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Snow comes to L.A., with powder in Malibu, Pasadena, West Hollywood

By Hannah Fry and Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

Las Vegas gets hit with second snowstorm in a week. What are the odds?

By David Montero

From the archives: In 1949, Angelenos get a rare taste of snow

By Scott Harrison

Lakers climb back from double-digit deficit to beat Rockets 111-106

By Tania Ganguli

Southern California doctors arrested in opioid prescription crackdown

Judge decides that twin son of binational gay couple entitled to birthright U.S. citizenship

By Alene Tchekmedyian

• From the archives: These twins were born 4 minutes apart. But only one is a U.S. citizen

Judge tightens gag order on Roger Stone after controversial Instagram post

Judge tightens gag order on Roger Stone after controversial Instagram post

By Chris Megerian

Sexual misconduct allegations against Time’s Up CEO Lisa Borders’ son prompted her resignation

By Meg James and Amy Kaufman

Trump’s plan to take back $2.5 billion in California’s high-speed rail funding ‘unprecedented’

By Ralph Vartabedian

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Jussie Smollett is out of jail after posting bond and returns to ‘Empire’ set

• A timeline of how the Jussie Smollett case unfolded

Pilot was warned of poor weather before deadly Yorba Linda crash, investigators say

Man who shot at Napa County deputy had been deported three times, authorities say

Ex-Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling released from federal custody

Allies balk at Trump administration bid to block Chinese firm from cutting-edge telecom markets

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‘Are you sitting down?’ Linda O’Keefe’s sister learns of arrest in 11-year-old’s 1973 killing

‘Are you sitting down?’ Linda O’Keefe’s sister learns of arrest in 11-year-old’s 1973 killing

It had been more than four decades since Linda was sexually assaulted and strangled. The killer vanished after dumping her body among the cattails in Newport Beach's scenic Back Bay.

National Enquirer’s biggest investors include California taxpayers and state workers

National Enquirer’s biggest investors include California taxpayers and state workers

A Mexican town watches its ‘Roma’ star shine. Another treasure’s fate is less clear

A Mexican town watches its ‘Roma’ star shine. Another treasure’s fate is less clear

By Esmeralda Bermudez

The Monkees’ Peter Tork: A real musician who also played one on TV

The Monkees’ Peter Tork: A real musician who also played one on TV

By Randy Lewis

• Peter Tork, beloved and offbeat member of the Monkees, dies at 77

It’s time to take John Wayne’s name off the Orange County airport

By Michael Hiltzik

NBA proposes lowering age of draft eligibility to 18 with players' union

NBA proposes lowering age of draft eligibility to 18 with players' union

Scientists have new clues in the 66-million-year-old case of the dinosaurs' demise

UCLA gymnastics is a surging powerhouse with a following to match

By Dylan Hernandez

Naima J. Keith, artistic force behind the California African American Museum, is headed for LACMA

Naima J. Keith, artistic force behind the California African American Museum, is headed for LACMA

By Deborah Vankin

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COUNTDOWN to the Oscars

Oscars producers on landing Queen, going host-less and dealing with this year’s ‘curveballs’

By Josh Rottenberg

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Around California

Border fence threatens family burial ground — and a slice of African American history

Border fence threatens family burial ground — and a slice of African American history

Feb 19, 2019

With each generation, the people of Taiwan feel more Taiwanese — and less Chinese

With each generation, the people of Taiwan feel more Taiwanese — and less Chinese

Feb 15, 2019

A year after the Parkland massacre, two fathers are divided on guns but united by pain

A year after the Parkland massacre, two fathers are divided on guns but united by pain

Feb 13, 2019

As tobacco sales dry up, Kentucky farmers look to the state’s ‘original crop’ — hemp

As tobacco sales dry up, Kentucky farmers look to the state’s ‘original crop’ — hemp

Feb 12, 2019

Behold New Mexico’s ultimate pork fiesta: 43 pigs, 300 gallons of chile and 22,000 tortillas

Behold New Mexico’s ultimate pork fiesta: 43 pigs, 300 gallons of chile and 22,000 tortillas

Feb 11, 2019

Poor, elderly and too frail to escape: Paradise fire killed the most vulnerable residents

Poor, elderly and too frail to escape: Paradise fire killed the most vulnerable residents

Feb 10, 2019

Someone urinated in a female sergeant’s boots. Now the California Air National Guard faces coverup allegations

Someone urinated in a female sergeant’s boots. Now the California Air National Guard faces coverup allegations

Feb 9, 2019

‘Roma’ star Yalitza Aparicio is so much more than her Oscar fairy tale

‘Roma’ star Yalitza Aparicio is so much more than her Oscar fairy tale

Feb 7, 2019

Thieves stole architectural gems from USC in a heist that remained hidden for years

Thieves stole architectural gems from USC in a heist that remained hidden for years

Feb 3, 2019

Meth and murder: A new kind of drug war has made Tijuana one of the deadliest cities on Earth

Meth and murder: A new kind of drug war has made Tijuana one of the deadliest cities on Earth

Jan 30, 2019

The Navy’s newest destroyer, the Michael Monsoor, is as much an experiment as a ship-killer

The Navy’s newest destroyer, the Michael Monsoor, is as much an experiment as a ship-killer

Jan 27, 2019

Effects of L.A. teachers' strike ripple across California and beyond

Effects of L.A. teachers' strike ripple across California and beyond

Jan 27, 2019

Trump ordered 15,000 new border and immigration officers — but got thousands of vacancies instead

Trump ordered 15,000 new border and immigration officers — but got thousands of vacancies instead

Jan 27, 2019

Tax preparers warn your refund may be smaller than usual this year. Here’s why

Tax preparers warn your refund may be smaller than usual this year. Here’s why

Jan 25, 2019

The country is divided on Covington Catholic High's viral moment. So are these Kentuckians

The country is divided on Covington Catholic High's viral moment. So are these Kentuckians

Jan 22, 2019

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Trump has sounded all the wrong notes on Venezuela, even though he’s right about Maduro

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Sexual misconduct allegations against Time’s Up CEO Lisa Borders’ son prompted her resignation

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At Fendi, big bows, tall collars and a touching tribute to Karl Lagerfeld

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