Keith Mannes, is among conservative pastors to recently take a stand against the president, whom he believes goes against the teachings of Christianity.
China has already injected hundreds of thousands of people with COVID-19 vaccines. Vaccines that have not yet completed clinical trials.
Pharmaceutical companies could charge more for vaccines and treatments developed with public money.
California auditors investigating dozens of whistleblower complaints say the state will wastefully spend millions of dollars unless it takes corrective action.
A 54-year-old man died more than a month after being severely injured in the North Complex fire.
The number of COVID-19 infections may be nearly seven times higher — though less deadly — than official numbers indicate, researchers say.
Out of nearly 80 homicides in Central L.A., more than 30 involve homeless victims.
Wisconsin’s small towns on the Mississippi River backed Trump in 2016, but a COVID-19 surge is boosting support for Biden in a rural region that twice backed Obama.
What happens if neither candidate receives the required 270 votes in the electoral college and the House is left to pick the country’s next president?
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California’s November election will feature 12 statewide ballot measures.
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Here are the Los Angeles Times’ editorial board endorsements for president, California ballot measures and more.
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The progressive (or 21st century, or reform, or modern) prosecutor movement is not securely tied to gender or race, or even to political party.
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We analyzed 11 years of government records, and 83% — not 1% — of migrants attend all their U.S. immigration court hearings.
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If Joe Biden wins, President Trump’s lame-duck period in office has some voters worried — but the Founding Fathers have it (mostly) covered
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Remi Weekes’ feature debut, streaming on Netflix, is a crafty if derivative mix of migrant drama and haunted-house freakout.
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Fighting to keep his Senate seat, Republican Steve Daines is locked in a close contest with his Democratic challenger, Gov. Steve Bullock.
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Lizzo, Jennifer Aniston, America Ferrera and other stars are showing off their civic pride with “I Voted” stickers, ballot selfies and runway walks.
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As the Dodgers were winning the World Series, the coronavirus threw a curveball when Justin Turner was pulled in the eighth inning after testing positive.
L.A. campuses unlikely to reopen until at least January amid high COVID-19 rates, school leaders say
L.A. campuses unlikely to reopen until at least January amid high COVID-19 rates, school leaders say
For months, Los Angeles parents have held on to hope that public school campuses would reopen soon. It’s unlikely to happen before January, officials say.
If nearly all Americans would wear face masks when they leave their homes, they could save over 100,000 lives by the end of February, a study says.
Visual storytelling
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The story behind the story of Nepalese workers and modern indentured servitude that has haunted a Times reporter for years.
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Two families’ struggle for justice reveals the dark truth of Saudi Arabia’s labor system.
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A senator mangled vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ name at a Trump rally. It wasn’t new for her, or for many more who’ve been made to feel “other.”
In the early days of the pandemic, L.A. Dance Project began developing a COVID-19 compliant season that evolved into a drive-in dance series.
Lizzo, Jennifer Aniston, America Ferrera and other stars are showing off their civic pride with “I Voted” stickers, ballot selfies and runway walks.
The Baltimore Museum of Art reversed its decision to sell artworks from the permanent collection hours before two were to be auctioned at Sotheby’s.
“This would be like if the Lakers replaced LeBron with Ben Carson,” Trevor Noah said of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg being replaced by Amy Coney Barrett.
The Dodgers’ World Series win has been marred by Justin Turner’s act of selfishness and disappointment, writes columnist Bill Plaschke.
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An unnamed Chargers player who tested positive for COVID-19 is self-quarantining and will remain away from the team during contract tracing.
Friday’s USL League One championship game was canceled after multiple individuals involved with the one of the teams tested positive for COVID-19.
After hitting Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane, Zeta sped across the Southeast, leaving a trail of damage and power outages in Atlanta and beyond.
Fighting to keep his Senate seat, Republican Steve Daines is locked in a close contest with his Democratic challenger, Gov. Steve Bullock.
Peaceful protests in Philadelphia give way to more unrest as some demonstrators clash with police over a Black man’s fatal shooting by cops.
French anti-terrorism prosecutors are investigating a fatal knife attack at a church in the Mediterranean city of Nice.
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L.A.’s best sushi chefs are elevating takeout sushi to new heights during the pandemic.
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Santa Monica Farmers Market regulars adjust to long lines, smaller crowds, fewer farmers and a host of safety rules.
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Fall is the best time for muffins, doughnuts, yeasted fruit cakes and more sweet morning baked goods.
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The moisture from showers and sinks can create an ideal climate for moisture-loving houseplants.
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The historic hotel built in 1926 will serve as a polling center during the 2020 election.
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It’s not too late for procrastinators to spot flashy colors shimmering on the leaves of oak, maple, cottonwood, sycamore and alder trees at lower elevations.
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Fotos del Juego 6 de la Serie Mundial entre los Dodgers y los Rays de Tampa Bay en el Globe Life Field en Arlington, Texas
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Votantes de Centro América que huyeron de la guerra ahora perciben como que si sus vidas se anclaran en los tiempos de balas y torturas
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The high-heel hiker, Halloween events you can still do and a new Warren Miller film.
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Find art and inspiration in Joshua Tree, become a rock expert at Zion and spot condors at Pinnacles.
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A Times investigation uncovered huge amounts of DDT dumped off the coast of Los Angeles. What are the lessons for an era of global warming?
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Federal officials say the gray wolf no longer needs protection. But conservationists disagree and are preparing to challenge the decision in court.
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China has already injected hundreds of thousands of people with COVID-19 vaccines. Vaccines that have not yet completed clinical trials.
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Wisconsin’s small towns on the Mississippi River backed Trump in 2016, but a COVID-19 surge is boosting support for Biden in a rural region that twice backed Obama.
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Khloé Kardashian is defending her sister Kim Kardashian, whose private-island birthday party amid the COVID-19 pandemic was dragged on Twitter.
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Annapurna Interactive, already known for partnering with critically acclaimed game makers, will now develop and distribute its own games. And the studio, headed by former Sony Santa Monica creative director Nathan Gary, is hiring.
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PR firms hired by HHS vetted the politics of hundreds of celebrities for an ad blitz aimed at portraying Trump’s response to the coronavirus outbreak in a positive light.
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A tweet by the Girl Scouts congratulating Amy Coney Barrett drew such outrage from the new justice’s critics that the organization swiftly deleted it.
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Erika Beck, president of Cal State Channel Islands, becomes president of Cal State Northridge, among the system’s largest campuses.
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An L.A. County sheriff’s jailer is charged with sexually assaulting a female detainee in the Lancaster station lockup last year.
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Legal experts said there are limited options for supervisors to remove Sheriff Alex Villanueva, unless there were a recall or he committed a crime.
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Fauci says that, as the coronavirus surges in the U.S., we may have to put off longed-for activities for another year or more.
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An adjusted Pac-12 basketball schedule was announced Thursday, with two USC games affected.
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The Angels, seeking a new general manager, say goodbye to Tony La Russa, special advisor to the old GM, who was named manager of the Chicago White Sox.
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Are Spain’s top franchises, Real Madrid and Barcelona, undergoing a transformation or is this just a poor stretch for La Liga’s elite franchises?
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Health officials have warned that large gatherings celebrating the Dodgers’ and Lakers’ championship seasons are fueling a surge in coronavirus cases.
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Scientists explain how our politics got so bad that we can’t come together to confront common threats like the national debt, climate change and COVID-19.
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After another police shooting of a Black man in Philadelphia, presidential candidates again address issues that roiled U.S. cities earlier this year.
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Wisconsin’s Republican Party head says hackers stole $2.3 million from an account being used to help the Trump campaign in the battleground state.
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A $375-million deal with Eli Lilly highlights the role of government in developing a COVID-19 vaccine or treatment. It’s also an example of socialized medicine in action.
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Pope Francis is suspending his general audiences with the public amid a surge in coronavirus cases in Italy and an infection at last week’s audience.
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As COVID-19 cases spike in the Midwest, President Trump’s struggles on the campaign trail mount.
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Witnesses told investigators that the pilot of a plane that crashed on Oahu’s North Shore, killing all 11 on board, had a history of pushing limits.
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South Korea’s top court has upheld a 17-year prison sentence for former President Lee Myung-bak, who was convicted of corruption.
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How to appropriately respond when family, friends, coworkers or strangers ask how you’re doing, when you’re not doing so well.
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Garden-related events in Southern California for the week starting Oct. 23
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An acre in the suburbs is not a farm of course, laid out within earshot of city hall and the state highway. Yet garden work can be farm work.
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Becoming a single mom by choice seemed insane: I was a public schoolteacher, not a lawyer. I didn’t even have paid maternity leave. How could I afford daycare, diapers and doctor’s appointments? I expected people to think I was crazy, but they were supportive.
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CBRE Group, the largest U.S. commercial real estate services firm, said the headquarters change formalizes how it already had been operating. No layoffs are planned.
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In Beverly Hills, Justin Bieber is asking $9 million for a 1930s Monterey Colonial-style home that he bought last year for $8.5 million.
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English musician Peter Frampton is asking $869,000 for his L.A. pied-à-terre in Studio City.
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The GDP growth number looks big but isn’t, despite Trump’s boasting.
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Southwest plans to fill planes starting Dec. 1. Alaska and Delta will block middle seats through Jan. 6
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What you need to know if you plan to take Amtrak to your holiday destination.
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Oahu is hanging loose and fighting the pandemic hard.
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For the 10% of you who said coronavirus would have no impact on your travel plans, available airfares are the feast before the feast.
