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Judge postpones sentence for Michael Flynn after blasting his conduct: ‘Arguably, you sold your country out!’

Judge postpones sentence for Michael Flynn after blasting his conduct: ‘Arguably, you sold your country out!’

The punishment caps the stunning fall, at least for now, of the retired three-star Army general.

By David Willman

• Opinion: Entrapment? Nope. Michael Flynn says he knew that lying to the FBI was a crime
• Everything you need to know about who’s been charged in the Russia case

U.S. agrees to aid for southern Mexico and Central America, but not to deal on asylum seekers

By Tracy Wilkinson and Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Trump seems to retreat from threat to shut down the government over money for a border wall

LIFE ON THE LINE

The border wall will divide this Texas town, displacing or blocking homes — but where?

Penny Marshall, who played feisty Laverne in ‘Laverne & Shirley’ before directing movies, dies at 75

California police union seeks state Supreme Court review of new law disclosing internal investigation records

California police union seeks state Supreme Court review of new law disclosing internal investigation records

Use of pepper spray on juvenile inmates up sharply in recent years, county officials say

Use of pepper spray on juvenile inmates up sharply in recent years, county officials say

Skyrocketing public pensions, long injury leaves and big bills for taxpayers: Inside L.A.’s DROP program

AFTERNOON REPORT

L.A. Unified calls for teachers union to settle, citing just-released fact-finders report

L.A. Unified calls for teachers union to settle, citing just-released fact-finders report

Former NFL player Titus Young released from prison

Man gets more than 17 years prison in Tijuana child sex tourism case

Bus shooting on 10 Freeway in West L.A. leaves one person injured, SigAlert issued

Trump agrees to shut down his charity amid allegations he used it for personal and political benefit

Sonoma County to pay $3 million to family of boy who was toting fake gun when he was killed by deputy

Irvine doctor arrested in opioid case linked to Borderline shooter and driver who killed fire captain

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Stoned on pot, but clear-eyed about legalization’s threat to California’s legendary cannabis culture

Stoned on pot, but clear-eyed about legalization’s threat to California’s legendary cannabis culture

The good times are not rolling for many of Northern California’s cannabis farmers — because of legalization.

By Robin Abcarian

Ultralight plane flying with no lights drops 129 pounds of meth near Calexico, agents say

Ultralight plane flying with no lights drops 129 pounds of meth near Calexico, agents say

Trump administration bans bump stocks, but school safety report goes light on other measures

LG set to release big-screen TV next year that can roll up like a poster

Author Alice Walker under fire for endorsing book by 'anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist'

Author Alice Walker under fire for endorsing book by 'anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist'

Seven women, seven juicy roles: The Actress Roundtable

By Amy Kaufman and Mark Olsen

Fox News backs Tucker Carlson as advertisers exit following mass immigration comments

Fox News backs Tucker Carlson as advertisers exit following mass immigration comments

Williams-Sonoma sues Amazon, accusing it of copying West Elm furniture

Williams-Sonoma sues Amazon, accusing it of copying West Elm furniture

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Clippers' slump can be pinpointed to one problem, and Doc Rivers doesn't have an answer

Clippers' slump can be pinpointed to one problem, and Doc Rivers doesn't have an answer

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Trump increasingly isolated as aides leave, friends flip and investigations advance

Trump increasingly isolated as aides leave, friends flip and investigations advance

Dec 14, 2018

The inside story: How police and the FBI found one of the country’s worst serial killers

The inside story: How police and the FBI found one of the country’s worst serial killers

Dec 14, 2018

Sean Parker built Napster and helped lead Facebook. Now he’ll guide you to the beach

Sean Parker built Napster and helped lead Facebook. Now he’ll guide you to the beach

Dec 13, 2018

India’s richest man throws the wedding to end all weddings, with Beyonce and Hillary in attendance

India’s richest man throws the wedding to end all weddings, with Beyonce and Hillary in attendance

Dec 13, 2018

Could a notorious biker club’s survival hinge on a trademark? The feds are betting on it

Could a notorious biker club’s survival hinge on a trademark? The feds are betting on it

Dec 11, 2018

At 102, Olivia de Havilland won't give up her fight over 'Feud.' Will the Supreme Court hear her case?

At 102, Olivia de Havilland won't give up her fight over 'Feud.' Will the Supreme Court hear her case?

Dec 10, 2018

More than 20 women accused a prominent Pasadena obstetrician of mistreating them. He denied claims and was able to continue practicing

More than 20 women accused a prominent Pasadena obstetrician of mistreating them. He denied claims and was able to continue practicing

Dec 9, 2018

Dog sledding in Sweden with a sense of wonder and all 10 toes

Dog sledding in Sweden with a sense of wonder and all 10 toes

Dec 9, 2018

Downtown L.A.'s latest retail renaissance? Broadway’s burgeoning ‘Sneaker Row’

Downtown L.A.'s latest retail renaissance? Broadway’s burgeoning ‘Sneaker Row’

Dec 8, 2018

L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells hundreds of top staff to hand in résumés and temporarily remove rank insignia

L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells hundreds of top staff to hand in résumés and temporarily remove rank insignia

Dec 7, 2018

For children trapped in poverty, breaking free is getting harder

For children trapped in poverty, breaking free is getting harder

Nov 28, 2018

Meet the anonymous artist installing bus benches at neglected stops on L.A.’s Eastside

Meet the anonymous artist installing bus benches at neglected stops on L.A.’s Eastside

Nov 28, 2018

Whether home is a van, a motel or a garage, L.A.’s suburban poor children learn to survive

Whether home is a van, a motel or a garage, L.A.’s suburban poor children learn to survive

Nov 27, 2018

For the principal with the most homeless students in L.A., the reality of poverty is personal

For the principal with the most homeless students in L.A., the reality of poverty is personal

Nov 26, 2018

Hidden in L.A. suburbia, wrenching poverty preys on children and destroys dreams

Hidden in L.A. suburbia, wrenching poverty preys on children and destroys dreams

Nov 25, 2018

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- Movies
When Penny Marshall knocked a classic out of the park, inspiring generations to come, in 'A League of Their Own'

By Jen Yamato

22m

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- Chargers
Chargers' defense must think quickly to contain running Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson

By Mike DiGiovanna

22m

- Politics
Trump seems to retreat from threat to shut down the government over money for a border wall

By Eli Stokols and Jennifer Haberkorn

32m

- Nation
U.S. agrees to aid for southern Mexico and Central America, but not to deal on asylum seekers

By Tracy Wilkinson and Patrick J. Mcdonnell

17m

- Opinion
Entrapment? Nope. Michael Flynn says he knew that lying to the FBI was a crime

By Michael McGough

2h

- Business
In Trump's America, more bosses are accused of weaponizing the immigration crackdown

By Kartikay Mehrotra, Peter Waldman and Jonathan Levin

37m

- Travel
Expect your public transit ride to LAX to take longer in January. Green Line’s airport stop will shut for two weeks

By Mary Forgione

4:45 AM

CALIFORNIA LIFE & STYLE

- Fashion
Jennifer Garner celebrates at American Ballet Theatre's holiday gala

By Ellen Olivier

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