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Subscriber exclusive: A collection of texts, radio communications, quotes and scenes from the last hours of Bryant’s life before the fatal helicopter crash.
As Black and Latino residents continue to bear the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic, a hospital attempts to reach underserved groups.
It’s the latest in a string of enforcement efforts officials have lodged against Restauration and its owner in recent weeks.
The Alsidnawis came to San Diego in 2016, but they have been separated from son Ahmad for nearly a decade.
The next storm is expected to reach L.A. by Monday morning after the first in a series of winter storms dropped rain and snow in the region.
Florida Sen. Rubio says a Senate trial would be ‘stupid’ and ‘counterproductive.’
White House officials say President Biden will reinstate COVID-19 travel restrictions on non-U.S. travelers from Brazil, Ireland, U.K. and other countries.
The country of 128 million people has received just 766,350 doses of vaccine, all produced by Pfizer-BioNTech.
CBS bought a small Long Island TV station for $55 million. A CBS executive ended up with a membership at an exclusive golf club owned by the seller.
Rare snow in Malibu on Saturday created a buzz, with some drivers so delighted they pulled over to frolic.
In July, So Cal indie label Burger Records shut down after female fans and musicians accused some of bands of sexual misconduct. These are the women’s stories.
Kawhi Leonard finishes with a game-high 34 points for the Clippers, who were hampered by shooting problems and a significant injury in win over Thunder.
Sam Farmer, The Times’ NFL writer, looks at the legacy Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen left in Firebaugh, Calif., while growing up there.
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Distractions and action on social media
From sea shanties and granny squares to the #fufuchallenge, it’s amazing the ways social media can distract us into action. Did you see “Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical”? That event raised more than $2 million for COVID relief. The sea-shanty guy even landed a record deal. Meanwhile others have used social media to track down the mob that broke into the Capitol.
Politicians say they’re concerned about misinformation on Twitter and Facebook, but they’re blowing smoke.
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Larry King, who gained fame with his CNN show “Larry King Live,” died Saturday in Los Angeles. King was hospitalized with COVID-19 earlier this month.
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The promise of hydroponics, aeroponics and aquaponics have made cultivation of crops in controlled environments a growth industry.
Ready to become a farmer? You can do it on a small scale — without soil.
Sweet orange citrus is enhanced by salty feta, celery and Castelvetrano olives in this simple winter salad.
Tomatomania, Southern California’s harbinger of spring gardening for the last 30 years, is back with a traveling show of more than 200 tomato varieties.
Five takeaways from the Lakers’ 101-90 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday night in Chicago.
Results and highlights from UFC 257, featuring Dustin Poirier’s victory over Conor McGregor by knockout in their lightweight fight on Saturday.
UCLA’s loss to Stanford ended the Bruins’ undefeated run in the Pac-12, and coach Mick Cronin sees no silver lining associated with losing.
George Armstrong, who served as the captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs during the team’s last run of NHL dominance more than 50 years ago, has died.
Biden has abandoned many of Trump’s hard-line immigration policies. But none of the policy changes do much for people fleeing Central America now.
Police departments across the U.S. are reviewing the behavior of dozens of officers in Washington on the day of the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.
A Russian social media celebrity is being deported from Indonesia after he held a party on the resort island of Bali despite coronavirus restrictions.
A Wisconsin judge has modified bail conditions for an 18-year-old Illinois man charged with fatally shooting two people during a protest in Kenosha.
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