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Marine Corps commandant says deploying troops to the border poses ‘unacceptable risk’

By Molly O'Toole

• Read the internal memos from Marine Corps Commandant Robert Neller

Devin Nunes sues a sassy cow on Twitter, and she gains a herd of followers

Devin Nunes sues a sassy cow on Twitter, and she gains a herd of followers

By Robin Abcarian

This psychologist claims Google search results unfairly steer voters to the left. Conservatives love him

This psychologist claims Google search results unfairly steer voters to the left. Conservatives love him

Philippine measles outbreak fed by distrust of vaccines – rooted in vaccination scandal

By Timothy McLaughlin

USC’s new president is known for being cautious. But this scandal-plagued university needs a crusader

USC’s new president is known for being cautious. But this scandal-plagued university needs a crusader

By Hailey Branson-Potts, Harriet Ryan and Matt Hamilton

Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin face hearing as college scandal moves to Boston

Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin face hearing as college scandal moves to Boston

By Richard Winton

He's getting into college without the help of wealth and privilege — and it's hard work

He's getting into college without the help of wealth and privilege — and it's hard work

By Teresa Watanabe

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Indonesia airline seeks to cancel order for 49 Boeing 737 Max 8s

Shooting at San Bernardino mall leaves one man injured, another in custody

Explosion at China chemical plant kills 47 and injures hundreds more

2 U.S. service members killed in action in Afghanistan

Cyclone deaths in Mozambique could top 1,000

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In Mammoth, the snow is so deep residents must tunnel out. There's a history to that

In Mammoth, the snow is so deep residents must tunnel out. There's a history to that

Record-setting snowfall in February has reconnected residents to a historic rite of passage in California’s highest town — digging out.

Venice businessman must turn his hotel back into apartments, planning commission rules

Venice businessman must turn his hotel back into apartments, planning commission rules

By Gale Holland

Hi Duk Lee, visionary who founded Los Angeles’ Koreatown, dies at 79

Hi Duk Lee, visionary who founded Los Angeles’ Koreatown, dies at 79

By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

Safety features as a premium upgrade? Boeing 737 crashes show why that's a bad idea

Safety features as a premium upgrade? Boeing 737 crashes show why that's a bad idea

By David Lazarus

Going, going, gone. Barry Bonds’ former L.A.-area mansion sells for $23 million

Going, going, gone. Barry Bonds’ former L.A.-area mansion sells for $23 million

By Jack Flemming

Tim Burton's ‘Dumbo’ isn't your grandfather’s Disney classic

By Josh Rottenberg

Mötley Crüe’s long-awaited biopic readies for its Netflix debut. After #MeToo, do we need it?

Mötley Crüe’s long-awaited biopic readies for its Netflix debut. After #MeToo, do we need it?

By Randall Roberts

Never have TV viewers seen such contrast in Muslim images after New Zealand's attacks

By Lorraine Ali

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UC Irvine is making long-range plans heading into tournament opener vs. Kansas State

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Around California

No soccer experience, but she still got a spot on elite UCLA team in college admissions scandal

No soccer experience, but she still got a spot on elite UCLA team in college admissions scandal

Mar 20, 2019

College admissions scammers found ‘the hole in the Death Star’

College admissions scammers found ‘the hole in the Death Star’

Mar 19, 2019

California’s Real ID driver’s license? Still confusing. What you need to know now

California’s Real ID driver’s license? Still confusing. What you need to know now

Mar 18, 2019

How an L.A. parent’s tip uncovered massive college admissions scandal

How an L.A. parent’s tip uncovered massive college admissions scandal

Mar 15, 2019

How a 50-year-old design came back to haunt Boeing with its troubled 737 Max jet

How a 50-year-old design came back to haunt Boeing with its troubled 737 Max jet

Mar 15, 2019

Mediocre grades? Weak SATs? Rick Singer got you into an elite college — for a price

Mediocre grades? Weak SATs? Rick Singer got you into an elite college — for a price

Mar 14, 2019

Destruction from sea level rise in California could exceed worst wildfires and earthquakes, new research shows

Destruction from sea level rise in California could exceed worst wildfires and earthquakes, new research shows

Mar 13, 2019

Sick marine mammals turning up on California beaches in droves

Sick marine mammals turning up on California beaches in droves

Mar 8, 2019

As Nazi horrors fade into history, some youths are seduced by hate, others will never forget

As Nazi horrors fade into history, some youths are seduced by hate, others will never forget

Mar 6, 2019

From video game to day job: How ‘SimCity’ inspired a generation of city planners

From video game to day job: How ‘SimCity’ inspired a generation of city planners

Mar 5, 2019

Post-Hurricane Harvey, NASA tried to fly a pollution-spotting plane over Houston. The EPA said no

Post-Hurricane Harvey, NASA tried to fly a pollution-spotting plane over Houston. The EPA said no

Mar 5, 2019

In Central Valley towns, California’s bullet train isn’t an idea: ‘It’s people’s lives’

In Central Valley towns, California’s bullet train isn’t an idea: ‘It’s people’s lives’

Mar 2, 2019

Firefighter suicides reflect toll of longer fire seasons and increased stress

Firefighter suicides reflect toll of longer fire seasons and increased stress

Mar 1, 2019

A February to remembrrr in L.A.: It never even reached 70 degrees

A February to remembrrr in L.A.: It never even reached 70 degrees

Feb 28, 2019

Emma Thompson’s letter to Skydance: Why I can’t work for John Lasseter

Emma Thompson’s letter to Skydance: Why I can’t work for John Lasseter

Feb 26, 2019

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The Broad’s ‘Soul of a Nation’: Art from the rubble of Watts

By Makeda Easter

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- Dodgers
Adding Paul Goldschmidt vaults Cardinals back in the NL Central hunt

By Andy McCullough

- Politics
Newsom to declare California wildfire emergency. Here are some details on his plan

By Taryn Luna

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- World
Explosion at China chemical plant kills 47 and injures hundreds more

By Associated Press

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- Op-Ed
Expanding the Supreme Court is the worst idea yet from Democratic presidential candidates

By John Yoo and James Phillips

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- Hot Property
Top sales: Rolling Hills hits a 2019 high with $15.5-million sale

By Neal J. Leitereg

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Shoe museums around the world put their best foot forward

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CALIFORNIA LIFE & STYLE

- Books
Bruce Berger’s ‘A Desert Harvest’ finds a story in every sunset and quirky character of the West

By Sean McCoy

Mar 21, 2019

Master Class: The easiest way to burnt Basque cheesecake

Mar 21, 2019
Review: At Alta Adams, Keith Corbin’s ‘California soul food’ bridges tradition and innovation

Mar 21, 2019
L.A. brand Dôen adds celebration dresses for weddings and more to its mix

Mar 21, 2019
Atelier & Repairs gives a second life to the fashion pieces we dump

Mar 21, 2019
L.A. designer Emme Parsons slides into spring with a curated collection of sandals

Mar 21, 2019

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