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As little as five minutes of quiet can be restorative, but where can you be alone amid the roughly 25 million people in Southern California?
UCLA scores 50 second-half points to rally past No. 19 Washington State, 67-63, overcoming nine touchdown passes by the Cougars’ Anthony Gordon.
The Black Keys made tickets to their Wiltern show nontransferable to third-party vendors, leaving fans who bought tickets from sites such as StubHub turned away at the doors.
Bald eagles are choosing to nest close to human activity, but no one knows why.
Giovanni Bolla’s tiramisu is helping him pay his rent, thanks to his daughter’s social media campaign
Records indicate the bus, carrying Chinese tourists, is based in Monterey Park; it crashed near Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park.
Cory Booker’s campaign manager says the New Jersey senator might soon quit the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Hurricane Lorena was expected to approach the northwestern coast of mainland Mexico late Saturday and Sunday.
Thirteen Camp Pendleton-based Marines detained in a human smuggling probe in July are facing a variety of related charges under military law, the 1st Marine Division said Friday.
Publication of the official results of Israel’s Tuesday election, three days after balloting ended, did little to challenge the idea that Israel is a hopelessly deadlocked country.
Barron Hilton founded the L.A. Chargers, though the team soon left for San Diego
Daniel Morris’ record of dishonesty illustrates the type of important evidence about law enforcement misconduct that was long kept secret in California.
Amazon workers have spent this year urging CEO Jeff Bezos take more urgent steps on climate change. They’re a key reason Amazon’s environmental footprint is under scrutiny.
Swimming pools are now part of the sharing economy. Rent out a homeowner’s spot for a party or just use it as a place to cool off.
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Odell Beckham’s reputation as a game-breaker has served the Cleveland Browns well this season, and the Rams’ secondary knows it needs to stop him.
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Walker Buehler has an uneven start and the Dodgers’ hitters struggle to generate momentum in a 4-2 loss to the Colorado Rockies.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored the opening goal and set up Uriel Antuna’s game-winner in the LA Galaxy’s 2-1 victory over the Montreal Impact.
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President Trump’s lawsuit to block subpoenas seeking financial records is doomed to fail.
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Many striking GM workers voted for Trump over Clinton. Remember that when you hear pundits say Sanders and Warren aren’t electable.
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The most direct way to limit price increases of prescription drugs is to cap them. Top Republicans and Democrats are now backing bills to do so. Trump may be on board.
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Active shooter response training teaches various options for dealing with a potential mass shooting, from hiding to taking down the gunman.
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Democratic donor Ed Buck’s arrest, long sought by activists, sparks questions of why the process took so long.
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After more than a decade, why is Britney Spears still under a court-approved conservatorship, which leaves decisions involving her estate and everyday life to others?More Coverage
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The pleasure and pain points converge in the annual evaluation of your summer moments.
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A-ha’s MTV classic is nearing 1 billion YouTube views and is a cash cow for its creators. But “Take on Me’s” origin story is as tricky as its multi-octave chorus.
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Covering a trivia contest is fun, but also a reminder that MLB needs to diversify its fan base.
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Each year the Society for American Baseball Research holds a contest that’s part bar exam, part National Spelling Bee.
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Try answering some of the questions posed in the annual trivia contest held by the Society for American Baseball Research.
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Facing long odds after losing their starting quarterback to injury, USC fought on to take an improbable 30-23 victory over No. 10 Utah.
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Giovanni Bolla’s tiramisu is helping him pay his rent, thanks to his daughter’s social media campaign
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The Black Keys made tickets to their Wiltern show nontransferable to third-party vendors, leaving fans who bought tickets from sites such as StubHub turned away at the doors.
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The actors caught up and celebrated at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills ahead of Sunday’s Emmys telecast.
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Brave New Films is looking to cyberspace to find audiences for its new documentary on voter suppression ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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The week’s essential art news, including ups and downs at L.A. Opera and the L.A. Phil, actor Bill Irwin’s Beckett obsession, and L.A.'s new dance festivals.
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‘Letters From Hollywood’ assembles private missives from Frank Sinatra, Jane Fonda, John Wayne, Katharine Hepburn, Tom Hanks, Alfred Hitchcock and more.
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Chinese Embassy officials on Saturday said they had dispatched staffers to assist victims of a tour bus crash near Bryce Canyon National Park in southern Utah that killed four people and left 27 others on board critically injured.
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A magnitude 3.2 earthquake 11 miles from Ridgecrest, Calif., was recorded Saturday at 8:19 a.m. PDT, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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A look at California stories from the last week, including Trump’s visit to Los Angeles and San Francisco
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California Resources Corp. owes Seal Beach more than $9 million, according to the city. Officials say CRC needs a local business license for the company’s slant drilling operation. The oil company strongly denies that assertion.
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Affluent Bishop Diego families host football players from inner-city Chicago Hope.
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California gets a game-saving tackle at the one-yard line on the final play to defeat Mississippi; No. 16 Oregon beats Stanford.
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High school football scores from Saturday, Sept. 21, and before.
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Carlos Vela scores on a penalty kick in the 93rd minute in a 1-1 draw with Toronto FC.
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Seventeen presidential candidates and more than 10,000 people attended the Polk County Steak Fry in Des Moines. The gathering is one of a number of events in the Iowa caucus season that have grown from folksy roots to marquee campaign events.
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The Vermont senator proposed revising a 2005 bankruptcy law to let people with high bills use the courts to seek relief, and eliminate the means-testing requirement to file for protection from creditors.
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The modest response, announced after the White House added new sanctions to Iran’s Central Bank, reflects an attempt to keep mounting tensions from escalating into war.
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House Democrats are demanding the release of a whistleblower complaint that reportedly accuses President Trump of making an improper promise to a foreign leader involving Ukraine. Trump has urged an investigation into Joe Biden.
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Two men were shot and killed, four injured victims were airlifted to medical facilities for treatment, and four other people were treated at local facilities.
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Greta Thunberg and other young activists visit the United Nations to urge Secretary-General Antonio Guterres into action against climate change.
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A man was found dead in his stranded truck near Beaumont, bringing the death toll to five after Tropical Storm Imelda flooded southeast Texas and parts of Louisiana.
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The scandal over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s brownface photos raises questions about the authenticity of his commitment to identity politics and threatens to disrupt his election chances.
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I can’t help but think that cancer — this horrible disease — is what brought us together.
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Special Projects, founded by two former magazine editors, is part of a new generation of event planners that is shaking up the celebrity PR scene.
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The family-friendly streets of Painter and Greenleaf are lined with towering, deciduous trees that might feel foreign in Greater Los Angeles County but are right at home here.
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Dumpster diving is, for some, a self-perpetuating way of life. It’s about being self-reliant, yes, but it’s being mindful of how waste affects the environment.
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Kirsten Dunst has sold her Toluca Lake home to actress Annie Potts. Also: “Grey’s Anatomy” star Kevin McKidd is selling his longtime Hollywood Hills home, and mega-producer Shonda Rhimes finds a buyer for her Hancock Park estate.
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Prolific TV producer-showrunner Shonda Rhimes is among those making a killing in luxury housing. Other far-flung deals include those by muscleman Lou “The Hulk” Ferrigno and tennis star Andy Roddick.
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The actor and dancer has turned her bedroom into a calming space to escape stress and decompress — until her sons start jumping on the bed.
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In the Bird Streets, a sophisticated contemporary home features a curved roofline and panoramic views of downtown L.A.
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The problems plaguing the City by the Bay detract from its allure, plus an Amtrak rider complains, and the story on passes that can save you money left out a great deal for seniors.
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Baggage Nanny has kiosks at the airport where you can drop off your bags until you need them.
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Sierra storm first frosts Lake Tahoe, then swings down to leave a Thursday dusting in Mammoth Lakes. Can ski season be far behind? No, it’s just seven weeks away.
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Is the Italian flavor of North Beach ebbing? This and how to stay at the real “Downton Abbey,” and where you’ll find its equally amazing polar opposite (Texas). Plus a toilet heist.
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