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Marine Corps commandant says deploying troops to the border poses ‘unacceptable risk’

By Molly O'Toole

Gov. Newsom may prohibit new death sentences, setting up possible conflict with Becerra

By Phil Willon and Patrick McGreevy

When will Robert Mueller file his report? (And other burning questions)

By Chris Megerian

Trump might limit states’ say in offshore drilling plan. Here’s how

• Top advisor to Trump’s EPA is called out in major journal for his ‘fringe’ ideas

Trump might limit states’ say in offshore drilling plan. Here’s how

By Anna M. Phillips and Rosanna Xia

Hi Duk Lee, visionary who founded Los Angeles’ Koreatown, dies at 79

Lee’s first success came in 1971, when he opened the Olympic Market at Olympic and Normandie, one of the first Korean-owned groceries in Los Angeles.

By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

College admissions scandal: UCLA men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo resigns in wake of bribery allegations

College admissions scandal: UCLA men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo resigns in wake of bribery allegations

• Former University of San Diego basketball coach in college scandal is identified

A wiretap brings privilege and helicopter parenting to the fore in the college admissions scandal

By Benjamin Oreskes

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Angry at Crunch Gym staff, Whittier man drives car through front window, almost striking employee, police say

Hikers find human skull in Apple Valley, deputies say

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In Little Saigon, this newspaper has been giving a community a voice for 40 years

In Little Saigon, this newspaper has been giving a community a voice for 40 years

Nguoi Viet Daily News enters its 41st year as witness to Little Saigon’s evolution. It faces new challenges than those that confronted its founder, my father.

By Anh Do

Venice businessman must turn his hotel back into apartments, planning commission rules

Venice businessman must turn his hotel back into apartments, planning commission rules

By Gale Holland

Dockworkers battle plan to bring driverless trucks to the Port of Los Angeles

By Margot Roosevelt

UC Irvine is making long-range plans heading into NCAA tournament opener vs. Kansas State

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Gov. Gavin Newsom is developing a bad habit: ignoring the will of voters
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Don't have a cow, Devin Nunes
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Prediabetes is an alarming diagnosis. But is it a disease?

Ransom ‘Randy’ Jackson, the oldest Dodger and last to homer for Brooklyn, dies at 93

Ransom ‘Randy’ Jackson, the oldest Dodger and last to homer for Brooklyn, dies at 93

By Steve Marble

Review: At Alta Adams, ‘California soul food’ bridges tradition and innovation

By Bill Addison

The easiest way to burnt Basque cheesecake

The easiest way to burnt Basque cheesecake

By Genevieve Ko

Can we have good things? New super bloom rules hope to tame big crowds, traffic gridlock

By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

• Yes, you still have time to see the super bloom — if you know where to go

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Mötley Crüe’s long-awaited biopic ‘The Dirt’ readies for its Netflix debut. After #MeToo, do we need it?

By Randall Roberts

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No soccer experience, but she still got a spot on elite UCLA team in college admissions scandal

No soccer experience, but she still got a spot on elite UCLA team in college admissions scandal

Mar 20, 2019

College admissions scammers found ‘the hole in the Death Star’

College admissions scammers found ‘the hole in the Death Star’

Mar 19, 2019

California’s Real ID driver’s license? Still confusing. What you need to know now

California’s Real ID driver’s license? Still confusing. What you need to know now

Mar 18, 2019

How an L.A. parent’s tip uncovered massive college admissions scandal

How an L.A. parent’s tip uncovered massive college admissions scandal

Mar 15, 2019

How a 50-year-old design came back to haunt Boeing with its troubled 737 Max jet

How a 50-year-old design came back to haunt Boeing with its troubled 737 Max jet

Mar 15, 2019

Mediocre grades? Weak SATs? Rick Singer got you into an elite college — for a price

Mediocre grades? Weak SATs? Rick Singer got you into an elite college — for a price

Mar 14, 2019

Destruction from sea level rise in California could exceed worst wildfires and earthquakes, new research shows

Destruction from sea level rise in California could exceed worst wildfires and earthquakes, new research shows

Mar 13, 2019

Sick marine mammals turning up on California beaches in droves

Sick marine mammals turning up on California beaches in droves

Mar 8, 2019

As Nazi horrors fade into history, some youths are seduced by hate, others will never forget

As Nazi horrors fade into history, some youths are seduced by hate, others will never forget

Mar 6, 2019

From video game to day job: How ‘SimCity’ inspired a generation of city planners

From video game to day job: How ‘SimCity’ inspired a generation of city planners

Mar 5, 2019

Post-Hurricane Harvey, NASA tried to fly a pollution-spotting plane over Houston. The EPA said no

Post-Hurricane Harvey, NASA tried to fly a pollution-spotting plane over Houston. The EPA said no

Mar 5, 2019

In Central Valley towns, California’s bullet train isn’t an idea: ‘It’s people’s lives’

In Central Valley towns, California’s bullet train isn’t an idea: ‘It’s people’s lives’

Mar 2, 2019

Firefighter suicides reflect toll of longer fire seasons and increased stress

Firefighter suicides reflect toll of longer fire seasons and increased stress

Mar 1, 2019

A February to remembrrr in L.A.: It never even reached 70 degrees

A February to remembrrr in L.A.: It never even reached 70 degrees

Feb 28, 2019

Emma Thompson’s letter to Skydance: Why I can’t work for John Lasseter

Emma Thompson’s letter to Skydance: Why I can’t work for John Lasseter

Feb 26, 2019

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‘Game of Thrones’ star Emilia Clarke reveals she had two brain aneurysms

By Nardine Saad

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NCAA tournament: Gonzaga rolls past Fairleigh Dickinson in first round

By Associated Press

16m

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Gov. Newsom may prohibit new death sentences, setting up possible conflict with Becerra

By Phil Willon and Patrick McGreevy

2h

- Nation
Mississippi governor signs law banning most abortions once a heartbeat can be detected

By Jenny Jarvie

3h

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USC has a new president. Now the trustees and faculty have to change

By William G. Tierney

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OMG, a top Trump official is under investigation!

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Don't have a cow, Devin Nunes

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USC’s new president Carol Folt can't fix the school's problems by herself

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Dockworkers battle plan to bring driverless trucks to the Port of Los Angeles

By Margot Roosevelt

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By Catharine Hamm

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Bruce Berger’s ‘A Desert Harvest’ finds a story in every sunset and quirky character of the West

By Sean McCoy

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