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A major fault has begun moving for the first time on record since July’s Ridgecrest quakes.
The Real fire is burning east of the El Capitan campground.
Douglas Hodge, the former chief executive of investment giant PIMCO, is expected to plead guilty to an indictment charging him with conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering, federal prosecutors in Boston said Thursday.
Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said President Trump withheld aid in part to get Ukraine to conduct investigations into Democrats. “Get over it,” he said.
After more than 100 questions leaked online, the California pharmacy board will require 1,400 people to retake the test.
The agreement largely cements into place the gains Turkey made during its invasion of northern Syria over the last week.
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Masked men with high-powered weapons faced off with soldiers and took control of major streets as gunmen blocked entrances to Sinaloa’s capital with burning vehicles.
Wells Fargo must offer 66 jobs to female and African American applicants it rejected, now that the U.S. Labor Department found the bank discriminated against them.
The Metro rail line between Long Beach and downtown will reopen Nov. 2 and get a new name: the A Line. The reopening includes three free days of rides.
Mayor Wayne Messam — whose Florida city has more people than Pete Buttigieg’s — got national attention for his presidential bid, at first. But the FEC said his campaign raised $5 in the third quarter.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says the financial fallout stemming from the league’s fractured business relationship with China has been significant.
South Korean gamers have died after playing for days with little food or sleep, leaving the country to ask whether video game addiction is a mental health disorder.
Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo plan a third Jon & Vinny’s in the former Yee’s Chinese Food restaurant at Buckler and West Slauson. They’re aware of gentrification concerns.
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USC has kept Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate under control in three previous meetings and the Trojans will get another shot at him Saturday at the Coliseum.
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Reigning NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes injured his right knee in a pileup near the goal line before the Kansas City Chiefs rallied past the Denver Broncos.
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New acquisition Jalen Ramsey impresses Rams with his work on the field and off, but they aren’t sure if he will play against the Atlanta Falcons.
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J. Brady McCollough breaks down the top college football games to watch this week.
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What’s on TV Friday, Oct. 18: ‘Charmed’ on CW; Sid & Judy; Great Performances: Grammy Salute to Music Legends
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Pasadena Playhouse reinvents the plant of “Little Shop of Horrors.” She’s very pink, requires five puppeteers and sings with the voice of Amber Riley.
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Jamestown, in the Sierra foothills, is more than just a historic Gold Rush town. It’s home to the Railtown 1897 State Historic Park, which hosts festive Polar Express train rides in November and December.
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Mariinsky Ballet performs “La Bayadère,” Pasadena Symphony and L.A. Master Chorale kick off their seasons, and “Little Shop of Horrors” ends its run.
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The Dodgers’ hired an entire new department of hitting coaches before the season intent on improving against elite playoff pitching. It didn’t work in the NLDS.
JaVale McGee was trending Thursday, the Lakers center the hot topic on social media because of his “possum” play in which he looked injured on a play to only turn things into an easy dunk in their win over Golden State on Wednesday night at Staples Center.
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Todo comenzó cuando la cuenta oficial de Twitter de UFC felicitó a Edgar por su cumpleaños
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Las contribuciones defensivas de Opara llevaron a Minnesota a su primera clasificación a los Audi 2019 MLS Cup Playoffs
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Los Clippers al lograr los fichajes de los aleros Kawhi Leonard y Paul George, les hicieron merecedores a recibir el 82 por ciento de los votos de los gerentes generales
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A Native American version of golf is gaining popularity on the Navajo Nation reservation, where duffers play on ‘browns,’ not greens.More Coverage
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Baby Rave is the Bay Area’s wildly popular pre-nap dance party for children under 4. Although not advertised, the affordable monthly soiree put on by the Bay Area Children’s Theatre sells out in minutes. Now in its third year, the ball is older than most of its tiny dancers.
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For years, Ed Buck was said to intimidate and harass his political foes in West Hollywood, but that didn’t stop politicians from taking his money.
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Several utility executives and political leaders seemed shocked, shocked to find that when electricity is shut off, traffic lights go dark and drivers smash their cars.
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On Thursday, California will unveil an app created by UC Berkeley that will offer earthquake early warnings to any corner of the state. Warnings will also be issued for some quakes by text message.
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The Turkish border city of Akcakale, across from Syria, is home to a mix of Turks, Syrians and Kurds with ties to a war zone.
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In Massachusetts, wind gusts reached as high as 90 mph on Cape Cod, and about 200,000 residents lost power early Thursday.
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The strike is Chicago’s first major walkout by teachers since 2012. It follows months of negotiations between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools over pay, class size and other issues.
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The grieving parents of a British teenager who was killed in a car crash involving a U.S. diplomat’s wife said President Trump “doesn’t understand” how much the accident has “broken” their family.
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The San Francisco-based website is auctioning collectible cars online in real time — 50-plus a day, five days a week.
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Desperate to try to get back into shape, a fitness-challenged woman in her 50s invites a virtual reality trainer into her home.
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Elderberry products are all the rage for natural wellness types online. But drinking homemade elderberry tinctures won’t prevent colds or the flu.
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With more than 100 years of history, the well-known New York eyewear label has now arrived on the West Coast and opened new digs.
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China’s quarterly economic growth weakens to 6% as the country fights a trade war with the Trump administration and domestic consumer demand weakens.
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A Hollywoodland home where early film star Gale Sondergaard once lived has come on the market for $4.537 million.
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Stocks on Wall Street closed broadly higher Thursday as investors welcomed a batch of encouraging quarterly results from big companies.
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A French law requires Google to pay publishers if it shows previews of their articles in search results. Google says it won’t pay.
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Food sleuths track down bargains and find great local flavor for your dining pleasure.
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No, it’s not snowing yet. But ski resorts have set dates for the coming season.
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She was sure this trip would bring them closer together. Cashews from the minibar almost drove them apart. Was she nuts?
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Beethoven’s 250th birthday isn’t until next year, but the party starts with Jonathan Biss at the Soraya and the Calidore String Quartet at Colburn.
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An icon of artistic loyalty to Cuba’s socialist system
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Based on a real-life incident, “Wallflower” follows a man planning a mass shooting as he becomes involved with a group of rave attendees.
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Two hikers discovered human remains near Mt. Williamson in Inyo County this month. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the bones may have been there for decades.
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About 140 of the pet rats are up for adoption after authorities removed them from van where they lived with their owner.
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Cuban asylum seekers who have had a clear path to legal status in the U.S. since the 1960s are now finding that route blocked by the Trump administration, according to lawyers representing Cuban nationals.
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Officers arrested Obdulia Sanchez, 20, on weapons and traffic charges and a parole violation, said Officer Joe Silva, a Stockton Police Department spokesman.
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Paris Saint-Germain is winning matches, but its top players -- Kylian Mbappe and Neymar -- have struggled to find the back of the net so far.
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Rick Perry was traveling with President Trump to Texas on Thursday when he shared the news aboard Air Force One, an administration official said.
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Democrats continue to uncover new investigative threads in their impeachment inquiry, complicating hopes for a pre-Thanksgiving vote.
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California officials are wondering why marijuana taxes haven’t turned out to be a cash cow. Here the reason.
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Plans to hold the 2020 G-7 economic summit at a property owned by President Trump raises serious conflict-of-interest issues.
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