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Investigators are looking into why a helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others slammed into a Calabasas hillside.
Lakers legend Kobe Bryant was flawed. He was strange. But more than anything he was unforgivingly real as he grew up in front of us.
A deep marine layer could shroud and obscure terrain around the crash site in Calabasas
Kobe Bryant called Newport Beach his home. He raised his daughters here, was involved in local schools and youth sports and made friends at the neighborhood grocery and Starbucks.
Nine people, including Kobe Bryant, were killed when a helicopter crashed and burst into flames in Calabasas.
Complete coverage of the death of Kobe Bryant, his daughter, Gianna, and seven others in a helicopter crash.
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Los Angeles is mourning the death of Lakers legend Kobe Bryant in a helicopter crash. His 13-year-old daughter and seven other people were was also on board.
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Lakers legend Kobe Bryant died when the helicopter he was traveling in crashed into a hillside in Calabasas shortly before 10 a.m.
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This L.A. business pressed discs immortalizing Black Flag, 2Pac and N.W.A. - and ordinary people too.
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Just after 8 on a warm evening in September, Janae Bell was shooting the breeze with two friends at the Hearst Avenue railroad crossing, sharing some pastries and talking bikes.
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Manzoor Ahmad Pashteen, 28, has repeatedly demanded that Pakistan’s security forces be held accountable for extrajudicial killings and kidnappings.
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A federal appeals court struck down Arizona rules that ballots cast in the wrong precinct must be discarded and a state law that made it a crime for someone to deliver another person’s ballot to a precinct.
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As a church in Minnesota plans an overhaul, some parishioners feel they are being left behind. Church leaders say they are looking to save the church.
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Some judges said they left because they found it impossible to guarantee migrants their due process rights.
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Sports stars and music makers around the globe wear their hearts on their sleeves — and feet and fingernails — to honor the late Laker and his daughter Gianna.
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Old Hollywood glamour, fantastical fringe and a bellhop in pink help deliver much-needed escapism on music’s biggest night.
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Lizzo, Lil Nas X, Ariana Grande and Gwen Stefani changed into multiple intriguing looks during a long and busy day at the Grammys in downtown Los Angeles.
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Here’s our take of the standout looks at the Grammys. Do you agree?
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Chipotle was hit with a $1.3 million fine over more than 13,000 child labor violations at its Massachusetts restaurants, the state’s attorney general announced Monday.
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In Los Feliz, actor Darren Criss is asking $1.697 million for his 1950s Midcentury ranch of eight years.
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General Motors is spending $2.2 billion to refurbish an underused Detroit factory so it can build a series of electric and self-driving vehicles.
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Hundreds of employees openly criticize Amazon’s record on climate change despite what they say is a company policy that puts their jobs at risk for speaking out.
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Pack a camera and a zoom lens to capture the glory of the glow at Horsetail Fall
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The 4,000-passenger Panorama has enough activities to satisfy varied tastes — and places to get away from the din. It will sail to Mexican destinations each week.
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Readers weigh in on how to deal with the DMV when you’re trying to get your Real ID. Plus: The environmental impact of airplanes, and why you should think twice before booking a trip to Zambia.
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The scenery is such a knockout that it left some people speechless. Tut it was only an appetizer, not a full-course meal.
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“Palm Springs” stars Andy Samberg, Cristin Milioti and Camila Mendes discuss their breakout Sundance Film Festival romantic comedy.
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Tessa Thompson, Justien Simien and Colman Domingo gathered at Sundance for a conversation on “The Transcendence of Narrative” that focused on new ways to tell stories.
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Ferrell and co-stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Zach Woods and Zoe Chao along with co-directors Nat Faxon and Jim Rash of the film “Downhill” stopped by the L.A. Times Studio to go through the ABCs of their film.
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A Woodland Hills hospital resumed full operations Sunday after closing last week because of a main water line break.
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Jon David Guerrero admitted to killing one woman and three homeless men and attacking nine others around San Diego over a six-month period.
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Tourists, fans and the curious invade the Calabasas hillside where Kobe Bryant’s helicopter crashed.
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Public health officials remain on high alert for additional cases of the new strain of coronavirus after two positive diagnoses in Southern California over the weekend.
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Coach John Altobelli, his wife and their daughter, 13, died in the helicopter crash that took Kobe Bryant’s life. Altobelli’s team opens play Tuesday.
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Dinwiddie scores 27 points in 80-45 win over Palisades
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Dodgers infielder Justin Turner grew up idolizing Kobe Bryant and pitcher Clayton Kershaw admired the Lakers star for his larger-than-life presence.
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In his first public comments about the Astros cheating during the 2017 World Series, Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw addressed getting shelled in Game 5.
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The San Diego mayor isn’t saying he’ll run against Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2022. But he is talking to people about it — consultants, potential donors, disheartened GOP pols.
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Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar campaign hard in Iowa during a break in the Trump impeachment trial, days before the first contest in the Democratic presidential race.
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President Trump’s former national security advisor says Trump wanted to maintain a freeze on military assistance to Ukraine until it launched political investigations into his Democratic rivals.
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President Trump’s defense lawyers said their opening foray in the impeachment trial was a “sneak preview.” They aim to shift scrutiny to the Bidens and other Democrats even as reports about John Bolton complicate their case and fuel calls for witnesses.
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