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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said in an interview that it was “unfortunate” that the organizers of the Los Angeles Olympics are supporting Casey Wasserman after emails emerge in Epstein files.
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Victor the bear was notorious for mooching meals at Mammoth Lakes campgrounds, but when he crashed a steak and wine dinner, things escalated quickly.
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2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics
The depth of this year’s U.S. women’s figure skating team is one of the reasons the Americans could dominate the podium at the Milan-Cortina Olympics.
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With its intricate set design, period costumes and array of delicate powdered wigs, “Amadeus” might be Pasadena Playhouse’s most lavish production yet.
A powerful winter storm will soak Los Angeles and much of Southern California on Monday, dampening plans for Presidents Day and threatening thunderstorms and possible flooding through midweek.
Israeli producer Dana Eden, best known for co-creating the International Emmy-winning drama “Tehran,” has died suddenly in Greece.
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Aspiring Olympic bobsledder Michelle Gloor was hoping to represent Switzerland in the Milan-Cortina Games before a cancer diagnosis changed her life.
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The video, which was captured on a Ring camera about 1:54 a.m., shows a bald man wearing a gray jacket and a backpack similar to the one worn by the masked man outside Guthrie’s door before she was abducted.
Al and Nenette Alcazar lived in their New Orleans home for 54 years. Now, they’ve downsized to a one-bedroom ADU in their son’s backyard in Los Angeles. “We love it,” says Nenette.
L.A. Timeless: Archive Classics
The Gangster Squad was formed in 1946 to keep East Coast Mafia out of L.A. Its ‘anything goes’ approach endured through the 1950s in an era when justice was found far from the courthouse.
