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Experts say the group is not violent and questioned whether police had infringed on the group’s civil rights by covertly recording its activity for four weeks.
Oregon has advanced the most ambitious response to housing affordability challenges in the country while California Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers have struggled to pass strong renter protections and legislation that would significantly increase the state’s supply of homes.
A generation of migrant kids is languishing at the U.S.-Mexico border — pawns in an adult’s dispute.
The cuts allow Alaska to pay each resident $3,000 a year from the state’s famed oil fund
In recent years, the NASA logo has seen a surge in popularity among merchandise.
Iran denies President Trump’s statement that a U.S. warship destroyed an Iranian drone after it threatened the ship
An earthquake hit near the Greek capital of Athens, sending residents into the streets and firefighters to check for people trapped in elevators.
Divorce rates are up for Americans over 50. But splitting up after that age may be particularly hazardous to your emotional and financial health, far worse than doing so at younger ages.
Isaac Manuel Orozco faces life in prison after being found guilty of aggravated mayhem, attempted aggravated mayhem, burglary and assault with a deadly weapon.
Gordon Parks’ 1961 images of favela dweller Flávio da Silva for Life magazine, on display at a current Getty exhibit, sparked a media spat between Brazil and the U.S. Da Silva tells The Times what the series meant to him
EssilorLuxottica, which has near-monopoly control over the eyewear industry, may be about to get even bigger, this time swallowing the business that owns the For Eyes glasses chain.
Tiger Woods misses the cut at the British Open, the second time he has done so at a major championship after winning The Masters earlier this year.
“We are one,” President Trump says of ASAP Rocky, the American rapper who has been held for weeks in Sweden on suspicion of assault but hasn’t been charged.
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Rapper Flame has accused the pop star of lifting the beat from his Christian rap track “Joyful Noise” for her 2013 hit. Now Perry is facing a plagiarism trial.
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As Alamo Drafthouse lands in L.A., a look at other local theaters for the voracious, all-consuming movie lover
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“Gando,” a 30-episode paean to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, espouses a tough, no-negotiations worldview.
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Jasper and Vjera Watts, along with their two young children, are trying to live a plastic-free life. It isn’t easy.
Every weekend one of the most colorful markets sets up on the sidewalk of the Piñata District. It’s street food theater that overwhelms the senses.
I don’t know about you, but I like my Los Angeles served with a big scoop of Wild West on top.
Portraits of cosplayers from the 2019 Comic-Con International by San Diego Union-Tribune staff photographer K.C. Alfred.
Franchise favorite Eddie Furlong will reteam with Linda Hamilton for “Terminator: Dark Fate,” producer James Cameron revealed at the film’s Comic-Con panel.
When you think of high-flying heroic deeds, “Top Gun,” Tom Cruise and, of course, Conan O’Brien are the first things that come to mind.
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Uber has worsened traffic. Airbnb the housing crisis. What unintended consequences will result from allowing scooters to monetize sidewalks and public spaces?More Coverage
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It has been a half-century since we first went to the moon. The feeling today is a combination of pride and anxiety, patriotism and ambivalence.
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Loraine Lundquist has outlined a vision for a more inclusive, sustainable Los Angeles.
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Multigenre, elegant, wildly popular: The Apollo 11 moon landing embodies a time when TV played a profoundly different role in American lives.
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We asked our readers for their memories of the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing as it nears its 50-year anniversary. These are their stories.
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Los asesinatos de la familia Manson lo tuvieron todo: sexo, drogas, rock’n’ roll, discordia racial, Hollywood, control mental y buggies en las dunas.
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Tiempo total de preparación: Aproximadamente 25 minutos | Rinde 2 sándwiches Nota: Puede sustituir el brioche por cualquier pan con pasas de buena calidad. 4 rebanadas de brioche con pasas 2 cucharadas de mantequilla salada, derretida 4 onzas de queso azul firme pero suave, como el bleu des Basques, desmenuzado 1 pera, ligeramente sin terminar de madurar, sin corazón y cortada en rodajas finas Miel de castaño para rociar, opcional PASO 1 Caliente una sartén de hierro fundido o una plancha a fuego lento.
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Donantes de Hollywood financian a varios demócratas
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As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
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May 3 was like any other Friday night at La Cañita, a beach-themed bar and restaurant in a working-class neighborhood near downtown Mexico City.
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When I first visited Kenton Stacy at the Veterans Affairs hospital in La Jolla, I knew his wife, Lindsey, would be there.
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Alexi Zentner’s “Copperhead,” about a high schooler whose stepfather is being released from prison after doing time for a hate crime, is an ambitious but flawed novel that doesn’t always ring true.
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“Punk Rock Is Cool for the End of the World” showcases the late L.A. poet’s work in a compilation by David Trinidad.
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See the latest portraits from Comic-Con 2019 by staff photographer Jay L. Clendenin in the Los Angeles Times Portrait and Video Studio.
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The photo archives of Ebony magazine, which span decades and contain some of the country’s most iconic images of African American history, are scheduled to be sold at auction next Monday.
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Rapper YG’s bulletproof Cadillac Escalade is at the center of the investigation of a deadly gun battle and pursuit on July 3. He denies any involvement.
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Nain DoPorto, 46, who works as a teacher at St. Genevieve High School in Panorama City, was arrested Wednesday.
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Some of the governor’s supporters are baffled by his decision to block two Bay Area cities from raising local taxes above state limits, exemptions he said were unneeded.
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For five curmudgeonly decades, Art Beal collected trash and constructed his fantastical ad hoc home on a Cambria cliffside. But is it art or an eyesore? And what will become of it?
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ESPN’s Dan Le Batard did not stick to sports on his radio show Thursday, speaking out against Trump, racism and his network’s “cowardly” policy of avoiding politics.
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Kansas City Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill escapes NFL suspension in domestic violence case involving his son.
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The four-game series against the Phillies only increased the anxiety of fans.
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Time trial world champion Rohan Dennis pulled out of the Tour de France during Thursday’s Stage 12, leaving his team wondering where he had gone.
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Trump’s desire to turn the 2020 election into a referendum on white racial identity isn’t the strategic masterstroke some Democrats fear. It’s already got Republicans worried.
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Vermin Supreme is running. So is Seven the Dog. Former Alaska Sen. Mike Gravel’s campaign is run by two teens on Twitter. Who are the people running for president that you’ll probably never hear about?
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Hollywood’s power players are all in with Democrats’ effort to oust President Trump in 2020, but many are supporting more than one candidate.
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CNN held a live televised drawing to determine which 20 Democrats will speak on which night of the July 30 and July 31 debate.
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Ukrainians will go to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament
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Amid missile tests and nuclear threats in recent years, longtime South Korea-based birder Nial Moores, who has made frequent trips to North Korea to study birds, explains the important role they play.
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A 78-year-old South Korean man died hours after setting himself on fire near the Japanese Embassy in Seoul on Friday, police said.
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The Trump administration has gutted programs aimed at detecting weapons of mass destruction.
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One of the advantages to living in Los Angeles is the ability to get away from it all, without too much of a drive (assuming traffic cooperates, which is a big assumption). When I need a serious change of scenery but can’t hop on a plane, I head to Topanga Canyon.
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Whether you’re worried about plastic pollution or the amount of dough you blow on bottled water, there’s definitely a reusable bottle perfect for you. Here are 10 gorgeous options:
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Yoga mats have long been made with PVC, a highly toxic plastic. Now manufacturers are using alternatives, including cork and biodegradable tree rubber.
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Brow whisperer Kristie Streicher says before trimming and tweezing to perfection, you need to learn to let grow
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General Motors is bucking convention by boosting production of its new Corvette even as the sports car market shrinks.
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The Trump administration can expand the sale of short-term health insurance policies that don’t meet the standards of the Affordable Care Act, a federal judge ruled, advancing the government’s efforts to undo Obamacare.
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Nick and Amy Renee Noonan, the couple behind the pop outfit Karmin, have sold their Studio City Midcentury for $2.185 million.
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U.S. stocks climbed as investors assessed corporate earnings and fresh clues on monetary policy. Treasuries fell and the dollar rose.
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There’s no guarantee you’ll get TSA PreCheck, which speeds you through the airport security. Here are some of the reasons it may not be happening for you.
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The likeness used moonlight and solar panel mirrors to create a tribute bigger than Central Park.
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Maybe you’re not a contender for the Tour de France, but you don’t have to be if you’re biking Sacramento’s American River Parkway, the trail that starts in the historic district and ends in Folsom.
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One-way or round-trip tickets? Book with a site you don’t know to save money on a hotel? A travel expert shares tips and tricks for summer 2019
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