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Coroner’s officials have finished removing the remains of victims from the Calabasas hillside where Kobe Bryant’s helicopter went down
O’Neal, who won three consecutive NBA titles with the Lakers playing alongside Bryant, said he couldn’t imagine anything like Bryant dying.
Nine people, including Kobe Bryant, were killed when a helicopter crashed and burst into flames in Calabasas.
Two days after the death of Orange Coast College coach John Altobelli, the Pirates took the field for the first time in 28 years without Altobelli.
Kobe Bryant had a strong pre-draft workout for the Clippers in 1996. But coach Bill Fitch told Bryant they didn’t want to subject him to the organization’s woes.
In their final arguments, lawyers broadly dismissed the elephant in the Senate chamber: a reported firsthand account from John Bolton.
Dershowitz says he hasn’t yet discussed his legal fees for defending Trump. The bigger question is who will pay Trump’s lawyers.
“If John Bolton says that in the book I believe John Bolton,” Kelly reportedly said at a lecture in Sarasota, Fla. “Every single time I was with him ... he always gave the president the unvarnished truth.”
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Patt Morrison talks with Richard Hasen, an American legal scholar and expert in legislation, election law and campaign finance.
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Kobe Bryant will be remembered for his NBA achievements, but was also a rare sports dad who encouraged his daughter Gianna to claim his legacy.
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Curt Hagman, chairman of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors, said in a video news release that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told local officials that the flight will be diverted to the base “for the logistics that they have.”
Scientists show how one dramatic shift in the marine ecosystem could topple a domino of problems across California.
As Trump prepares to unveil a plan to ease the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is indicted at home for alleging accepting millions of dollars in bribes.
A bill introduced in California this week proposes charging all teenagers as juveniles, up to age 20
L.A. officials are pressing forward with a new strategy that could thwart plans to turn Westside apartments into condominiums, in an effort to protect renters from eviction.
The Pentagon has raised to 50 the number of U.S. service members who suffered traumatic brain injuries in Iran’s missile strike.
In a video posted to his Facebook page and Instagram account, Gallagher called some members of his former platoon ‘cowards’ and included names, photos.
Harvey Weinstein’s trial is moving at a faster pace than predicted, with three more of his accusers expected to testify before the end of the week.
The National Weather Service in Oxnard issued a high wind warning Tuesday that will remain in effect until Thursday afternoon for the Santa Monica Mountains.
With strong support from younger voters, Latinos and liberals, Sanders has become the clear front-runner with state’s primary about five weeks away. Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden trail.
Demjanjuk, an Ohio autoworker whose U.S. citizenship was twice stripped, had steadfastly denied being a Nazi collaborator. He died in Germany in 2012.
The British man whose bogus trades may have contributed to a $1-trillion sell-off in global stock markets during the 2010 ‘flash crash’ will avoid prison because he provided ‘extraordinary cooperation’ to the government in identifying other market cheats.
The International Longshore & Warehouse Union is preparing to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy if a federal judge lets stand a $94-million jury award.
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Katie Sowers, 49ers offensive assistant coach, is the Super Bowl’s first female and openly gay coach.
Ford says everyone is haunted by bad plays, so his offside penalty that cost Chiefs a chance to go to 2019 Super Bowl won’t define him.
Former Duke running back Brittain Brown and ex-Kent State safety Qwuantrezz Knight declare their commitments to UCLA.
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Syrian troops are in full control of a key rebel-held town in the country’s northwest after days of intense fighting and airstrikes that displaced tens of thousands of people, the Syrian army said Wednesday.
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Moving on several fronts toward shoring up support for his reelection bid, President Trump capped off a busy Tuesday by heaping praise on the newest Republican member of Congress and savaging Democrats he said are engaged in “demented hoaxes” like his impeachment trial.
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A speeding bus and auto-rickshaw collided in western India, killing at least 27 people and injuring dozens more, police said Wednesday.
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The Olympic qualifying tournament will mark the first competitive games for new coach Vlatko Andonovski.
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Talking to food writer Jenn Harris about her new show “The Bucket List,” which is devoted to the best fried chicken in Los Angeles and the people who make it.
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Soon before the helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven other people crashed into a Calabasas hillside, the pilot started a steep climb.
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El rastreo del fatídico último vuelo de Kobe Bryant el domingo por la mañana que terminó con un horrible accidente.
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Tracing Kobe Bryant’s fateful last flight Sunday morning that ended with a horrific crash.
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The International Longshore & Warehouse Union is preparing to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy if a federal judge lets stand a $94-million jury award.
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Bernie Sanders leads in the California primary five weeks away, with strong support from younger voters, Latinos and liberals. Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden trail.
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In NBA-loving China, Kobe Bryant became one of the biggest stars.
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A new Florida law requiring felons to pay back fees, fines and restitution before they can vote could block hundreds of thousands from the polls.
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China’s virus war is grim. Silent cities sit in a white winter smog that blots out the sky, as medical teams race into an epidemic.
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The U.S. Geological Survey says a powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake has struck south of Cuba and northwest of Jamaica.
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Sports stars and music makers around the globe wear their hearts on their sleeves — and feet and fingernails — to honor the late Laker and his daughter Gianna.
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Old Hollywood glamour, fantastical fringe and a bellhop in pink help deliver much-needed escapism on music’s biggest night.
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Lizzo, Lil Nas X, Ariana Grande and Gwen Stefani changed into multiple intriguing looks during a long and busy day at the Grammys in downtown Los Angeles.
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Here’s our take of the standout looks at the Grammys. Do you agree?
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A Washington Post reporter who had been placed on administrative leave after she tweeted a link to a story about a 2003 rape allegation against Kobe Bryant has been cleared to return to work
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Stocks closed broadly higher Tuesday, reversing the market’s losses from a sharp sell-off the day before.
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The news about the coffee chain’s most important growth market cast gloom over what otherwise would have been an upbeat earnings report.
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The coronavirus outbreak could begin to affect global travel and tourism.
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Long admired for their electric glow, the casinos, hotels and other attractions of Las Vegas have largely turned to the brighter lights and lesser costs of LED technology. Neon? There’s a museum for that.
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A cave with emerald water. A ghost town that once was submerged. A gold mine tour. A desert winery. Sure, it’s all fun and games in Vegas, but day trips promise a change of pace.
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A roundup of new hotels, name changes and renovations coming to Las Vegas in the year ahead, along with a few other key visitor attractions.
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Pack a camera and a zoom lens to capture the glory of the glow at Horsetail Fall
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What’s on TV Wednesday, Jan. 29: ‘Super Bowl Greatest Commercials 2020' on CBS; Harry & Meghan
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Ocean Vuong, bestselling author of “On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous,” talks about writing and inspiration with the L.A. Times Book Club.
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This year’s Academy Awards telecast, set for Feb. 9, will note the death of Lakers star Kobe Bryant, who won an Oscar in 2018 for animated short film.
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Moira Rose is back in the trailer for “The Crows Have Eyes 3,” the long-anticipated movie within the show “Schitt’s Creek,” starring Catherine O’Hara.
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Dramatic video footage of wreckage from Kobe Bryant helicopter crash released by NTSB
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Residents and officials fear more bluff erosion in Del Mar could damage a key rail line. About $10 million in repairs and construction will start in February.
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An Anaheim man was arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide after police say he shot a Garden Grove resident he was involved with.
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Among the impediments as investigators seek to determine the cause of the crash are the wide debris field and the lack of a black box recording.
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Simona Halep beat Anett Kontaveit in only 53 minutes and will play Garbine Muguruza in the women’s semifinals.
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It was another night of high school basketball on Tuesday and another opportunity for players, coaches and fans to honor Kobe Bryant.
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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome nearly ended Coco Vandeweghe’s tennis career, but she’s getting her game back in order.
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After his Lakers career, Kobe Bryant became a huge advocate for women’s basketball. His passion for the game was considered genuine.
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New spending and the repeal of taxes used to help finance the Affordable Care Act deepened the U.S. deficit. Trillion-dollar deficits are likely for a while.
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The chairman of Harvard’s chemistry department is accused of hiding his involvement in efforts to recruit people to pass research to China.
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Trump’s lawyers laid the groundwork for invoking executive privilege to block potentially damaging public testimony from witnesses like John Bolton.
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PG&E and Edison could be required to reimburse customers for financial losses from power outages to prevent wildfires under a proposal in the California Legislature.
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