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President Trump, always in search of a new hook, got one as chants of “send her back” echoed through a rally.
Former Chief Alicia Ault said she was told it was incoming Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s “No. 1 priority” to reinstate Caren Carl Mandoyan by the Friday before Villanueva took office.
An internal Universal Music Group memo continued to downplay the potential losses suffered in a 2008 Universal Studios fire.
The Austin, Texas-based chain opens its first venue in Los Angeles and looks to find its own place in the local community of movie fans.
Visitors to the Lakers’ posh training center in El Segundo enter through oversized glass doors and are greeted by large rotating photos on three vertical flat screens framed in gold.
Middle-class Americans are bearing the brunt of the rise in health insurance deductibles and medical bills. That’s helped widen political divisions.
A feud between Walt Disney Co. and the granddaughter of co-founder Roy Disney is getting more heated
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake was reported Wednesday evening at 8:59 p.m. near Ridgecrest, Calif.
A look at the gruesome tactics allegedly employed by a Valley group of the MS-13 gang.
LAPD officers have cordoned off the area as they search for the suspect.
Officer William Rodriguez, a 10-year LAPD veteran most recently assigned to the Valley Traffic Division
Celebrities are aging before our very eyes as FaceApp does the social-media rounds again — even though there are privacy concerns about the latest online fad.
Buena Park officials are warning residents of coyote encounters, noting the predators’ activity tends to increase in the summer.
Jerry Foxhoven, a government worker in Iowa, sent a mass email about the late rapper Tupac Shakur to all 4,300 of his coworkers three days before he was fired.
Apollo 11: 50 years since the moon landing
As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
Listen to Neil Armstrong’s heart rate during the Apollo 11 moon landing
The passage of half a century has blurred many of the reasons that the United States was able to accomplish what seemed like science fiction: the July 20, 1969, landing of Apollo 11 on the moon.
Housing and Homelessness
A coalition of skid row advocates accused Los Angeles of wanting to give the bulk of skid row over to luxury housing developers, ignoring the thousands of people living in tents and shelters in the blighted downtown district.
Whereas L.A. has focused (unsuccessfully) on trying to create long-term affordable housing, New York has focused on creating temporary shelters.
Homeless people should have a legal right to shelter and a legal obligation to utilize it.
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A freak reusable straw accident is a tragedy but not a reason to back away from efforts to reduce disposable plastic.
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The article of impeachment offered by Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) is not the one pro-impeachment Democrats have been waiting for.
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John Paul Stevens joined the Supreme Court in a less-ideological era
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Los estadounidenses de clase media son los más afectados por el aumento de los deducibles de los seguros de salud y las facturas médicas. Eso ha ayudado a ampliar la división política del país.
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Las nuevas investigaciones médicas revelan que los buenos hábitos reducen el riesgo de la enfermedad
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El sábado habría sido el cumpleaños 28 de Tyler Skaggs.
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May 3 was like any other Friday night at La Cañita, a beach-themed bar and restaurant in a working-class neighborhood near downtown Mexico City.
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When I first visited Kenton Stacy at the Veterans Affairs hospital in La Jolla, I knew his wife, Lindsey, would be there.
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Late last year, I showed up at a gurdwara on a mission. A gurdwara is a Sikh temple.
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What’s on TV Thursday: ‘The Outpost’ on CW; iZombie; MasterChef; SyFy Wire: Comic-Con After Dark; 2019 Humanitarian Awards
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Private and odd, archly dreamy and intimate, this 1974 documentary remains one of the more uniquely hypnotic movies about the connection between presented life and pulsating art.
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Mike Fleiss, the creator of “The Bachelor” franchise, was ordered to stay away from his pregnant wife by a judge. Could the franchise be in trouble?
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The lead singer of the L.A. band Goon overcame a debilitating medical condition to record debut album “Heaven Is Humming.”
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Eight years after the Diocese of Orange purchased the glittering Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, the renamed Christ Cathedral has reopened its doors.
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Deputies were responding to a report of a man with a gun inside his vehicle threatening people.
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A judge in the murder case against Robert Durst agreed Wednesday to allow some handwriting analysis of a cadaver note that prosecutors say links him to a murder.
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Federal law enforcement agents have seized the records of an L.A. charter school that recently closed amid allegations of fiscal mismanagement.
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There was the feeling that, if only for this one day, horse racing was going to be just fine.
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Manny Pacquiao-Keith Thurman training sessions
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Two of the most pivotal participants in the British Open are the caddies for Rory McIlroy and Brooks Koepka, locals who are from the area and know every inch of the course.
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The Sparks will have only seven players available for their game against the Dallas Wings on Thursday because of four injuries and one suspension.
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Trump, who has sought to forge closer ties with Riyadh, has pledged to veto the resolutions of disapproval that passed the Democratic-led House largely along party lines.
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Democrats hold two Trump Cabinet officials in contempt of Congress, the first such action since they seized control of the House.
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Voters will see 19 of the 20 candidates who appeared in the last Democratic presidential debate.
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The House rejects a vote on articles of impeachment a day after condemning Trump’s tweets as racist.
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Accompanied by some of Puerto Rico’s most famous performers, thousands of people marched to the governor’s residence in San Juan on Wednesday chanting demands for Gov.
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Sudan’s pro-democracy movement and the ruling military council signed a document Wednesday that outlines a power-sharing deal.
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Pakistan’s arrest of Hafiz Muhammad Saeed was widely seen as an attempt to smooth the way for Prime Minister Imran Khan’s visit to Washington.
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The 62-year-old drug lord was brought to the U.S. to stand trial after he twice broke out of Mexican prisons.
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Pollinators play an important role in our ecosystem. Here’s how to care for them while getting rid of the predators in your garden, like dreaded stink bugs.
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What’s happening in health and wellness right now.
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West Adams may not be an Instagrammable L.A. hot spot by most influencers’ standards — and that’s exactly why it’s so charming.
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Talk about star power. Mt. Wilson has an amazing history. Up here, astronomers first measured the Milky Way and discovered the universe was expanding. Go see the distant stars for yourself and expand your universe as well.
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People raise fears on Twitter and other social media sites that on iPhones, FaceApp would be able to see and upload all your photos. That’s not actually true
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Several rollbacks sought by the industry are already approved or pending approval by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, largely with little input from the general public.
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EBay Inc. bowed to pressure from activist investors, saying it is reviewing the role and value of its StubHub and Classifieds businesses “to determine the best path forward to maximize shareholder value.”
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Netflix delivered a shock by reporting a drop in U.S. subscribers and much slower growth overseas, a sign it’s losing momentum just as a competitors prepare to pounce.
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Eat tacos and Japanese food, watch film premieres and concerts, or get active with hiking and boogie boarding at Southern California events.
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Discount cruises to Mexico with AdventureSmith Explorations
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The Rhone River city in the Provence region snagged the top honor in Cruise Critic’s annual destination popularity contest.
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Massive snow seemed destined to keep the Sierra resort open into deepest summer, but it will miss the record for longest season.
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