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l.a. teachers walk out | Day 4

What would a deal to end the LAUSD teachers’ strike look like?

By Howard Blume

• Teachers union and LAUSD will return to bargaining table today
• Op-Ed: How are negotiations going? We're in the dark. Collective bargaining needs some sunshine

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Teachers strike at L.A. charter schools too, a first for California
How the teachers’ strike is playing out at the school with the most homeless students in the district
What happens if students don't go to school during the LAUSD strike? Your questions answered
¿Serán penalizados los estudiantes que se queden en casa durante la huelga del LAUSD? Aquí las respuestas a sus preguntas

This Boyle Heights teacher is the face of the L.A. teachers’ strike

By Andrea Castillo

• Robin Abcarian: A lesson in passion and compassion from teachers on a Venice picket line

northridge earthquake | 1994

Big earthquake would topple countless buildings, but many cities ignore the danger

The Northridge quake that hit 25 years ago offered alarming evidence of how vulnerable many types of buildings are to collapse from major shaking.

By Rong-Gong Lin II

See the L.A. Times front pages in the days following the quake

From the Archives: Hours of terror in the rubble and dust

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Powerful winter storm prompts evacuations in burn areas across Southern California

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Rudy Giuliani: ‘I never said there was no collusion’ between the Trump campaign and Russia

Cardi B slams Trump: ‘Our country is in a hellhole right now’

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Microsoft pledges $500 million to tackle Seattle housing crisis

Ex-assemblyman Sebastian Ridley-Thomas likely made unwanted sexual advances on Capitol employee, investigation finds

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Migrant border crossings are down, but in Texas the bodies keep showing up

Migrant border crossings are down, but in Texas the bodies keep showing up

Volunteers exhume remains of unidentified migrants from unmarked graves in or around cemeteries in south Texas, hoping to provide answers to faraway families.

By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

An outpouring of generosity for TSA and other workers not getting paid during shutdown

An outpouring of generosity for TSA and other workers not getting paid during shutdown

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In blow to Los Angeles, SpaceX is moving some Mars spaceship and booster work to Texas

In blow to Los Angeles, SpaceX is moving some Mars spaceship and booster work to Texas

SpaceX will no longer build its Mars spaceship and rocket booster prototype at the Port of Los Angeles.

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It’s time for the California Republican Party to stop living in denial: Trump cost them big

It’s time for the California Republican Party to stop living in denial: Trump cost them big

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Colombia’s lesser known rebel group still delivers violence and wreaks havoc

Colombia’s lesser known rebel group still delivers violence and wreaks havoc

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In a skid row apartment building, L.A. restaurant chefs help residents get cooking

In a skid row apartment building, L.A. restaurant chefs help residents get cooking

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Your sustainable diet for the year 2050: More nuts, less sugar and red meat

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