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Police found trove of nude images of women in ex-USC gynecologist’s storage unit

The LAPD raided a storage unit for USC gynecologist George Tyndall and found a trove of homemade pornography and photos of unclothed women in what appeared to be a medical exam room.

By Richard Winton , Harriet Ryan and Matt Hamilton

Trump says he would be ‘proud’ to shut down the government over border wall funding

By Jennifer Haberkorn

• Opinion: Trump just owned the looming government shutdown

Nancy Pelosi on Trump's push for border wall: 'It's like a manhood thing for him'

By Jennifer Haberkorn

• Top U.S. border official defends use of tear gas against migrants

California Democratic Party fires top staffers after misconduct allegations involving former Chairman Eric Bauman

By Melanie Mason

L.A. City Council votes to build homeless shelter in the heart of Venice

By Dakota Smith

L.A. approves new rules for Airbnb-type rentals after years of debate

Under the new rules, Angelenos can host such rentals only in their "primary residence.”

By Emily Alpert Reyes

Could a notorious biker club’s survival hinge on a trademark? The feds are betting on it

Could a notorious biker club’s survival hinge on a trademark? The feds are betting on it

L.A. County sheriff's deputy charged with voluntary manslaughter in first on-duty shooting prosecution in nearly 20 years

By Maya Lau , Richard Winton and Marisa Gerber

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California judge orders porn star Stormy Daniels to pay $293,000 in Trump legal fees

California judge orders porn star Stormy Daniels to pay $293,000 in Trump legal fees

Gunman kills 2 near Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, sparking lockdown and terrorism inquiry

Man dies after being struck by three cars while trying to cross 91 Freeway

4 women snatch Gucci handbags from inside Costa Mesa store, police say

Facing pressure, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell agrees to criminal justice bill vote

A wet start to winter brings piles of snow to California mountains and high hopes for water supply

Supervisors OK 19,000-home development at Tejon Ranch

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A mural at a Koreatown school pays homage to classic Hollywood. Some say it’s as offensive as a swastika

The L.A. school district is siding with activists who called for the removal of a mural at the RFK Community Schools complex. They say the mural suggests the Japanese Imperial battle flag, a symbol as hateful as a swastika. The artist denies that there is any connection.

By Howard Blume

Stephen Curry gets invite to NASA space center after expressing doubt about moon landings

Stephen Curry gets invite to NASA space center after expressing doubt about moon landings

Grindr was the first big dating app for gay men. Now it’s falling out of favor

Silver Lake church-to-hotel conversion is latest casualty of Katy Perry convent lawsuit

2018's best-selling author Michelle Obama adds 21 more events to her book tour

2018's best-selling author Michelle Obama adds 21 more events to her book tour

Homeless man arrested on gun charges after he threatens young softball players in Santa Ana park

By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

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The Trump administration unveils a stealth attack on people with preexisting conditions

By Michael Hiltzik

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Some of California’s most stunning natural wonders are on the brink of oblivion

With politics, gender and race at its core, ‘Widows’ packs in much more than a heist

Here's where to watch the SAG Award nominations on Wednesday

Here's where to watch the SAG Award nominations on Wednesday

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‘The Favourite’ blazes a new trail for period films with a little help from Shakespeare and the Marx brothers

Review: ‘Aquaman’ makes a splash with underwater spectacle galore and Jason Momoa's superheroic star turn

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