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Tracing Kobe Bryant’s fateful last flight Sunday morning that ended with a horrific crash.
For nearly 20 years, one of most famous names in sports lived a surprisingly public life in Newport Coast, and it seems like nearly everyone there has a Kobe story to tell.
As much as Kobe Bryant was driven to win, he revealed in his 2018 book “Mamba Mentality” that his hatred of losing was just as intense as his desire to win.
Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Ellen DeGeneres and other TV hosts struggled to keep it together Monday while honoring Kobe Bryant, “a real-life superhero.”
Nine people, including Kobe Bryant, were killed when a helicopter crashed and burst into flames in Calabasas.
Complete coverage of the death of Kobe Bryant, his daughter, Gianna, and seven others in a helicopter crash.
Bolton’s claims put pressure on Republicans to allow witnesses at President Trump’s impeachment trial.
The South Carolina senator’s evolution from Trump critic and McCain sidekick to Trump’s attack dog captures the GOP’s transformation under the reality-TV president.
Trump’s lawyers laid the groundwork for invoking executive privilege to block potentially damaging public testimony from witnesses like John Bolton.
Republican senators claim they are shocked, shocked to hear that Trump will put the “head on a pike” of anyone who votes against him. Seriously?
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Mike Gatto’s measure may be well-intentioned, but it won’t solve the problems of mentally ill homeless people.
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Bolton has a story to tell about Trump; the Senate must hear it.
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With strong support from younger voters, Latinos and liberals, Sanders has become the clear front-runner with state’s primary about five weeks away. Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden trail.
China on Monday expanded sweeping efforts to contain a viral disease by extending the Lunar New Year holiday to keep the public at home and avoid spreading infection as the death toll rose to 80.
As Trump prepares to unveil a plan to ease the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is indicted at home for alleging accepting millions of dollars in bribes.
He says he told Khalid Shaikh Mohammed that if there was another attack on America, he would kill Mohammed’s son.
The International Longshore & Warehouse Union is preparing to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy if a federal judge lets stand a $94-million jury award.
In a video posted to his Facebook page and Instagram account, Gallagher called some members of his former platoon ‘cowards’ and included names, photos.
Oprah Winfrey is finally addressing the controversy surrounding her latest book club pick, “American Dirt,” and promising to take its critics seriously.
In his first public comments about the Astros cheating during the 2017 World Series, Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw addressed getting shelled in Game 5.
The supervising producer of “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” is among people nationwide targeted by this sneaky racket.
Demjanjuk, an Ohio auto worker whose U.S. citizenship was twice stripped, had steadfastly denied being a Nazi collaborator. He died in Germany in 2012 while his case was on appeal.
Scientists show how one dramatic shift in the marine ecosystem could topple a domino of problems across California.
New government charges reveal how bad the Wells Fargo scandal really was.
Britain decides to let Huawei build parts of its new 5G high-speed mobile network. The U.S. has been pushing allies to ban the Chinese company.
Long admired for their electric glow, the casinos, hotels and other attractions of Las Vegas have largely turned to the brighter lights and lesser costs of LED technology. Neon? There’s a museum for that.
Katie Sowers, 49ers offensive assistant coach, is the Super Bowl’s first female and openly gay coach.
It’ll be the 50th meeting between No. 3 Roger Federer, who has won 20 Grand Slam titles, and No. 2 Novak Djokovic, who owns 16.
As baseball tries to learn from the Houston Astros’ cheating scandal, a conundrum exists: How can technology be banned in one area and embraced in every other?
Safety C.J. Pollard announced on Monday he is leaving USC and entering the NCAA transfer portal.
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While citizens of wealthy countries prepare to be evacuated from China’s locked-down city of Wuhan, African students see little chance of escape.
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Authorities have arrested 11 suspects they say ran a multi-state recycling fraud operation that smuggled empty cans and bottles into California.
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An Anaheim man was arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide after police say he shot a Garden Grove resident he was involved with.
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The Olympic qualifying tournament will mark the first competitive games for new coach Vlatko Andonovski.
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Talking to food writer Jenn Harris about her new show “The Bucket List,” which is devoted to the best fried chicken in Los Angeles and the people who make it.
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Soon before the helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven other people crashed into a Calabasas hillside, the pilot started a steep climb.
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It has been a tough two days for NBA and Lakers fans.
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‘Chasing Cosby,’ a new podcast, collects the firsthand accounts of women who say they were drugged and assaulted by Bill Cosby.
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The chairman of Harvard’s chemistry department is accused of hiding his involvement in efforts to recruit people to pass research to China.
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Authorities say a Florida man who repeatedly harassed parents of shooting victims at Sandy Hook Elementary School has been arrested.
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As a church in Minnesota plans an overhaul, some parishioners feel they are being left behind. Church leaders say they are looking to save the church.
Scroll through to see Sundance Film Festival moments from the Los Angeles Times Studio presented by Chase Sapphire on Main.
As a divorce lawyer in ‘Marriage Story,’ Laura Dern calls out societal bias against mothers. She helped craft the speech with writer-director Noah Baumbach.
Bad Bunny pays his respects to Kobe Bryant the only way he knows how: The singer released “6 Rings” on Monday to honor the late Lakers superstar.
California state agencies argue that women who worked at the video game company could deserve up to $400 million. The company—and the lawyers for women who worked there—strongly disagree.
Chipotle was hit with a $1.3 million fine over more than 13,000 child labor violations at its Massachusetts restaurants, the state’s attorney general announced Monday.
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El rastreo del fatídico último vuelo de Kobe Bryant el domingo por la mañana que terminó con un horrible accidente.
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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Más allá de las razones estructurales por las que se detonan las caravanas de migrantes, que combinan factores en los lugares de origen y en Estados Unidos como lugar de destino, llamó la atención la muy poca sensibilidad del gobierno mexicano ante el papel que la geografía le hizo jugar y que es el de país de tránsito.
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Tracing Kobe Bryant’s fateful last flight Sunday morning that ended with a horrific crash.
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The International Longshore & Warehouse Union is preparing to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy if a federal judge lets stand a $94-million jury award.
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Bernie Sanders leads in the California primary five weeks away, with strong support from younger voters, Latinos and liberals. Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden trail.
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The Taliban claims it downed a ‘special American aircraft’ in Ghazni province, and blocks Afghan troops from accessing the site.
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China’s death toll from the coronavirus rises to at least 106 as the U.S. and others prepare to fly citizens out of Wuhan, at the outbreak’s center.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has withdrawn his request for immunity from prosecution hours before parliamentary proceedings were set to begin
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Manzoor Ahmad Pashteen, 28, has repeatedly demanded that Pakistan’s security forces be held accountable for extrajudicial killings and kidnappings.
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An acupuncture pop-up, stream New York’s most cultish class, sky-high yoga and a way to pay it forward with a massage: Here are a few ways to keep on top of those wellness goals.
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Sports stars and music makers around the globe wear their hearts on their sleeves — and feet and fingernails — to honor the late Laker and his daughter Gianna.
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Old Hollywood glamour, fantastical fringe and a bellhop in pink help deliver much-needed escapism on music’s biggest night.
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Lizzo, Lil Nas X, Ariana Grande and Gwen Stefani changed into multiple intriguing looks during a long and busy day at the Grammys in downtown Los Angeles.
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California state officials say marijuana vape cartridges seized in unlicensed shops in Los Angeles contained potentially dangerous additives.
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The Washington Post put a political reporter on leave after her tweet about Kobe Bryant rape allegations. Dozens of journalists decry the decision.
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Padres catcher Austin Hedges has paid $1.35 million for a smart home located about 11 miles north of the team’s stadium.
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After nearly 30 years of ownership, veteran actor Joe Mantegna is asking $4.195 million for his charming Toluca Lake Tudor.
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A cave with emerald water. A ghost town that once was submerged. A gold mine tour. A desert winery. Sure, it’s all fun and games in Vegas, but day trips promise a change of pace.
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A roundup of new hotels, name changes and renovations coming to Las Vegas in the year ahead, along with a few other key visitor attractions.
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Pack a camera and a zoom lens to capture the glory of the glow at Horsetail Fall
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The 4,000-passenger Panorama has enough activities to satisfy varied tastes — and places to get away from the din. It will sail to Mexican destinations each week.
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Netflix docuseries ‘Nisman: The Prosecutor, the President and the Spy’ causes a political firestorm in Argentina, 5 years after Alberto Nisman died.
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If an international film, like ‘Parasite,’ wins best picture, it only seems fair that a different film, like ‘Pain and Glory,’ gets the international Oscar.
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USA Network has revived NBC reality show ‘The Biggest Loser,’ promising a more holistic approach to health. But weight loss is still the focus.
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Costume designer Arianne Phillips and Quentin Tarantino had a no tie-dye mindset going into the late-'60s-set film ‘Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood.’
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Among the impediments as investigators seek to determine the cause of the crash are the wide debris field and the lack of a black box recording.
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A magnitude 3.1 earthquake was reported near Hollister, Calif., at 9:34 a.m., according to the USGS.
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After Moms 4 Housing took over a vacant house in Oakland in protest, we discuss the role of corporate ownership in California’s housing problems.
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Teams have recovered the bodies of at least three victims from a Calabasas hillside and say the process of removing others may take several more days.
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Principals will be required to establish a two-week dead period for all sports during summer.
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A fan started a petition to honor Kobe Bryant by altering the NBA logo to feature the late Lakers star. Nearly 2 million people have signed it.
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For Ethan Anderson and others who’d grown up in the long shadow Kobe Bryant cast, it seemed Bryant would always be there, his presence looming forever over Los Angeles.
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Ashleigh Barty is a step closer to ending a long Australian title drought at the national championships.
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Dershowitz says he hasn’t yet discussed his legal fees for defending Trump. The bigger question is who will pay Trump’s lawyers.
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PG&E and Edison could be required to reimburse customers for financial losses from power outages to prevent wildfires under a proposal in the California Legislature.
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Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo bars an NPR reporter from his plane after confrontation with network over his profanity-laced attack on its interviewer.
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The new policy can be used to deny green cards to immigrants over their use of public benefits including Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers.
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