The low numbers of COVID-19 cases in Orange County’s Little Saigon are tied to cultural habits and consistent behavior.
The German hospital treating Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny for poisoning says his condition improved enough for him to be released.
Seattle will reduce its policing budget and reallocate some money to community programs, a move opposed by the city’s mayor and former police chief.
Attorneys representing Dijon Kizzee’s family said the 29-year-old sustained 15 gunshot wounds. They disputed the Sheriff’s Department’s version of events.
The city of San Francisco last year banned the use of facial recognition, including by its police, citing civil liberties concerns.
Officials are concerned that L.A. is about to see a coronavirus surge tied to Labor Day weekend. But the numbers are inconclusive so far.
After reaching less than 30% of its goal to shelter homeless people who are vulnerable to the coronavirus, Project Roomkey is starting to phase out in the face of funding uncertainty.
The University of California’s failure to rigorously oversee its admissions practices has allowed unqualified students to get in, a state audit finds.
President Trump hit China unusually hard in a video address to a virtual United Nations General Assembly, with two audiences in mind: global and U.S. voters.
LeBron James answers forcefully about the two sheriffs deputies who were shot in Compton and the criticism leveled at him.
The Dodgers secured an eighth straight National League West Division title as well as the NL’s top playoff seed with a 7-2 win over the Oakland A’s.
Two days after pulling off one of the most memorable wins in Lakers playoff history, the team came out flat in a Game 3 loss to the Denver Nuggets.
As families decide if and how to celebrate, the embattled agency weighs in
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With the situation continuing to improve, Orange County officials said this week that a wider reopening of businesses could be around the corner.
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Under new state guidelines, indoor nail salons can reopen in California. The decision follows months of outcry from business owners and workers.
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Deaths from COVID-19 in the U.S. reach 200,000 as authorities across the country continue to struggle to curb its spread.
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Two states give electoral votes by congressional district, not winner-take-all statewide. That brings Biden’s campaign to Omaha, Trump’s to Maine.
Berry Creek has been many things in its long history — a stagecoach stop, a lumber town, a vacation spot, a gold mining camp.
Fall recipes
It’s officially fall. Pumpkin pie sounds good right now. And it’s easy to make. For dessert in a glass, make this spiked pumpkin spice coffee. If you’re looking for a real crowd pleaser, try this roasted pumpkin loaf with salty spiced bread crumbs. This season is all about comfort, so remember: There’s no shame in using canned pumpkin puree.
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What can we learn from the low coronavirus infection rate in Orange County’s Vietnamese American communities?
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In August, the Los Angeles Times published a series on the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium antiwar demonstration. After an overwhelming response, most of the series will be collected in a 36-page zine.
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Mortgage rates are at historic lows, so there’s money to be saved there by buying a home now. But when it comes to the home’s sales price, don’t expect a discount because of the economic downturn.
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This time, Mitt Romney failed to strike a profile in courage.
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As the pandemic continues, overall violent crime has edged downward, yet homicides have increased in some major cities, including L.A., as have mass shootings.
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Fire safety experts are increasingly focusing on houses instead of forests as they explore how to improve safety in an era of destructive wildfires.
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Mail-in ballots, registration deadlines, voting centers — we’ve got you covered with the basics of voting in the Nov. 3 election.
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More Californians will vote by mail this year because of the coronavirus. Here’s how it works.
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Here are the Los Angeles Times’ editorial board endorsements for president, California ballot measures and more.
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Weary TV critics Lorraine Ali and Robert Lloyd stayed up past deadline to break down why the stay-at-home awards show was a winner.
In the months since the coronavirus struck and wrestling arenas were closed, many Mexican wrestlers rely on street food vending to make a living.
Prep basketball players in Flint, Mich., discuss the importance of the game in their lives and their perspective on the upcoming season.
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Due to COVID-19, 2020 marks the first virtual Emmy Awards in the show’s 72-year history. We take you inside Staples Center for a look at the stage set and host Jimmy Kimmel’s plans.
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Fears of a significant spread of the Bobcat fire dissipated as Santa Ana winds failed to materialize, but foothill communities remain on high alert.
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Armed Black groups like the Minnesota Freedom Fighters work to protect the streets as calls for racial justice mount.
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Missing for 40 years, a rare cello surfaces with a surprise ending.
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Despite deaths, accidents and a mass shooting, the U.S. Olympic women’s water polo team has climbed back from adversity again and again.
The new Netflix movie “Enola Holmes,” based on the Mancy Springer mystery series, stars a delightful Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill and Sam Claflin.
Here’s how to watch Tuesday’s ‘Friends’ virtual table read featuring actors Sterling K. Brown as Ross and Uzo Aduba as Phoebe.
McNamara: Inside ‘Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ reunion with Joseph Marcell: ‘It felt so good to be back’
McNamara: Inside ‘Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ reunion with Joseph Marcell: ‘It felt so good to be back’
For British stage veteran Joseph Marcell, traveling from London to Los Angeles to film ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ reunion was worth the risk.
Bill Murray and Rashida Jones play a father-daughter duo in Sofia Coppola’s New York-set comedy, which will be available on Apple+ in October.
After the Lakers stormed back to make it a two-possession game, Jamal Murray’s clutch play secured a 114-106 win for the Nuggets. The Lakers lead the series 2-1.
Angels shortstop Andrelton Simmons, who will become a free agent this fall, has opted out of the last five games of the season due to COVID-19 concerns.
Alex Turcotte, the No. 5 pick in the 2019 draft, is one of several prospects the Kings have lent to European teams while the NHL sorts out next season’s schedule.
General manager Billy Eppler is likely to take the fall for another disappointing Angels season, but owner Arte Moreno is the constant over a decade of losing.
U.S. trade bans are spurring labor reforms in Malaysia, which produces two-thirds of the world’s disposable gloves.
More pilot whales have been found stranded in Australia, raising the estimated total to almost 500 in the largest mass stranding ever recorded in the country.
Airlines and their unions ratcheted up pleas for an extended COVID-19 aid package to forestall layoffs. “October is too late,” the head of the pilots union said.
Democrats controlling the House pressed ahead with a government-wide temporary funding bill that would keep federal agencies up and running into December.
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COVID-19 has turned the battle over food delivery regulation into a life-or-death issue
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The iconic Pacific Dining Car restaurant, opened in 1921, has closed. The original Westlake location is auctioning off its furniture, signage and tableware. The Santa Monica location, opened in 1990, shut a few months ago. The brand will continue to exist and focus on online sales, it says on its website.
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Bee Burlingame is building Los Angeles’ first solar community fridge
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The spots where we slept and relaxed now have to do double and triple duty supporting every aspect of our daily lives. How our homes are changing during coronavirus
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Anticipating travel can enhance our well-being. But what happens when we no longer have trips to anticipate?
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Want to turn your living room into a jungle? These hanging plants are a good place to start.
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El misterio de un violonchelo raro robado tiene un final sorprendente
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A medio año de la pandemia, es difícil imaginar que alguien, en cualquier lugar, no haya oído hablar del coronavirus.
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Which 28 players will the Dodgers put on their postseason roster? Here’s one possibility.
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We take a look at two clubs – LAFC and Atlanta United – that joined MLS as expansion teams and quickly dominated, only to crash and burn this year.
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Air quality and environment reporter Tony Barboza and Metro reporter Joseph Serna have a new story looking at the health effects of all that wildfire smoke.
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U.S. trade bans are spurring labor reforms in Malaysia, which produces two-thirds of the world’s disposable gloves.
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As campuses begin to reopen, teachers watch anxiously, and some are raising concerns publicly, including Orange County teachers who led a protest and signed a petition.
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Excuses abound as to why California can’t bring more homeless people off the streets. In Bakersfield, a hospital blocked the use of a motel for housing.
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The museum closed first. Like many states amid the pandemic, New Mexico’s small towns bear the brunt
The museum closed first. Like many states amid the pandemic, New Mexico’s small towns bear the brunt
As the federal government is cutting funding to states, municipalities like Lordsburg, N.M., are struggling with unemployment and a devastated tax base.
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Kentucky’s largest city is preparing for more protests and possible unrest in advance of the state attorney general’s announcement about whether he will charge officers in Breonna Taylor’s shooting death.
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Beta parked itself over the Texas coast, raising concerns of extensive flooding in Houston and areas farther inland.
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As President Trump weighs a Supreme Court pick, the GOP appears to have the votes to act in the Senate.
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Jamie Renee Williams turned a tiny strip of dirt outside her apartment into an edible garden. You can tour it online during the LA Design Festival.
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Zendaya, Cynthia Erivo and Jennifer Aniston were among the evening’s style standouts.
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Laidback luxe and awards-show-from-home chic carried the night.
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The 2020 Emmys offer a unique glimpse inside the homes of Hollywood stars. So we asked “Queer Eye” design expert Bobby Berk for his take on the winners’ decor.
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Elon Musk said he expects Tesla deliveries to grow 30% to 40% this year, even amid a global car sales slump. But he underwhelmed with a presentation on the company’s battery development timeline.
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Stocks on Wall Street shrugged off an early slide and closed higher Tuesday, halting the first four-day losing streak since the early days of the pandemic.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office has said it’s working to adopt guidelines for reopening Disneyland and other California theme parks but has offered no timeline.
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The longtime Malibu beach home of “Leave It to Beaver” matriarch Barbara Billingsley is for sale at $8.75 million.
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Yosemite, Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks remain shut
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RBG loved Santa Fe for its opera and skies.
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The city has some of the most beautifully preserved architectural masterpieces in California. Hop in the car and let’s explore.
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Yosemite, Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks remain shut
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What’s on TV Wednesday, Sept. 23: The season finale of “Coroner” on The CW; “I Can See Your Voice” on Fox
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See how Leonardo DiCaprio, Ava DuVernay, Camila Cabello, Kerry Washington and the Obamas are observing National Voter Registration Day.
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“Roses” singer-rapper Saint Jhn on UFOs, edibles and why he’s sexier than he thought he was.
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The 20-year-old singer-songwriter came to fame via a sample on Powfu’s TikTok smash “Death Bed (Chocolate for Your Head),” but her heart is in ’90s guitar rock.
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Jose DeJesus Berrelleza, 33, was getting ready for work about 6 a.m. Tuesday when he noticed someone was trying to steal his van. In trying to stop the theft, he fell to the ground and was run over by his own van, police said.
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The victim, whose name wasn’t released, is believed to be a person who went missing nearly two years ago, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office said.
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The two lance corporals are among five defendants accused of distributing narcotics, some laced with deadly fentanyl.
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Vanessa Bryant’s lawsuit alleges that deputies took photos of the helicopter crash site, and that Sheriff Alex Villanueva failed to investigate.
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A’ja Wilson had 29 points to lead the Las Vegas Aces past the Connecticut Sun 83-75 to even the series while Alysha Clark’s putback at the buzzer lifted the Seattle Storm past the Minnesota Lynx 88-86.
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New grass, new lights, new bleachers, new track for Venice football stadium
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The Chicago Bulls have hired Billy Donovan as their next coach replacing Jim Boylen.
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An audit of University of California admissions found 22 students were inappropriately admitted as athletes. The real number is probably higher.
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Cindy McCain is endorsing Democrat Joe Biden for president in a stunning rebuke of President Trump.
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Billionaire and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is helping Florida felons pay their debts so they can vote in the presidential election.
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Increasingly confident Senate Republicans are making plans to confirm President Trump’s soon-to-be-named pick to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and reshape the court.
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On Tuesday, Hillary Clinton released a trailer for her new iHeartMedia podcast, “You and Me Both,” which promises community, humanity and authenticity.
