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California’s new use-of-force law will become effective in January and create one of the nation’s toughest standards on when police can kill.
An assailant was being sought after a man was stabbed to death on the first day of the university’s academic year.
A judge on Monday overturned Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s controversial decision to reinstate a deputy who had been fired for violating department policies on domestic violence and lying — a dispute that sparked a rare legal battle among some of L.A. County’s most powerful elected officials.
In response to a Trump administration rule, Planned Parenthood said Monday it will withdraw from the federal Title X program that helps low-income people access contraception.
Facebook and Twitter said China spread disinformation about Hong Kong protesters
President Trump has agreed to sell a fleet of F-16 fighter jets to Taiwan, which his predecessors, wary of China, had declined.
The Writers Guild of America West on Monday dismissed its lawsuit against several talent agencies. The pullback comes as the union faces internal divisions on how it should conduct negotiations with the talent agencies.
College admissions scandal: A $100,000 bribe and help from Rick Singer got him a soccer scholarship to UCLA. But he didn’t play.
The group, reportedly from Pacifica High School in Garden Grove, is seen giving a Nazi salute while a German World War II-era song plays in the background.
California’s “red flag” law appears to have a role in reducing the chance of mass shootings, says a study by the UC Davis School of Medicine.
Edgar Verduzco, 28, was arrested and charged with murder and related offenses in connection with a suspected DUI crash on the 605 Freeway that killed a family of three in 2017.
Myanmar has approved the return of 3,450 Rohingya families, but none believes conditions are safe two years after the mass slaughter of Muslim civilians.
Americans routinely skirt federal law by crossing into Canada and Mexico or tapping online pharmacies abroad to buy prescription medications at a fraction of the price they would pay at home.
Appointment of Bob Bakish as chairman of the merged Viacom-CBS triggered a clause in Ianiello’s contract that gives the executive a hefty payment. Three CBS board members are also exiting.
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After losing everything in the deadly Camp Fire last year, the Paradise High football team leans on camaraderie and community to rebuild their lives.
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The Dodgers refused to trade Gavin Lux, even for a much-needed reliever, because he has blossomed as a prospect with a lethal bat and stellar work ethic.
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Dwight Howard really isn’t the villain that Los Angeles Lakers fans continue to make him out to be. He actually saved them from themselves.
A proposal to place the railroad tracks in a trench at the edge of the bluff in Del Mar raises “serious concerns” about erosion and access to the beach, according to the California Coastal Commission.
K. Connie Kang was a meticulous and sensitive observer who covered the city’s Asian communities for the L.A. Times with deep understanding, colleagues said.
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Starting in spring, some 5.2 million Los Angeles County residents will change the way they vote. If the plan goes awry — either in the March primary or in the November election, in which President Trump is likely to be on the ballot — blame will likely fall on Dean Logan, Los Angeles County’s registrar-recorder and clerk.
Nancy Magaña, 24, had just begun teaching at Del Vallejo Middle School.
At age 21, Florida rapper $not already has a signature look, a passionate social following and a big-time record deal.
Ava DuVernay, writer-director of ‘When They See Us,’ wanted to honor the five teenagers who were wrongfully convicted of beating and raping a woman
After an unprecedented 19-week ride at No. 1, Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” has finally been eclipsed by another summer bop: Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy.”
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Delicious bites, drinks, chef demos, music and more are in store at this weekend-long food festival.
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The rate of death by suicide is far higher in the nation’s jails and prisons than in the general population, and Alabama is at the heart of the crisis.
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Dear boss: Once again you have hit upon the smartest, most intuitive idea of the modern age — buying Greenland!
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A new national poll found that nearly two-thirds of those surveyed agreed that free trade was good for the country. All it takes is a few tariffs and a trade war to change minds.
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El presidente Donald Trump ha lanzado una nueva ofensiva contra los inmigrantes, pero ahora contra los que tienen documentos
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El cantante venezolano se apoya en su familia para mantener el éxito, mientras sigue luchando por su gente de Venezuela
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La MLB anuncia que el lanzador Julio Urias cumplirá una prohibición de 20 juegos después de una investigación de violencia doméstica.
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Mike Denering’s brushstrokes are everywhere as one of Hollywood’s last scenic painters. He’s tried to retire, but the movies keep drawing him back.
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Sometimes reporting a story is like shaking a tree: You rattle one branch and an entirely different limb swings into view.
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Female officers are a key part of the understaffed Navajo Nation Police Department’s approach to one of the toughest policing jobs in America.
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The Democratic primary offers progressive voters a choice between two heroes of the left, Sens. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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After losing everything in the deadly Camp Fire last year, the Paradise High football team leans on camaraderie and community to rebuild their lives.
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Trump’s plan to shift top BLM jobs west risks robbing the agency of experienced policymakers and institutional knowledge — which may be the intent.
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California wineries were expanding into China’s big wine market. Trump’s trade war is destroying their plans.
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Carrie Underwood, Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire will host the annual CMA Awards, amid controversy over the lack of female artists on country radio
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Horror film ‘Ready or Not’ stars Samara Weaving as a new bride forced by her eccentric, wealthy in-laws to play a twisted and deadly game.
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Both Netflix’s “Mindhunter” and Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood” downplay — or erase — Charles Manson’s white supremacist ideology.
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Elton John says he gifted a private-jet flight to Harry and Meghan for a trip to Nice, France, and also gave money to a charity to offset their carbon footprint.
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The Los Angeles Police Department said in a tweet that the shooting occurred near Ottoman Street and Bartee Avenue.
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A judge has ordered deliberations to start over in the trial of two men accused of turning an Oakland warehouse into a cluttered maze where 36 partygoers died during a 2016 fire.
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Police say a domestic disturbance escalated, leaving a woman clinging to a car that then crashed into the cemetery. The driver is still at large.
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The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department responded to a domestic violence call just before dawn and found the woman suffering from burns at a house in Rancho Cucamonga.
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Pitcher Tyler Skaggs died in his hotel room July 1 when the Angels visited the Texas Rangers. Now they are back in Arlington, and the memories are vivid.
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UCLA football coach Chip Kelly brought in a mind-set strategist at the start of spring practice to teach chess to his players. The players have embraced it.
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Jerry Jones quipped “Zeke who?” after a Dallas Cowboys preseason game. Ezekiel Elliott’s agent said the disgruntled running back felt the remark was “disrespectful.”
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J. Brady McCollough looks at the 25 biggest storylines in college football heading into the 2019 season. Who can challenge Tua Tagovailoa and Trevor Lawrence?
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The Business Roundtable suddenly declares that not only shareholders count.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren offered a public apology over her past claim to tribal heritage, tackling a political liability in the 2020 presidential election.
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Shell Oil threatened its Pittsburgh workers with the loss of pay if they didn’t attend a Trump rally. The Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision allowed them to do it.
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Atty. Gen. William Barr has removed the Bureau of Prisons acting director after financier Jeffrey Epstein took his life while in federal custody.
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An El Salvador rape victim who was suspected of having an abortion and charged with homicide was acquitted by a judge at a retrial Monday.
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After five years of investigations and protests, the New York City Police Department fired Officer David Pantaleo for his involvement in the 2014 chokehold death of Eric Garner, the black man whose dying gasps of “I can’t breathe” gave voice to a national debate over race and police use of force.
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After the massive immigration raids in Mississippi, Father Roberto Mena has lost nearly half of his parishioners at his churches in the small rural towns of Forest and Morton. Workers’ families and loved ones are flocking to St. Michael not just for devotion and prayer, but for comfort and counseling.
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New York City’s police commissioner has scheduled a midday news conference as the city waits for his decision on whether to fire a police officer involved in the 2014 death of an unarmed black man.
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Political activist David Mixner received GMCLA’s Lifetime Legend Award on Friday evening.
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He walked me to the car that night, and asked if he could get in and talk. Here it comes, I thought, and braced myself for the “just friends” speech.
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The slimy okra pod works wonders in creating a sour-sweet condiment with tomatoes, onions, and raisins in this Southern refrigerator staple.
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Along the easternmost stretch of the iconic Hollywood Boulevard thoroughfare — past the tourists and the tourist attractions — sits a diverse neighborhood that’s a must-visit for those looking to explore a less-heralded part of Los Angeles.
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The surge in tech stocks followed a U.S. decision to give Chinese telecom giant Huawei an additional 90 days to buy equipment from American suppliers.
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The U.S. will extend for another 90 days a narrow set of exemptions that protect rural networks and other U.S. customers from a ban on doing business with China’s Huawei, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Monday.
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The suit against e-cigarette maker Juul and Philip Morris says they illegally marketed nicotine-delivery devices to minors and deceived consumers about vaping’s risks.
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A fire at a major U.S. beef processing plant earlier this month is upending American livestock markets, slamming cattle prices while benefiting meatpacking companies.
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The emojis and pink paint on this Manhattan Beach home have caused a stir. Whether or not you see spite here, all the world seems to love a story about neighbors at odds
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Two things brought me to Canada: a ride on the Rocky Mountaineer, known for its jaw-dropping rail tours, and Canadian beer, which some say is better that the U.S’. And then there is Sasquatch.
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The train trip across Canada was a chance to see the land before it collapses in on itself.
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