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In June 2018, LAPD officers ordered the residents to evacuate. Despite the conditions, some didn’t want to leave.
The governor promised unprecedented action to solve California’s housing affordability problem. But nearly all of his highest-profile initiatives have stalled or failed.
Some Bay Area activists are taking their wealth and are spending it on housing — for others. Rebelling against real estate speculation, they are building homes that will be kept affordable in perpetuity.
Hodge reversed course after prosecutors warned parents who had so far maintained their innocence that they could be charged with federal program bribery.
The future of Youth Policy Institute, L.A.'s politically connected nonprofit, is in doubt, audit says
Some Southern California Edison customers in L.A., San Bernardino, Kern, Riverside, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties are considered for power outages.
Marybel Batjer was recently appointed PUC president. She’ll have lots to figure out. Consensus in Sacramento is the commission has been soft on PG&E.
President Trump held forth Monday during what was ostensibly a Cabinet meeting but ended up being a familiar torrent of grievance and defensiveness.
Midwestern moderates Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar are making a strong case against the liberalism of Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
Los Angeles’s barbershops are a window into multicultural worlds
In Silicon Valley 20 years ago, a few companies such as Google, Amazon and PayPal were carving out sustainable niches. Then there was everyone else.
The report draws parallels between the campaigns launched by tobacco companies and oil industries, both with a goal of delaying government policies and regulations that could cut into their profits.
The L.A. Zoo’s herd of endangered Masai giraffes has grown by one.
Amid the impeachment inquiry, it’s important not to forget the full sweep of the damage Donald Trump has done, and continues to do.
There is no issue more important than driving Donald Trump out of office at the ballot box in 2020.
Democratic candidates have put out countless plans and policy statements. Voters beware! Do not be beguiled by patently unachievable ideas designed to win primaries.
Are Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren — and Donald Trump — too old to be president of the United States?
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Polls show Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party could lose to rival Conservatives, or win but fail to get a majority of seats in Parliament.
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The speaker of Britain’s House of Commons has turned down the government’s bid for a new vote on its Brexit divorce deal, a blow to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan to take the country out of the European Union at the end of the month.
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The settlement involves drug distributors AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson and drug manufacturer Teva.
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Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney tied himself in a knot on Fox News Sunday. Again.
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As a comedian, I have entertained U.S. troops around the world. In the current atmosphere, that doesn’t seem to count for much.
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We’re drowning in plastic pollution. We have to stop discarding things like plastic bags, water bottles and cigarette butts — all made with petroleum formed over millions of years — after a few minutes of use.
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Eagle Rock’s Axel Ayers and Daniel Zamora lead in a win over Franklin, one of its strongest opponents.
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Fifteen years after they attended Harvard together, Pete Buttigieg has been hiring campaign staffers recommended to him by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
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As the 2020 U.S. presidential election approaches, Facebook is stepping up its efforts to avoid being used to interfere in politics and democracies.
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The tension between state and local governments is central to how California politicians address the housing crisis.
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High school football: Week 9 schedule
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Michigan State is No. 1 in the Associated Press top 25 men’s college basketball preseason poll for the first time in program history.
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After six seasons with no playoffs, Lakers feel they have all the pieces in place for a title.
Celebrating division titles is no longer good enough for team that has Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and championship goals.
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The versatility of Clippers forwards Kawhi Leonard and Paul George draws comparisons to another great duo: Chicago’s Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.
Former Lakers Lonzo Ball and Brandon Ingram out of the L.A. spotlight after getting traded to New Orleans, where the big focus is on Zion Williamson.
HBO’s “Watchmen” examines race, white supremacy and police brutality. Sunday night’s series premiere has creator Damon Lindelof asking, “Should we have done it?”
Netflix released the first full trailer for the much-anticipated third season of “The Crown,” with Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter taking over as royals.
Malaysia won’t see “Abominable” in theaters after DreamWorks parent Universal refuses to cut a disputed map of South China Sea out of the animated film.
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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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El cantante dominicano armo la fiesta en el Microsoft con sus clásicos de merengues, salsa y bachata ante un heterogéneo público que hizo a un lado el reggaetón y el regional
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La tecnología ayuda a la detención de violador de niña de seis años de edad
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Así lo aseguró su protagonista Robert Pattinson
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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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A reporter dives into the world of golf on the Navajo reservation.
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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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Los Angeles’s barbershops are a window into multicultural worlds
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Gov. Gavin Newsom promised unprecedented action to solve California’s housing affordability problem. But nearly all of his highest-profile initiatives have stalled or failed.
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Midwestern moderates Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar are making a strong case against the liberalism of Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Hong Kong officials were scrambling to minimize the fallout from the incident at the mosque, one of the city’s most well-known religious sites.
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Angry over the U.S. withdrawal from Syria, residents of a Kurdish-dominated city pelted departing American military vehicles with potatoes Monday as they drove through.
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One person died in northwest Arkansas when a tree fell on a home in Rogers, about 150 miles northwest of Little Rock.
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Here are the stories you shouldn’t miss today: TOP STORIES Inside a Camp for Kurdish Refugees In just two weeks, the conflict in northeastern Syria — where President Trump ordered the withdrawal of U.S. forces as Turkish forces advanced into Syrian territory — has displaced more than 200,000 people, according to various official estimates.
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Aluminum-can pull tabs, cork and denim scraps offer viable alternatives to fur and leather
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Instagram was right: Keeping a relationship a secret can sometimes be just what that relationship needs.
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The out-and-back Alta Canyada trail in La Cañada Flintridge gives you panoramic view of L.A.'s basin and hills.
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Outdoors gear: Trail running shoes
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MLB veteran Jered Weaver, who pitched for the Angels and Padres during his All-Star career, has picked up a Manhattan Beach town home for $2.375 million.
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A report from Oracle Retail finds consumers and retailers aren’t on the same page when it comes to priorities.
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The U.S. paper recycling industry has suddenly found itself in demand.
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Wine coolers, Zima, Smirnoff Ice — those fads are over. But White Claw’s emerging rivals bet that alcoholic seltzer has staying power.
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Experts say travelers should be careful not to buy more coverage than they need.
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What about snakes? Theodore Roosevelt? Yoga? Water? All of these are things you don’t just need to know — you’ll want to know.
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Gold and yellow are the primary tones at the mountain resort north of L.A.
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Most Americans don’t know about Real ID. Here’s why you don’t, why you should and what’s at stake
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Mike Birbiglia’s show, written with his wife about experiences with their infant daughter, will be available to stream days after closing at the Ahmanson.
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At the L.A. gallery there-there, the boundaries of paint are pushed in works that evoke topographical maps and computer printouts gone awry.
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How can “Baby Shark Live!” turn Pinkfong’s viral hit into an 80-minute concert? With interactive dances, friendly puppets and a ton of visual stimuli.
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What’s on TV Monday Oct, 21: ‘Catherine the Great’ on HBO; ‘Rock the Block’ on HGTV; ‘The River and the Wall’; NFL Football: Patriots at Jets
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As many as 100,000 Californians are eligible to receive payments for the damages they suffered from a series of devastating wildfires over the last several years. But tens of thousands of them have not sought compensation.
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A 69-year-old woman was found dead aboard a boat that caught fire while docked at the Port of Los Angeles at Terminal Island early Monday, fire officials said.
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After the end of the Vietnam War, conscription into the U.S. military ended. In 1977, The Times covered the volunteers choosing to enter an organization that thousands fought bitterly to avoid five years earlier.
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Observations from Week 7 in the NFL, including big weeks for Aaron Rodgers, Kirk Cousins and Matthew Stafford, while fellow NFC North QB Mitch Trubisky struggled.
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Amid a 2-5 start, the Chargers’ playoff hopes are already dimming, but Philip Rivers doesn’t think the team will devolve into an on-field soap opera.
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Eric Cooper, a Major League Baseball umpire who worked the AL Division Series two weeks ago, has died after having a blood clot. He was 52.
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Anthony Davis’ path to stardom began at a small school in Chicago that didn’t make stars. He calls it ‘surreal’ and says he never takes it for granted.
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Elizabeth Warren pledges to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on public schools and to end federal funding for new charter schools.
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Former Obama administration Housing secretary Julián Castro said Monday that he’d drop out of the presidential race if he doesn’t raise $800,000 in 10 days — following the lead of rival Cory Booker, who rode a similar plea to a recent uptick in donations.
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Here are key dates and events on the the 2020 presidential election calendar, including dates of debates, caucuses, primaries and conventions.
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One way to get quick action on California’s power shutoff rules would be a special session of the Legislature. But it’s Gov. Newsom’s call.
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