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Subscriber exclusive: Times Food critics Bill Addison and Patricia Escárcega compiled a list of 101 places to eat in L.A. Their top picks include familiar names and brand-new entrants.
L.A. County is home to more than 30 library systems, with a growing number of patrons signing up for multiple cards to borrow digital books. But Macmillan Publishers is tightening the rules.
She will become the world’s youngest sitting head of government.
The latest outbreak of E. coli contamination sickened eight people in upper-Midwest states and 16 in Canada.
Karen Littlefair acknowledged paying consultant William “Rick” Singer $9,000 for an employee to take online courses for her son, a Georgetown student. She will plead guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
The Democrats are widely expected to accuse Trump of abuse of power and attempting to obstruct congressional investigations.
The report describes numerous errors by the FBI but uncovers no evidence that the mistakes were influenced by political bias.
Buttigieg and Warren tangle over secrets in their past
Dropping out early, she helped her vice presidential prospects and reelection chances
“The Irishman,” “Rocketman,” “The Two Popes” and other male-driven movies beat out “Little Women,” “Hustlers,” “Booksmart” and more in Golden Globe nominations. But what else is new?
Chicago rapper Juice Wrld suffered convulsions and went into cardiac arrest as police and federal agents were searching his and his entourage’s luggage for guns and drugs at a private hangar at Midway Airport over the weekend, according to police.
Paul George had 36 points for the Clippers in a victory over his former Pacers team on Monday in Indiana.
Merriam-Webster has declared “they” its word of the year based on a 313% increase in look-ups on the company’s search site.
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It came as a bittersweet surprise to biologists and government agencies monitoring the steadily shrinking Salton Sea’s slide toward death by choking dust storms and salt. -
Disneyland Resort workers filed a lawsuit saying the resort in Anaheim has failed to pay its workers a living wage.
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Verve is the first Hollywood entity to publicly recognize issues affecting its assistants and to respond with concrete measures.
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As a legal scholar who testified before Congress last week, I still have misgivings.
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Across the country, people are resigning rather than carry out Trump administration policy. How do we decide when enough is enough?
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Congress wouldn’t allow Trump to force food stamp restrictions into last year’s farm bill. So he made the changes through executive action.
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New Zealand police said Tuesday they were opening a criminal investigation into the deaths of tourists on a volcanic island where a powerful eruption of ash and scalding steam occurred as dozens of people were exploring the barren landscape.
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The early signing period is the first opportunity for high school senior football prospects to sign a National Letter of Intent, locking in their spot with a college.
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Carson Wentz spearheaded the Philadelphia Eagles’ comeback from a two-touchdown deficit in a 23-17 overtime win over the New York Giants.
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Golden Globes voters maintained a long-standing tradition of making eccentric choices in their TV nominations on Monday.
Cyndi Lauper brings her Home for the Holidays benefit to L.A. for the first time Dec. 10, with special guests from Marilyn Manson to Billy Porter.
We reflect on 10 ways video games impacted entertainment in 2019, be it via the stories they told, where they told them or how they told them.
The chilling trailer for “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” features new faces, including Paul Rudd and Finn Wolfhard, and old voices, such as Bill Murray’s Venkman.
The Guerrillas are one of L.A.’s two teams in the new esports Call of Duty League, which begins play in January.
The Dodgers are pursuing third baseman Anthony Rendon, but the Washington Nationals want to re-sign him even after paying Stephen Strasburg $245 million.
Russian athletes will be allowed to compete in major events only if they are not implicated in positive doping tests or if their data were not manipulated.
Lakers legend Jerry West, in his third season as an advisor to the Clippers, thinks the team rightfully has championship aspirations.
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New Zealand police said Tuesday they were opening a criminal investigation into the deaths of tourists on a volcanic island where a powerful eruption of ash and scalding steam occurred as dozens of people were exploring the barren landscape.
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When she takes the reins of the country, she will become the world’s youngest sitting head of government.
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The Ice Bucket Challenge began in 2014, but when Pete Frates and his family got involved, the phenomenon exploded on social media.
Welcome to the Los Angeles Times’ 2019 holiday gift guide, where our editors and writers are sharing their favorite gifts to give — and receive!
Back in 1992, when Riverside was mostly a pit stop between Los Angeles and Palm Springs, the new owners of the Mission Inn decided to add some holiday decor to the block-size historic hotel.
If you have a plant-related class, garden tour or other event you’d like us to mention, email jeanette.marantos@latimes.com — at least three weeks in advance — and we may include it.
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When a young woman’s body was found at a trash-sorting plant, Anaheim Police Department homicide Det. Julissa Trapp promises the victim’s mother she would find the killer.More Coverage
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When a young woman’s body is found at a trash-sorting plant, Anaheim homicide Det. Julissa Trapp embarks on a relentless quest for answers.
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At a serial killer’s trial, a Times reporter met the homicide detective at the center of the case — and found a story of tenacious policework and obsession.
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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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Expertos aseguraban que la corona se iría a Asia, pero se equivocaron... Miss Sudáfrica, Zozibini Tunzi se llevó la corona dejando como primera finalista a Miss Puerto Rico, Madison Anderson. Sudáfrica, México y Puerto Rico fueron los finalistas y las tres mujeres se enfrentaron por la corona en la ceremonia celebrada en Georgia, Atlanta.
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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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Penzeys Spices’ outspoken anti-Trump owner and ads bring delight and shopping orders from liberals, and ire and boycotts from conservatives.
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Throughout Mexico legions of fans remain devoted to the Volkswagen Beetle, or as it’s known, the “vocho.”
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Fascination with the story of Josefa predates the era of #MeToo and modern-day hostility toward anyone and anything Mexican. But in their own way, the residents of Downieville have long debated the role that Josefa’s gender and ethnicity played in her fate.
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Dropping out early, she helped her vice presidential prospects and reelection chances
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L.A. County is home to more than 30 library systems, with a growing number of patrons signing up for multiple cards to borrow digital books. But Macmillan Publishers is tightening the rules.
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The biggest snubs and surprises from the 2020 Golden Globe nominations.
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The U.S. government across three White House administrations misled the public about failures in the Afghanistan war, often suggesting success where it didn’t exist, according to thousands of pages of documents obtained by the Washington Post.
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For decades, the people of Bethlehem have watched tour buses drive up to the Church of the Nativity, disgorge their passengers for a few hours at the traditional birthplace of Jesus, and then return to Israel.
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The two leaders failed to find a compromise to bring an end to the 5-year-old war that has killed 14,000 people.
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The American Civil Liberties Union had challenged the law on behalf of Kentucky’s lone remaining abortion clinic.
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“Harriet” producer Debra Martin Chase says she sees how closely connected the film’s storyline is to the plight of migrants in the U.S. today.
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After months of widowhood — after consoling family and friends had scattered back to their own lives — I decided to give “it” a try. What is “it”? Online dating.
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Americans love Christmas ornaments. The latest trends in tree trimming: Weird, unique and offbeat decorations.
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A subscription to the Los Angeles Times makes a great gift. Here are a few highlights from our online store that will satisfy all the fashion lovers, cup connoisseurs and sports fanatics on your list.
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Stock trading was mostly muted as investors also looked ahead to a busy week of economic reports and a Federal Reserve interest rate policy update.
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SoftBank Group’s Vision Fund is selling back its nearly 50% stake in Wag Labs Inc. as the Los Angeles dog-walking start-up cuts staff.
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The settlement costs more than PG&E initially anticipated, so the utility took a charge of $4.9 billion. The deal still needs approval from Gov. Newsom and the court.
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Munger Bros. LLC, the country’s biggest blueberry producer, has been barred from recruiting foreign agricultural guest workers for three years and will have to pay $3.6 million in back wages as part of a court agreement reached with the U.S. Labor Department.
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New runs, chairlifts and places to eat and sleep will tempt skiers and boarders on the slopes of California and beyond.
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The laid-back ski area is relatively small by Colorado standards but it’s no slouch, with 65 runs and terrain ideal for both beginners and experts.
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I read the article about “juice-jacked” USB ports (“Beware Public USB Ports,” On the Spot, by Catharine Hamm, Dec. 1).
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Here are four spots for post-slope merriment, a.k.a. après ski.
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What’s on TV Tuesday, Dec. 10: ‘black-ish’ on ABC, ‘Ellen’s Greatest Night of Giveaways’ on NBC
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Bong Joon Ho reacts to his first Golden Globes nominations and the fan TikTok he loved most
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“Succession.” “The Crown.” “The Morning Show.” Class issues are alive and wealthy in the 2020 Golden Globes TV nominations.
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Now that CBS and Viacom have been recombined, real estate may be shed to pay for stock buybacks
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Seeking to pressure retailers to accept recyclable containers from consumers, California proposes a $3.6-million penalty against CVS after dozens of its stores declined to redeem cans and bottles.
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Officials are investigating threatening graffiti that was found near Topanga Elementary Charter School on two occasions over the past three weeks.
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Steve Homoki, 30, was arrested on suspicion of possessing assault weapons and a high-capacity magazine; videos show apparent mass-shooting practice in downtown San Diego hotel.
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Three 4- to 6-weeks-old cubs were found by an El Dorado County homeowner. Only one survived, and once he’s strong enough, he’ll be moved to a Texas zoo.
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With elite starters Stephen Strasburg and Zack Wheeler off the market, the Angels must sign Gerrit Cole. The New York Yankees, however, could derail the plan.
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Price scores 18 points in Crespi’s 67-65 win over La Mirada
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GM Billy Eppler said recently he was OK with the Angels’ catching situation, but Joe Maddon made it clear a veteran is needed to guide the staff.
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Players in the Rams’ receiving corps have gotten used to their snap counts fluctuating weekly. It’s all part of coach Sean McVay’s game plan.
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Experts at Stanford and the IRS found that the Obamacare mandate got people to buy insurance, and the insurance reduced death rates
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The WTO’s Appellate Body will become unable to function when the U.S. blocks new judges from being appointed to replace two whose terms are expiring.
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Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo quoted singer Linda Ronstadt at a Kennedy Center Honors reception, but Ronstadt turned the moment into an indictment of Trump.
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Paul A. Volcker was a powerful Fed chairman whose grit and determination helped break the back of inflation in the early 1980s.
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