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Trump kicks off a new campaign reprising his old themes

The polarizing message is the same as in 2016 — a mix of grievance, hyperbole and warnings of an invasion of immigrants.

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Costco shooting: Man pushed LAPD officer, but deadly force was excessive, attorney says
Costco shooting: Man pushed LAPD officer, but deadly force was excessive, attorney says
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Southern California cities cite ‘chaos’ in rejecting state push for more housing
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Cancer patient says UCLA gynecologist sexually assaulted her, faults university inaction

A cancer patient says Dr. James Heaps sexually assaulted her during her two years of treatment. She has sued him and UCLA.

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A ‘tanker war’ with Iran would be more complicated than the 1980s version
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Newsom apologizes for California’s history of violence against Native Americans

The governor is expected to offer an in-person apology at a blessing ceremony at the site of the future California Indian Heritage Center in West Sacramento.

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L.A. County to pay $7-million settlement in fatal shooting involving tattooed deputy group
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In a tiny California town ravaged by fire, a muralist finds a calling — and notoriety

After the deadly Camp fire, artist Shane Grammer believed he'd been called to the town of Paradise — where ruins were his canvas and hope was his message.

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The California lottery, public schools and the mystery of the ‘missing’ money
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Lakers remain a thriving financial ‘gold mine’ in competitive L.A. sports market
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NBA mock draft 2019 results: Reporters make their first-round picks
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A Russian model was poised for her big break in ‘Anna.’ Then the film got stuck in #MeToo limbo
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