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The Paradise High Bobcats, the football team from the backwoods Northern California town that burnt down, are undefeated and have outscored opponents 362-40.
‘This is a city filled with drug lords,’ a Mexican journalist said. ‘We have 20 ‘El Chapos’ here.’
Potentially thousands of plaintiffs prepare to file against churches, the Boy Scouts, schools, youth sports groups and others after AB 218 passed.
The governor led the 2016 campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in California. His record since has angered some in the cannabis industry.
The leader of embattled utility PG&E warned Friday that widespread power shut-offs to prevent fires could remain a problem for a decade
The president’s retreat is rare. But the GOP was critical, and he faces fights on Syria and impeachment.
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Southern California back on fire watch as dangerous winds return
The soldiers were in training at Ft. Stewart, riding in an armored vehicle, when the accident occurred. Three other soldiers were injured.
The Chilean government declared a curfew Saturday in the capital after protests against public transport fare increases led to looting and arson attacks that paralyzed this city of 7 million.
The initial strategy toward the House impeachment investigation was to try to block witnesses from testifying. Now that’s failed. What’s Plan B?
The nonstop flight from New York to Sydney took about 19-and-a-half hours and was almost as demanding as that sounds
Wine coolers, Zima, Smirnoff Ice — those fads are over. But White Claw’s emerging rivals bet that alcoholic seltzer has staying power.
It’s a weekend of sequels at the box office as Disney opens “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” and Sony releases “Zombieland: Double Tap.”
There is no issue more important than driving Donald Trump out of office at the ballot box in 2020.
Amid the impeachment inquiry, it’s important not to forget the full sweep of the damage Donald Trump has done, and continues to do.
The single most important issue in 2020 is ending the misrule of Donald Trump.
With an incumbent as dangerous as Donald Trump, there’s too much riding on the outcome of the election to risk the post-primary infighting we saw in 2016.
Trump’s racism is a visible expression of bigger, older, deeper problems. He is a symptom rather than a root cause.
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USC’s fifth-string running back Kenan Christon makes the most of his chance Saturday with 103 yards and two touchdowns in eight carries against Arizona.
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Who wins new fight for L.A. might be main question this season, but others include who will be next star to get traded and if Lakers are in playoffs, who is out?
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Superior starting rotations vaulted the Washington Nationals to their first World Series and the Houston Astros to their second in three years.
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Devin Nunes, a co-sponsor of the Stop Frivolous Lawsuits Act, seems to have discovered a new fundraising tool: frivolous lawsuits.
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Training teachers to recognize the sound of gunfire but not the distress signs of children spiraling toward violence is a bleak, wasteful affair.
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Mitt and I and every other Mormon kid in the 1950s heard the “White Horse” prophecy, which says the Constitution will be “hanging by a thread,” and a Mormon will save it.
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A Trump supporter was taken into custody after protesters on the Santa Monica Pier were sprayed with bear repellent.
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Chiefs called Matt Moore in August and persuaded him to return to the NFL.
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Ohio State edged past Clemson to No. 3 in the Associated Press college football poll and Wisconsin dropped to 13th after being upset ahead of its showdown with the Buckeyes.
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Movie openings in L.A. for Oct. 20-27 include the historical drama “The Current War” with Benedict Cumberbatch, Michael Shannon and Nicholas Hoult
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The top two teams in Open Division, , Eagle Rock and Taft, will meet on Monday to decide the No. 1 playoff seed.
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The Cosmic Crisp is a new variety of apple, coming to grocery stores Dec. 1. It’s the first apple ever bred in Washington state.
This year’s riffed-from-the-headlines costumes include Area 51 aliens, a spiked seltzer and a favorite “Stranger Things” character.
Tour L.A. through the eyes of novelist Michael Connelly’s relentless detective, Harry Bosch.
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South Korean gamers have died after playing for days with little food or sleep, leaving the country to ask whether video game addiction is a mental health disorder.
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A major California fault capable of producing a magnitude 8 earthquake has begun moving for the first time on record since July’s Ridgecrest quakes.
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Ending the endless wars: 2020 voters could face a foreign policy debate unlike any since the 1930s.
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What about snakes? Theodore Roosevelt? Yoga? Water? All of these are things you don’t just need to know — you’ll want to know.
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Instagram was right: Keeping a relationship a secret can sometimes be just what that relationship needs.
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In Montecito, a rustic retreat with adobe brickwork, elaborate sculptures and 360-degree views is for sale at $1.7 million.
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Get ready for The Taste Costa Mesa, an incredible weekend of food, drinks, and demos from the best of SoCal.
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Aquí tienes las críticas de nuestros expertos de Los Angeles Times en español
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La actriz de Hollywood se une en matrimonio con Cooke Maroney en Nueva york
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Artistas latinos expresan su admiración por el cantante puertorriqueño Marc Anthony
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A Native American version of golf is gaining popularity on the Navajo Nation reservation, where duffers play on ‘browns,’ not greens.More Coverage
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A reporter dives into the world of golf on the Navajo reservation.
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Baby Rave is the Bay Area’s wildly popular pre-nap dance party for children under 4. Although not advertised, the affordable monthly soiree put on by the Bay Area Children’s Theatre sells out in minutes. Now in its third year, the ball is older than most of its tiny dancers.
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Wine coolers, Zima, Smirnoff Ice — those fads are over. But White Claw’s emerging rivals bet that alcoholic seltzer has staying power.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom led the 2016 campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in California. His record since has angered some in the cannabis industry.
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El Chapo is in prison, but Sinaloa cartel remains strong. “This is a city filled with drug lords,” a Mexican journalist said. “We have 20 ‘El Chapos’ here.”
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The withdrawal is supposed to take place before Tuesday evening, when the pause in fighting is set to end.
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Uganda has been grappling with an alarming spate of measles cases, even though there’s plenty of the vaccine to go around.
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Hong Kong protesters again flooded streets on Sunday, ignoring a police ban on the rally and setting up barricades while demanding the government meet their demands for accountability and political rights.
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In a major blow to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, U.K. lawmakers voted to postpone a decision on a Brexit deal with the European Union.
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Aluminum-can pull tabs, cork and denim scraps offer viable alternatives to fur and leather
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The out-and-back Alta Canyada trail in La Cañada Flintridge gives you panoramic view of L.A.'s basin and hills.
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Outdoors gear: Trail running shoes
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Weekends in San Pedro are 48-hour vacations made for wandering, overeating and soaking up sun.
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The U.S. paper recycling industry has suddenly found itself in demand.
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Social Security, trusts and pensions have lots of rules that can be difficult to navigate.
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As the Federal Reserve drops its benchmark rate, savers find that their accounts are paying less.
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Gwen Stefani has sold her L.A.-area home to stand-up comedian Sebastian Maniscalco. Also: LeBron James’ agent, Rich Paul, buys big in Beverly Hills, and “Jane the Virgin” star Gina Rodriguez has found a new spot in Westchester.
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Gold and yellow are the primary tones at the mountain resort north of L.A.
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Most Americans don’t know about Real ID. Here’s why you don’t, why you should and what’s at stake
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Cheap meals on Hawaii Island prompts a reader to add to the list for Kauai. Plus more Global Entry concerns.
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Jamestown, in the Sierra foothills, is more than just a historic Gold Rush town. It’s home to the Railtown 1897 State Historic Park, which hosts festive Polar Express train rides in November and December.
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Classic movies, film festivals, etc., in L.A. for Oct. 20-27 include “The Shining,” “North by Northwest” and “Let the Right One In”
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New museum shows in L.A. for Oct. 20-27 include “With Pleasure: Pattern and Decoration in American Art 1972–1985" at MOCA
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Dance performances in L.A. for Oct. 20-27 include Balanchine’s “Jewels” with the Mariinsky Ballet plus “Sweet Sorrow — A Zombie Ballet”
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Classical music performances in L.A. for Oct. 20-27 include the LA Phil’s 100th birthday gala uniting conductors Gustavo Dudamel, Zubin Mehta and Esa-Pekka Salonen
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A magnitude 3.1 earthquake was reported early Sunday, at 12:30 a.m., 28 miles from Arcata, Calif.
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A magnitude 2.6 earthquake was reported in the early hours of Sunday morning in Compton.
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Le wrote 77 volumes of poetry -- one for each year he lived
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Herbert “Nick” Nichols has been on an unexplained leave of absence since late September
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James Harden and Russell Westbrook could leave Houston atop West in regular season, but the Clippers, Jazz and Lakers are conference contenders, too.
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A look at how the Chargers and Tennessee Titans match up going into Sunday’s game.
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A look at how the Eastern Conference teams stack up in predicted order of finish.
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A look at how the Los Angeles Rams and Atlanta Falcons match up for their game Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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Accused of using the presidency to enrich himself, Trump announces a rare backtrack.
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In each year of his presidency, President Trump has issued more executive orders than did President Obama during the same time span.
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Bernie Sanders leaped back onto the campaign trail Saturday with a rowdy political rally aimed at reassuring supporters unnerved by the 78-year-old’s recent heart attack.
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President Trump is pushing back at criticism that his Syria withdrawal is damaging U.S. credibility and opening the door for a possible resurgence of the Islamic State.
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