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Authorities captured a suspect, described as a 16-year-old boy, in the incident at Saugus High School. The teen was being treated at a hospital, but his condition was not immediately known, officials said.
After a school shooting, advice for parents on how to help children cope.
Santa Clarita shooting: A dad learns his son was one of about 20 students still on campus — eyewitnesses who were being questioned by officials. ‘He needs a hug.’
At North Park Elementary, parents gradually started pulling their children from the area after news of the nearby Saugus High School shooting.
Santa Clarita shooting: Frantic family members of students at Saugus High School rush to campus after hearing of gunman.
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The stark divide over Trump’s alleged misdeeds was on full display.
The move sets the stage for a constitutional clash over whether the president has an ‘absolute immunity’ from being investigated or prosecuted.
As the industry’s most significant labor dispute in a decade persists into its eighth month, Hollywood’s powerful talent agencies are working on projects that may sideline writers from influential roles in creating new TV and film projects.
Unprecedented visualizations have allowed scientists to dig deeper into the details of major earthquakes.
The U.S. won’t clean out its leftover radioactive waste from a huge dome in Marshall Islands — but it does pay to keep anti-American graffiti off it.
Only traffic congestion and housing affordability — at 88% and 85%, respectively — came close to rivaling concern over homelessness.
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Joe Biden raged at the gun lobby, congressional Republicans and President Trump as he spoke about the deadly Saugus High School shooting. Biden held his first rally in California since he joined the 2020 presidential race.
Fire danger will be critically high Sunday and Monday.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) blocked the resolution after meeting with President Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Wednesday’s episode of “Survivor” sparked controversy when multiple female contestants accused a male player of inappropriate touching.
Dodgers outfielder Cody Bellinger won over voters with his blistering start, sustained power and great defense to win his first NL most valuable player award.
Swift says that the owners of her catalog are prohibiting her from performing her old hits on the American Music Awards and in a Netflix documentary.
If “Parasite,” “Little Women” and “The Farewell” don’t make the Oscar nomination cut, it’s not going to be pretty.
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Ammon Bundy, who led a 2106 standoff with the federal government at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon, thought he’d found another cause to champion this week in Idaho.
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A growing army of hot rodders is cannibalizing crashed electric cars and turning them into custom vehicles with electric power trains.
Welcome to the Los Angeles Times’ 2019 holiday gift guide, where our editors and writers are sharing their favorite gifts to give — and receive!
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What’s your pleasure? High-stakes basketball? Red-carpet concerts? Stunning views? The neighborhood near Staples has them all. In fact, it may have surpassed Times Square.
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Ready for the holiday season? Starting this week, there are numerous L.A.-area retail events and festivities that might offer you some holiday cheer.
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The Los Angeles Times has a new account on Instagram dedicated to our archival photos.
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GOP impeachment attack dog Rep. Jim Jordan can pretend to be confused all he likes. President Trump did try to extort a ‘favor’ from Ukraine.
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Mass shooters differ depending on their targets. School shooters like the gunman at Saugus High aren’t like synagogue attackers or those who attack malls.
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We’ve seen this too many times before and are destined to repeat it because, when it comes to gun violence, we let paralysis overwhelm public safety.
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At a serial killer’s trial, a Times reporter met the homicide detective at the center of the case — and found a story of tenacious policework and obsession.
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In fall 2013, women began disappearing from the streets of Orange County. Read more about the cases that inspired Christopher Goffard’s new podcast, “Detective Trapp.”
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The hometown sweep of baseball’s Most Valuable Player awards Thursday officially anoints Los Angeles as the center of the baseball universe!
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Halfway through a season that followed a Super Bowl appearance, the Rams are on the verge of falling out of playoff contention, but can’t blame the defense.
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In response to increasing hate crimes and incidents, Orange County Human Relations is rolling out its first statewide program to equip schools with the resources to launch their own educational and awareness campaigns.
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Paul George had 33 points in his regular-season debut for the Clippers, but his new team fell short to the Pelicans on the road.
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From the football field to the delivery room, USC assistant Keary Colbert had a wild weekend, which he ended as a father.
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Boys’ water polo: City championship result
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The Portland Trail Blazers are signing forward Carmelo Anthony, ending the 10-time All-Star forward’s exile from the NBA.
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Newbury Park High quarterback Ben Gulbranson is happy he resisted the urge to transfer. Now he’s off to Oregon State after de-committing from Cal.
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After six seasons on the sitcom “2 Broke Girls,” “Dollface” star Kat Dennings says she “wanted to burn that waitress uniform.”
Keanu Reeves, he of the just-discovered girlfriend, is the best thing about a new movie trailer for “SpongeBob SquarePants: Sponge on the Run.”
James Mangold’s auto racing drama starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale is classical filmmaking at its finest.
Despite missing the season’s last three weeks with an injury, the Angels’ Mike Trout was voted American League most valuable player by baseball writers.
Paul George had 33 points in his regular-season debut for the Clippers, but his new team fell short to the Pelicans on the road.
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El ataque armado se informó en el campus en 21900 Centurion Way alrededor de las 7:40 am, según el Departamento del Sheriff
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En cuartos de final, México avanzó en semifinales ante Corea del Sur con un gol de Ali Ávila
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Grandes estrellas están reunidas en la ‘Ciudad del Pecado’ para celebrar esta noche la vigésima entrega de los premios más prestigiosos de la música latina con tributos a Celia Cruz, Juan Gabriel, Gustavo Cerati y José José
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The U.S. won’t clean out its leftover radioactive waste from a huge dome in Marshall Islands — but it does pay to keep anti-American graffiti off it.
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It’s a tale of dedication, perseverance and obsession: one man’s effort to write the definitive history of the Illinois Watch Co.
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If “Parasite,” “Little Women” and “The Farewell” don’t make the Oscar nomination cut, it’s not going to be pretty.
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A UC Davis professor’s simple mission: Record and identify every butterfly he sees. What he’s discovered has disturbed him.
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My job is to write about the wonders and challenges of our coast and oceans, but I’ll admit: Before this story, I had no idea what an abalone looked like.
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The mega-mansion boom in L.A.’s “Platinum Triangle” draws armies of workers to build them, and a squadron of caterers like Jennifer Ramirez to refuel their lines.
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With Britain’s general elections set for Dec. 12, government draws flak for withholding a report on alleged 2016 Russian interference.
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Incumbent Republican Matt Bevin gives up his quest to reverse a close loss to Democrat Andy Beshear in the Kentucky governor’s race.
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President Trump portrays Ukraine as a netherworld infested by corruption, which he says justifies his interaction with President Volodymyr Zelensky. In fact, an entire generation of younger Ukrainians is fighting corruption; they speak English, aspire to Western values, reject their country’s Soviet past, have turned away from Moscow – and now fear the U.S. that once offered support has turned away from them.
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Jeanine Añez, who claimed the interim presidency, says former President Evo Morales can’t run in a new election, but his party can.
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If you have a plant-related class, garden tour or other event you’d like us to mention, email jeanette.marantos@latimes.com — at least three weeks in advance — and we may include it.
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InsightCuba offers travelers free airfare when they book a multiday tour of the island nation.
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The annual fundraiser honored Joni Mitchell and Wayne Shorter and benefited musicians in need
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More broad-brush sketch than detailed portrait, there are still some surprises in “Very Ralph.”
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Real estate start-up Cadre had a shot at an investment from SoftBank’s Vision Fund. But there was a hitch: co-founder Jared Kushner.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang proposed a tax on digital ads that takes aim at the revenue models of companies such as Facebook Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google.
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A day of listless trading on Wall Street ended Thursday with another record high for the S&P 500.
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For California Gov. Gavin Newsom, sitting back and watching PG&E’s bankruptcy run its course is no longer an option.
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A compendium of stories to make you better on the go — and richer, by not letting others dip their hands into your pockets.
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Think your job is tough? Try facing an angry mob of airline passengers
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Celebrity chefs will whip up special Nutella meals for three fans and their guests.
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Volunteers help turtle hatchlings on a beach in the town of Todos Santos, Mexico, and visitors can join.
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TV Ratings Friday, November 15, 2019
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“No Safe Spaces” documentary features comic Adam Carolla and conservative radio host Dennis Prager exploring the debate over free speech in America.
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A band is mind-controlled into playing alternative K-pop reggae at a virtual music festival in “Ximbi Xombix.”
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Documentary “To Kid or Not to Kid” explores the lives of women who have decided to remain childless.
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Southern California’s Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens has acquired rare documents shedding light on anti-slavery efforts taking place before and during the Civil War.
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Rules committee votes 3-2 in favor of next step for measure that would increase property taxes
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Spencer Brasure was sentenced to death in 1998 for kidnapping and torturing 20-year-old Anthony Guest, then setting him on fire in 1996.
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Days after the Los Angeles Times reported the U.S.
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Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers still is bothered by errant throws in loss to Raiders, three of which ended in enemy hands.
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College football Week 12 picks: Take Auburn to defeat visiting Georgia and Minnesota to win at Iowa.
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Some sports gambling tips going into Week 11 of the NFL season.
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College football games to watch on Saturday include No. 4 Georgia at No. 12 Auburn and No. 10 Oklahoma at No. 12 Baylor.
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Former Obama administration housing chief Julián Castro is the most high-profile remaining candidate to miss the cut.
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A second U.S. embassy staffer in Kyiv overheard a key cellphone call between President Trump and his ambassador to the European Union discussing the need for Ukrainian officials to pursue “investigations,” The Associated Press has learned.
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Sen. Kamala Harris introduced a bill that would set aside $1 billion each year to pay for better infrastructure, land-use and evacuation route planning in wildfire zones.More Coverage
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Republic Gov. Matt Bevin has refused to concede last week’s election and requested Thursday’s recanvass. He acknowledges it’s highly unlikely the outcome will change.
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