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Christchurch, New Zealand, shattered by a 2011 quake, offers an urgent lesson for California.
Sadiqua Bynum had a decorated gymnastics career at UCLA. Now she’s Regina King’s stunt double on HBO’s ‘Watchmen’
The Dodgers’ inability to land elite starter Gerrit Cole is on the owners, starting with Mark Walter, the controlling partner of Guggenheim Baseball Management.
Alternative media, with “Rising” and “The Young Turks,” has played a major role in Bernie Sanders’s success. And he’s helping those outlets grow.
In Southern California, many in the diaspora say that the fight for recognition is an integral part of Armenian American identity.
A company letter says SuperShuttle will honor bookings through the end of the year but ‘has already stopped accepting reservations for service after Dec. 31, 2019.’
The committee is finalizing articles of impeachment against the president as Democrats prepare to make him the third president in U.S. history to be impeached.
In 2010, police killed a man who spoke an indigenous language and did not comply with orders in English and Spanish. Now, they’re getting help to find interpreters and improve communication.
With a 2020 shutdown deadline looming, four coastal gas plants have become an early battleground in an increasingly urgent debate.
Sale of “The Beverly Hillbillies” estate in Bel-Air, owned by the late media mogul A. Jerrold Perenchio, sets a California price record.
Authorities tranquilized the big cat, which was not wearing a tracking collar, and will release it back to its native habitat
Fewer Americans are dying in hospitals and nursing homes, and more are passing away at home. It’s the end-of-life experience most people say they want.
Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie play a trio of Fox News employees whose allegations of sexual harassment help topple network founder Roger Ailes.
Monica Ruiz, the actress at the center of a viral (and reviled) Peloton bike commercial, weighed in on the controversy Thursday in her first live interview.
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These 10 stalwarts have endured to become not only essential to L.A. dining but modern classics.
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These are the restaurants making their first appearance on The Times’ 101 Best Restaurants list.
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The developer of the Shore Hotel needs to set aside rooms at lower cost to replace the rooms lost when two motels were torn down.
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As humans destroy and fracture habitat, birds leave or perish. But habitat can be restored, and with it, the population of birds.
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Trump asks federal agencies to use an overly broad definition of anti-Semitism
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Richard Linklater’s delightful adaptation of Maria Semple’s novel “Where’d You Go, Bernadette” starring Cate Blanchett merits a second and even third look.
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A federal court blocked L.A. from enforcing a law that says businesses with contracts with the city must say whether they have ties to the NRA.
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Federal regulators are setting up a three-digit national number for a suicide prevention hotline to make it easier to seek help and to reduce stigma.
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The effort is designed to bring health and wellness care to underserved teenagers on their campuses, offering services including birth control, testing and treatment.
How did a tiny Illinois brewery acquire a craft beer icon once valued at $1 billion?
The finding that the 53-year-old was suitable for release was a third try for Mark “Gator” Anthony Rogowski, who had admitted killing Jessica Bergsten.
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The generational divide went beyond ‘OK boomer’ memes in 2019. From Greta Thunberg and the sisters of ‘Frozen 2' admonishing their elders for climate change damage to Billie Eilish’s subversive jolt to pop music and Martin Scorsese’s complaints about Marvel movies, it has been a year of skirmishes between young and old.
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Two clever and wickedly funny looks at class warfare lead a standout year for deeply personal movies.
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The year-end best list also includes a smoking-hot “Hadestown,” plus David Byrne’s “American Utopia” and “Little Shop of Horrors” with Mj Rodriguez.
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“Richard Jewell,” “The Irishman” and “Little Women” are among eight memorable books that made the leap to film in 2019.
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For Los Angeles, the most vibrant music city in the world, 2019 featured a fitting sendoff for a hero and the cementing of some indie-rock legends.
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The year-end museums list also includes “Soul of a Nation” at the Broad, “Buried by Vesuvius” at the Getty Villa and MOCA’s “Pattern and Decoration.”
Lin Manuel-Miranda’s hit Broadway debut, “In the Heights,” is getting a movie makeover from Warner Bros. and “Crazy Rich Asians” director Jon M. Chu.
Adam Sandler plays an impulsive jewelry dealer in Josh and Benny Safdie’s thrilling, unnerving tour of Manhattan’s diamond district.
Juice Wrld’s mother says the hip-hop artist’s whole family wanted “more than anything” to see him beat his drug addiction. He died Sunday at 21.
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The British election hinges on the Brexit divide; a big Conservative win could propel the country out of the European Union.
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The grandson of Gen. Emiliano Zapata is suing the National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature over a painting in which the Mexican hero is observed riding a horse while wearing only high heels and a pink sombrero.
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Federal regulators are setting up a three-digit national number for a suicide prevention hotline to make it easier to seek help and to reduce stigma.
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Welcome to our comprehensive gift guide for the 2019 holiday season. This list encompasses the most popular and best gifts for everyone in your life.
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Retail Happenings: Here’s a look at upcoming shopping and beauty events as well as new products for the holiday season.
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Weekend events include a boat parade, drone show and candlelight walk.
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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 tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Momentos después de ganar una condena por asesinato en la muerte de Gabriel Fernández, de 8 años de edad, el fiscal principal, Jon Hatami, aturdió al público con una revelación: Él también había sido abusado de niño.
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Moments after winning a murder conviction in the death of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez, the lead prosecutor, Jon Hatami, stunned the public with a revelation: He too had been abused as a boy.
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Adulting classes have swelled in popularity, in part because many high schools have largely abandoned courses such as home economics that help students navigate the path to adulthood, experts say.
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Penzeys Spices’ outspoken anti-Trump owner and ads bring delight and shopping orders from liberals, and ire and boycotts from conservatives.
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Christchurch, New Zealand, shattered by a 2011 earthquake, offers an urgent lesson for California.
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The two articles of impeachment against President Trump don’t mention Russia, but Moscow’s meddling in 2016 underlies the current constitutional crisis.
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With a 2020 shutdown deadline looming, four coastal gas plants have become an early battleground in an increasingly urgent debate.
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Chile’s defense minister says debris has been found from a military transport plane that disappeared Monday. All 38 aboard are believed dead.
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A law enforcement official says two attackers who stormed a kosher market in New Jersey had apparently been followers of the Black Hebrew Israelites.
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Indian protesters uprooted telephone poles, burned buses, attacked homes. They fear migrants will move to the border region and dilute the culture.
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Here are the stories you shouldn’t miss today: TOP STORIES Why So Many Roads Still Lead to Russia When the House Judiciary Committee began its historic session last night night to consider two articles of impeachment against President Trump, one issue went largely unspoken: Russia.
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It’s the season for new pop-ups including Lord Jones, Choose Love and Beams Japan. Plus, check out a selection of fashion products new to the market.
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The actress credits culture shifts — and a readiness to play “much more adult, complicated and diverse characters” — for the era of peak Dern.
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Partnership between red-carpet philanthropy and Edition hotel aims for “content with a cause”
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Create instant holiday magic with one of these sweet-smelling winter candles. Even better? When you’re done, you can turn your container into a succulent planter.
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After three years of ownership, actors Lily Rabe and Hamish Linklater have put their Los Feliz home on the market for $2.398 million.
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Atlas Capital Group paid about $240 million for the 26-acre site on Olympic Boulevard alongside the Santa Monica freeway.
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The pending sale of the dot-org registry to a private equity firm for more than $1 billion has sparked outrage among internet luminaries and advocacy groups.
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Building a retail space around gender fluidity has until recently been seen as financially risky. Now, some companies are giving it a try.
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San Juan Capistrano may be the most old-fashioned, slow-rolling holiday getaway in SoCal, with tree lightings, a holiday tea, carolers, more.
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A Seattle panel votes to hold off on facial recognition technology until it can make its own policy. Like most U.S. airports, LAX doesn’t have a policy.
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Carnival Corp. launches the first new cruise ship designed just for the L.A. market in 20 years. It will sail Saturdays from Long Beach to Mexico.
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If you like snow, heed John Muir’s advice and hit the road. We have a roundup of probable places decorated in early white frosting.
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Two years after the death of Ed Lee, the first Chinese American mayor of San Francisco, a new documentary chronicles his life and legacy.
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French-Canadian filmmaker Xavier Dolan makes his English-language debut with the jumbled curio “The Death and Life of John F. Donovan.”
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The Anne Bancroft/Mel Brooks marriage was legendary. Fourteen years after her death, Brooks wants the world to remember what a great actress she was.
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The 21st annual Animation Show of Shows features 10 films from seven countries offering an array of imaginative, thought-provoking and moving works.
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Prompted by restaurant industry lawsuit, city will conduct thorough environmental analysis
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The family wrote to Catalina Sea Ranch, arguing it should have cut a broken underwater line investigators said wrapped around the boat’s propeller.
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A public mental health crisis swelled in New Zealand after the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.
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There are many lessons California can learn from Christchurch.
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The Dodgers might want to get themselves a gizmo like the mysterious 30-pound contraption the New York Yankees reportedly used to woo Gerrit Cole.
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High school basketball scores from Wednesday
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Prosecutors allege the former NFL players submitted nearly $4 million in phony claims. Those charged include Clinton Portis and Carlos Rogers.
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The rise of St. John Bosco and Santa Ana Mater Dei in recent years has left Concord De La Salle seeking new ways to get back on top.
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Climate activist Greta Thunberg was named Time magazine’s person of the year, prompting some Twitter sniping from President Trump.
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By standing up for bush league teams all over the country, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is showing wholesome small town values and priorities not always seen on the presidential campaign trail.
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Michael Cohen wants his three-year prison sentence reduced as a reward for his continuing cooperation with authorities investigating President Trump.
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New figures show Warren previously misstated how much she received for her work on a controversial case involving coal miners’ health benefits.
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