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President Trump’s attorneys argued that California can only impose “procedural” election rules, not one as sweeping as disclosure of tax returns.
Ed Buck, the Democratic donor who was recently accused of running a drug house in West Hollywood where two men have died, will face federal criminal charges.
A vote on the former California congressman’s nomination to head U.S. Trade and Development agency is delayed until a Senate panel reviews his FBI file.
North America has lost nearly 3 billion birds since 1970, and the continent has also seen widespread population declines among hundreds of bird species.
Border Patrol agents are taking over “credible-fear” interviews at detention centers as part of a push to have law enforcement screen asylum seekers.
Crew member Ryan Sims filed a lawsuit naming Truth Aquatics Inc., Worldwide Diving Adventures and Conception owner Glen Fritzler as defendants.
Scientists say they’ve deciphered features of the skull and some other details of a mysterious, extinct cousin of Neanderthals by analyzing its DNA.
President Trump says San Francisco is in “serious violation” with “tremendous pollution.” His remarks appear to be part of an ongoing critique of homelessness in major cities.
Daniel Morris’ record of dishonesty illustrates the type of important evidence about law enforcement misconduct that was long kept secret in California.
Trump’s authority to revoke California’s waiver from federal clean air rules rests on a very shaky legal foundation.
Take a look at what roughly $2 million buys right now in the beach towns of Venice, Malibu and Manhattan Beach.
New images are emerging of Canadian leader Justin Trudeau in brownface and blackface makeup at costume parties just as he faces a crucial election.
“Twitter has been nuts. You try to stay off it when the whole country hates you,” Shane Gillis said in his first show since “Saturday Night Live” fired him.
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While Steve Ballmer and Jerry West were part of the Clippers’ year-long strategy to land Kawhi Leonard, Doc Rivers says one ‘hero’ played a decisive role.
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UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero’s contract extension through June 2020 was approved by the UC Regents. That will mark his retirement from UCLA.
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Gavin Lux was the last of several rookies to make an impact with the Los Angeles Dodgers this season and likely will make the team’s postseason roster.
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The climate crisis requires collective action on a massive scale, and the most potent political impediment to collective action comes from racial division.
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Homelessness stems from many causes, and it will take many options to solve it.
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The homeowners of Hollister Ranch have, for decades, treated the coast as their own private beach. It’s not and never has been.
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Carmene Zsa Zsa DePaolo dijo a un hombre que se enfrenta a la deportación que sus opciones futuras podrían depender de los resultados de las elecciones de 2016
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Maribel Verdú coprotagoniza la serie ‘No te puedes esconder’ junto a Eduardo Noriega, Ivan Sánchez y Blanca Soto
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El primera base dominicano Albert Pujols logró jugada de selección a la primera y remolcó la carrera de la ventaja definitiva por 3-2 sobre los Yanquis de Nueva York, que se perdieron este miércoles la oportunidad de capturar el título de división.
Critic Bill Addison reviews breakfast, lunch and dinner at Walter and Margarita Manzke’s La Brea restaurant, Republique.
Gambas al ajillo, a garlicky saute of shrimp, is one of Spain’s most popular tapas and chef Aitor Zabala’s gambas al ajillo recipe is one of the best.
On Friday, the Impossible Burger will make its retail debut at 27 Gelson’s Markets stores in Southern California.
Cameron Crowe explains how he’s updated his love letter to the Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd era — and tweaked the key part of a teen girl groupie.
In Moira Rose, the matriarch of the Emmy-nominated “Schitt’s Creek,” Catherine O’Hara has found the role of a lifetime and created a character that hilariously redefines the term “fashion victim.”
The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery will display images of American Portrait Gala honorees Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jeff Bezos, Earth, Wind & Fire and more.
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Get ready for The Taste Costa Mesa, an incredible weekend of food, drinks, and demos from the best of SoCal.
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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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Bald eagles are choosing to nest close to human activity, but no one knows why.
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Covering a trivia contest is fun, but also a reminder that MLB needs to diversify its fan base.
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Each year the Society for American Baseball Research holds a contest that’s part bar exam, part National Spelling Bee.
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Border Patrol agents are taking over “credible-fear” interviews at detention centers as part of a push to have law enforcement screen asylum seekers.
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Daniel Morris’ record of dishonesty illustrates the type of important evidence about law enforcement misconduct that was long kept secret in California.
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Many Emmy categories are hard to predict this year. “Game of Thrones” winning drama series is not one of them.
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Rock, hip-hop and Latin pop are just some of the music genres people can find at the Los Angeles County Fair concerts.
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Reviews for ‘Ambition,’ ‘American Dreamer,’ ‘Auggie,’ ‘Bloodline,’ ‘Corporate Animals,’ ‘Running With the Devil,’ ‘The Wedding Year.’
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Sylvester Stallone reprises one of his most celebrated roles, but this one has a darker, more brooding edge
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Jeffrey Donovan, Kyra Sedgwick and Bill Skarsgard star in the story of two would-be burglars uncovering a suburban couple’s twisted secret.
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A small plane crashed onto the roof of a strip mall after taking off from Torrance Municipal Airport, killing one person and injuring another.
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Health officials informed parents at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita that at least one person at the school had pertussis, or whooping cough.
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Eight Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies are suing the county, saying they were pressured by the Banditos gang to quit their jobs or leave the East Los Angeles station.
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Two fatal overdoses in Democratic donor Ed Buck’s home gave rise to a movement that sought to hold him accountable and uphold the value of gay black lives.
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USC started the 2016 season 1-3 and then went unbeaten the rest of the season. Coach Clay Helton thinks the 2019 Trojans could be very good by the end of the season.
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College football games to watch this weekend: From Michigan-Wisconsin to Notre Dame-Georgia, it’s a full day of marquee matchups.
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What to watch in European soccer this weekend: Germany’s Red Bull Leipzig and Spain’s Sevilla look to prove they belong among the early leaders in their respective leagues.
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National college football writer J. Brady McCollough predicts who’s going to win selected games in Week 4. He doesn’t like the chances for USC and UCLA.
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Democrats try to tackle prescription drug prices and hope for a negotiating partner in the White House.
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The government’s intelligence watchdog refused to discuss the substance of a whistleblower complaint that reportedly concerns President Trump making a promise to a foreign leader.
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President Trump is asking a federal judge to block an effort by New York prosecutors to obtain his tax returns.
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Insurance commissioner Ricardo Lara met at least four times with Applied Underwriters lobbyist Eric Serna. Serna’s company donated thousands of dollars money to Lara’s campaign.
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Benny Gantz and his opposition Blue and White party have held a steady lead over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party.
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Rain from Imelda is still drenching parts of Texas and Louisiana, with as much as 40 inches forecast in some places by Friday night.
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The 555-foot stone obelisk was closed in September 2016 in order to replace the aging elevator and upgrade security systems. The monument will reopen to the public at noon Thursday.
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U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo had described the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil industry as an “act of war.” The U.S. links Iran to the assault.
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Sierra storm first frosts Lake Tahoe, then swings down to leave a Thursday dusting in Mammoth Lakes. Can ski season be far behind? No, it’s just seven weeks away.
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Give your outfits for the new season a pop by paying attention to the little things.
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Retail Happenings: “Louis Vuitton X” extends its stay in Beverly Hills; Chanel’s beauty store at Palisades Village gets a revamp; and more.
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How two low-volume, high-quality two-seaters have survived decades of company budget cuts.
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Stocks in the healthcare, technology and utilities sectors rose, mostly outweighing losses elsewhere in the market. Bond yields were little changed.
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Airbnb said it plans to go public in 2020, a long-awaited move by the company that is both loved and reviled for disrupting the hotel business.
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Rivian hasn’t ever mass-produced a truck or SUV. But the electric-vehicle start-up has backers including Amazon and Ford, and Jeff Bezos just announced a big order.
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Apple tumbled to No. 24 in a report on China’s top brands, falling from No. 11 a year ago and No. 5 before the trade war began. Huawei rose to No. 2.
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Is the Italian flavor of North Beach ebbing? This and how to stay at the real “Downton Abbey,” and where you’ll find its equally amazing polar opposite (Texas). Plus a toilet heist.
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Yosemite and other national parks have been hosting naturalization ceremonies since 2006.
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The twin Las Vegas resorts are getting rid of parking fees imposed two years ago
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Experience the “Downton Abbey” setting on custom tours — or even stay in Highclere Castle, where the PBS drama was filmed.
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