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It was a bold gambit that used a strategy typically reserved for organized crime cases to prosecute a music legend for alleged violence, threats and payoffs.
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There are plenty of locations and events in L.A. County to take in Fourth of July fireworks and drone light shows, from a historic boat ride to a low-key lookout.
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Understanding how the U.S. went from marriage equality a decade ago to steep backsliding on transgender rights today could help determine what happens next for the country’s LGBTQ+ rights movement.
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The Sparks are retiring the jersey of the Illinois native and Tennessee All-American who helped define the WNBA game as a star with three franchises.
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The city’s contract with GLAZA, which governs fundraising, special events and more, ends Tuesday, leaving the zoo in a precarious place, with no firm plan for how to proceed.
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Musician Nathaniel Ayers’ chance encounter with L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez 20 years ago changed the lives of both men.
‘Where are the hardened criminals?’ Bass asks. ‘They’re chasing them through parking lots at Home Depot? They’re washing cars? I don’t think so.’
The driver of a tow truck made life miserable for some Sherman Oaks residents after the hauler launched a pickup into a second truck, then knocked down a utility pole and cut off power to the neighborhood.
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The bill, introduced in response to a growing number of immigration arrests carried out by armed, masked agents, has little chance of passage in the Republican-controlled House.
The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, July 6, 2025, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.
A self-described ‘democratic socialist’ crushed the field in the Democratic primary for NYC mayor. The forces of reaction are already mustering against him.
Columnist Dylan Hernández writes that with three months remaining in the regular season, there’s more than enough time for the Dodgers to get healthy and become a juggernaut.
The second and final stage of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing begins in July, with tasks far more challenging than the first and partial closures of Agoura Road.
After years of renting in Los Feliz, 68-year-old artist Debra Weiss was forced to look for a new place to live after she was evicted from her longtime apartment.
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The faith community from across Los Angeles County joined in solidarity through the streets of downtown L.A. for a peaceful interfaith prayer walk for family unity.
