Everyone from the World Series Game 6 starting lineup except Justin Turner returns, and the Dodgers have several more young potential stars on the horizon.
Fresno police have arrested 41-year-old Jaime Fonseca on suspicion of stabbing three protesters at a pro-Armenian rally in the street.
China has already injected hundreds of thousands of people with COVID-19 vaccines. Vaccines that have not yet completed clinical trials.
California auditors investigating dozens of whistleblower complaints say the state will wastefully spend millions of dollars unless it takes corrective action.
Fighting to keep his Senate seat, Republican Steve Daines is locked in a close contest with his Democratic challenger, Gov. Steve Bullock.
Officials announced the highest one-day increase in cases not connected to a reporting backlog since August.
Mayor Eric Garcetti and LAPD Chief Michel Moore assure Angelenos the city is ready for whatever next week’s election brings and the polls are safe.
Out of nearly 80 homicides in Central L.A., more than 30 involve homeless victims.
Wisconsin’s small towns on the Mississippi River backed Trump in 2016, but a COVID-19 surge is boosting support for Biden in a rural region that twice backed Obama.
Here’s what the science says about whether Justin Turner put other Dodgers at risk by celebrating their World Series win despite a positive coronavirus test.
Netflix on Thursday raises prices on its standard and premium plans, after the streamer experienced exponential growth during the pandemic.
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Keith Mannes is among conservative pastors to recently take a stand against the president. He believes Trump goes against the teachings of Christianity.
What happens if neither candidate receives the required 270 votes in the electoral college and the House is left to pick the country’s next president?
Election 2020
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The presidential contenders shadow each other in the Sunshine state, holding contrasting events in Tampa. A Biden win in Florida would block Trump’s path.
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Alice’s Garden, a community farm in Milwaukee’s historically Black neighborhood, gives residents peace, quiet and a place to connect with their own roots.
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After a very long 2020 presidential campaign cycle, election day, Tuesday, is almost here. Here’s what you can still do to make a difference.
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California’s November election will feature 12 statewide ballot measures.
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Here are the Los Angeles Times’ editorial board endorsements for president, California ballot measures and more.
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The progressive (or 21st century, or reform, or modern) prosecutor movement is not securely tied to gender or race, or even to political party.
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We analyzed 11 years of government records, and 83% — not 1% — of migrants attend all their U.S. immigration court hearings.
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If Joe Biden wins, President Trump’s lame-duck period in office has some voters worried — but the Founding Fathers have it (mostly) covered
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The Angels have interviewed at least four candidates for the general manager opening since recently beginning formal interviews.
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We may not start to feel anything like “normal” until 2022, Dr. Anthony Fauci says. And that’s only if a lot of us get vaccinated around mid-2021.
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Huntington Park leaders had criticized the Los Angeles County registrar’s office for initially not giving the city of nearly 59,000 more than two places to vote.
Tracking the Coronavirus
We may not start to feel anything like “normal” until 2022, Dr. Anthony Fauci says. And that’s only if a lot of us get vaccinated around mid-2021.
L.A. campuses unlikely to reopen until at least January amid high COVID-19 rates, school leaders say
L.A. campuses unlikely to reopen until at least January amid high COVID-19 rates, school leaders say
For months, Los Angeles parents have held on to hope that public school campuses would reopen soon. It’s unlikely to happen before January, officials say.
If nearly all Americans would wear face masks when they leave their homes, they could save over 100,000 lives by the end of February, a study says.
Visual storytelling
The boundless passion of Dodgers fans is revealed as a residential property transforms into a work of art.
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The story behind the story of Nepalese workers and modern indentured servitude that has haunted a Times reporter for years.
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Two families’ struggle for justice reveals the dark truth of Saudi Arabia’s labor system.
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A senator mangled vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ name at a Trump rally. It wasn’t new for her, or for many more who’ve been made to feel “other.”
What happened to Mandalore and the Mandalorians before the events of Disney+ series “The Mandalorian”? Here’s what we know from the animated “Star Wars” shows.
Keith Richards on his X-Pensive Winos reissue, a new Rolling Stones album and living in American during COVID.
Actress Scarlett Johansson and “Saturday Night Live” star Colin Jost got married and want fans to donate to Meals on Wheels to celebrate.
In the early days of the pandemic, L.A. Dance Project began developing a COVID-19 compliant season that evolved into a drive-in dance series.
The Dodgers’ World Series win has been marred by Justin Turner’s act of selfishness and disappointment, writes columnist Bill Plaschke.
The Arizona Coyotes have renounced their rights to their top 2020 draft pick Mitchell Miller after learning more about his bullying of a Black classmate four years ago.
College athletes will soon be able to capitalize on their name, image and likeness. In an attempt to get a jump on the competition, USC has created an in-house studio.
An unnamed Chargers player who tested positive for COVID-19 is self-quarantining and will remain away from the team during contract tracing.
After hitting Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane, Zeta sped across the Southeast, leaving a trail of damage and power outages in Atlanta and beyond.
Jerry Falwell Jr. has sued Liberty University two months after resigning as the school’s president amid a series of scandals.
French anti-terrorism prosecutors are investigating a fatal knife attack at a church in the Mediterranean city of Nice.
Peaceful protests in Philadelphia give way to more unrest as some demonstrators clash with police over a Black man’s fatal shooting by cops.
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L.A.’s best sushi chefs are elevating takeout sushi to new heights during the pandemic.
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Santa Monica Farmers Market regulars adjust to long lines, smaller crowds, fewer farmers and a host of safety rules.
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Fall is the best time for muffins, doughnuts, yeasted fruit cakes and more sweet morning baked goods.
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The moisture from showers and sinks can create an ideal climate for moisture-loving houseplants.
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The historic hotel built in 1926 will serve as a polling center during the 2020 election.
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It’s not too late for procrastinators to spot flashy colors shimmering on the leaves of oak, maple, cottonwood, sycamore and alder trees at lower elevations.
EVENTS AND OFFERS
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¿Por qué los Dodgers capturarán su primer título de Serie Mundial desde 1988? Hay una confiabilidad en este equipo que estuvo ausente en años anteriores
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Fotos del Juego 6 de la Serie Mundial entre los Dodgers y los Rays de Tampa Bay en el Globe Life Field en Arlington, Texas
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Votantes de Centro América que huyeron de la guerra ahora perciben como que si sus vidas se anclaran en los tiempos de balas y torturas
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The high-heel hiker, Halloween events you can still do and a new Warren Miller film.
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Find art and inspiration in Joshua Tree, become a rock expert at Zion and spot condors at Pinnacles.
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A Times investigation uncovered huge amounts of DDT dumped off the coast of Los Angeles. What are the lessons for an era of global warming?
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Federal officials say the gray wolf no longer needs protection. But conservationists disagree and are preparing to challenge the decision in court.
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China has already injected hundreds of thousands of people with COVID-19 vaccines. Vaccines that have not yet completed clinical trials.
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Wisconsin’s small towns on the Mississippi River backed Trump in 2016, but a COVID-19 surge is boosting support for Biden in a rural region that twice backed Obama.
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Find a flick with our guide to new and classic movies playing outdoors at L.A.-area drive-ins, pop-ups and rooftops.
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Haunted-house film ‘His House’ and more of the best new horror to watch this Halloween.
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“Come Play,” written and directed by Jacob Chase, based on his 2017 thriller shortr, stars Azhy Robertson, Gillian Jacobs and John Gallagher Jr.
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Kim A. Snyder’s documentary “Us Kids” follows survivors of the 2018 Parkland, Fla., shooting, including Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg, as they fight America’s gun issue.
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Two people were fatally shot during an outdoor celebration in Sylmar after the Dodgers’ World Series win Tuesday night, spurring calls from the LAPD for the public’s help in identifying suspects.
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Hotshot squad boss Charles Morton died Sept. 17 while battling the blaze in San Bernardino County, according to an incident report filed by the U.S. Forest Service.
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Erika Beck, president of Cal State Channel Islands, becomes president of Cal State Northridge, among the system’s largest campuses.
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An L.A. County sheriff’s jailer is charged with sexually assaulting a female detainee in the Lancaster station lockup last year.
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Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald has been so dominant through seven games, he seems to be the front-runner to win his third defensive player of the year award.
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Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence has tested positive for COVID-19 and will not play against Boston College on Saturday.
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MLS announced it has canceled six games postponed by COVID-19 outbreaks and will award playoff berths based on points-per-game
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The NCAA says anyone who plays this season will retain a year of eligibility. Clay Helton says that’s a “silver lining” for a pandemic-shortened year.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lopez, Chris Rock, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Alicia Keys and other stars are participating in CBS’ “Every Vote Counts” special.
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Lizzo, Jennifer Aniston, America Ferrera and other stars are showing off their civic pride with “I Voted” stickers, ballot selfies and runway walks.
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In its response to the coronavirus, the administration has handed out billions to the healthcare industry, few strings attached.
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Scientists explain how our politics got so bad that we can’t come together to confront common threats like the national debt, climate change and COVID-19.
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Ronald Thiessen, chief executive of Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., said in recordings made by environmentalists posing as potential investors that the $5.5 billion project would need money from the state.
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Azerbaijan’s army has closed in on a key town in the separatist territory of Nagorno-Karabakh after more than a month of intense fighting.
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A tweet by the Girl Scouts congratulating Amy Coney Barrett drew such outrage from the new justice’s critics that the organization swiftly deleted it.
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Pope Francis is suspending his general audiences with the public amid a surge in coronavirus cases in Italy and an infection at last week’s audience.
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Phoebe Tonkin, who’s also an environmental activist, just released pieces from Lesjour!, her L.A.-made loungewear line. Her collection is made from earth-friendly fabric that derives from wood pulp.
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How to appropriately respond when family, friends, coworkers or strangers ask how you’re doing, when you’re not doing so well.
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Garden-related events in Southern California for the week starting Oct. 23
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An acre in the suburbs is not a farm of course, laid out within earshot of city hall and the state highway. Yet garden work can be farm work.
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U.S. stocks shook off an early slide and closed broadly higher Thursday.
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Buddy Hackett’s longtime home, which the late comedian built in the 1950s, is selling for $18 million in Beverly Hills.
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Several groups accused Redfin of systematic racial discrimination in a lawsuit, saying the online real estate broker offers fewer services to minority communities.
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A mixed batch of financial results for the third quarter offered a look at how the pandemic is affecting Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Twitter, for better and worse.
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Southwest plans to fill planes starting Dec. 1. Alaska and Delta will block middle seats through Jan. 6
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What you need to know if you plan to take Amtrak to your holiday destination.
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Oahu is hanging loose and fighting the pandemic hard.
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For the 10% of you who said coronavirus would have no impact on your travel plans, available airfares are the feast before the feast.
