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• Opinion: Kamala Harris wants to ‘prosecute the case’ against Trump. What does that mean?

Democrats’ presidential hopefuls jockey to outdo one another with pre-debate promises

Candidates are stepping up their policy promises — some of which come with a huge price tag — in a bid to get attention.

By Evan Halper and Janet Hook

Eliminating student debt would be a terrific economic stimulus program

By Michael Hiltzik

• Bernie Sanders’ student loan plan: tax Wall Street

Mayor Eric Garcetti projects $1-billion profit for 2028 L.A. Olympics

Mayor Eric Garcetti projects $1-billion profit for 2028 L.A. Olympics

By Bill Shaikin

Costco shooting: Wounded parents learn their son is dead. ‘They are devastated’

• Shoppers at a Costco in Corona struggle with deadly shooting

Costco shooting: Wounded parents learn their son is dead. ‘They are devastated’

By Richard Winton

Famed snowboarder gunned down in L.A. His killer went on to shoot a cop, police say

Famed snowboarder gunned down in L.A. His killer went on to shoot a cop, police say

By James Queally

Jury recommends death for man convicted in McStay family murders

By Alene Tchekmedyian

Supreme Court rules in favor of L.A. clothing maker’s ‘scandalous’ trademarks

Supreme Court rules in favor of L.A. clothing maker’s ‘scandalous’ trademarks

By David G. Savage

Casa Libre: State officials step up enforcement against L.A. group home for migrant children

By Paloma Esquivel and Cindy Carcamo

Oregon has too much cannabis. Laws may help the state manage its surplus

By Suhauna Hussain

Migrant woman and 3 children found dead in Rio Grande in Texas

Lawsuit alleging workplace affair by Councilman Jose Huizar can proceed, judge says

‘We’re missing one, but we gained one from above.’ Slain sheriff's deputy honored at funeral

How will Turkey’s authoritarian president react to opposition’s big win in Istanbul mayoral race?

CEO of huge L.A. County pension fund ousted amid tensions and questions

Chilling body cam video details shooting of Sacramento police Officer Tara O’Sullivan

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Bill Cosby’s wife hasn’t visited him in prison — and that’s how he wants it

The disgraced comic's spokesman says Cosby has received private messages of support from longtime friends Spike Lee and Quincy Jones.

By Christie D'Zurilla

Generic-drug makers colluded to inflate prices, lawsuit says

Generic-drug makers colluded to inflate prices, lawsuit says

Treasury watchdog to investigate delay of Harriet Tubman $20 bill

A Mueller Report graphic novel will be released by San Diego publisher

By Michael Schaub

• Mueller report as theater: John Lithgow to portray Trump in new play

Pamela Anderson opens up about Julian Assange, veganism and #MeToo

By Susan Hornik

Got a confidential tip? We want to hear it

Women’s World Cup recap: Megan Rapinoe lifts U.S. to a 2-1 win over Spain

Women’s World Cup recap: Megan Rapinoe lifts U.S. to a 2-1 win over Spain

L.A. doesn’t pay to build sports stadiums, but billions are generated from them anyway

Review: HBO’s ‘Years and Years’ finds entertaining family drama in the dystopian near-future

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Tacos 1986 opens in DTLA; Goat Mafia drops in on Echo Park

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Around California

Life on Mars gets a test run in the Utah desert

Life on Mars gets a test run in the Utah desert

Jun 23, 2019

Nipsey Hussle’s death unified Crips and Bloods in grief. Now, peace talks carry on his call

Nipsey Hussle’s death unified Crips and Bloods in grief. Now, peace talks carry on his call

Jun 23, 2019

Is this 70-year-old marathon runner from East L.A. a record setter or a cheater?

Is this 70-year-old marathon runner from East L.A. a record setter or a cheater?

Jun 21, 2019

For Santa Anita’s low-paid workers, horse deaths bring pain and fears about the future

For Santa Anita’s low-paid workers, horse deaths bring pain and fears about the future

Jun 20, 2019

A swarm of 1,000 earthquakes hit Southern California — how nervous should we be?

A swarm of 1,000 earthquakes hit Southern California — how nervous should we be?

Jun 19, 2019

A Russian model was poised for her big break in ‘Anna.’ Then the film got stuck in #MeToo limbo

A Russian model was poised for her big break in ‘Anna.’ Then the film got stuck in #MeToo limbo

Jun 18, 2019

The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door

The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door

Jun 15, 2019

The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?

The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?

Jun 13, 2019

The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self

The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self

Jun 11, 2019

For many black voters, 2020 isn’t about pride or making history. It’s about beating Trump

For many black voters, 2020 isn’t about pride or making history. It’s about beating Trump

Jun 9, 2019

In Trump’s trade war with China, L.A. ports are ground zero

In Trump’s trade war with China, L.A. ports are ground zero

Jun 9, 2019

Online degrees made USC the world’s biggest social work school. Then things went terribly wrong

Online degrees made USC the world’s biggest social work school. Then things went terribly wrong

Jun 6, 2019

On Catalina Island, one of L.A.’s unofficial ‘food deserts’ parties over a humble Vons

On Catalina Island, one of L.A.’s unofficial ‘food deserts’ parties over a humble Vons

Jun 4, 2019

Without memories of 1989, Chinese activists of a new generation struggle for social change

Without memories of 1989, Chinese activists of a new generation struggle for social change

Jun 3, 2019

At this L.A. supper club, refugees share food and memories of the lives they left behind

At this L.A. supper club, refugees share food and memories of the lives they left behind

May 31, 2019

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- Entertainment
Police release hundreds of files from Jussie Smollett investigation

By Associated Press

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- Rams
Rams to open training camp for 2019 season on Aug. 27

By Gary Klein

17m

- Politics
Supreme Court rules L.A. clothing maker can trademark ‘scandalous’ brand name

By David G. Savage

3h

- World
How will Turkey’s authoritarian president react to opposition’s big win in Istanbul mayoral race?

By Umar Farooq and Laura King

1h

- Opinion
Kamala Harris wants to ‘prosecute the case’ against Trump. What does that mean?

By Michael McGough

1h

- Business
Raise our taxes, please! Some wealthy Americans are asking to pay more

By Laurence Darmiento

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- Travel
Myths, facts and gray areas that will complicate your Cuba travel plans

By Catharine Hamm

7:30 AM

4 cheap trips in the U.S. to take this summer

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TWA Hotel at JFK airport feels straight out of the '60s

Jun 23, 2019
Wimbledon is the ultimate pilgrimage for tennis fans and those who love tradition

Jun 23, 2019
Time is your best defense against airport congestion this summer

Jun 23, 2019
Las Vegas: 5 things you can do in summer

Jun 21, 2019

CALIFORNIA LIFE & STYLE

- Q&A
Pamela Anderson opens up about Julian Assange, veganism and #MeToo

By Susan Hornik

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Tacos 1986 opens in DTLA; Goat Mafia drops in on Echo Park

4h
A Mueller Report graphic novel will be released by San Diego publisher

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Judith Krantz, the romance novelist with more than 80 million copies in print, dies at 91

Jun 23, 2019
How we’re getting ready for summer

Jun 22, 2019
A romance that began on a plane didn’t survive the landing

Jun 22, 2019

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