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As President Trump heads to California for two days of fundraising, his administration is reportedly still considering clearing homeless encampments and moving people into government-owned facilities.
The real estate project known as District Square has had a decadelong run of bad luck.
Santa Monica and Beverly Hills are among cities where your e-scooter can be slowed down or stopped using a technology called geofencing.
Each year the Society for American Baseball Research holds a contest that’s part bar exam, part National Spelling Bee.
Roberts joined ABC News in 1988 and was co-anchor with Sam Donaldson of the Sunday political show “This Week” from 1996 to 2002.
Officials said all southbound lanes of the 605 are expected to reopen at about 7 a.m.
“Jeopardy” host Alex Trebek’s health picture has darkened since he swapped chemo for immunotherapy. “I lost about 12 pounds in a week,” Trebek says.
SoFi Stadium, the most expensive NFL stadium ever built, will open July 25 and 26, 2020, with back-to-back Taylor Swift concerts.
Iran’s supreme leader says “no talks with the U.S. at any level,” ending speculation about any meeting of Iran officials with Trump later this month.
In the second national election this year, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting to keep his job — and avoid criminal charges.
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Rep. Paul Cook (R-Yucca Valley) will retire from Congress at the end of his term, adding to the flood of GOP exits nationwide.
Javier A. Burillo, 57, was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after his 11-year-old son was thrown overboard and killed.
As they investigate President Trump, Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee will hold their first official hearing in what they are calling an impeachment investigation.
Monday brought as much as 3 inches of snow to the high elevations at ski resorts and Donner Pass.
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Subscription models — whether for streaming movies, music or razor blades — often work better for companies than for customers. But Fitz Frames may be the rare example where consumers (read: parents) come out ahead.
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After more than seven decades of ownership, the Rouch family will sell their piece of the Sierra Nevada to Save the Redwoods League, a century-old conservation group that has long hankered after the property.
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Halo Top ice cream became America’s bestselling grocery store pint two years ago. Now it’s being sold to one of the nation’s biggest ice cream manufacturers, Wells Enterprises, owner of Blue Bunny, Chilly Cow and Bomb Pop.
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Impeaching a Supreme Court justice shouldn’t be politics as usual.
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Democrats and Republicans both insist impossible policies are not only possible, but easy.
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Divesting is less a moral imperative than risk-averse stewardship of the university’s endowment and pension fund.
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Los cultivadores de la Isla Grande de Hawái usan análisis químicos para acusar a los minoristas y a los productores de café de hacer pasar los granos como Kona.
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Los productos fabricados con CBD, promocionados como una cura para todo, desde el insomnio hasta la epilepsia, desde la artritis hasta el TDAH, aparentemente están en todas partes. Aquí le explicamos por qué debería hablarlo con su médico.
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Las tendencias de la Semana de la Moda de Nueva York se traducen en una sola cosa: un sentido de optimismo.
Despite the backlash after his casting was announced, Sean Spicer made his debut on “Dancing With the Stars” Season 28. The internet had thoughts.
The popular series “The Big Bang Theory,” which ran for 12 seasons on CBS, will be on the WarnerMedia platform scheduled to launch next year.
NBCUniversal plans to heavily promote its streaming service Peacock alongside NBC’s coverage of the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
The L.A. Times covers Mexican food better than anyone — and we’ve done so for over 137 years
In 2019, Los Angeles’ bowls runneth over with birria, the Mexican confederation of recipes involving meat rubbed, roasted or slowly stewed in an alloy of chilies, herbs and spices.
David Chang’s chicken is here Fuku, the fast-casual fried chicken chain from chef David Chang, will open on Sept. 25 at Gallery Food Hall on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica.
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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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See, hear and interact with world-class authors, celebrities, chefs and newsmakers as they discuss their books and tell their stories.
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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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Try answering some of the questions posed in the annual trivia contest held by the Society for American Baseball Research.
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Aguilar and his family are Mexican American entertainment royalty — and a metaphor for modern-day Los Angeles, mixing English and Spanish, mariachi and Guns N’ Roses.
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As President Trump heads to California for two days of fundraising, his administration is reportedly still considering clearing homeless encampments and moving people into government-owned facilities.
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Santa Monica and Beverly Hills are among cities where your e-scooter can be slowed down or stopped using a technology called geofencing.
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NBCUniversal plans to heavily promote its streaming service Peacock alongside NBC’s coverage of the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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Jonathan Banks, Emmy-nominated for a fifth time for playing “Breaking Bad"/"Better Call Saul” “fixer” Mike Ehrmantraut, is keeping his anticipation in check.
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VENN, a startup dedicated to esports- and video game-related shows, aims to build studios in L.A. and New York.
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“Cartoon Network Journeys VR,” a new virtual reality experience from Cartoon Network Studios, will be released on Steam on Oct. 1.
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What’s on TV Tuesday Sep, 17: ‘They Shall Not Grow Old,” on HBO; America’s Got Talent; Bachelor in Paradise; Country Music; Bring the Funny; WNBA Basketball; MLB Baseball
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California legislators passed a statewide cap on rents but didn’t take major action to increase the supply of housing this year.
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Preparations for President Trump’s two-day visit to California, with stops in Palo Alto, Los Angeles and San Diego, were underway Tuesday morning, and officials are warning Angelenos to brace for rush-hour congestion later in the day.
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The city of South Gate is trying to mimic conditions before the explosive growth of L.A. after World War II that allowed certain rare native fish to thrive.
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Plus, the biggest headlines from across the state.
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The New York Giants announced Tuesday rookie Daniel Jones will replace two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning as their starting quarterback this week.
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He has a hat trick in a 7-2 victory and says “I am the best ever to play in MLS. And that’s without joking.”
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Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury, Andy Ruiz and Anthony Joshua are vying for the top of boxing’s heavyweight hierarchy. Will one eventually emerge from the chaos?
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In extending the current labor deal, the NHLPA is trusting NHL commissioner Gary Bettman to determine what is best for the players for the next few seasons.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom announces a crackdown on e-cigarettes and plans to launch a vaping awareness campaign amid U.S. lung illness outbreak.
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Iran ruled out a possible meeting with President Trump at the United Nations next week, closing a potential diplomatic channel to ease tensions following an attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities that raised new fears of war and sent oil prices soaring.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom pushed back against criticism of his handling of the new vaccine laws, which prompted protests at the state Capitol.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has released a sweeping anti-government-corruption proposal, providing a detailed policy road map.
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The country’s highest court must resolve a case in which lawmakers and executive are fighting for who’ll control Brexit’s course.
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President Trump shifts his tone on Iran and downplays talk of war.
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A suicide bomber on a motorcycle targeted a campaign rally by President Ashraf Ghani in northern Afghanistan on Tuesday, killing at least 24 people and wounding 31, officials said. Ghani was present at the venue but was unharmed, according to his campaign chief.
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Zoo staff in northern Thailand donned black and white clothing and observed a minute of silence to mourn the sudden death of their popular male giant panda, who was on a long-term loan from China.
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L.A. interior designer Adam Hunter goes shopping for rugs
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After the West Coast premiere of playwright Joshua Harmon’s “Skintight” at the Geffen Playhouse, theater donors, board members, friends and other VIPs joined the cast for cocktails and a late-night supper at a Westwood restaurant.
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Postcard from L.A.: A visit to a pop-up market where diversity and body positivity are among the vendor prerequisites.
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It’s a stereotype to say all L.A. men are like this. But there are enough tools out there to make me wonder: Which guy deserved a gold medal in the Tool Olympics?
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With Gustavo Antorcha’s departure, SeaWorld will be looking for its fourth CEO in the last five years.
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The healthcare giant’s workers say they will strike in California and across five other states after bargaining stalled in July. If they walk out, it will mark one of the largest strikes in the past few decades.
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OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma says its bankruptcy filing is not a way to seek refuge but rather an effort to resolve claims against it.
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More than 49,000 United Auto Workers members went on strike Monday against General Motors. It’s the union’s first walkout against the top U.S. automaker in more than a decade.
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Taxis, ride-shares, buses, the monorail and e-bikes can take the sting out of traffic on the Strip.
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Frida Kahlo, Will Rogers, Georgia O’Keeffe and others have something in common: houses you can tour that tell you who they were.
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Come for the wine. Stay for the 58,800 technicolor flowers. Paso Robles is home to the “Field of Light at Sensorio,” 15 acres of fiber-optic solar-powered lights.
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On a cruise ship, a culinary arts class for the non-chef turns out to be as easy as pie.
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