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A 1,223-page document, obtained by The Times, details how endangered California salmon could be imperiled by Trump administration changes to state water operations.
More than two dozen California legislators have asked their counterparts in Nevada to discuss stricter gun controls after it was revealed the gun used in the Gilroy Garlic Festival mass shooting was bought legally in that state.
In Los Angeles immigrants are succeeding in ways Trump will never acknowledge.
Bernie Sanders’ presidential ambitions have long been fueled by his appeal to small-dollar donors. But in the 2020 campaign, many of his earlier givers have either stayed on the sidelines or given to his Democratic rivals, notably Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
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Planes have long been a passion of the rich, particularly in Los Angeles. But among Silicon Beach elites, a pilot’s license is seen less as leisure than a program of self-improvement. For engineers, flying is fun with applied math. It’s intellectual exercise in the guise of a sport.
The Department of Homeland Security is moving to end a long-standing federal court agreement that limits how long immigrant children can be kept in detention.
LAUSD will regain full control over programs for students with disabilities after decades of costly outside supervision.
Trump announced his decision by tweet after Denmark’s prime minister dismissed the notion of selling Greenland to the U.S. as “an absurd discussion.”
When a ransomware attack hit Keene, Texas, no one noticed.
The Air Force’s next-gen stealth bomber is taking shape at Northrop’s Palmdale campus. The new plane will be based on the B-2 bomber, now 30 years old.
Detectives have not yet determined a cause of death.
Some legal experts and Matthew Modine’s main rival for SAG-AFTRA president say his use of videos produced by the New York Film Academy runs afoul of federal labor law.
One researcher called a pledge from nearly 200 CEOs to be more sensitive to others “a clear and pretty heavy-handed attempt” to obscure reality.
Earthquake early-warning systems will be installed or strengthened in Lake Tahoe, Death Valley and Mammoth.
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After listing for $1 billion last year, a 157-acre Beverly Hills property called the Mountain has sold at foreclosure auction for $100,000 to the estate of Herbalife founder Mark Hughes, the property’s previous owner.
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A broad coalition of educators and student groups is defending California’s draft ethnic studies curriculum.
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Hefty new fines give California Fish and Wildlife wardens a powerful tool to enforce rules in marine protected areas
ABC canceled “The Kids Are Alright,” its anti-sentimental sitcom, in May. But star Mary McCormack still hopes to keep it alive.
For Laura Karpman’s “All American” at the Hollywood Bowl, percussion instruments will be replaced with sheet pans and pots, a reminder that women who wanted to write music often were told to stay in the kitchen.
Taylor Swift’s last four albums have each sold more than 1 million copies in the first week, but “Lover,” due Friday, is predicted to do considerably fewer.
Clayton Kershaw passes Sandy Koufax on the Dodgers’ all-time wins list and benefits from a deluge of offense in a 16-3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.
Sophomore JT Daniels is chosen by USC coach Clay Helton to be the Trojans’ starter at quarterback. Daniels started 11 games last season.
Clippers superstar Kawhi Leonard understands the realities children and families are facing as the new school year begins, LZ Granderson writes.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers are getting closer Kenley Jansen ready for the playoffs by not pitching him in certain save situations over the next six weeks.
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Delicious bites, drinks, chef demos, music and more are in store at this weekend-long food festival.
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A California bill could limit the local damage caused by U.S. gutting of the Endangered Species Act. So what are we waiting for?
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Illegitimacy only emboldens the followers of a charismatic leader. It worked for Epstein and it’s working for autocrats around the globe.
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Like it or not, immigrant detainees are on American soil. It endangers the health of everyone, no matter their legal status, to allow a flu to thrive.
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En el Armory Center for the Arts de Pasadena, las fotografías y lo efímero documentan la búsqueda de un club para ofrecer un espacio libre.
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Portland planea una fuerte presencia de las fuerzas de seguridad en una manifestación el sábado por grupos nacionalistas y supremacistas blancos. Rose City Antifa y otros se opondrán.
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Los marines dicen que las investigaciones están en curso y se niegan a dar a conocer detalles sobre el caso.
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In a small town, it can be hard to be any kind of different. But sometimes a person can be so much a part of the fabric of life that he sets his own rules.
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Mike Denering’s brushstrokes are everywhere as one of Hollywood’s last scenic painters. He’s tried to retire, but the movies keep drawing him back.
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Sometimes reporting a story is like shaking a tree: You rattle one branch and an entirely different limb swings into view.
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A 1,223-page document, obtained by The Times, details how endangered California salmon could be imperiled by Trump administration changes to state water operations.
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Planes have long been a passion of the rich, particularly in Los Angeles. But among Silicon Beach elites, a pilot’s license is seen less as leisure than a program of self-improvement. For engineers, flying is fun with applied math. It’s intellectual exercise in the guise of a sport.
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A broad coalition of educators and student groups is defending California’s draft ethnic studies curriculum.
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A cluster of end-of-summer movies will try to squeeze in after Disney’s lineup cleaned up.
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Niecy Nash spoke with the mother of the wrongfully imprisoned Korey Wise before playing her in “When They See Us.” “Her love and pain were baked into the performance”
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A singer and classically trained cellist, Kelsy Lu has gained steady traction in recent years for her ethereal and haunting twist on pop.
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The breaking off of talks between Disney and Sony Pictures means Spider-Man will not appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe going forward.
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New research shows that the vast majority of earthquakes we feel come soon after smaller ones.
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Hundreds of law enforcement colleagues join family and friends Tuesday in mourning a California Highway Patrol motorcycle officer who was gunned down during a traffic stop.
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A 400-pound security robot that was knocked over by a vandal last month in Hayward may have taken a photo of its attacker.
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Authorities have charged Richard Pyle with murder in the 1991 disappearance of his then-live-in girlfriend, Tracy Zandstra.
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Huskies coach discusses how he keeps his team competitive year after year
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Sierra Canyon kicker Josh Bryan has shaken off a miss in a state championship bowl game to become a reliable weapon for the Trailblazers.
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Hello, my name is John Cherwa and welcome back to our horse racing newsletter as we ponder fewer racing dates in 2020.
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The USC Trojans finally chose their quarterback for the upcoming season, and it really was a competition with all the suspense of that episode of “Columbo” you’ve seen 50 times. The winner: JT Daniels.
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Democrats are in a panic about Biden’s gaffes. They shouldn’t be — not yet, anyway. Biden often says things in an inartful way. That’s why there’s only one remedy for the wobbling Biden campaign: He’s got to charge straight into danger — and own it.
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Trump’s comments came amid his ongoing feud with Democratic congresswomen Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, both Muslim.
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Fearful of upsetting hardcore supporters while running for reelection, President Trump has backed away from new restrictions on gun sales while echoing the talking points of pro-gun activists.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom accused President Trump of trying to scuttle California’s strict car emissions standards to help the oil industry, calling it a “pathetic” decision that was disguised as a way to assist automobile manufacturers.
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President Trump appeared open to gun sales restrictions following three mass shootings.
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Turkey plans to censor Netflix and other media services to block images of drug use, nudity and other material considered immoral. But free speech advocates say the real target of the rules is political criticism that has all but disappeared from traditional media.
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The death toll has risen in a Kabul suicide bombing claimed by Islamic State, as a U.S. envoy prepares to resume talks with the Taliban.
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China says a staffer at the British consulate in Hong Kong has been given 15 days of administrative detention in the Chinese city of Shenzhen.
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Looking to level up your fitness? Go inside a few of the newest wellness hot spots in and around Los Angeles:
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Political activist David Mixner received GMCLA’s Lifetime Legend Award on Friday evening.
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He walked me to the car that night, and asked if he could get in and talk. Here it comes, I thought, and braced myself for the “just friends” speech.
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The slimy okra pod works wonders in creating a sour-sweet condiment with tomatoes, onions, and raisins in this Southern refrigerator staple.
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Wall Street spent the better part of a decade battling for regulators to reshape the Volcker rule. When the changes finally landed Tuesday, the win felt symbolic.
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President Trump said “a lot of people” would like a cut in payroll taxes, but the White House isn’t likely to immediately do that — in part because voters might not notice it.
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Walmart Inc. sued Tesla Inc., claiming it failed to live up to industry standards in the installation of solar panels on top of hundreds of stores, resulting in multiple fires across the U.S.
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YouTube plans to end targeted ads on videos aimed at kids
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Death Valley is hot and dry, but it’s free on Sunday for visitors who can take the heat. Fees are waived to mark the park service’s 103rd birthday.
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Grab your camera and get ready to find your best shot.
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Stay in central hotels and explore three of Europe’s most popular destinations.
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The trade group Airlines for America forecast Tuesday that 17.5 million passengers will fly on U.S. carriers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 3.
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