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The candidates sparred over healthcare, experience, sexism and transparency, often taking jabs at the former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and each other.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg made his debut on a presidential debate stage -- and spent the night fending off bitter attacks from other Democrats as the race enters a critical phase.
Democratic rivals suggest Sanders deserves blame for toxic and misogynistic online behavior by some supporters.
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The allegation a Glendale detective betrayed his associate and arranged a 2016 attack remains unproven.
A spike in the number of job applicants disqualified by state agencies after failing tests for marijuana use has spawned calls for new legislation.
Two elderly passengers taken off the Diamond Princess cruise ship because they were infected with a new virus have died, Japan’s Health Ministry said Thursday, becoming the first fatalities from the virus-stricken vessel.
The falcons, who have taken up residence in the factory near Seattle, are messy eaters. Severed heads, wings and feet plop onto the floor and a lunch area, soon followed by feathers.
Danny Cho felt like he’d hit a wall in Hollywood, that opportunities for Asian American performers were always going to be limited. So he took his comedy act to South Korea.
U.S. immigration agents have arrested two people at a Sonoma County courthouse, flouting a new state law requiring a judicial warrant to make immigration arrests inside such facilities.
The governor acknowledged that Californians have “lost patience” with political leaders who have largely ignored a human tragedy that has existed in plain sight for years.
President Trump visited Bakersfield on Wednesday, promising to deliver more water to farmers and less for the environment. Gov. Newsom announced California will challenge the decision in court.
Pop Smoke, a rising New York rapper, was fatally shot at a home in the Hollywood Hills early Wednesday, authorities said.
The former boyfriend of prominent marriage and family therapist Amie Harwick has been charged with one count of murder and was re-arrested Wednesday after bailing out of jail Tuesday night.
Greg Robinson remained in a West Texas jail without bond Wednesday after federal agents said they found 157 pounds (71.21 kilograms) of marijuana in a rented vehicle in which he and two other people were riding.
A federal court judge dismissed Bruce Makowsky’s lawsuit against Zillow after the real estate company falsely showed that his Bel-Air mansion had sold.
Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West have bought a roughly two-acre home site in La Quinta from billionaire Ron Burkle for $6.3 million.
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Far less of the powerful greenhouse gas comes from natural sources than previously understood, according to a new study.
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The falcons are messy eaters. After they dive-bomb their prey, severed heads, wings and feet plop onto the factory floor and a lunch area, soon followed by feathers.
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What matters to Trump is winning. This is the ethos of New York real estate, multilevel marketing and reality television.
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In his first debate appearance, Michael Bloomberg will face tough questions on his record as former mayor of New York City and as a media company owner.
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California relies on an outdated law to set speed limits. A task force has recommended giving cities more flexibility to slow speeds for safer streets.
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Work experience when you’re starting out is theoretically more valuable than a paycheck, but that doesn’t make it any easier to pay rent.
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Latinos have a high risk for dementia-related disorders, but we still know too little about brain aging in this diverse population.
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Vincent Trocheck and Aleksi Saarela each scored second-period goals off fortuitous rebounds and the Florida Panthers were able to rally from an early deficit for a 4-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks.
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Orange Lutheran beats top-ranked La Mirada when Max Racjic throws a one-hitter with eight strikeouts and one walk.
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Girls’ water polo: Southern Section semifinal results and championship pairings
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California’s primary election is March 3, 2020. Here’s what you need to know about the presidential candidates and voting on Super Tuesday.
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Here are key dates and events on the the 2020 presidential election calendar, including dates of debates, caucuses, primaries and conventions.
Yu Darvish, who the Astros crushed in the 2017 World Series, says consequences would be greater if a similar sign-stealing scandal occurred in his native Japan.
Greg Robinson remained in a West Texas jail without bond Wednesday after federal agents said they found 157 pounds (71.21 kilograms) of marijuana in a rented vehicle in which he and two other people were riding.
Chris Smith’s change in his approach has resulted in a turnaround for UCLA. The junior guard leads the team in scoring at 13.3 points a game.
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Rising Brooklyn rap star Pop Smoke was killed in a Hollywood Hills home invasion. His musical legacy, though brief, was already secured.
A coroner has ruled longtime “Love Island” host Caroline Flack’s death a suicide. Read some of her final words she had intended to post on social media.
A new holographic Whitney Houston revue, “An Evening With Whitney,” is backed by the late singer’s family and will tour the States later this year.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has said he wants the option to take over bankrupt PG&E Corp. if the utility gets into trouble again. Now, the state has laid out a road map for how that could happen.
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The IRS will have precautions in place to assure taxpayers that a home visit isn’t a scam.
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As the share of older workers has grown, so has the share of workplace deaths that they account for.
Police say 8 people have been killed in separate shootings in the German city of Hanau. Two hookah lounges were reportedly targeted.
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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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The Los Angeles billionaire was pardoned by President Trump on Tuesday.
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After President Trump’s mass clemency for 11 convicted felons, his judgment has come under fire for showing leniency to mostly high-profile, white-collar felons with powerful connections.
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Bloomberg’s debate debut on Wednesday comes amid intensifying scrutiny of past statements and acts that critics say demeaned women and minorities.
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More job applicants are being disqualified for marijuana use, spawning a debate over whether drug-testing rules should be eased.
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If the president is so interested in pitching in, why is he proposing budget cuts likely to make things worse?
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A federal appeals court rules that Florida cannot bar felons from registering to vote because they have failed to pay fines or fees from their cases.
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Software engineer Afif Abu Much has emerged as a powerful spokesman on the issue of Arab representation in Israeli society.
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Jennifer Talbot, charged with human trafficking for allegedly trying to smuggle a newborn out of the Philippines, is detained on a kidnapping charge.
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Three Wall Street Journal reporters were told they had five days to leave China, after the paper published an op-ed calling China the ‘Sick Man of Asia.’
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K-Swiss X ‘Breaking Bad’ shoes have gas-mask heel tabs, Tyvek-wrapped uppers and Heisenberg soles among the details that reference the AMC TV series.
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If L.A. has a tickle spot, it would be here at Griffith Observatory, east of the sun and west of the moon.
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Photographer Carolyn Cole captures the styles and personalities at Frieze Los Angeles, which for some is like cosplay for the blue-chip art world.
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Ghosting gets a worse rep than it deserves, in my opinion. As both a former ghoster and a ghostee, I find it way more merciful than a text with stupid excuses.
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U.S. stocks shook off their latest virus-induced loss and returned to record heights Wednesday, with several familiar faces doing the heaviest lifting.
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Based on ‘The Walking Dead’ television show, which was based on a comic book, the attraction is set to close March 4.
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United Airlines is moving 19 wide-body aircraft to mainly domestic service through April 23.
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A Southern California man collected about $147 million from more than 70,000 investors by promising profits from amber and gemstones mines that didn’t exist.
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The fur has been flying about whether emotional support animals should be allowed on planes. Your thoughts?
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At the Dodgers spring training site in Glendale, Ariz., a new road connects to entertainment options. The Angels’ site in Tempe has lots to do too.
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Luggage that grows, a battery pack that can charge you mobile devices and your car battery, a vacuum that powers through, and “finger lights.”
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Ramen has taken root in Oregon’s melting pot; here’s a sampling of some that warmed our hearts.
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What’s on TV Thursday, Feb. 20: ‘Young Sheldon’ on CBS
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“Parasite” director Bong Joon-ho says the biggest pleasure the film brought to him is its success despite his explicit portrayal of wealth disparity in modern society
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Marielle Heller’s under-appreciated “‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” stars Tom Hanks as beloved public television personality Fred Rogers.
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Bertrand Bonello’s hypnotic latest film, set in 1962 Haiti and present-day France, takes on the horrors of colonialism.
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Home quarantine cases grow as a second group of evacuees gets ready to leave base isolation.
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The judge on Wednesday questioned 23 jurors and dismissed five of them. Neither prosecutors nor the defense team posed questions.
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The Guatemalan woman and her baby girl were taken to a hospital after she gave birth in a Chula Vista station.
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While initial reports indicated that rapper Pop Smoke was killed in a home invasion robbery, police are still trying to sort out what happened.
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The news conference between heavyweight boxers Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder turned into a scrum of pushing and profanity before coolers heads prevailed.
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Soccer: Southern Section quarterfinal results and semifinal pairings
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Deontay Wilder can cement his status as the best heavyweight boxer in the world with a victory over Tyson Fury and become a household name around the country.
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In a national sports journalism competition conducted by Associated Press Sports Editors, the Los Angeles Times was among five “Triple Crown” winners.
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In his new role as CNN political commentator, former presidential candidate Andrew Yang will discuss the debate performances of candidates he’s stood onstage with at previous debates.
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President Trump on Wednesday named Richard Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, as acting director of national intelligence, putting a staunch ally in charge of the nation’s 17 spy agencies.
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Newsom says that Californians have ‘lost patience’ with state political leaders who largely ignored a human tragedy that has existed for years.
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The 78-year-old Vermont senator says at a CNN town hall that he would not release additional medical records despite having said he would.
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