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Where do cops eat? In Hollywood, a lunch break isn’t much of one at all

Cops, robbers and tacos: How L.A. police officers eat when they’re on patrol.

Parents vote on removing Michael Jackson’s name from L.A. school auditorium

By Howard Blume

Tesla is back to losing money as revenue, cash and other key numbers tumble

By Russ Mitchell

Judges appear skeptical of Trump’s plan to force asylum seekers to wait in Mexico

The administration argues its policy will weed out weak asylum cases and ease a backlog of 800,000 immigration cases awaiting decision.

Why Democrats shouldn’t impeach Trump — yet

At least for now, Democrats are acting smart.

By Doyle McManus

• Trump says he’d go to Supreme Court over impeachment — but that’s not how it works

Rep. Katie Hill has Nancy Pelosi’s favor, but will that do her any favors?

By Sarah D. Wire

Women of color push 2020 Democrats to recognize their importance

By Melanie Mason

Luke Walton’s attorney says his client’s innocence will be ‘proven in court’

NRA sues city of L.A. over its new contract disclosure law

Appellate court delays decision on release of Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten

R. Kelly loses lawsuit in sex abuse case after failing to appear in court

Another Grand Canyon visitor dies in fall from edge

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Metro says it painted over graffiti. It covered a historic L.A. mural in the process

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority has admitted it was responsible for the whitewashing of Judy Baca’s historic Olympic mural in downtown L.A.

By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

Damian Lillard has a fitting response to Paul George’s ‘bad shot’ comment

Hasan Minhaj calls out Jared Kushner at Time 100 gala over link to Saudi prince

Holy cow! California may get rid of single-family zoning

By Kerry Cavanaugh

No screen time for babies and only an hour a day for kids under age 5, WHO advises

The real climate change controversy: Whether to engineer the planet in order to fix it

The real climate change controversy: Whether to engineer the planet in order to fix it

Infertility is hard to talk about. How the internet makes it harder — and easier

Infertility is hard to talk about. How the internet makes it harder — and easier

Review: At Sonoratown, worship at the altar of flour tortillas and mesquite-grilled beef

By Patricia Escárcega

J.R.R. Tolkien estate says it does ‘not approve of’ upcoming biopic

By Michael Schaub

Former USC linebacker Porter Gustin failed a drug test at NFL combine

By J. Brady McCollough

Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’ brings the Marvel saga to a thrilling, time-twisting conclusion — for now

By Justin Chang

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New Orleans’ Jazz Fest turns 50, an American institution with humble roots

By Randy Lewis

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Around California

As historically black colleges struggle, Bennett College for women fights to stay afloat

As historically black colleges struggle, Bennett College for women fights to stay afloat

Apr 22, 2019

A historic L.A. mural was whitewashed, and the artist is fed up with the lack of respect

A historic L.A. mural was whitewashed, and the artist is fed up with the lack of respect

Apr 19, 2019

The crowd-sourced, social media swarm that is betting Tesla will crash and burn

The crowd-sourced, social media swarm that is betting Tesla will crash and burn

Apr 12, 2019

Avenatti indicted on 36 charges of tax dodging, perjury, theft from clients

Avenatti indicted on 36 charges of tax dodging, perjury, theft from clients

Apr 11, 2019

The Masters’ cellphone ban is a tradition unlike any other: ‘Wonderful, isn’t it?’

The Masters’ cellphone ban is a tradition unlike any other: ‘Wonderful, isn’t it?’

Apr 10, 2019

One of California’s last black enclaves threatened by Inglewood’s stadium deal

One of California’s last black enclaves threatened by Inglewood’s stadium deal

Apr 10, 2019

One house is still parked next to Augusta National despite club’s attempts to buy it

One house is still parked next to Augusta National despite club’s attempts to buy it

Apr 8, 2019

Is Mexico City the PDA capital of the world?

Is Mexico City the PDA capital of the world?

Apr 8, 2019

Nipsey Hussle’s brother found him dying. These are his final moments

Nipsey Hussle’s brother found him dying. These are his final moments

Apr 4, 2019

An unhappy Marriott rewards points customer is leading a revolt

An unhappy Marriott rewards points customer is leading a revolt

Apr 4, 2019

Before his death in South L.A., Nipsey Hussle was trying to buy back his ’hood

Before his death in South L.A., Nipsey Hussle was trying to buy back his ’hood

Apr 2, 2019

The bizarre story of the L.A. dad who exposed the college admissions scandal

The bizarre story of the L.A. dad who exposed the college admissions scandal

Mar 31, 2019

What’s behind all those executive orders Trump loves to sign? Not much

What’s behind all those executive orders Trump loves to sign? Not much

Mar 27, 2019

Michael Avenatti’s life of luxury hangs by a thread as IRS comes calling

Michael Avenatti’s life of luxury hangs by a thread as IRS comes calling

Mar 27, 2019

The ending of ‘Us’: Jordan Peele on who the real villains are

The ending of ‘Us’: Jordan Peele on who the real villains are

Mar 25, 2019

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Review: Netflix’s haunted horror show ‘Chambers’ may be Uma Thurman’s ‘Stranger Things’

By Robert Lloyd

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- Boxing & MMA
Gennady Golovkin splits with longtime trainer Abel Sanchez

By Lance Pugmire

14m

- Politics
Women of color push 2020 Democrats to recognize their importance

By Melanie Mason

49m

Why Democrats shouldn’t impeach Trump — yet

4:00 AM
Rep. Katie Hill has Nancy Pelosi’s favor, but will that do her any favors?

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Beto O’Rourke opens his California campaign Saturday in Los Angeles

Apr 23, 2019
Law enforcement loses a round in legislative fight over police use of deadly force

Apr 23, 2019
California housing bill could have ‘far-reaching effects’ in Los Angeles, report says

Apr 23, 2019

- Nation
Iranian diplomat makes public a prisoner swap offer to U.S.

By Associated Press

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- Opinion
Holy cow! California may get rid of single-family zoning

By Kerry Cavanaugh

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- Business
Stocks edge down from record highs

By Associated Press

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On Amtrak, you and 3 pals can save as much as 35% traveling together

By Catharine Hamm

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J.R.R. Tolkien estate says it does 'not approve of' upcoming biopic

By Michael Schaub

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