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Dominic Blackwell, 14, and Gracie Anne Muehlberger, 15, were killed this week when a gunman opened fire at their high school in Santa Clarita. The two are now united by a tragedy that has become all too common on school campuses nationwide.
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San Diego police were investigating a shooting that left five people dead, including three children, at a home in the Paradise Hills neighborhood.
Bernie Sanders holds an L.A. rally as part of his strategy to mobilize Latinos, particularly younger voters, to help him win California’s Democratic primary.
Trump supporters and rival demonstrators clash near site of state Democratic convention in Long Beach
President Obama warns Democratic presidential candidates veering too far to the left could alienate persuadable voters, a clear caution about Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
Marie Yovanovitch testifies about efforts to oust her, which Democrats say were meant to pave way for Trump to circumvent State Department structure.
Dry, gusty winds are set to return to L.A. and Ventura counties Sunday, returning fire weather to the region.
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It’s been a little over a year since the Woolsey fire began its assault on the Santa Monica Mountains, so survivors of that devastation can talk pretty calmly about what they and their neighbors experienced.
Homeless people are honored guests at an elegant dinner called The King’s Table in Orange County as a way of bringing them dignity, hope, friendship and connection.
In collaboration with the radio program ‘This American Life,’ The Times takes a look at a policy to restrict asylum from the perspective of the asylum officers implementing it.
NASA’s Inspector General revealed this week that the agency had given Boeing an extra $287.2 million for its work on the commercial crew program.
In a rare interview with BBC Newsnight, Prince Andrew denied having sex with a woman who says she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein.
Colin Kaepernick getting blacklisted from NFL was never about his ability to play. It was about the league’s fear of negative repercussions if he did.
In patients with severe but stable heart disease, a procedure to improve blood flow may reduce chest pain but not the risk of heart attack or death.
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Louisiana native Ed Orgeron has LSU on top of the college football world after beating Alabama last week. He’s taken advance of a chance he never got at USC. -
Kevin Love could end up a trade piece for a competitor, but until then he’s committed to the Cavaliers and helping others with mental health issues.
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As reports surfaced detailing how the Houston Astros used electronic equipment to steal signs in 2017, former Dodgers pitcher Yu Darvish wasn’t upset. He was conflicted.
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Critic Bill Addison discusses his Thanksgiving menu in this week’s Tasting Notes newsletter
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For a vegan Thanksgiving main dish, provide a real showstopper: whole roasted vegetables. Here’s the recipe
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What are the worst times for Southern Californians to hit the road for the Thanksgiving weekend? These pre-trip tips can keep you out of trouble.
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Police officers with rap sheets still wear badges and enforce laws like those that they themselves broke.
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Trump demeaned the former ambassador to Ukraine as she testified in an impeachment hearing.
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A former US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, is insulted on Twitter by President Trump because she dares to speak truth to power.
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At a serial killer’s trial, a Times reporter met the homicide detective at the center of the case — and found a story of tenacious policework and obsession.
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In fall 2013, women began disappearing from the streets of Orange County. Read more about the cases that inspired Christopher Goffard’s new podcast, “Detective Trapp.”
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New theater offerings in L.A. for Nov. 17-24 includes Lauren Yee’s musical drama “Cambodian Rock Band” at La Jolla Playhouse and August Wilson’s “Jitney” at the Mark Taper Forum
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Points leader Steve Torrence jumped to the No. 1 spot in the final top fuel qualifying session Saturday at the Auto Club NHRA Finals at Auto Club Raceway in Pomona.
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The main galleries are now closed. Costs have gone up. But fundraising for LACMA’s new building is at a standstill. Christopher Knight does the numbers. Also: Solange is at the Getty, Andy Garcia is electrifying the Geffen Playhouse and Wadada Leo Smith is spreading the musical gospel of Ankhrasmation.
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U.N. Rights Chief: Violence in Bolivia could ‘spin out of control’
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Doctors Without Borders is warning that migrants trying to reach Western Europe are living in “dangerously cold and harsh conditions” in Bosnia.
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Protesters join holiday festivities in the Netherlands, where some white people don blackface makeup to play St. Nicholas’ controversial sidekick, ‘Black Pete,’ in parades.
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The vulnerability of Venice has been cast in the spotlight by massive flooding in recent days.
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Anti-government protesters seized control of a strategic square in central Baghdad.
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Jedi Cal Kestis is no Luke Skywalker in “Fallen Order.” But he doesn’t have to destroy the Empire; he just needs to lead a convincing story. A little choppy, a little silly, the game’s charms win out. It’s also the first proper action-adventure game in close to a decade and the first full narrative-focused “Star Wars” game to arrive under Electronic Arts’ stewardship of the storied Lucasfilm brand.
Wax museum Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas has unveiled its Beyoncé wax figure modeled after the singer’s 2018 Coachella performance.
Louis C.K. once sold out large arenas like the Forum in Inglewood. Now he’s playing 2,000-seat theaters as he tries to write his own post-#MeToo playbook.
Matt Damon and Christian Bale have made their share of blockbusters, but with “Ford v Ferrari,” they place their bets on an endangered Hollywood species: the adult drama.
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Ex-felons in Florida had their right to vote restored through Amendment 4. Within months, Florida’s Legislature tried to limit the effect of the initiative.
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Unprecedented visualizations have allowed scientists to dig deeper into the details of major earthquakes.
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The author, known for “The Great Railway Bazaar” “The Mosquito Coast,” and 50 years of travels in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Pacific and the Americas travels, talks about the adventures that went into his new book on Mexico.
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After six seasons on the sitcom “2 Broke Girls,” “Dollface” star Kat Dennings says she “wanted to burn that waitress uniform.”
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When we broke up, I told him, “I set you free.” When he called back six weeks later, saying he might have made a mistake, I proceeded with caution. Then I fell head over heels for his new dog.
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Un niño sobreviviente de 11 años estaba siendo operado, mientras cinco miembros de una familia, incluyendo tres niños, murieron en un tiroteo en una casa de Paradise Hills el sábado por la mañana
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En medio de las celebraciones del Latin Grammy, Mon Laferte, Pimpinela, El Puma, Calamaro, Fito Paez y Lali Espósito entre otros, hablan de la problemática social que afecta a nuestros países
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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Homeless people are honored guests at an elegant dinner called The King’s Table in Orange County as a way of bringing them dignity, hope, friendship and connection.
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It’s been a little over a year since the Woolsey fire began its assault on the Santa Monica Mountains, so survivors of that devastation can talk pretty calmly about what they and their neighbors experienced.
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After the Santa Clarita school shooting, a brutal question: How do you protect yourself from something you can’t predict and don’t understand?
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It’s a tale of dedication, perseverance and obsession: one man’s effort to write the definitive history of the Illinois Watch Co.
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My job is to write about the wonders and challenges of our coast and oceans, but I’ll admit: Before this story, I had no idea what an abalone looked like.
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The mega-mansion boom in L.A.’s “Platinum Triangle” draws armies of workers to build them, and a squadron of caterers like Jennifer Ramirez to refuel their lines.
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Thousands protest in Iranian cities for a second day after President Hassan Rouhani cuts gasoline subsidies. Clashes erupt in Tabriz and Sirjan, with at least one dead.
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Gunman opens fire into crowd at high school football game in New Jersey, wounding a man and a young boy and sparking panic among fans and players.
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A scandal over alleged sexual molestation and abuse at the Vatican’s youth seminary is growing, with more former papal altar boys alleging inappropriate behavior by priests inside the Vatican walls.
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Texas’ top criminal appeals court on Friday halted the scheduled execution of inmate Rodney Reed, whose conviction is being questioned by new evidence that his supporters say raises serious doubt about his guilt.
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No detail is overlooked, and no customization is too far-fetched: At Singer Vehicle Design is making a name for itself with luxury transformations that involved thousands of hours to pull off, and a price tag to match. The mantra: “Everything is important.”
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After a recent stop at the Grove in Los Angeles, the original Material Girl is hitting the road for a three-year tour in her 1990s-inspired pink van. Look for her in the O.C. on Saturday.
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The world-premiere production of “Key Largo” at Geffen Playhouse is Andy Garcia’s and playwright Jeffrey Hatcher’s updated version of the original play by Maxwell Anderson and the classic film starring Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall and Edward G. Robinson.
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Interest in ComplexCon continues to grow, according to fans and vendors, because of the festival’s celebration of streetwear, celebrity and black culture.
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In a matter of months, white-hot cannabis companies have flamed out in spectacular fashion. Many have lost two-thirds or more of their value.
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Properties owned by “American Idol” creator Simon Fuller, Los Angeles Clippers head coach Doc Rivers and the estate of novelist Sue Grafton are all back on the market at reduced prices.
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YouTube personality and amateur boxer Logan Paul has bought a ranch in the San Jacinto Mountains that was once used by LSD advocate Timothy Leary.
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The young co-star of Disney’s “Coop & Cami Ask The World” has been collecting the mini cars since he was 3 and now has amassed 1,241, all neatly parked on shelves in his room.
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Now that curbside pickups have been banned, arriving passengers have new choices to make, and understanding LAX-it will be crucial.
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For the Thanksgiving holiday, Amtrak’s Pacific Surfliner requires reservations. You could take a bus, with help from a new site, or even rent a Tesla.
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How to ensure you get a wheelchair at LAX and how to navigate the new LAX-it ride-hailing system
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Yes, you can carry a turkey in your suitcase, assuming it fits in the overhead compartment (the bag, not the turkey) and isn’t accompanied by more than 3.4 ounces of gravy and cranberry sauce.
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The appealing “Blinded by the Light” failed to win big audiences in theaters. It will hopefully find fans on DVD.
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Derek Chariton has been channeling the Pop artist since August in “Andy Warhol’s Tomato.” What does it take to play Warhol as a teen?
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The Marciano Art Foundation workers staged another protest action at the non-profit art space LAXART on Friday
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Director and costar Elizabeth Banks on the film’s mid-credits scene and positioning girl power at the heart of “Charlie’s Angels.”
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After months of advocating for resilience and hope in the wake of the deadly attack on the Chabad of Poway, Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein is retiring.
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From fire weather watch to extreme red flag warnings, we explain the conditions and causes for each level of alert.
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As Santa Clarita mourns two slain teens, authorities try to uncover a motive for the attack and how the shooter obtained the gun he used.
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A look at California stories from the last week, including the shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita.
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Jeff Carter scores the game-winning goal in his 1,000th game to lift the Kings to a 4-3 win over the Vegas Golden Knights in a storyline fitting his career.
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When these AFC West rivals meet Monday night in Mexico City, the Chargers will be faced with containing an attack that has been dubbed the “Legion of Zoom.”
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Although veteran guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has been in a scoring slump this season, his defense and clutch shooting Friday helped the Lakers win.
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Colin Kaepernick threw passes for about 40 minutes during a private NFL workout that was relocated 15 minutes before it was originally scheduled to take place.
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Kamala Harris is endorsed by the United Farm Workers labor group. Bernie Sanders wins the backing of the Los Angeles teachers union and nationwide nurses union.
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President Trump has pardoned a former U.S.
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Managed-care and hospital stocks jumped after presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren described her plan to fundamentally change how Americans get healthcare coverage.
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New Trump rules would require hospitals and insurers to disclose upfront the prices of common tests and procedures. The healthcare industry is already pushing back.
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