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L.A. Teachers Walk out | Day 2

L.A. schools lost $15 million amid ongoing teachers’ strike

Alex Caputo-Pearl, the president of UTLA, said that members are “prepared to go as long as it takes” to get a fair contract.

By Hannah Fry, Nicole Santa Cruz, Sonali Kohli and Dakota Smith

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Amid LAUSD teachers’ strike, L.A. County supervisors vow more funding for schools

• Striking L.A. teachers are part of a national movement. But California is different

Southern california storm

New storm triggers evacuation orders and closes schools

Schools in Malibu and Ventura County are closed and some neighborhoods evacuated as another strong storm heightens the threat of debris flows in recent burn zones.

By Javier Panzar and Richard Winton

• What’s the difference between a debris flow and a landslide?

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Reform of controversial pension program approved by L.A. City Council

Reform of controversial pension program approved by L.A. City Council

LAPD detective accuses fellow officer of physical abuse, sharing explicit photos

Citrus College and Azusa Pacific University on lockdown: ‘Turn off lights, lock door, and remain quiet’

Former Mexican president took $100 milllion 'El Chapo' bribe, witness says

Huawei founder denies his company helps China spy, and he praises Trump

House votes overwhelmingly to condemn white nationalism amid furor over Rep. Steve King’s remarks

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Kirsten Gillibrand enters presidential race featuring a record number of women

Kirsten Gillibrand enters presidential race featuring a record number of women

By Janet Hook

Britain's Theresa May faces no confidence vote after crushing rejection of Brexit plan

Britain's Theresa May faces no confidence vote after crushing rejection of Brexit plan

By Christina Boyle and Laura King

FBI corruption inquiry could bring political fallout for L.A. leaders

FBI corruption inquiry could bring political fallout for L.A. leaders

By Emily Alpert Reyes and David Zahniser

Pentagon will keep troops on U.S.-Mexico border through September

Pentagon will keep troops on U.S.-Mexico border through September

By Molly O'Toole

- Column
A vulture firm's bid for Gannett shows there's still value in newspapers — for plundering

By Michael Hiltzik

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William Barr carefully distances himself from Trump on key issues

William Barr carefully distances himself from Trump on key issues

PG&E’s bankruptcy could slow California’s fight against climate change

Carol Channing, Broadway star best known for ‘Hello, Dolly!’ performance, dies at 97

Carol Channing, Broadway star best known for ‘Hello, Dolly!’ performance, dies at 97

• Why Carol Channing was a Dolly for all seasons: Our critic's take

Jill Abramson’s book contains inaccuracies, Vice correspondents claim

Netflix raises prices for U.S. subscribers again, across all tiers

Preventing breast cancer just got easier. Will more women give these drugs a try?

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Meet the chef cooking up Burmese catfish stew with a side of food art

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Around California

Gas shortages: A self-inflicted crisis by Mexico’s new president?

Gas shortages: A self-inflicted crisis by Mexico’s new president?

Jan 12, 2019

More wildfires, drought and climate change bring devastating changes to California wildlands

More wildfires, drought and climate change bring devastating changes to California wildlands

Jan 12, 2019

One day our sun will solidify into a giant crystal orb

One day our sun will solidify into a giant crystal orb

Jan 11, 2019

As Coachella turns 20, its press-shy co-founder gets candid about sexual harassment and why Kanye dropped out

As Coachella turns 20, its press-shy co-founder gets candid about sexual harassment and why Kanye dropped out

Jan 11, 2019

Americans who fought alongside the Kurds in Syria feel betrayed by Trump

Americans who fought alongside the Kurds in Syria feel betrayed by Trump

Jan 11, 2019

America’s love-hate relationship with Marie Kondo and our clutter

America’s love-hate relationship with Marie Kondo and our clutter

Jan 10, 2019

Whether good news or bad, northern Sierra readers can always blame the Messenger

Whether good news or bad, northern Sierra readers can always blame the Messenger

Jan 6, 2019

Firefighters’ fateful choices: How the Woolsey fire became an unstoppable monster

Firefighters’ fateful choices: How the Woolsey fire became an unstoppable monster

Jan 6, 2019

After widespread complaints, Coachella is enacting a new anti-sexual harassment policy. But is it enough?

After widespread complaints, Coachella is enacting a new anti-sexual harassment policy. But is it enough?

Jan 3, 2019

Around the world, miles of rock are missing. Could ‘Snowball Earth’ be the culprit?

Around the world, miles of rock are missing. Could ‘Snowball Earth’ be the culprit?

Jan 3, 2019

As Gov. Jerry Brown leaves office, he seems unlikely to retire from the only profession he's ever known

As Gov. Jerry Brown leaves office, he seems unlikely to retire from the only profession he's ever known

Jan 1, 2019

Friends took this photo at their favorite bar in Thousand Oaks. Minutes later, the shooting started

Friends took this photo at their favorite bar in Thousand Oaks. Minutes later, the shooting started

Dec 31, 2018

Finding Chinese food, and home, in Nashville, Tennessee

Finding Chinese food, and home, in Nashville, Tennessee

Dec 30, 2018

Across a diverse landscape, L.A's hidden homeless live hard lives in fanciful 'homes'

Across a diverse landscape, L.A's hidden homeless live hard lives in fanciful 'homes'

Dec 30, 2018

Here's how Paradise ignored warnings and became a deathtrap

Here's how Paradise ignored warnings and became a deathtrap

Dec 30, 2018

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- Hero Complex
‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ trailer shows Nick Fury and Mysterio crashing Peter Parker’s vacation

By Tracy Brown

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- Soccer
Walker Zimmerman, LAFC agree on four-year contract

By Kevin Baxter

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- Politics
Kirsten Gillibrand enters presidential race featuring a record number of women

By Janet Hook

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- Europe
Britain's Theresa May faces no confidence vote after crushing rejection of Brexit plan

By Christina Boyle and Laura King

32m

- Readers React
The national emergency is Trump's presidency, not border crossings

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- Business
PG&E’s bankruptcy could slow California’s fight against climate change

By Sammy Roth

22m

- Travel
Want to fly to Coachella in under an hour? New flights added for festival

By Mary Forgione

4:00 AM

Hills and valleys, vineyards and châteaux of France’s Dordogne region

3:30 AM
SoCal ski resorts report powder conditions, and more snow is on the way

Jan 14, 2019
Storms close Highway 1 at Big Sur's slide areas, possibly until Friday

Jan 14, 2019
New rule requires airlines to report mishandling of mobility equipment

Jan 14, 2019
New Circa Resort & Casino to open in downtown Las Vegas in 2020

Jan 14, 2019

CALIFORNIA LIFE & STYLE

- Food
Meet the chef cooking up Burmese catfish stew with a side of food art

By Emma Orlow

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