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If Councilman Jose Huizar’s idea is approved, Broadway would be the first major street in Los Angeles to go car free.
It opened in 2017 as L.A.'s newest center for culture. Its abrupt and mysterious closure came less than three years later. What happened?
Troy Sand’s suicide devastated his large, close-knit family and shattered this tiny community of fewer than 1,200 people in northwestern Iowa.
A four-person medical team offers care to some of the sickest people in L.A. by meeting them where they live, on the street.
Los Angeles fuel distributor Lev Dermen and Jacob Kingston, a member of a Mormon breakaway sect, engaged in a $470-million fraud of a government biofuel program, according to testimony.
Some U.S. passengers evacuated from a cruise ship on which hundreds were diagnosed with coronavirus were to be flown Sunday to Travis Air Force Base.
The city went through big changes under Buttigieg. There is fear that the gains have been uneven and that its fragile progress could slip away.
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Rainfall has been below average for 14 of the last 21 years in downtown Los Angeles.
The 2020 blueprint for building the Los Angeles to San Francisco bullet train has generated more hesitation and open opposition than any other biennial plan since voters approved a $9 billion bond for the effort in 2008.
The family who owns the house in England where the Valentine’s Day artwork from Banksy appeared have temporarily covered the defaced mural.
“Sonic the Hedgehog” sets a record for a video game adaptation as “The Photograph,” “Fantasy Island,” “Downhill” lag; “Parasite” gets an Oscar boost.
When was Kobe Bryant at his best? It depends on who you ask, and plenty of players, coaches, writers and others remember his great scoring nights, game-winning shots and athletic excellence.
Hit the road (leave early!) and enjoy yourself at four of our favorite places to visit.
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It’s a whole different Democratic presidential race in Nevada, where union members and voters of color are a large part of the electorate.
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President Trump publicly clashed with his own attorney general, saying he has a “legal right” to intervene in Justice Department cases a day after Barr had complained Trump’s tweets made his job “impossible.”
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More Americans are being sent home to die, placing an overwhelming financial and caregiving burden on families.
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Roger Stone’s pending sentencing offers a timely reminder of the scope of scandalous behavior in Trump’s orbit.
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Xi’s failure to protect the Chinese people from the coronavirus is likely to harm his status.
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Because of the new coronavirus, Buddhist temples, Christian churches and Muslim mosques have been ordered closed since Jan. 29 in mainland China.
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Activists ask governor-appointed fair board to look at ‘ghost gun’ sales.
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Hundreds of fans showed up at the NBA All-Star weekend dressed in Kobe Bryant’s uniforms.
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California employers may dislike the new law on independent contractors, but they’re devising a host of strategies to comply.
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Hundreds of years ago, the Mexican state of Baja California Sur was simply California, the first place on Earth to have that name.
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NASA and the European Space Agency have a complex plan to collect samples of Martian rock and soil and send them to Earth. Here’s how it will work.
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A UCSD biologist studies hippos, descendants of those that escaped a drug lord’s zoo, that are prospering in Colombia’s countryside, for better or worse.
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Some experts fear that a fire last week at a lacquer manufacturing plant in Banning, Calif., could lead to a worldwide shortage in vinyl LPs.
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Ghosting gets a worse rep than it deserves, in my opinion. As both a former ghoster and a ghostee, I find it way more merciful than a text with stupid excuses.
Dwight Howard dons Superman outfit with Kobe Bryant’s No. 24 on his chest, but unfortunately gets knocked out in first round. Derrick Jones Jr. wins dunk contest.
After watching Carlos Correa’s response to the Astros’ sign-stealing scandal, Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen shared his thoughts on what happened.
A trade between the Dodgers and Angels that made a big difference sent Andy Messersmith to L.A. and Frank Robinson to Anaheim, but Steve Garvey stayed put.
UCLA again falls behind a Pac-12 rival at home but stages a rally to earn a 67-57 victory over Washington on Saturday night at Pauley Pavilion.
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The Ritz-Carlton in Rancho Mirage fits the bill for a weekend of “chillaxing.”
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We had been drifting apart for months, and this trip to Copenhagen was supposed to bring us together. It did the opposite, and I went home alone.
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If you’re headed to watch the Dodgers and the Angels warm up for the 2020 MLB season and need a break, try one or all of these fun detours for a taste of the Old West.
Photographer Carolyn Cole captures the styles and personalities at Frieze Los Angeles, which for some is like cosplay for the blue-chip art world.
Caroline Flack, a longtime host of the UK reality show “Love Island,” died Saturday at 40. She was about to go on trial for assault charges.
New museum shows in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include a survey of Mexican painter Artemio Sepúlveda’s works at the Laguna Art Museum
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I’m one of the millions of Asians who can’t process alcohol and flush or turn red when they drink.
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A highly opinionated list of the best sweet breakfast breads on offer in Los Angeles.
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At the newly opened Bar Restaurant on Sunset, a vegetarian French onion soup enters the ring to contend for best F.O.S.
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Muchas personas se ponen en cuarentena voluntaria por el coronavirus
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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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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Los rompecabezas para adultos están de moda en EEUU, donde hay grupos y competencias en línea
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Even though she ran at the back of the five-horse field, she ran a perfectly timed race and won by an easy 3 ½ lengths.
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The week’s culture news in one newsletter, including dispatches from Frieze Week, Felix and Startup L.A., plus a series of programs on everything Weimar.
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A look at California stories from the last week, including the plans for Kobe Bryant’s public memorial in Los Angeles.
Explore California, the West and beyond with the weekly Escapes newsletter from travel editor Catharine Hamm.
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The Marciano Art Foundation opened in 2017 as L.A.'s newest center for culture. Its abrupt and mysterious closure came less than three years later. What happened?
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If Councilman Jose Huizar’s idea is approved, Broadway would be the first major street in Los Angeles to go car free.
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A four-person medical team offers care to some of the sickest people in L.A. by meeting them where they live, on the street.
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A group of Americans are cutting short a 14-day quarantine on the Diamond Princess cruise ship in the port of Yokohama, near Tokyo, to be whisked back to America.
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China reports a drop in new virus cases for the third straight day. The country’s leadership was aware of the coronavirus before the alarm was sounded.
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A cargo ship rocketed toward the International Space Station on Saturday, carrying candy and cheese to satisfy the astronauts’ cravings.
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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves declares a state of emergency as forecasters say the Pearl River in Jackson will crest at levels not seen in decades.
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Designer Daniel Patrick left a life in sports in Australia for fashion and eventually love in Los Angeles.
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Draped capes, a bouquet of florals and an emphasis on sustainability are among New York Fashion Week’s top takeaways. You’ll likely see versions of these trends in stores and online later this year.
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Homeowners in neighborhoods zoned for single-family residences now have great ability to build accessory homes — sometimes dubbed “granny flats” — as a way to creatively address the region’s housing shortage. Here’s a look inside a few ADUs and some design tips from residents who’ve taken the plunge.
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What’s the secret to Bong Joon Ho’s success? Keep it simple and channel your angst into your work.
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A request that the SEC seek more disclosure by short sellers cited an increase in negative activism.
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Demand is brisk for an account of all the ways investors have lost their minds.
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A newly married son and spouse probably need some financial advice, but it shouldn’t be coming from the parents. Also: Healthcare cost surprises. Tax tips for hybrid car enthusiasts
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But it could take years for Inovio’s synthetic vaccine to clear the testing required by regulators before it can join the fight against the novel COVID-19.
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Ramen has taken root in Oregon’s melting pot; here’s a sampling of some that warmed our hearts.
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E-bikes have the power to do great damage. Also, some bad experiences but some great ones at DMV offices in California. And how casinos can make everyone a winner.
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Some people always seem to know where they are. For the rest of us who must navigate the world, here are techniques that will help you find your way with help from micro-GPS.
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You might expect to do that in L.A. or Chile, but in Canada? Yes. On the western coast, it’s completely possible. I know. I did it.
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A woman who says she was raped by late R&B singer Rick James when she was 15 years old is suing his estate for $50 million
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Author and playwright A.E. Hotchner, known for his friendships with Ernest Hemingway and Paul Newman, died Saturday at age 102.
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Classic movies, film festivals, etc. in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include Anna Paquin in the 2011 drama “Margaret,” plus Stanley Kubrick’s dark comedy “Dr. Strangelove” and Jean-Luc Godard’s sci-fi fable “Alphaville”
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Dance shows in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include Benjamin Millepied’s L.A. Dance Project, Blue13 Dance Company and Forever Flamenco
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Death row inmate John Abel died at a hospital. The previous day a prisoner named Joseph Martinez was attacked and killed by two inmates, officials said.
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Julia Christine Snyder, 53, suffers from bipolar disorder and does not have her medications.
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A teenager was shot to death and two people were injured in a shooting at an Arleta home.
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The lawyer asked the case against Grant Robicheaux and Cerissa Riley be turned over to a special prosecutor or the state attorney general, not dismissed.
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The Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers appear to be in good shape to make the playoffs. But can they get to the Finals?
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A proposed trade that would have sent Joc Pederson and Ross Stripling from the Dodgers to the Angels fell through, an outcome both players are happy about.
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Seven-time major champion Inbee Park wins the Women’s Australian Open by three strokes.
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Basketball: Southern Section playoff results and updated pairings
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With Bernie Sanders surging, moderate Democrats are desperate for an alternative who can win in November. Will Amy Klobuchar be anointed the un-Bernie?
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Buttigieg, riding high off successes in Iowa and New Hampshire, must prove he can win diverse voters in states such as California.
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The administration announced a weeklong truce with the Taliban in Afghanistan, a possible step toward Trump’s goal of ending America’s longest war.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls Amy Klobuchar and Tom Steyer were stumped when asked during a televised interview in Nevada to name the Mexican president.
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