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House managers prosecuting Trump’s impeachment made their final push after three days of precise, scathing but often repetitive opening arguments.
The Senate has banned coffee, electronics and talking during the impeachment trial. Senators have turned to milk, fidget spinners and candy to get through it.
House managers continue making their case on the second of three days of House arguments in the Senate impeachment trial.
House Democrats are about to begin formally presenting their case in the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump after a grueling 12-hour partisan fight over the rules. Led by Rep. Adam B. Schiff, the Democratic managers now have three days to present the House’s arguments for impeachment. Watch the trial live and follow our coverage.Watch live>>
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For Asian communities celebrating the biggest holiday on the calendar, what to give is fraught with pressure, rivalry and comical misunderstanding.
At Revolution Dance in Montrose, ‘Ocean Eyes’ launched Billie Eilish and ‘Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood’ breakout Julia Butters learned to love the stage.
At the VA campus in West L.A., two veterans took this year’s annual homeless count very seriously. One credits the VA with saving his life.
Tijuana’s racing greyhounds have never seen a home, a sidewalk or a cat. This L.A. group gives them a chance at a second life.
Rep. Katie Porter of Irvine is one of Elizabeth Warren’s most forceful supporters, drawing on her Iowa upbringing and personal bond with the senator to make the case.
Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
A second traveler returning to the U.S. from China is diagnosed with the coronavirus that has sickened hundreds and prompted travel freezes in China.
Three gray whales have died on their recent southbound journey along the West Coast, prompting fears of another year of strandings and questions about what is imperiling the creatures.
A forensic psychiatrist tells jurors why some of Harvey Weinstein’s accusers may have stayed in touch with him for years after the alleged assaults.
Last year’s wildflowers were spectacular, from Lake Elsinore’s poppies to Anza Borrego’s carpets of desert daisies. This year, the forecast is uncertain.
Contributions of money and property to nonprofits result in tax benefits for the giver. But if you volunteer your time and labor, you get bupkes.
The seven juiciest revelations from the new Taylor Swift Netflix documentary “Miss Americana,” which dropped at the Sundance Film Festival.
The appeal of Sichuan hot pot is manifold. There is an overabundance of flavor, yes, but also a sense of power.
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Child soldiers — some as young as 6 — are being conscripted into a vigilante group in Guerrero state. -
Two prominent local Republicans, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer and party chairman Tony Krvaric, said candidates should “stick to the issues.”
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Elections officials are mailing cards to millions of California’s unaffiliated voters saying they can’t vote in the Republican presidential party. It’s true, and that’s exactly how GOP officials want things.
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Five ways California can increase access to safe, early abortion for women everywhere.
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I questioned Trump’s moral fitness for office in Christianity Today. The response taught me a lot.
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Conservative justices seem ready to uphold more taxpayer support for religious schools.
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Trump’s trip to his Miami golf resort for the National Republican Committee winter meeting shows his continuing use of the presidency to draw business to his properties.
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We live in a culture that believes high-tech solutions are always superior to old-fashioned things like medication.
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Acabella, an a capella group of girls from the Academy of Music for the Blind, will perform as part of the Pasadena Master Chorale’s “Life of Mozart” concerts.
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Some good actors can’t save this joint production from Ensemble Studio Theatre and VS. Theatre Company.
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TV highlights for Jan. 26-Feb. 1 include the Grammys plus the series finales of “Arrow” and “The Good Place”
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‘Chasing Cosby,’ a new podcast, collects the firsthand accounts of women who say they were drugged and assaulted by Bill Cosby.
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Australian Open results: Serena Williams loses to 27th-seeded Wang Qiang; 15-year-old Coco Gauff beats defending champion and former No. 1 Naomi Osaka.
NFL free agent Antonio Brown was granted bail on Friday after turning himself in at a Florida jail on charges that he and his trainer attacked another man.
Saints attorneys say the emails were intended to be private and that any claims that the team helped the church cover up crimes are ‘outrageous.’
Ron Howard’s “Rebuilding Paradise,” about a California community’s efforts to recover from 2018’s Camp fire, premieres at Sundance
With Season 2 of “Shrill” on Hulu, “SNL” alum Aidy Bryant comes into her own: “I can do this. I got this.”
After author Jeanine Cummins ignited a firestorm with her portrayal of Mexican migrants, “American Dirt” publisher Flatiron Books defends the novel.
She’s the lady in red when everybody else is wearing tan! Fran Drescher has tied the knot.
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Hundreds of Central American migrants are halted by Mexican guardsmen and taken to a detention center.
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Thousands of supporters of an influential radical Shiite cleric gathered in central Baghdad for a rally to demand that American troops leave the country.
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The United States has refused an extradition request from Britain for an American woman involved in a road accident that killed a U.K. teen
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Final Oscar balloting begins Thursday. How are the campaigns trying to woo academy members?
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Americans are ever more polarized in the news outlets they trust, and the partisan news bubbles they inhabit strongly shape their views, study shows.
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San Francisco’s district attorney announced that his office will be ending cash bail for criminal cases.
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Lakers defeat the Brooklyn Nets, 128-113.
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Koreatown, one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in Los Angeles, boasts an impressive array of restaurants serving some of the most exciting food in the city.
It’s Saturday morning at Echo Park Lake when Tania Macin hoists the heavy lid off a vintage yellow Le Creuset stock pot.
Bill Addison reviews Melissa Perello’s modern American restaurant M Georgina in Row DTLA.
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The annual SoCal Museums Free-for-All is back. Here’s a guide to participating museums — and the one spot that’s free on Sunday instead of Saturday.
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On a beautiful day, nothing beats the botanical gardens at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens. There’s something for everyone.
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If you’re planning a cruise this year, here’s what you’ll find: a new ship with a tattoo parlor and another offering hand-rolled cigars; a roller coaster at sea; and a themed cruise inspired by “The Golden Girls.”
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Estados Unidos ha caído como destino global. Los visitantes pueden sentirse molestos por la prohibición de viajar del presidente Trump, y la administración Trump ha desviado fondos de marketing.
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Toyota está retirando los vehículos cuyas bolsas de aire no se inflen en un accidente. Los retiros de Honda involucran las bolsas de aire de Takata que pueden explotar y arrojar fragmentos.
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Toyota está retirando los vehículos cuyas bolsas de aire no se inflen en un accidente. Los retiros de Honda involucran las bolsas de aire de Takata que pueden explotar y arrojar fragmentos.
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Four Senate Democrats running for president are pinned down in the chamber for Trump’s impeachment trial, keeping them from campaigning ahead of Iowa’s caucuses. But they do have some tricks up their sleeves.
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California unions expand, as national labor organizing stagnates
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State Senate President Pro Tem Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) showed effective leadership when she pulled Senate Bill 50, which targets single-family zoning and would lead to greater housing density, from the chamber’s appropriations committee, giving it a fighting chance at passage.
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Climate activist Greta Thunberg has brushed off criticism and mockery from U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin
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China says it will swiftly build a 1,000-bed hospital to deal with the new virus that has killed 26, sickened hundreds and prompted city lockdowns.
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Muslim women have taken turns maintaining an around-the-clock sit-in on a New Delhi highway to protest a new citizenship law.
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French unions are holding last-ditch strikes and protests as the government unveils a divisive bill overhauling the national retirement system.
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It’s an easy climb with big payoffs for those who love ocean views.
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Along with free rides from select airports, the dispensary chain is offering discounts to holders of same-day boarding passes
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A star-studded crowd turned out to see the retooled version of Grammy winner Sting’s musical.
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We drove the 2020 Genesis G90, the latest flagship from Hyundai’s luxury arm: It’s rich on details and sophisticated systems and discounted on price.
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In the historic Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Whitley Heights, a Mediterranean-style stunner with Hollywood pedigree is on the market for $1.995 million.
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Will the Bezos hack finally make businesses question their relationships with Saudi Arabia? Don’t count on it.
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More bank customers get unsolicited access to additional credit, in what’s becoming a new golden age of plastic.
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The Arts & Crafts-inspired Duncan-Irwin house is listed for sale in Pasadena.
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Bald eagles and black bears, Alaska cuisine and helicopter flightseeing are among the highlights you’ll experience on Alaska shore excursions.
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Seattle’s traffic is worse than L.A.'s so if you’re going to points north of Sea-Tac, fly into Everett. You’ll save money and time. Plus it’s a great fare.
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Ranking the musical thrills and architectural wonders from a coast-to-coast fact-finding mission on music halls, from classical in Cleveland to jazz in New Orleans.
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In Canada’s Yukon, the northern lights put on a show. But don’t miss out on the many other opportunities to explore, including by dog sled.
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Movies on TV this week: Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020
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Classic Hollywood: Dyan Cannon and Richard Benjamin look back fondly at `The Last of Sheila’ and the coolest man in Hollywood, James Coburn
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‘Agency,’ the latest novel from ‘Neuromancer’ author William Gibson, is a time-twister that imagines a present without Trump.
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‘Hi Five’ is the fourth installment of Joe Ide’s crime series featuring IQ the private eye.
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Temperatures are expected to be about 10 degrees above normal, with highs reaching the mid-70s on Friday and Saturday before a slight dip on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.
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All three men could be eligible for the death penalty if convicted on all charges
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Police are investigating the fight as an assault with a deadly weapon.
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“When city staff reached out to operators in the area, they were told that the number of shelter beds was too small to justify the operators’ bids,” Mayor Will O’Neill said.
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Lazio has a chance to do something it hasn’t done in seven seasons — and it doesn’t even have to win its derby game with Roma to make that happen.
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Cris Cyborg will make her Bellator debut Saturday at the Forum in Inglewood when she takes on Julia Budd for the featherweight title.
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Tyson Fury keeps his demons at bay while readying for a rematch with fellow unbeaten boxer Deontay Wilder, who battled him to a draw in their first bout.
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Storm the Court remains in the top spot in the Kentucky Derby Top 10 this week
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It was just four years ago that a political committee supporting one of Donald Trump’s Republican rivals unveiled an ad slamming his views on abortion, complete with footage from a 1999 interview in which he declared, “I am pro-choice in every respect.”
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Why haven’t any labor unions endorsed Pete Buttigieg’s campaign for president? They’re backing Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden instead.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti hopes to reach a preliminary agreement with the Trump administration on a joint plan to help combat the city’s swelling homeless crisis.
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The Trump administration will impose restrictions on visas for pregnant foreign women to prevent ‘birth tourism’ aimed at gaining U.S. citizenship for the child.
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