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Trump arrives in Biarritz, France, for his third G-7 summit as his trade war with China appears to worsen sharply
Most of LACMA’s permanent collection is gone but the entrance price and parking still cost the same, a sad situation for museum-goers and tourists.
Jack Champion awoke in the wee hours Sunday, frightened by a nightmare that his truck was being burglarized.
USC is asking a judge to quash a subpoena from a father accused of getting his daughter into the school through fraud and bribery.
It’s hard to recognize Paradise. It is heaps of melted metal. It is scorched pine trees.
Building housing for homeless people is getting slower and costlier every year. But six developers who answered a challenge from L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti may get to show they can do better, using a $120-million grant from the city.
CHP fake overtime statewide; a lawsuit seeks records
Weedmaps has been criticized for years for helping unlicensed dispensaries flourish as California struggled to permit businesses and regulate the industry. The app will no longer list unlicensed operators.
Orange County health officials say visitors may have been exposed to measles while at Disneyland, California Adventure or an Anaheim hotel this month.
Cody Bellinger fondly recalls the thrill of playing in the Little League World Series in 2007 for a Chandler, Ariz., team coached by his father, Clay.
Mohamed Hadid agreed to do 200 hours of community service to end a criminal case over a Bel-Air building project. Neighbors doubt he followed through.
Forget the Dwight Howard of the past. That’s not the guy the Lakers are getting, and it’s important that they know that. And, it’s even more important that Howard knows it.
A police dog with the Long Beach Police Department died after being left in his handler’s department-issued vehicle, authorities said Friday.
On her new album “Lover,” Taylor Swift backgrounds her empowerment anthems for songs about drinking, sexual need and even political protest.
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The first trailer for “The Mandalorian,” Disney’s live-action TV series in the “Star Wars” universe, debuted at its D23 Expo in Anaheim on Friday.
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Disney announced Friday that a sequel to “Lizzie McGuire” — with star Hilary Duff — and a series of shorts starring the Muppets will be coming to Disney+.
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Disney talks up its upcoming streaming service Disney+ for fans in Anaheim, with previews of shows including “The Mandalorian.”
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After mass killings in Gilroy and Las Vegas, more than two dozen California legislators have asked their Nevada counterparts to meet this fall to discuss legislative steps Nevada might take to reduce the dangers from firearms in both states.
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The proposal could have far-reaching effects across the housing industry, which is fraught with a long history of segregation and discrimination that continues to this day, often in insidious ways.
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Gov. Newsom just made clear that his administration is going to be far more aggressive in requiring cities and counties to make room for new housing.
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Omar Salgado defied the odds in Room 20. But his is not a story about a miracle — it’s a story about medicine’s inability to accurately diagnose consciousness.
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El consolidar tres oficinas en una sola permitirá simplificar el proceso para los beneficiarios a estos programas, dicen autoridades de CBP
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En un podcast, la comediante Sarah Silverman lamentó la “pornografía de la justicia” que es la cultura de la cancelación - y también habló de esa vez que se pintó la cara de negro.
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Por internet, correo, teléfono o en persona se podrá contestar el cuestionario del censo.
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Sunrise Organic Farm in Lompoc brings heirloom cherry tomatoes and other produce to L.A.'s great farmers markets. Get its flowering herbs and make a one-pot pasta dinner.
Listed for $3.195 million, the newly built Encino home features a distinct exterior and interior living spaces full of custom details.
The band’s Pasadena performance follows Mick Jagger’s heart surgery, and they sounded fit, loose and energized.
In this week’s Tasting Notes newsletter, Bill Addison revisits one of L.A.'s finest upscale restaurants, Santa Monica’s Dialogue
The last Sunday of each month, the community turns out to celebrate black music, art, community and food at the Leimert Park Art Walk.
Looking to level up your fitness? Go inside a few of the newest wellness hot spots in and around Los Angeles.
This week’s picks for L.A. book lovers, from the Leimert Park Book Fair to a celebration of strip malls
What’s happening on So Cal’s gardening scene? A big begonia show, a succulents symposium and lessons about invasive plants, mini roses and exotic cacti
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Delicious bites, drinks, chef demos, music and more are in store at this weekend-long food festival.
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See, hear and interact with world-class authors, celebrities, chefs and newsmakers as they discuss their books and tell their stories.
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Hong Kong has long shunned ethnic minorities, but some residents, especially the young, are embracing minorities and refugees as part of the enclave’s non-Chinese identity.
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For ‘American Ninja Warriors,’ the course is a common enemy, drawing them together and compelling them to train year round.
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In a small town, it can be hard to be any kind of different. But sometimes a person can be so much a part of the fabric of life that he sets his own rules.
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Los Angeles scooter riders received 643 tickets from the LAPD in the first seven months of 2019, mostly for riding on the sidewalk and for riding without a helmet, city data shows.
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Can the Dodgers continue their winning ways without utilizing closer Kenley Jansen and his recent struggles?
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Gov. Gavin Newsom is pushing Southern California officials to plan for more than three times the new housing they proposed.
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Calendar Feedback: Peter Fonda struck gold with ‘Ulee’s’
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Ewan McGregor will be Obi-Wan Kenobi once again for a Disney+ series.
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“Ms. Marvel,” “She-Hulk” and “Moon Knight” are joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Michael Weist, the 23-year-old talent manager of the social media world and one of the stars of Hulu’s “Jawline,” talks about what he’s learned so far.
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About 100 prisoners were in the yard at the time of the riot, and medics were called out to treat at least five patients at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility east of Otay Mesa.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement shut down a real hotline for detained immigrants run by the California group Freedom for Immigrants less than two weeks after it was prominently featured on the show.
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Koch, who died this week, was on a plane in 28 years ago that was making a landing on a runway in Los Angeles when it collided with a small commuter plane. Thirty-three people died, but Koch made it out alive.
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A look at California stories from the last week, including the Beverly Hills property that was listed for a billion dollars and sold for $100,000.
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Howard has agreed to a buyout with the Memphis Grizzlies and will sign a one-year non-guaranteed deal with The Lakers once he clears waivers.
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Hello, my name is John Cherwa and welcome back to our horse racing newsletter as we offer up another handicapping lesson from Rob Henie.
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How the The Times’ top 25 teams in the Southland fared Friday night.
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The Dodgers and Hyun-Jin Ryu are hammered in a 10-2 loss to the Yankees, who take the opener of a series billed as a potential World Series glimpse.
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At a town hall, Biden evoked two of his political heroes, Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Both were assassinated in 1968, Kennedy while running for president.
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For Britain’s Boris Johnson, a visibly warm relationship with Trump could be an asset and a liability at G7 summit.
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Few Americans have had as much impact on the nation’s politics as David Koch, who died Friday at 79. Working with his brother Charles, he moved American politics to the right.
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The field of Democrats vying to be the party’s nominee in 2020 has narrowed a bit. Here are the 21 candidates competing to face President Trump.
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The launch comes a day after North Korea threatened to remain America’s biggest threat in protest of U.S.-led sanctions.
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A new federal rule, set to take effect in 60 days, would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain families with children beyond a 20-day limit imposed by the 1997 Flores court settlement.
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The Supreme Court justice was treated for a tumor, her fourth bout with cancer.
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The confirmation by U.S. officials has led to renewed calls for American troops to leave Iraq.
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At 86, Julie Newmar, the curvy dancer/actress who made Catwoman an icon, has a simple plan for overcoming life’s challenges: “Take everything you have and make it better.”
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There are no shortage of places in and around L.A. promising a workout for your face, a way to lift and tone naturally, and I chose to head to Skin Camp Beverly Boulevard. It bills itself as a “facial workout” studio offering a menu of treatments with such names as “Sculpt,” “Train” and “Detox.”
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The Santa Monica backyard was sun-baked and unwelcoming. The parents wanted more room for grown-up gatherings. Now, it’s a prime place for parties.
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Whether you are gut-renovating, building a new home or simply want to upgrade the tired look of your current kitchen, putting in the perfect backsplash is the starting point for a beautiful result.
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Reggie Bush is off to the races in Pacific Palisades, where his home is on the market for about $10 million.
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The actor, who this fall begins an arc on ‘NCIS: Los Angeles,’ finds creative expression through cooking. Plus, it gets him out of laundry duty.
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The L.A. luxury market is full of vagaries when it comes to setting an asking price. Sometimes prices are designed to grab headlines, and others hinge on an owner’s ego in one-upping the field.
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Worries of downturn prompt President Trump to hammer the Fed and consider tax cuts.
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Reader letters on jet lag and hidden fees.
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Grab your camera and get ready to find your best shot.
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Move over, Lucy and Ethel. It’s time for a new generation to stomp grapes in a barrel.
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At airports across the U.S. and beyond, governments and airlines are using facial recognition and other biometrics. Meanwhile, privacy groups are protesting. Here’s where the skirmishing stands and what to expect at the airport.
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