Newsom will be California’s ‘first partner.’ Her agenda is cultural change

Jennifer Siebel Newsom will be California’s ‘first partner.’ Her agenda is cultural change

Nov 24, 2018

In the Trump era, a lighter shade of Latino can make life easier

In the Trump era, a lighter shade of Latino can make life easier

Nov 23, 2018

As deadly flames approached, a mother called her daughters to say goodbye

As deadly flames approached, a mother called her daughters to say goodbye

Nov 22, 2018

As city burns around it, a newspaper staff rises to cover unspeakable tragedy

As city burns around it, a newspaper staff rises to cover unspeakable tragedy

Nov 19, 2018

Orange County goes blue, as Democrats complete historic sweep of its seven congressional seats

Orange County goes blue, as Democrats complete historic sweep of its seven congressional seats

Nov 17, 2018

In Paradise, the Class of 2019 faces an uncertain future. Will a school die even after surviving a wildfire?

In Paradise, the Class of 2019 faces an uncertain future. Will a school die even after surviving a wildfire?

Nov 14, 2018

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With an itinerary that balances time relaxing with time exploring, take a holistic approach to what it means to be “well” in Iceland — from the famous saunas to the food to the chance to be out in the fresh air surrounded by the country’s striking natural beauty. View trip

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You deserve the truth, and we are here to fight for you.

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Tired of the ‘party spiral’ of the dance scene, Juan Mendez, aka Silent Servant, has a new motto: ‘Life matters’

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Monday's TV highlights: 'Pentatonix: A Not So Silent Night' on NBC

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'Roma' named best picture of the year by the Los Angeles Film Critics Assn.

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'Crazy Rich Asians,' John Cho, Manny Jacinto honored for milestone year in Asian representation

Dec 9, 2018
Review: Ives' 'Holidays' at the L.A. Phil, but not those holidays

Dec 9, 2018
Mary Gauthier taps 'Rifles & Rosary Beads' songs written with vets in McCabe's performance

Dec 9, 2018

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What we learned from the Chargers' 26-21 victory over the Bengals

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- Politics
Supreme Court turns down abortion-related appeal from states seeking to defund Planned Parenthood

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- Europe
Aboard the longest trolleybus in the world in one of the most disputed places in Europe

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Los Feliz haunt of Hollywood elite maintains its celebrity spirit

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If you want something done quickly and well — such as procuring a visa — shift this project onto someone else

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CALIFORNIA LIFE & STYLE

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These must-haves for your gym bag let you freshen up after a workout

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There's a holiday pop-up for foodies, with aprons, beer and jumpsuits

Dec 8, 2018
Jeff Goldblum, Henry Golding and Constance Wu attend the GQ Men of the Year party in Beverly Hills

Dec 7, 2018
The revised 'Bible' of L.A. architecture is out. Let it be your guide

Dec 7, 2018
The story behind that amazing miso vendor at the Hollywood Farmers Market

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This well shaded-hike is your intro to Palos Verdes' beloved trail system

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