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Hundreds of thousands of vulnerable Californians could be at risk when utilities cut power to prevent wildfires during extreme weather.
California wineries were expanding into China’s big wine market. Trump’s trade war is destroying their plans.
Resorts and other property owners turn to professional falconers to get rid of nuisance birds in an eco-friendly way.
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.
An Islamic State attack that killed 63 people deepened questions about the Trump administration’s plan to withdraw from Afghanistan.
In the case of a sudden, “no-deal” Brexit, the British government reportedly expects disruptions to drugs and medicine, a decrease in fresh food availability and potential fresh water shortages.
After weeks of violent clashes with police, Hong Kong protesters gathered for a peaceful demonstration that harked back to the movement’s beginnings.
Portland police worked to keep the Proud Boys and other far-right extremist protesters separated from anti-fascist counter-demonstrators.
A doctoral student and a soon-to-be dad are gunned down on the same South L.A. street where they grew up together.
CicLAvia, the open-street festival, will draw thousands of bicyclists, skaters and pedestrians to Santa Monica and Hollywood boulevards and Highland Avenue on Sunday.
When lending money to friends and family, the first rule is to offer only what you’re able to lose. Because that’s often what happens.
Former football player Cedric Benson is ranked second on the all-time rushing list at the University of Texas with 5,540 yards.
Mater Dei opens the season at No. 1 in the Los Angeles Times rankings. A look at the top 25 high school football teams in Southern California.
The Street Within: A four-part series
When the city tried to move an entire homeless encampment off the streets, some residents jumped at the opportunity for self improvement. Others were not able to overcome past struggles.
The homeless crisis is rewriting the history of Los Angeles. Can the city meet the challenge?
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The Iowa Picnic, an 119-year-old Long Beach institution, finds new blood to keep it going
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What can be recycled in Los Angeles? Some plastic, all glass, most paper, but not your garden hose.
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Peter Fonda’s rock ‘n’ roll travels in the ‘60s found him tripping with the Beatles, riding motorcycles with the Monkees, even releasing his own single.
Weekend reads
After the El Paso massacre, Latinos wrestle with a history of racism in the U.S. that repeats itself.
Data from seismic sensors in buildings across Southern California show how the 7.1 Ridgecrest earthquake produced surprisingly long periods of shaking in some areas.
Bernstein Research finds turnover at Tesla is sky high and worries that could hurt the company.
The once-ubiquitous ficus is making a comeback, helped in large part by millennials and the wellness movement.
The taut rope that was lowering an underwater listening station to the ocean’s floor collapsed on the tug boat’s deck with a slap, signaling to the crew on board that their mission was complete.
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Buprenorphine help me to recover from heroin addiction. Millions of others don’t have access to this live-saving treatment.
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Simple nudges can help would-be students get the financial aid they deserve and enroll in college.
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If you think President Trump doesn’t apologize, think again.
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Ely Guerra, la cantante mexicana lo revela todo en una extraordinaria entrevista
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Un tribunal federal de apelaciones suspendió el viernes el efecto a nivel nacional de una orden que bloqueaba una regla de la administración Trump que prohibiría el asilo a la mayoría de los inmigrantes en la frontera sur.
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El gran Kareem Abdul-Jabbar del baloncesto conocía a Bruce Lee y dice que Quentin Tarantino falló con su interpretación de Lee en "Érase una vez... en Hollywood”.
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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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Resorts and other property owners turn to professional falconers to get rid of nuisance birds in an eco-friendly way.
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Columnist Nita Lelyveld’s annual summer break at her family cabin lets her unplug from her gadgets and the whoosh of the 101 to take time to read, knit and refuel.
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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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California wineries were expanding into China’s big wine market. Trump’s trade war is destroying their plans.
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“Good Boys” brought in $21 million at the box office. “Where’d You Go, Bernadette,” “47 Meters Down: Uncaged” and “Blinded by the Light” disappoint.
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Classical music performances in L.A. for Aug. 18-25 include “Peter and the Wolf” with John C. Reilly and the LA Phil plus Verdi’s Requiem with Dream Orchestra
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“Christian Marclay: Sound Stories” at LACMA and more museum shows to see in L.A., Aug. 18-25
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New movies opening in L.A. for Aug. 18-25 include “Brittany Runs a Marathon,” “Angel Has Fallen” and “Overcomer”
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In 1900, piers lined the Southern California coastline.
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A girl fell from window while bouncing on a sofa in a Koreatown apartment. She landed on concrete and was in grave condition following surgery.
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Trump’s new policy on unaccompanied minors is an extension of his strategy to make asylum more difficult for practically anyone to obtain.
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An early morning shooting left 1 man dead and two others hurt in Highland Park early Saturday morning. Police believe the shooting was gang-related
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Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper left Sunday’s game against the San Diego Padres after the fifth inning because of dehydration.
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J. Brady McCollough looks at the biggest story lines in college football heading into the 2019 season. Which Power Five teams could see a coaching change?
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Pitching in relief of Tony Gonsolin, Dustin May gave up a grand slam to Rafael Ortega and the Atlanta Braves rallied to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3.
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Dodgers utility players Chris Taylor and Enrique Hernandez are scheduled to come off the injured list Tuesday, manager Dave Roberts said.
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Trump and his lieutenants have signaled to Xi Jinping that the United States won’t object to China crushing the pro-democracy in Hong Kong.
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Robert Cameron’s new job is to protect student loan borrowers from poor industry practices. His previous employer has been cited for poor industry practices.
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Following reports that Trump had spoken about the notion of buying Greenland, the semiautonomous Danish territory issued a short statement Friday to clarify it wasn’t on the market.
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Israel barred Tlaib and another congresswoman from visiting Jerusalem and the West Bank over their support for the international boycott movement, but said Tlaib could visit her relatives in the West Bank on humanitarian grounds.
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Larry Kudlow tells “Fox News Sunday” that he won’t predict what might happen, but he calls Greenland “a strategic place” with “a lot of valuable minerals.”
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In the escalating tanker wars between the West and Iran, Washington is facing resistance from its traditional international partners.
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The tanker’s release comes as ill will grows between Iran and the West after Trump pulled out of Tehran’s nuclear deal with world powers a year ago.
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The Kabul wedding blast was the deadliest attack in the capital of Afghanistan this year, with 63 killed and 182 wounded.
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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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Mater Dei-Corona Centennial, Narbonne-Buchanan and Upland-La Habra are among the openers.
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Shaun Pennington, 39, is president of Diamond Mattress, his family’s nearly 80-year-old California company. The Compton firm is facing major disruption in a traditionally sleepy industry.
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“Full House” star John Stamos has found a new spot in Hidden Hills. Also: Brie Larsen sells her Hollywood Hills home at a loss, and former Dodger Milton Bradley steps up to the real estate plate in Encino.
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Pieces that reflect Africa, India and New England also highlight discovered family ties.
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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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Grab your camera and get ready to find your best shot.
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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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Here are four deals where you can fly or drive to holiday weekend fun.
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