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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 Democratic primary offers progressive voters a choice between two heroes of the left, Sens. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
Nancy Magaña, 24, had just begun teaching at Del Vallejo Middle School.
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.
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, which will determine whether President Trump gets reelected — blame will likely fall on Dean Logan, Los Angeles County’s registrar-recorder and clerk.
Part of the eastbound 101 Freeway in Woodland Hills is shut down while police search for evidence of a possible shooting.
Alicia Arden said she never heard back from investigators about her complaint against Jeffrey Epstein.
A man who authorities say opened fire on two LAPD officers in their patrol car was killed in a shootout with police in El Sereno.
Officers discovered more than 7,500 pounds of marijuana in the jalapeno peppers’ pallets.
Companies should “protect the environment,” treat workers with respect and deliver long-term profits for shareholders, the Business Roundtable said.
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.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson finally put a rock on it this weekend, marrying longtime girlfriend Lauren Hashian in Hawaii.
A glut of cowhides has caused leather prices to plummet.
Disney+ will launch in Canada and the Netherlands on Nov. 12, the same date that the streaming service starts in the U.S.
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The Canadian duo Sarah Pavan and Melissa Humana-Paredes defeat April Ross and Alix Klineman to capture the AVP Manhattan Beach Open title.
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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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A basketball jersey believed to have been worn by former President Obama while he was at a Honolulu prep school has sold at auction for $120,000.
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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Last week, a bunch of state Capitol old-timers — including ex-Gov. Jerry Brown, former San Francisco Mayor and Assembly Speaker Willie Brown, and one-time Senate leader John Burton — packed the iconic Frank Fat’s restaurant to salute its 80th birthday.
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.
Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston take on a patriarchal broadcast news industry in “The Morning Show,” set to launch on Apple’s new streaming service.
‘Desert Painters’ show of Australian Aboriginal art at Gagosian in Beverly Hills brings the summer gallery season to a stunning close.
Writer Gabby Rivera and artist Royal A. Dunlap announce “b.b. free,” an adventure comic set in a “post-climate-change-America,” from Boom! Studios.
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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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A persistent myth stands in the way of ending the war in Afghanistan — if the Taliban takes over the country, Al Qaeda could reestablish a presence there, making it easier for the terrorist group to plot attacks on the United States.
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Plastic packaging is the easy choice for restaurants. A new law would require a shift to products better for the environment.
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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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California demanda a la administración Trump para desafiar la legalidad de una nueva regla de’carga pública’ que podría negar las tarjetas verdes a los inmigrantes que reciben ayuda pública.
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Bernstein Research encuentra que el volumen de ventas en Tesla está por las nubes y preocupaciones que podrían perjudicar a la compañía.
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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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HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ earned 19 Emmy nominations, but it’s not the whole story. These books and films add to the picture.
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HBO’s “Chernobyl” is not just a look at the past, say the Emmy-nominated series’ writer Craig Mazin and director Johan Renck. It’s a warning.
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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
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In Hulu’s “The Amazing Johnathan Documentary,” filmmaker Ben Berman meets 60-year-old magician John Szeles shortly after the performer has been given one year to live. When Berman goes to interview Szeles in Las Vegas, he discovers numerous surprises.
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Much of the current process for voting in L.A. County — ballots, polling locations, vote tallying and more — will change for the primary election in March. Here’s what you need to know to be ready.
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On July 8, 1966, the International Assn. of Machinists (IMA) union went on strike against five airlines.
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Plus, a look at the week ahead and the top headlines across the state.
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Journalist K. Connie Kang reported for The Times from 1992 to 2008.
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Clemson is preranked No. 1 for the first time in school history in the first AP top 25 poll of the 2019 season.
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Hall of Fame sports broadcaster Jack Whitaker, who called the play-by-play during the first 21 Super Bowls, dies at 95.
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Oaks Christian coach calls linebacker Mister Williams ‘a poor man’s Myles Jack because he’s not Myles Jack yet, but he could be.’
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First-round draft pick Jerry Tillery was a standout Sunday when the Chargers lost to the New Orleans Saints, 19-17, in an exhibition game. In his first game action, he responded almost immediately by sacking quarterback Taysom Hill.
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Democratic Reps. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan plan to host a news conference on Monday to discuss travel restrictions to Israel and Palestine, after they were denied entry into Israel last week.
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Most California voters were either too young to vote, or not even born, when Proposition 13’s tax limits were put into place in 1978.
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The debate over reparations for slavery is getting new attention through the 2020 presidential race. For the descendants of slaves in South Carolina, it’s personal.
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Hundreds of thousands of vulnerable Californians could be at risk when utilities cut power to prevent wildfires during extreme weather.
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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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Britain’s Prince Andrew has rejected renewed suggestions he may have been involved in the alleged sex crimes of his onetime friend Jeffrey Epstein.
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An Iranian supertanker with $130 million worth of light crude oil that the U.S. suspects is tied to a sanctioned organization has left Gibraltar and is heading east into the Mediterranean Sea, with its next destination reported to be Greece.
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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 onetime home of singer-actress Dinah Shore and her then husband, actor George Montgomery, has sold in Palm Springs’ Movie Colony neighborhood for $1.585 million.
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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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Film and television director and producer Jonathan Heap has sold his Hollywood Hills West home of more than two decades for $2.05 million.
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Major retailers such as Macy’s and J.C. Penney reported dismal quarterly numbers last week, suggesting things may not be as upbeat as the Commerce Department would have us believe.
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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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