Emmys
The series has taken home all the major comedy awards of the night so far— including acting categories and directing.
In a nod to the pandemic, 2020 Emmys presenters are wearing tuxedo hazmat suits to hand out awards Sunday.
Two E! hosts, Giuliana Rancic and Vivica A. Fox, released statements during the Emmys red-carpet preshow announcing they tested positive for COVID-19.
Find out the winners of the 2020 Emmys with our complete list, updating live during Sunday night’s ceremony.
As they say in Hollywood, “The show must go on,” and the Emmy pre-shows did just that despite the pandemic. Although the red carpets remained rolled up and the limos sat idle, a number of pre-shows moved forward in creative and interesting ways, teeing up to the big event.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Democrats have historically struggled to make the courts a mobilizing issue, unlike Republicans. The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg may change that.
Three deeply conservative women judges have emerged as President Trump’s short list to succeed the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court.
Biden pleaded with Republican senators to not push a nominee through, saying such an action would push the country “deeper into the abyss.”
The Alaska senator joins Maine Sen. Susan Collins, who said replacing Ginsburg should be the decision of the election winner — Trump or Democrat Joe Biden.
Democrats could win the election and lose the Supreme Court for a generation
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The Bobcat fire is moving into some remote areas in the Antelope Valley, destroying homes and prompting numerous evacuations, officials said.
The new milestone comes as California has been seeing a sharp decline in coronavirus cases after a summer spike that sparked widespread alarm.
A judge issued an order temporarily halting the U.S. Department of Commerce from implementing restrictions that would remove WeChat from U.S. app stores.
Seth Gottesdiener hopes a cross-country bike trip will help him better understand and raise awareness to issues of social injustice in the United States.
A woman chronicles her mother’s awful journey, recounting her own pain and guilt as well as their reconciliation.
California should replace outdated technology and overhaul poor policies that have delayed unemployment benefits to those left jobless during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a strike team appointed by the governor.
The Census Bureau is contending with several natural disasters as wildfires and hurricanes disrupt the final weeks of the nation’s once-a-decade headcount.
The 2020 winner must rebuild an economy slammed by COVID-19. Trump has an edge but Biden seeks to be the Main Street choice to Wall Street’s Trump.
Body camera video from protests this summer shows LAPD officers yank a sign from a man and shoot him in the groin with a projectile at close range.
With Tyrod Taylor sitting because of a chest injury, rookie Justin Herbert shines in his first start as the Chargers lose to the Chiefs, 23-20, in overtime.
Endorsement: Yes on Proposition 15. It’s one small step toward fixing California’s broken tax system
Endorsement: Yes on Proposition 15. It’s one small step toward fixing California’s broken tax system
Proposition 15, the split-tax roll measure, is the first step in a necessary fix to one of the state’s most intractable problems, a faulty property tax system.
The Dumpling Drive app aims to enable Uber and Lyft drivers to go into business solo. Drivers have to market themselves — but they also set their own prices and don’t give up a cut.
If you’re facing a big hospital bill, especially if you’re unemployed and uninsured, resist any pressure to put it on your credit card.
The Luxe Rodeo Drive is the first L.A.-area luxury hotel to go out of business because of the pandemic. An unusually high loan delinquency rate may mean more hotel closures are likely to follow.
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CDC officials drop controversial coronavirus guidance and say anyone who has been in close contact with an infected person should get tested.
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K-12 schools in Los Angeles are not allowed to be open at the moment. Yet many schools have reopened anyway, either by outsourcing their facilities to established providers like the Y, or by rebranding as day camps, which are license-exempt and virtually unregulated in California.
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Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square while protesters in Tel Aviv waved signs on beaches as Israel entered a new lockdown Saturday
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A cheeky hidden message is the company’s latest call to action on climate change and protecting public lands.
The official death toll in Mexico quietly surpassed 70,000 this month, a figure topped only in the United States, Brazil and India.
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Our special Friday edition will equip you for the weekend and get you up to date on what’s happening, including how this weekend’s virtual Emmys will work and the CDC’s reversal of its guidance on who should get tested for the coronavirus.
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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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You can now print things for free and borrow laptops and mobile Wi-Fi hot spots from select L.A. County Library locations.
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Several years after our clerkships ended, Justice Ginsburg performed our wedding, wishing us the same kind of happiness she had shared with her husband, Marty.
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California once had far more Confederate monuments and place names than any state outside the South. Most have been removed.
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Public-facing robotic technology could help mitigate the damages of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s time to welcome the robot revolution.
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Look at the country Trump presides over. His United States is burning. Doom and disaster are literally in the air.
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What makes Trump supporters tick? L.A. Times readers have some thoughts.
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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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Comedian and host Jimmy Kimmel kicked off this year’s virtual Emmys ceremony with a very 2020-specific monologue.
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2020 Emmy winner (seven times over) “Schitt’s Creek” went from cult obscurity to fan favorite. Like the series itself, that feel-good story is a solace right now.
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A look at the notable numbers behind the Rams’ 37-19 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
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Pacific Ocean AquaFarms would grow up to 5,000 metric tons of yellowtail annually
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A woman suspected of sending an envelope containing the poison ricin, which was addressed to White House, has been arrested at the New York-Canada border
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President Trump’s statement that the sale of TikTok would result in a $5-billion education fund to teach children the “real history of our country” came as a surprise to at least one of the companies involved.
Dating during a pandemic
If you’re bored in the house, and you’re in the house bored, you might be thinking about starting a relationship. S’More, a 9-month-old app, has users get to know a potential date first — photos are initially blurred and only become unblurred as the conversation continues — while Struck matches users based on zodiac compatibility. Or read about one local man’s journey, who realized his search for love had to start with himself.
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In the months since the coronavirus struck and wrestling arenas were closed, many Mexican wrestlers rely on street food vending to make a living.
The Bobcat fire opened a new, dangerous front as it barreled toward homes in the Antelope Valley, prompting more evacuations.
Prep basketball players in Flint, Mich., discuss the importance of the game in their lives and their perspective on the upcoming season.
Fears of a significant spread of the Bobcat fire dissipated as Santa Ana winds failed to materialize, but nearby foothill communities remained on high alert.
Air quality officials said the high pollution readings were a result of intense heat combined with stagnant weather conditions.
The skies around the Bay Area and other parts of Northern California took on an eerie glow as smoke from several fires enveloped the region.
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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.
Warner Bros.’ ‘Tenet’ continues to do modest business with $36.1 million in North American receipts and a global cumulative of $250.1 million.
“Nomadland,” “The Disciple,” “Wolfwalkers” and “David Byrne’s American Utopia” were among our critic’s festival highlights.
‘Antebellum’ star Janelle Monáe explains the thriller’s ending, as well as her motivation for signing on to a story depicting the horrors of slavery.
I watched Netflix’s controversial film “Cuties” expecting some sort of Senegalese-French “Dance Moms.” What I saw was a powerful portrait of nascent female rage.
With Mookie Betts and Chris Taylor out of the starting lineup, the Dodgers offense couldn’t muster enough offense to back starter Tony Gonsolin.
The Lakers looks to take a 2-0 series lead over the Denver Nuggets in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals in Orlando, Fla. Follow our live coverage.
Quarterback Jared Goff and tight end Tyler Higbee pair up for three touchdowns in the Rams’ 37-19 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bryson DeChambeau finishes six strokes ahead of third-round leader Matthew Wolff of Simi Valley to win the U.S. Open at Winged Foot.
Brazil’s Alter do Chao, a sleepy village that blends rainforest and beaches, bet on tourism and scored big.
The European Commission presented measures aimed at structural racism and discrimination, acknowledging a lack of diversity in European Union institutions.
One woman from was told only that she would undergo an operation to treat ovarian cysts, but a month later, she’s still not sure what procedure she got.
The stretch of the Minneapolis street where George Floyd died in police custody will soon be renamed in his honor.
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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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As the pandemic ramped up, we saw a small window of opportunity: We decided to take a road trip into the great wide open to Yellowstone National Park. And we talked about how this relationship could be different than all the rest.
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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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California’s wildfires have left many Southern California gardens dusted with ash. That coating can hurt the plant’s ability to soak in the sun, but a quick rinse with a hose will send the ash into the soil, where it can actually do some good.
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¿Quiere beneficios monetarios como familia de estatus migratorio mixto? Le piden que siga este paso
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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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LACMA finally released plans for the building’s interiors and they are ... gray. Plus, a loss for L.A. urbanism journalism, COVID-age theater and the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in our weekly arts newsletter.
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National Book Award winner Robin Coste Lewis is among the poets joining L.A. Times Book Club readers on Sept. 24.
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Kathy Griffin, Patricia Heaton and Gary Sinise are among this week’s real estate movers and shakers.
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Some of the people who hold the purse strings and oversee the Sheriff’s Department want Sheriff Alex Villanueva out, but he and other elected sheriffs wield substantial power.
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A cheeky hidden message is the company’s latest call to action on climate change and protecting public lands.
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We need to listen to nature’s chorus about the alarming effects of climate change and act to reverse it, columnist Steve Lopez writes.
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The United Nations was born out of the devastation of World War II to save succeeding generations from war.
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Tropical Storm Beta was expected this week to bring heavy rainfall to parts of the upper Texas Gulf Coast and Louisiana.
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In the early 2000s, a harvest of pine trees on Tennessee’s Cumberland Plateau led to a remarkable discovery
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Galveston and the surrounding county call for voluntary evacuations, as Louisiana worries the brewing storm could bring more flooding.
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Debbie Durkin organized a drive-through event where nominees and invitees can celebrate the 2020 Emmy Awards in the driveway of the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Marcus Gladney created the Venice Electric Light Parade, a joyous moving carnival anyone can join — all you need is a bike and lights — every Sunday at sunset on the Venice Boardwalk.
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We all want to go outside despite the poor air quality, but should we? Also, listen to Descanso Gardens new forest music and take a virtual bird walk.
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Stylists to the stars expect a high/low mix that includes loungewear, tuxedos — and a get-out-the-vote message.
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Billions of dollars could be on the way to Sand Hill Road, home base for Silicon Valley’s venture capital elite, after a string of initial public offerings.
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Will Forte lists his Santa Monica Craftsman. Also: Patricia Heaton makes a move in Toluca Lake, and ex-Charger Philip Rivers sells his home in San Diego’s Santaluz area.
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In Malibu, a newly finished estate features multiple outdoor living spaces and commanding ocean views. Asking price: $12 million.
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Wall Street capped another turbulent week of trading Friday with a broad slide in stocks that left the S&P 500 with its third-straight weekly loss.
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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 this weekend.
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The islands plan to reopen to visitors who have a confirmed negative COVID test upon arrival.
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What’s on TV Monday, Sept. 21: The broadcast premiere of “L.A.'s Finest” and “Filthy Rich” on Fox
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“Residue,” the debut of director Merawi Gerima, son of L.A. Rebellion filmmaker Haile Gerima, is a kaleidoscopic meditation on gentrification in Washington D.C.
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Directors Julie Cohen and Betsy West spent years with the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to make their Oscar-nominated film ‘RBG.’
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The new report brings the total positive COVID-19 cases to 259,817 countywide. So far, 6,330 people have died in L.A. County from COVID-19.
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As of Saturday, the Bobcat fire had burned more than 93,842 acres and was threatening some desert communities.
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As the Bobcat fire raced toward the Antelope Valley and as the North Complex became one of the state’s deadliest, a Times analysis found that wildfires have intensified in recent years — and there’s little sign things will improve.
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For weeks, millions of Californians were smothered by smoke from wildfires. Many worry about long-term health impacts.
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Rams rookie running back Cam Akers had to leave the game against the Eagles because of a rib injury, but Darrell Henderson came off the bench to rush for 81 yards.
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Julio Teheran struggles and makes an early exit, and isn’t happy about it, as the Angels give up five home runs in a 7-2 loss to the Texas Rangers.
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Tyler Higbee had a monster game for the Rams in their 37-19 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, scoring three touchdowns to spearhead the high-powered offense.
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Former Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein hits a 46-yard field goal as time expires to lift the Dallas Cowboys to a 40-39 win over the Atlanta Falcons.
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Our Supreme Court reporter recalls the private side of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Federal officials have intercepted an envelope addressed to the White House that contained the poison ricin.
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Walmart, Amazon and other corporate giants made campaign contributions to a Tennessee lawmaker after she promoted the QAnon conspiracy theory.
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President Trump is urging the Senate to consider his upcoming nomination for the Supreme Court seat vacant after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death.
