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Democratic rivals treated Bernie Sanders gingerly in their debate a week ago. He clobbered them in Nevada’s caucuses. In Tuesday’s South Carolina debate, they attacked. They may have waited too long.
Sanders get swarmed, Bloomberg is better, Biden goes big and Warren loses the element of surprise.
‘I know Joe Biden. I know his character, his heart, and his record,’ tweets Clyburn, the highest-ranking black member of Congress.
More than 200 Cherokees and other Native Americans urged Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren to fully retract her past claims to being Native.
Newsom, popular among California Democrats, could impact the March 3 vote — if he makes an endorsement.
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In the eastern Coachella Valley, a new generation of Latinos is winning seats on school boards and water districts, and joining city commissions.
Republicans lost half of their congressional seats in California two years ago. Here’s how they plan to win them back in 2020.
Dr. Craig Towers has spent the last decade treating pregnant women addicted to opioids and clashing with the medical establishment about his radical form of treatment: Helping them wean off the drugs.
Adam Schiff predicted terrible things would happen if President Trump survived impeachment. He was right.
Local officials in Silicon Valley are at odds over a federal agency’s demand that a key reservoir be drained quickly for earthquake retrofits.
From Alabama to Orange County, communities are pushing back against federal plans to house the quarantined. A bigger political battle may lie ahead as the coronavirus spreads in the U.S.
A large fire at Marathon Petroleum refinery in Carson late Tuesday night prompted a brief closure of all lanes of the 405 Freeway.
Campuses are launching larger and longer fundraising efforts for private philanthropy to offset state funding shortfalls.
The candidates running for L.A. County supervisor have pledged to ease homelessness, but many were in elected office as it became a crisis.
The latest stupid thing the New York Times says about L.A.: We hug too much
A retiree needs to consider whether it’s time to transition away from active investing and individual stocks and move into a more passive portfolio.
Litt is only the fifth music director for the powerful public radio station.
We asked a mix of writers, editors, chefs and staffers what supermarket they lean on most.
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Independent expenditure committees have shelled out more than $1 million in Los Angeles City Council races.
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After a cannabis industry group distributed what was seen as anti-union literature, labor unions asked Democratic politicians not to engage with the group.
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Bob Iger transformed Disney during his 15-year tenure as CEO; now he’s handing the reins to Bob Chapek, who led the company’s parks division for nearly five years.
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Los Angeles Times editorial board endorsements for the U.S. House, California ballot measures and more.
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Plumbers who are Ukrainian immigrants cause an East Sacramento homeowner to reflect on racism and immigration in California.
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Congress should step in and protect student-athletes’ ability to profit from their own likenesses -- like every other college student.
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Trump was right to change course and talk to the Taliban
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President Trump says he’ll discuss the coronavirus threat at a White House news conference a day after he sought to minimize fears of the virus spreading widely across the U.S.
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Daryl Butler decided to transfer from Verbum Dei in South L.A. to Taft in Woodland Hills, and it led to winning a City Section 3-A basketball title in 1980.
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It’s not just a matter of wrapping your newfound plant in newspaper and bringing it home. If you’re arriving from a foreign country — or even another state — you need to play by the rules.
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When Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash, Ducks goalie John Gibson wanted to honor the Lakers legend with his mask. He knew just who to contact.
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“Little Women’s” costume design Oscar may not be enough, but it honors an essential element of literary adaptation.
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The new fares look like airlines’ “basic economy” fares, which are less expensive than coach, but with more restrictions.
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When it comes to the coronavirus, Trump has his facts and his message dead wrong.
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Mayor London Breed’s decree comes on the same day the CDC warns that cases of COVID-19 will continue to spread.
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A U.S. military statement said the 23-year-old soldier infected with the coronavirus was in self-quarantine at his off-base residence.
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Businesses and governments haven’t been prepared for the coronavirus, so neither are we.
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After the CDC issued an advisory warning against non-essential travel, the university is calling back students from South Korea and part of Italy.More Coverage
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The coronavirus outbreak has erupted into the Islamic Republic’s latest image crisis. The regime’s handling of the virus spread is a critical test not only for its healthcare industry but also for its political legitimacy.
LeBron James had 40 points and eight rebounds in his first career meeting with Zion Williamson while leading the Lakers to their sixth straight victory, 118-109 over the New Orleans Pelicans.
When Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash, Ducks goalie John Gibson wanted to honor the Lakers legend with his mask. He knew just who to contact.
Maria Sharapova quietly walked away from tennis at the age of 32 on Wednesday, ending a career that featured five Grand Slam titles and a 15-month doping ban.
LAFC has sold out all 37 MLS home games — regular season and postseason — it has played at Banc of California Stadium since joining MLS for the 2018 season.
Diane Baker, Diane Ladd and the writers and director of the movie “Seberg” reflect on the tumultuous life and mysterious death of the 1960s New Wave star.
Sophia Lillis (‘It,’ ‘Sharp Objects’) deals with teen angst and uncontrollable telekinetic abilities in Netflix’s “I Am Not Okay With This.”
In “Billionaire Wilderness,” Justin Farrell dissects America’s most unequal place — Teton County
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As the movement to ban coal exports gains on the West Coast, coal states are mounting a legal offensive to protect mining jobs and tax revenue.
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At least 22 people were killed and 189 injured in three days of clashes in New Delhi that coincided with President Trump’s first state visit to India.
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Alleged to be a prolific killer, Franzese was finally released from prison when he was 100
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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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La caída de Harvey Weinstein fue innovadora para la industria del entretenimiento. El lunes, un jurado condenó a Weinstein por dos cargos. ¿Pero Hollywood ha promulgado un cambio significativo?
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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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How, exactly, does The Times’ editorial board decide on its endorsements? This is what the process looks like.
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Rival Democratic candidates, on stage in South Carolina, gave Sen.
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LeBron James had 40 points and eight rebounds in his first career meeting with Zion Williamson while leading the Lakers to their sixth straight victory.
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Democratic rivals treated Bernie Sanders gingerly in their debate a week ago. He clobbered them in Nevada’s caucuses. In Tuesday’s South Carolina debate, they attacked. They may have waited too long.
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Dr. Craig Towers has spent the last decade treating pregnant women addicted to opioids and clashing with the medical establishment about his radical form of treatment: Helping them wean off the drugs.
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The latest stupid thing the New York Times says about L.A.: We hug too much
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A court in eastern China has sentenced Swedish citizen and bookseller Gui Minhai to 10 years in prison
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Germany reacts after Trump names Richard Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, as acting director of national intelligence.
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Over 3,000 medical workers on the coronavirus frontlines have been infected with the virus, and at least 18 have died. The government calls them martyrs.
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In second day of testimony, lawyers for WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange said he partnered with media groups instead of releasing cables naming secret sources.
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Paris Fashion Week: For fall and winter 2020, Anthony Vaccarello also explored the fabrics — and the “bourgeois elegance” of 1990s-era YSL.
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A decade in the making, Tyra Banks’ modeling utopia, ModelLand, ‘will emulate a fantasy version of the modeling world.’ The park opens in Santa Monica in May.
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Skin-care brands are wanting to address an unfilled gap in the beauty space: the challenges of teen skin.
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Retailing for $2,070 and $3,150, respectively, the Philipp Plein tank top and hoodie are being sold to support the Mamba & Mambacita Sports Foundation, which was started by Lakers legend Kobe Bryant.
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California is “unapologetically pro-employee,” judge says. When it comes to enforcing AB 5, “the handwriting is on the wall.”
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Salesforce.com Inc. raised its annual revenue forecast, but the strong results were overshadowed by the news that co-Chief Executive Officer Keith Block had stepped down.
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Ben Meng, a U.S. citizen who grew up in China, is in the crosshairs of a debate over immigration, national security and who is a “real American.”
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Hedge funds and other investors are convinced Virgin Galactic Holdings will establish a new space-tourism industry and fly people at hypersonic speeds.
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Celebrate Feb. 29 by jumping 108 stories off the top of a hotel, by tying the knot at the airport or at a wedding chapel or watching people leap artistically around the stage.
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The earthquakes that began in May 2018 resulted in the park’s evacuation; most of the damage to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has been addressed, but not all.
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Should we then ban all recreation? Boats, kayaks -- really any vessel -- disturb the marine life in rivers and oceans.
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Everyone is concerned about getting sick, and air passengers have special concern. It’s not unfounded, and it’s not just coronavirus.
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Otis names Charles Hirschhorn, an executive whose resume includes AEG Television, G4, Fox Broadcasting and Disney Television, as its new leader.
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What’s on TV Wednesday, Feb. 26: ‘It’s Personal With Amy Hoggart’ on TBS and truTV; Presidential Town Halls;
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TV Ratings story for the week of Feb. 17-23: The Democrats’ Las Vegas debate won the weekly ratings
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David Roback, best known as the co-founder of influential L.A. alternative rock bands Mazzy Star and Rain Parade, has died at age 61.
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South Korean media outlets reported that the flight attendant reportedly serviced flights KE017 and KE012 on Feb. 19 and 20.
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The shooting occurred near Carbon Canyon Regional Park Tuesday afternoon. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department is investigating.
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A driver who sped away from Upland police during a short pursuit Tuesday afternoon was killed when his car struck a light pole, rolled and caught fire.
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King became the namesake of legislation targeting sex predators. Now, her father is launching an organization focusing on the safety of children.
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Sonny Milano netted the game winner in overtime and finished with two goals, leading the Ducks to a 4-3 win over the Edmonton Oilers.
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Basketball: City playoff results and updated schedule
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Soccer: City semifinal results and updated schedule
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NFL team owners met with representatives of the players union on Tuesday to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement proposal.
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The Democratic debate in South Carolina helped some black voters in Charleston narrow their choices before Saturday’s primary, but they didn’t appreciate all the bickering.
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In a chaotic Democratic debate, candidates scrambled to try to blunt Bernie Sanders’ momentum. But they spent just as much time shouting at and over one another.
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Here are the eight major Democratic candidates running to face President Trump in 2020.
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The field of Democrats vying to be the 2020 nominee is narrowing, and only one prominent Republican is challenging President Trump. Here are the candidates.
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