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Two students were killed in the shooting Thursday at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita. Three others were wounded, and two of them remain hospitalized.
Gracie Anne Muehlberger, 15, died two hours after being shot at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, officials said Friday.
Authorities said a gunman wearing black shot at least five people. Two were killed.
Investigators searched the teenage suspect’s papers and computer hard drives for any clues as to a motive, but none has emerged.
Shortly before gunfire erupted Thursday morning at a high school in Santa Clarita, a 9-year-old boy shot three fellow students with a BB gun at an elementary school in Pasadena, police said.
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Marie Yovanovitch testifies about efforts to oust her, which Democrats say were meant to pave way for Trump to circumvent State Department structure.
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.
President Trump’s associate Roger Stone was found guilty Friday of witness tampering and lying to Congress about his attempts to contact WikiLeaks.
New satellite measurements of NOx air pollutants above major North American cities show that Los Angeles had the highest emissions but also the steepest declines.
The former president of a private tennis club in Texas is expected to plead guilty in the college admissions scandal.
A 64-year-old man has been charged with murder in two cold cases following a process similar to the one that revealed the identity of the Golden State Killer.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has called a March 3 special election to pick a successor to former Rep. Katie Hill in California’s 25th Congressional District.
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.
Cleveland Browns’ Myles Garrett was suspended indefinitely without pay for hitting Pittsburgh Steelers’ Mason Ruldolph in the head with a helmet.
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Wax museum Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas has unveiled its Beyoncé wax figure modeled after the singer’s 2018 Coachella performance.
Here’s a rare look at a rare lifestyle: owning a home in a high-end hotel. At the Montage Beverly Hills, it’s on offer for $7.295 million.
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Waters are on the rise again in Venice, just three days after the Italian lagoon city experienced its worst flooding in more than 50 years.
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After Taylor Swift went public Thursday in her fight against her former label, Big Machine says it’s not preventing the star from performing her music.
Welcome to the Los Angeles Times’ 2019 holiday gift guide, where our editors and writers are sharing their favorite gifts to give — and receive!
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Here are the reasons why you should try a vegan Thanksgiving menu of classic dishes like sweet potato casserole and bread stuffing and tips that make it easy to pull off.
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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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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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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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What I don’t understand about U.S. school shootings is: Who is the enemy?
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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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After a 1-5 start, UCLA has recovered enough to be able to play in a ‘big-time’ game against Utah on Saturday. For coach Chip Kelly, it’s all about perseverance.
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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.
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When USC plays at California on Saturday, it will have a new center, as Justin Dedich replaces an injured Brett Neilon.
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The city may dig a hole, about 450 by 450 feet and 47 feet deep, between Lido Isle and Bay Island, to entomb material unfit for open ocean disposal.
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A world-premiere stage adaptation of the 1948 John Huston film noir classic takes a different route to roiling drama at the Geffen Playhouse.
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What’s on TV Saturday, Nov. 16: ‘Christmas Under the Stars’ on Hallmark; California Cooking; USC football; UCLA football
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‘Simpsons’ fans took to social media after the launch of Disney+ to complain about the service’s funky aspect ratios for the show.
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It will take two producers to handle the 92nd Oscars, which will happen earlier than ever on Feb. 9, 2020.
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‘Simpsons’ fans took to social media after the launch of Disney+ to complain about the service’s funky aspect ratios for the show.
Tom Hanks plays Fred Rogers and Matthew Rhys plays reporter Tom Junod in Marielle Heller’s “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” which aims to spread the message of iconic children’s TV host Mister Rogers.
Nickelodeon’s boss, Brian Robbins, has a plan to revive the once dominant children’s television brand as it faces heavy competition from streaming rivals.
It will take two producers to handle the 92nd Oscars, which will happen earlier than ever on Feb. 9, 2020.
Paul George scored 33 points in 24 minutes during his Clippers debut, when Kawhi Leonard sat out for rest. The two likely will start together Saturday.
Lakers guard Avery Bradley has a hairline fracture in a non-weight-bearing bone in his right leg. He will be reevaluated in one to two weeks, Lakers say.
Sierra Canyon’s basketball team, with the sons of LeBron James and Dwyane Wade on the roster, will receive unprecedented national TV attention.
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El sospechoso, un chico de 16 años, fue encontrado en el campus de Saugus High School en Santa Clarita con una herida de bala autoinfligida en la cabeza y fu hospitalizado.
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Visualizaciones sin precedentes han permitido a los científicos profundizar en los detalles de los grandes terremotos.
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Laferte, Luis Enrique, Residente y Calamaro dieron discursos trascendentes tras recibir sus premios
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Laferte, Luis Enrique, Residente y Calamaro dieron discursos trascendentes tras recibir sus premios
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Nickelodeon’s boss, Brian Robbins, has a plan to revive the once dominant children’s television brand as it faces heavy competition from streaming rivals.
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In collaboration with the radio program “This American Life,” The Times takes an exclusive, front-line look at a much-criticized Trump administration policy to restrict asylum -- the Migrant Protection Protocols -- from the perspective of the asylum officers implementing it.
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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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Evo Morales says he is still the president of Bolivia since the country’s Legislative Assembly has not yet accepted his resignation.
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The amount South Korea pays for the presence of about 28,000 U.S. troops has varied over the years. This year it is nearly $1 billion.
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Delivered to orbit by Endeavour in 2011 on the next-to-last space shuttle flight, the $2-billion spectrometer is hunting for elusive antimatter and dark matter.
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It is the latest salvo in the White House struggle to blunt Democrats’ contention that Trump abused the power of the presidency.
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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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“To live in Redondo Beach, you have to be lucky.” Maybe. But everyone can enjoy the beachside neighborhood of Riviera Village, which boasts more than 300 boutiques, restaurants, galleries and businesses and is the perfect place to rejuvenate your soul.
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Gifting vintage and other resold goods is increasingly seen as a savvy way to save money, discover hard-to-find items and reduce our carbon footprint.
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L.A. Rams receiver Brandin Cooks is asking $5.8 million for his modern pad perched on 2.3 acres in Hidden Hills.
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Healthcare and technology stocks powered most of the broad rally, which helped drive the S&P 500 to its sixth straight weekly gain.
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Chad Sexton, drummer for the rock band 311, has put his home in Fillmore on the market for $2.45 million.
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In the Beverly Hills, a chic Midcentury home once owned by Emmy-winning singer and lyricist Ray Charles is on the market for $10.795 million.
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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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A compendium of stories to make you better on the go — and richer, by not letting others dip their hands into your pockets.
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Think your job is tough? Try facing an angry mob of airline passengers
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Celebrity chefs will whip up special Nutella meals for three fans and their guests.
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In ‘Jeff Bridges: Pictures Volume Two,’ the actor shares his behind-the-scenes photos.
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After a seemingly definitive breakup, the onetime bestselling Southern soul-rock band has reformed for a 2020 tour, with a club show to celebrate.
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Aaron Carter posted a photo from a hospital, saying his mother was taking care of him. But days ago he said he was off to Florida to care for her.
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In ‘Finding Meaning,’ David Kessler adds a sixth stage of grief, one he’s had to live.
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A third consecutive California governor is blocking parole for a former follower of late cult leader Charles Manson.
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California has joined other states in filing a second lawsuit against the administration for revoking the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles.
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A San Francisco Bay Area real estate heiress whose family posted $35 million bail to keep her out of jail has been acquitted of killing her children’s father.
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On Nov. 9, 1938, Helen Hulick, 28, wore slacks to court to testify against two men. The judge asked her to go home and put on a dress.
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Patrick Mahomes has transfixed Kansas City Chiefs fans like no other.
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A look at how the Trojans and Golden Bears match up heading into their game Saturday in Berkeley.
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A look at how the Bruins and Utes match up for Saturday’s Pac-12 game at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
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Jorge Vergara, who owned Mexican soccer club Chivas of Guadalajara and was ex-owner of failed MLS club Chivas USA, died at 64 of cardiac failure, his son said.
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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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President Trump files an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court asking it to stop a House committee from ordering financial records held by his accountants.
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Republicans have tested out two roads in the impeachment hearings so far. One engages with the reality of the case; the other relies more on the fantastical.
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