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New satellite photos show powerful changes on Earth’s surface from Ridgecrest earthquakes.
The FBI has conducted a search at the downtown Los Angeles headquarters of the DWP.
Critics say the Trump administration’s cuts in counterterrorism programs put the nation at risk.
Congressional Democrats and Trump administration officials reached agreement to raise the nation’s debt ceiling and set spending levels for the next two years.
The Trump administration has intensified its crackdown on China over trade, technology and security — and now it has spread to America’s vaunted universities, turning the University of California into an especially big target.
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators were expected to take over one of the island’s busiest highways to press demands for the resignation of Gov. Ricardo Rossello.
The University of California has opened its doors to the largest and most diverse class of Californians ever for the fall semester of 2019.
Multiple road projects beginning Monday will close the 60 Freeway from Ontario to Riverside through mid-November.
Surfers, sunbathers and campers could soon be asked to shell out more for a day at the beach, with Los Angeles County supervisors poised to approve a set of fee hikes on Tuesday.
Iran said it had smashed a CIA spy ring on its soil, officials boasted on Monday, saying some of the 17 Iranian nationals they had netted had already been sentenced to death.
Chris Kraft, the creator and longtime leader of NASA’s Mission Control, died Monday in Houston, just two days after the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11’s moon landing.
ICE can more quickly arrest and deport undocumented immigrants anywhere in the United States — without going before an immigration judge — under a new policy announced by the Trump administration.
Police found bags of cash inside the vehicle of a Santa Rosa pastor following a car crash.
Facing complaints from licensed cannabis sellers about the loss of business to the black market, California officials have tripled the number of raids on unlicensed cannabis firms.
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China is tracking gamers and punishing young players for “excessive” playtime — with the help of American companies, including Riot Games.
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Chinese telecom giant Huawei helped North Korea build its wireless network, according to a report Monday in the Washington Post.
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Technology has been an emphasis during the build-up to the Games with Panasonic and Toyota joining the effort to develop automated helpers.
Co-chairs of a task force on homelessness want a right-to-shelter requirement. But building large shelters and forcing people indoors may prove difficult.
L.A. County got a record 21,631 homeless people into housing in the past year. But a breakdown of that number obtained by The Times shows a much more complicated picture of who gets housed and how.
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.
Jon Favreau’s retelling of the 1994 animated original is all technological ambition and no dream.
Hanks dons the beloved TV host’s trademark red sweater in a new trailer for Sony’s upcoming drama “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.”
James Cameron has congratulated Marvel’s “Avengers: Endgame” for beating “Avatar” at the box office to become the highest-grossing film of all time.
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A wrongheaded ballot initiative to collect DNA from low-level cases will overwhelm crime labs and delay efforts to solve more serious crimes.
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Los Angeles and other cities shouldn’t be pressured by the Trump administration into becoming satellite arms of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The House promises to vote on payback for African Americans. The Senate will have to be shamed into action.
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Tyler Skaggs friends, family and Angels teammates gather at St. Monica Catholic Church to honor the pitcher’s life and mourn his death.
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College admissions scandal renews scrutiny of recruited athletes to elite colleges.
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After Dan Le Batard used his radio show to call out racist chants at a Trump rally, it’s apparent sports can no longer be where we go to avoid reality.
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El triunfo de Manny Pacquiao sobre Keith Thurman sería la forma perfecta para que el boxeador ponga fin a su prolífica carrera en el boxeo, pero ¿está pensando en retirarse?
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ICE puede arrestar y deportar más rápidamente a los inmigrantes indocumentados en cualquier parte de Estados Unidos - sin necesidad de ir ante un juez de inmigración - bajo una nueva política anunciada por la administración Trump.
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Mientras los rumores de redadas aumentaban, LAPD trató de tranquilizar a la comunidad. ICE discrepó con la respuesta.
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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.
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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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Charles Manson’s son, Michael Brunner, speaks to a reporter about his father’s legacy and notoriety for the first time in 26 years.
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The Department of Homeland Security has dismantled or ended multiple programs intended to counter WMD attacks, a Times investigation found.
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By fusing animation and live-action techniques, Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ remake essentially creates a new medium that’s both and neither.
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I was too afraid to tell him exactly what I wanted: I didn’t want to be friends. I wanted more. I could have saved myself some time.
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“Hot girl summer” has become the summer’s most ubiquitous meme, thanks to a burgeoning hip-hop star named Megan Thee Stallion
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Nagy’s candidacy underscores growing tensions inside the Writers Guild of America over its negotiations with agents.
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Former Democratic Sen. Al Franken of Minnesota told the New Yorker magazine that he “absolutely” regrets resigning from the Senate after several women accused him of unwanted kissing or touching.
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The longtime Univision co-anchor, and a native of Los Angeles, will become a contributor to CBS News.
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Horror and thriller author Dean Koontz has signed a five-book deal with Amazon Publishing imprint Thomas & Mercer.
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As families savored the final moments of the Stanislaus County Fair, a fight erupted. Four deputies were injured, a horse was punched and five men were arrested.
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Earlier this month, two major earthquakes struck the small city of Ridgecrest in Kern County.
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The Sonoma County Fair is ending its “pig scramble,” in which dozens of children race after squealing pigs, dragging the animal babies out of a dirt pit by their hind legs.
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State receives uptick in complaints from rural residents facing insurance rate hikes, policy cancellations
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It’s hard to imagine the Galaxy expending too much energy on winning the inaugural League Cup while in the midst of a grueling stretch of their schedule.
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Matt Beaty’s flair for dramatic late-inning home runs has made the rookie utilityman a clubhouse favorite with veteran Dodgers teammates.
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The Los Angeles Lakers acquired power forward Kostas Antetokounmpo, the younger brother of reigning MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, off waivers on Monday.
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Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo won’t face criminal charges after a woman accused him of raping her in Las Vegas 10 years ago.
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States that failed to expand Medicaid under the ACA suffered 16,000 unnecessary deaths
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Democrats want Robert S. Mueller to say President Trump committed a crime. Republicans want him to clear the president. Mueller may do neither.
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Trump’s evisceration of labor protections will continue under Labor Department nominee Scalia
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Democratic dollars are largely split between Kamala Harris, the only major candidate of Indian descent, Tulsi Gabbard and Cory Booker. President Trump brings in more than $1 million.
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It’s an image burned into millions of British brains: Boris Johnson, then mayor of London, dangling haplessly from a zip line as he finds himself stranded in mid-zip, in midair.
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A woman says her husband was killed on the North Carolina coast when a wave crashed into him, slamming his head into the sand and breaking his neck.
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Israeli work crews begin demolishing Palestinian homes in an east Jerusalem neighborhood, capping a legal battle over the buildings, which straddle the city and the occupied West Bank.
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China on Monday harshly criticized a weekend demonstration in which eggs were thrown at its office in Hong Kong, accusing the demonstrators of violence without mentioning a violent attack against protesters and civilians the same night.
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Fun ways to keep it moving (and keep burning calories) as we delve into summer.
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Ashley Eckstein, known for her voice acting role in “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” is the founder of fashion brand Her Universe for female sci-fi fans.
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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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Google is poised to pay a modest $13 million to end a 2010 privacy lawsuit that was once called the biggest U.S. wiretap case ever.
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Square, the retail payments firm, is now taking orders from anyone in the U.S. for mechanically snapped photos.
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Four family members belonging to a Utah polygamist group admitted defrauding the U.S. of $512 million in renewable-fuel tax credits.
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Former Tribune Publishing Chief Executive Justin Dearborn has paid $3.85 million for a Cape Cod-style home in Encino.
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The coulees, or deep ravines, were born of long-ago floods, which left soil that wine grapes love. Add a concert venue and spectacular vistas and it’s become a trifecta for tourists.
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You might think that eating your way through the land of lochs and Robert Burns might yield slim pickings. You’d be wrong about that -- and the haggis.
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The LAX center where applicants complete the application process probably will remain closed through September.
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There are several redwoods in the state that have a lunar backstory
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