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Cambodia’s Tonle Sap lake is suffering its worst fishing season in memory, with potentially devastating effects for millions.
A four-year investigation into the Orange County Sheriff’s Department ended with no explanation and no criminal charges in 2019.
Cambodia’s Tonle Sap lake is suffering its worst fishing season in memory, with potentially devastating effects for millions.
A craft beer pub and a pizzeria in suburban Denver are run almost entirely by people with disabilities. The bartenders have autism, Down syndrome and cerebral palsy. Some are blind, deaf or have traumatic brain injuries.
As Historic Filipinotown gentrifies, locals are trying to make sure the future doesn’t leave the past behind.
The President’s legal team says there is no constitutional basis for abuse of power charge.
Biden and Sanders are locked in an ideological contest, yet many voters like both. If either is to be the nominee, these non-ideological folks could be decisive.
Full-time community college students are excused from paying course fees of $46 per unit. Let them have two more years free if they transfer to a CSU.
The outbreak coincides with the country’s busiest travel period.
The cast of South Korea’s “Parasite” celebrate a history-making win backstage.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes passed for 294 yards with three touchdowns and rushed for another 53 yards and a score to beat the Titans and advance to Super Bowl LIV.
Prince Harry has taken aim at the journalists who have dissected his life since the day he was born as he expressed regret for the way he has had to step down from royal duties.
A Mexican couple has worked the same goat-meat stand for 20 years, using a family recipe that hasn’t changed in half a century.
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Female mayors are not only much more likely to face violence or abuse, but are also more likely to experience abuse of a sexualized nature.
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The mother and her infant spent their first day together bonding privately, zoo officials said.
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We Iranians love the Armenian-Iranian singer Andy Madadian the way Americans love Paul Rudd.
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Maybe you know how you will vote on March 3 in California’s presidential primary. But do you know HOW to vote? Or where?
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Harry and Meghan are out. Why couldn’t the palace make this work?
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The Los Angeles artist who outcools the skinny girls, Gabriela Ruiz delivers surreal DIY visions of herself in “Full of Tears” at the Vincent Price Art Museum.
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Kismet Rotisserie is open in Los Feliz from Sara Kramer and Sarah Hymanson of Kismet and Kismet Falafel.
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Useful products to dress you up, light your way and let you use your phone in the cold. Plus, a pen that’s five tools in one.
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You can take Joaquin Phoenix, Renée Zellweger, Brad Pitt and Laura Dern to the bank for Oscars. But “Parasite” has renewed momentum with two standing ovations at the SAG Awards.
George Lucas’ art museum acquires the Separate Cinema Archive, which includes 37,000 items of black film history.
‘Chasing Cosby,’ a new podcast, collects the firsthand accounts of women who say they were drugged and assaulted by Bill Cosby.
Kyle Kuzma was once thought of as an offense first guard, but he’s proven to his Lakers teammates he can be just as effective on the defensive end of the floor.
The Las Vegas Raiders certainly has a ring to it and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell noted the possibility of Las Vegas hosting the Super Bowl.
Follow along and ask questions as Arash Markazi interviews celebrities and players, hits up parties and checks out the best food ahead of Super Bowl LIV.
Malaysia has sent back 150 containers of plastic waste to 13 mostly wealthy countries, including the United States.
A man shot and killed two police officers as they responded to a domestic incident in Honolulu. Moments after the shooting, the house was set on fire, possibly by the suspect.
More than a thousand Central American migrants marooned in Guatemala are preparing to walk en masse on Monday across a bridge leading to Mexico in an attempt to convince authorities there to allow them safe passage through the country.
Thousands of gun-rights activists and other groups protesting Democrats’ plans to pass gun-control legislation are set to descend on Virginia’s capital.
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Las alcaldesas no sólo son mucho más propensas a enfrentarse a la violencia o al abuso, sino que también son más propensas a experimentar abuso de naturaleza sexual.
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Miembros de una secta religiosa que se creían “ungidos por Dios” supuestamente mataron a siete personas y torturaron a más en una remota comunidad indígena de Panamá.
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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Scholars are building a record of memories from the Armenian diaspora that chronicle an often untold perspective on life under the Ottoman Empire.
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Tommy the horse was so weak after the Thomas fire, adoption was uncertain. Then he met Anne Scioscia.
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When the Camp fire hit Paradise, scores of volunteers wanted to help, but good hearts are not a defense against danger.
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Major studios are once again preparing for WGA strike, but much has changed since the last walkout in 2007-2008.
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Rick Singer’s pitch: For a fee he could help get children of affluent parents onto USC, UCLA teams, even if they didn’t play the sport. Most didn’t.
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Female mayors are not only much more likely to face violence or abuse, but are also more likely to experience abuse of a sexualized nature.
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Texas authorities say two people were killed and five others were injured following a shooting during a concert inside a San Antonio club.
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In one case, a Saudi exchange student disappeared from the U.S. just before his 2017 trial on a manslaughter charge in Portland.
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In the years after 9/11, Amani Khatahtbeh started MuslimGirl.com, which now reaches a global audience: ‘Our goal is to reclaim our narrative.’
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The 2020 census in the U.S. will begin this week in a tiny community in Alaska, where mistrust and dislike of the federal government are widespread.
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Here’s what caught our eye — good and bad — on the carpet at the SAG Awards.
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Pumped-up volume, amped-up color and fashion risk-taking of every stripe makes for a memorable night at the Shrine Auditorium.
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The stars of some of your favorite shows turned up the volume on their style for the 26th SAG Awards on Sunday.
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Brookside is an enclave in Mid-Wilshire that is named for the water that runs from the Hollywood Hills through the neighborhood and out to Ballona Creek.
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JetBlue says higher checked baggage fees will ‘reduce transactions in the airport lobby and improve the customer experience.’
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As housing prices continue to rise, single-family zoning is now on the defensive in the United States. What does this mean for suburbia?
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasted off and propelled its crew capsule out of harm’s way in a test of an emergency astronaut escape.
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But there could be other tax implications you haven’t considered. Also, a reader’s complicated Social Security claiming plan could spell trouble.
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With the slower pace and detail-oriented focus of going on foot, I hoped to understand bugs, birds and reptiles, not just see them.
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Travel readers respond to a rich variety of content, including Real ID and more travel mistakes.
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The lights were supposed to be the star of the show. And they were spectacular. But I also fell in love with Canada’s frosty Yukon.
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These are hard questions for the flying public; there are no easy answers. And they could alter your travel life.
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Moments from the 2020 SAG Awards
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With just three weeks to go until the Oscars, “Parasite” was the big winner at the 2020 SAG Awards
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Robert De Niro, presented with a SAG lifetime achievement award, speaks up for candidates who support unions and speaks out against ‘abuse of power.’
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What’s on TV Monday, Jan. 20: ‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ on Fox
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In the house where a missing Garden Grove couple was found buried, authorities discover the bodies of another man and woman.
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Campus police say probe is ongoing and are asking anyone with information to come forward
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Kirk Price, accused of killing Fahness Lutalo in a Tustin gym, has died from injuries he suffered during a fight at the Theo Lacy Facility in Orange.
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A woman was fatally stabbed at a location on Pico Boulevard in Arlington Heights early Sunday. Another woman was taken into custody in the death.
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The Super Bowl is set: Kansas City vs. San Francisco
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If it’s Monday than it must be time for stewards’ rulings. So, let’s get to it.
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Naomi Osaka won the tournament’s opening match for her dad at the Australian Open. Serena Williams won hers for her daughter.
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A quick look at Super Bowl LIV which will take place Feb. 2 at Hard Rock Stadium.
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As most Californians pay higher gas taxes for road repairs, many electric-car owners, including several state lawmakers, get a free pass on added costs.
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With Bernie Sanders rising in the polls, it’s time to look at his foreign policy. Some of it aligns with Trump’s more than you might expect.
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President Trump’s legal team accuses House Democrats of trying to overturn the 2016 election in an angry response Saturday to the impeachment trial.
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Messages released this week indicate Rep. Devin Nunes’ office was aware of efforts to gather dirt on Joe Biden in Ukraine, an issue at the heart of the impeachment of President Trump.
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