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By Thursday and Friday, fire weather conditions could be severe.
A wealthy Los Angeles venture capitalist with extensive foreign ties who made large donations to Democratic and Republican campaigns has been charged with violating federal registration laws for foreign agents, tax evasion and making illegal campaign contributions.
A Times investigation that found more than $300 million went to contractors with thin claims of Native American ancestry.
Eleven parents, including Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, now face an added bribery charge in the college admissions case.
The owner of the Terranea resort in Rancho Palos Verdes has spent over $1 million to defeat a measure to give resort workers panic buttons and to increase salaries.
U.S. diplomat in Ukraine William Taylor describes “alarming” events in Ukraine to House impeachment investigators.
The emergency moratorium on no-fault evictions aims to stop landlords from booting tenants before new statewide rental rules take effect.
SoCalGas is engaged in a wide-ranging campaign to preserve the role of its pipelines in powering society.
A 6-foot-5 man with size 17 feet traveled to the middle of nowhere in search of a boot maker. What he encountered was a life deeply touched by love and death and leather.
In a statement, Hill said she is going through a divorce “from an abusive husband who seems determined to try to humiliate me.”
The election was much more than a referendum on Trudeau. The results made it clear that Canada is an increasingly diverse and divided nation.
The New York Jets are upset after “Monday Night Football” aired a clip of Sam Darnold admitting he was “seeing ghosts” against the New England Patriots.
Sweepstakes and lottery scams are growing more sophisticated. Here’s what you need to know.
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The first Arnold Schwarzenegger-Linda Hamilton reunion since “Terminator 2: Judgment Day” is a back-to-basics sequel with a few fresh wrinkles.
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A longtime associate of Rosario Dawson’s family is suing the actress and her family members, alleging gender discrimination, battery, assault and emotional distress after he came out to them as a transgender man.
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The assistant GM of the Houston Astros apologized Tuesday after a report said he repeatedly yelled toward a group of female reporters about closer Roberto Osuna.
The single most important issue in 2020 is ending the misrule of Donald Trump.
Amid the impeachment inquiry, it’s important not to forget the full sweep of the damage Donald Trump has done, and continues to do.
There is no issue more important than driving Donald Trump out of office at the ballot box in 2020.
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Are Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren — and Donald Trump — too old to be president of the United States?
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Americans are slow to make momentous decisions, but it appears they are supporting President Trump’s impeachment. Even some Republicans are coming around.
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As a ruling Tuesday by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals illustrated, sometimes the court fights between California and Trump are over the far more meaty matter of the executive branch’s authority to interpret law.
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The impulse to acquiesce to bad suggestions can make it very hard to stand up to people in authority. But there are ways to defeat this response.
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A podcast from the Los Angeles Times and Futuro Studios looks at how Prop. 187 helped turn California into the progressive beacon it is today.
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Fred VanVleet scored a career-high 34 points, Pascal Siakam had 34 points and 18 rebounds and the defending champion Toronto beat New Orleans 130-122.
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Roman Josi and Viktor Arvidsson each had a goal and an assist to lead the Nashville Predators to a 6-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks.
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Supporters at Staples Center included a Lakers fan who distributed “Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong” T-shirts. Other signs read “Free Hong Kong.”
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Both the Lakers and the Clippers enter the season under enormous pressure to win an NBA title for their respective teams.
Supporters at Staples Center included a Lakers fan who distributed “Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong” T-shirts. Other signs read “Free Hong Kong.”
On Saturday night, Shan McClain watched as her two sons suffered serious injuries playing football for the USC Trojans. It was the ultimate test of faith for her.
The brand began in Katie Warner Johnson’s studio apartment. With support from Foot Locker, Carbon38 is going after male-led Nike, Under Armour, Adidas.
After going viral earlier this month, beauty mogul Kylie Jenner is hoping to further profit from her “rise and shine” moment in the sun.
Daniel DeSure, creator of the hot streetwear brand Total Luxury Spa, wants fashion to be a vehicle for change.
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El campeón del mundo de la Organización Mundial de Boxeo estará exponiendo su cinturón de las 175 libras ante Álvarez
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River Plate le propinó otro duro golpe a Boca Juniors al eliminarlo en la Bombonera y clasificarse para la final de la Copa Libertadores 2019, pese a perder por 1-0 este martes y aprovechar el 2-0 conseguido en el partido de ida en el Monumental.
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El Galaxy espera mantener su hegemonía sobre el LAFC, ahora en las semifinales de la Conferencia del Oeste
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I wanted to know if he had come to accept the terrible loss of that day and how would he explain that acceptance. What words do you put on a tragedy that seems only to prove that life is fickle, random and cruel?
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A Native American version of golf is gaining popularity on the Navajo Nation reservation, where duffers play on ‘browns,’ not greens.More Coverage
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A reporter dives into the world of golf on the Navajo reservation.
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Southern California Gas is engaged in a wide-ranging campaign to preserve the role of its pipelines in powering society.
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A 6-foot-5 man with size 17 feet traveled to the middle of nowhere in search of a boot maker. What he encountered was a life deeply touched by love and death and leather.
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Will dumpster-diving sea gulls change the very chemistry of California’s Channel Islands?
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The vote likely makes it impossible for the prime minister to fulfil his vow to take Britain out of the European Union on the scheduled date of Oct. 31.
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The talks between Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russia’s Vladimir Putin apparently determined arrangements along the Syria-Turkey border.
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President Jimmy Carter has been hospitalized with a pelvic fracture after falling Monday evening at home.
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Here are the stories you shouldn’t miss today: TOP STORIES ‘This Phony Emoluments Clause’ Trying to dig out from political holes of his own making, President Trump started the workweek by holding forth for 71 minutes during what was ostensibly a Cabinet meeting.
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The annual event at the Getty Center paid tribute to designers and stylish stars in front of and behind the camera and included a one-night-only exhibition of memorable red-carpet gowns.
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During a private gathering at the Beverly Hills home of Zoe and Olivier de Givenchy, Walt Disney Co. Chairman and Chief Executive Bob Iger spoke of entertainment and the new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures: “The entertainment business has never been as important as it is today.”
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Aluminum-can pull tabs, cork and denim scraps offer viable alternatives to fur and leather
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Instagram was right: Keeping a relationship a secret can sometimes be just what that relationship needs.
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Trading on Wall Street was choppy Tuesday, and stock indexes closed lower, dragged down by some companies’ earnings reports and a sell-off in the tech sector.
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Snap Inc. outperformed analysts’ predictions for the third quarter of 2019 after a successful makeover of Snapchat’s Android app.
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Nike CEO Mark Parker will hand the reins to John Donahoe, former head of EBay. Parker suffered a black eye over Nike’s Oregon Project for elite runners.
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Kevin McAllister is the highest-ranking Boeing executive to depart since the deadly crashes of two 737 Max planes.
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Next year, flat-rate prices will start at $19, no matter how many people hop in the cab and no matter the time of day
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The L.A. Zoo’s herd of endangered Masai giraffes has grown by one.
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Experts say travelers should be careful not to buy more coverage than they need.
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What about snakes? Theodore Roosevelt? Yoga? Water? All of these are things you don’t just need to know — you’ll want to know.
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Studio Teatrgaleria and CalArts team up to explore the work of the avant-garde playwright known as Witkacy, who’s more obscure than he ought to be.
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Directors Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola have belittled the behemoth Marvel Cinematic Universe, claiming they’re “despicable” and “not cinema.”
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Michael Connelly talks about “The Night Fire,” two new books and living with the same character for 27 years
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Henry Thomas, child star of “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,” was arrested on a DUI charge after police say they found him passed out in his car.
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David Dempsey, 32, was arrested shortly after the scuffle broke out between pro- and anti-Trump protesters on the Santa Monica Pier on Saturday.
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The fire erupted near Kenter Avenue, north of Sunset Boulevard.
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California will be hit by more power outages this week from PG&E, Edison.
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Cal State Chancellor Timothy P. White will retire from the nation’s largest public university system next year.
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UCLA’s defensive line showcased its true potential against Stanford, but can it put in an encore performance against Arizona State on Saturday?
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Statistically, the Chargers have defended well enough, but missed tackles have led to some crucial big plays by the opposition.
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There are several top prospect matchups talent evaluators will be judging closely when St. John Bosco and Mater Dei play Friday.
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Mick Cronin’s wardrobe screamed Cincinnati instead of Westwood when he was hired by UCLA. A haberdasher helped Cronin improve his fashion game.
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The anonymous writer behind the “I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration” opinion column published last year in the New York Times has written a forthcoming tell-all book.
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The president tweeted: “All Republicans must remember what they are witnessing here — a lynching. But we will WIN!”
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The late Uwe Reinhardt, in a final, posthumous book, explains everything you need to know about our dysfunctional healthcare system.
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California voters who aren’t in a political party can vote in the Democratic presidential primary in 2020. Republicans, though, have excluded them.
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