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Deputy Angel Reinosa claimed he was shot while in the parking lot of the sheriff’s station. He later said he used a knife to cut holes in his shirt.
The fire is thought to have started on West Colorado Boulevard near the interchange of the 2 and 134 freeways and is backing toward homes, the L.A. Fire Department says.
Thousands may have been exposed to measles by an infected New Zealand teen who visited Disneyland, LAX and other locations, local health officials say.
“Avatar!” “Star Wars!” Marvel! As Disney theme parks shift focus to known franchises and brands — “IP” or intellectual property in Hollywood speak — are we losing the theme in our theme parks?
Tech entrepreneur Steve Gordon, the new director of California’s DMV, says his know-how can help turn around the troubled agency.
LAPD responding to reports of shots fired at Topanga Mall
Mohamed Hadid agreed to do 200 hours of community service to end a criminal case over a Bel-Air building project. Neighbors doubt he followed through.
The Department of Homeland Security stored sensitive data from BioWatch on an insecure website where it was vulnerable to attacks by hackers, records show.
North Korea said Sunday that leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test-firing of a “newly developed super-large multiple rocket launcher,” another demonstration of the North’s expanding weapons arsenal apparently aimed at increasing its leverage ahead of a possible resumption of nuclear talks with the U.S.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores twice as the Galaxy holds off a furious LAFC assault to preserve a 3-3 tie after Carlos Vela leaves with a hamstring injury.
The LAPD is investigating possible hate crime after transgender women were forcefully removed from Las Perlas bar in downtown L.A.
Revolve’s founders knew nothing about fashion. Luckily, they have 3,500 pals who do. The company uses these influencers to model selections on Instagram in lieu of traditional advertising.
The South L.A. native’s career-defining video for Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” earned eight nominations at Monday’s MTV Video Music Awards.
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President Trump expresses “second thoughts” about escalating the trade war with China as he meets other world leaders at the G7 summit in France.
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Walsh, a conservative radio talk-show host, says he’ll challenge Trump in the GOP primaries. Walsh apologized for some past statements.
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Trump goes to the G-7 after calling an ally “nasty,” calling Jews “disloyal,” and the chairman of the Federal Reserve an “enemy.” The French president, who is hosting this weekend’s summit, says they won’t issue a final communique — so that Trump can’t then renounce it, as he did last year. Buckle up.
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From my parents, both Bauhaus-educated artists, I learned to distill the 20th century aesthetic — though not always easily.
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Bipartisan irresponsibility has created a soaring deficit and a $22-trillion federal debt that threaten our economic health and national security.
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The ‘world’s largest decentralized memorial’ is made up of thousands of small brass-plated, engraved cubes placed around Europe in front of the last-known residences of those who were driven out or murdered by the Nazis.
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Omar Salgado defied the odds in Room 20. But his is not a story about a miracle — it’s a story about medicine’s inability to accurately diagnose consciousness.
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Los equipos angelinos suman tres empates; el LAFC no le gana al Galaxy desde incorporarse a la MLS
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Plácido Domingo recibe ovación de pie en Salzburgo
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El actor mexicano actuará en la cinta ‘The Wingwalker’
A critical rundown of every tune on Taylor Swift’s new album “Lover,” from worst to best.
Michael Weist, the 23-year-old talent manager of the social media world and one of the stars of Hulu’s “Jawline,” talks about what he’s learned so far.
Most of LACMA’s permanent collection is gone but the entrance price and parking still cost the same, a sad situation for museum-goers and tourists.
Ryan Coogler is hard at work on the “Black Panther” follow-up, and now it has an opening date.
Many of the issues that led to the Dodgers’ demise in the last two World Series were resurrected during their showdown series with the Yankees.
Chip Kelly avoided criticism following UCLA’s 3-9 season, but will the stakes be higher for the UCLA coach in his second year at the helm?
Injuries along the offensive line have taken a toll on the Los Angeles Chargers, and the proof was in their performance against the Seattle Seahawks.
Jaime Barria’s three-hit effort is quickly overshadowed by Taylor Cole giving up seven runs in the eighth inning of the Angels’ 11-2 loss to the Astros.
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Delicious bites, drinks, chef demos, music and more are in store at this weekend-long food festival.
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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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Hong Kong has long shunned ethnic minorities, but some residents, especially the young, are embracing minorities and refugees as part of the enclave’s non-Chinese identity.
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For ‘American Ninja Warriors,’ the course is a common enemy, drawing them together and compelling them to train year round.
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In a small town, it can be hard to be any kind of different. But sometimes a person can be so much a part of the fabric of life that he sets his own rules.
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August marks 400 years since the arrival of the first slave ship in the English colonies that would become the United States. For one African American family, the moment is personal.
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It was a night of healing, filled with both mourning and magic for the Paradise High football team, playing in its first game since the Camp fire.
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Tech entrepreneur Steve Gordon, the new director of California’s DMV, says his know-how can help turn around the troubled agency.
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Revolve’s founders knew nothing about fashion. Luckily, they have 3,500 pals who do. The company uses these influencers to model selections on Instagram in lieu of traditional advertising.
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What’s on TV Monday, Aug. 26: ‘Grand Hotel’ on ABC
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“Angel Has Fallen” over-performed at the box office with $21.3 million while “Overcomer” and “Ready or Not” finish third and sixth, respectively.
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The brothers McDonald are back with a hard, heavy glam rock album; Colleen Green covers a whole Blink-182 album; and S.I.R. teams with label-mate Kendrick Lamar.
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Race and robots collide in ‘The World Doesn’t Require You’ by Rion Amilcar Scott.
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Maritza Joana Lara, a suspect in a hit-and-run crash that left a dad dead on Father’s Day, is in custody after fleeing the country, police say.
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The dialysis industry spent about $2.5 million in California on lobbying and campaign contributions in the first half of this year to avoid regulation, according to a California Healthline analysis.
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1,500-acre wildfire in Northern California prompts some evacuations
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Orange County sheriff’s Deputy Carlos Cammon lost consciousness during the SWAT tryout session in 2013 and never regained consciousness.
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Carlos Vela’s early exit against the Galaxy because of a hamstring injury showed how much of an impact the dynamic scorer has had on LAFC’s remarkable season.
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The New York Yankees come away from their series against the Dodgers feeling confident after beating the National League’s best in two out of three games.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers lose the rubber match of perhaps the most anticipated regular-season series of 2019, falling to the New York Yankees 5-1.
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Ben Roethlisberger connects on a 17-yard touchdown pass to JuJu Smith-Schuster in his 2019 preseason debut in the Steelers’ 18-6 victory.
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Trump arrives in Biarritz, France, for his third G-7 summit as his trade war with China appears to take a sharp turn for the worse.
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At a town hall, Biden evoked two of his political heroes, Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Both were assassinated in 1968, Kennedy while running for president.
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For Britain’s Boris Johnson, a visibly warm relationship with Trump could be an asset and a liability at G7 summit.
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Few Americans have had as much impact on the nation’s politics as David Koch, who died Friday at 79. Working with his brother Charles, he moved American politics to the right.
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Former NY congressman Gary Ackerman denies sex abuse allegations leveled in a lawsuit that he abused a teenager at a Boy Scout camp five decades ago.
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Arrests are expected in the case of a Florida nursing home where 12 patients died after its air conditioning power went out amid sweltering heat following Hurricane Irma in 2017.
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Police also brought out water cannon trucks for the first time, an escalation in the summer protests that have shaken Hong Kong’s government and residents.
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Hezbollah and the Lebanese army have blamed Israel for a drone attack on Beirut on Sunday morning while the leader of the Iran-backed Shiite militia and political party threatened retaliation.
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When I started dating again after a horrible breakup, I vowed to look out for those ominous signs of trouble – and to address my own red flags as well.
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Sweet, tender summer squash makes an ideal star in creamy chowder-style soup.
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At 86, Julie Newmar, the curvy dancer/actress who made Catwoman an icon, has a simple plan for overcoming life’s challenges: “Take everything you have and make it better.”
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The last Sunday of each month, the community turns out to celebrate black music, art, community and food at the Leimert Park Art Walk. But you don’t have to wait to explore some of L.A.'s most cherished black-owned businesses tucked into the neighborhood.
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The new Marvel land at Disney California Adventure Park will be called Avengers Campus and will include a Spider-Man attraction.
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He wants stocks. She wants more conservative retirement investments. Time to call in a fee-only financial planner.
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Reggie Bush is off to the races in Pacific Palisades, where his home is on the market for about $10 million.
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The actor, who this fall begins an arc on ‘NCIS: Los Angeles,’ finds creative expression through cooking. Plus, it gets him out of laundry duty.
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Barcelona isn’t just a great city; it’s a hub for many great day trips.
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Grab your camera and get ready to find your best shot.
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An electric-assist bike makes a 33-mile spin around Crater Lake and through the Oregon Cascades a pleasant experience rather than a sweaty grind.
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Reader letters on jet lag and hidden fees.
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