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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his country will place all overseas arrivals into quarantine to contain a coronavirus outbreak.
LAX’s taxi-stand pilot program doesn’t change the LAX-it lot or anything for users of Lyft or Uber.
Prices are dropping as airlines try to fill seats, vacated because of the overcapacity and the threat of a pandemic from the coronavirus.
The State Department on Sunday issued the warning, which could further hurt the cruise ship industry and the port cities that depend on it.
If you don’t want to sail amid coronavirus worries, many cruise lines will give credits for a future trip without cancellation penalty fees.
Disneyland visitors take reasonable precautions but are determined not to let coronavirus fears get in the way of having enjoying the Anaheim theme park.
These two fancy national park hotels both go back to 1927. Are they worth a splurge? Here’s my head-to-head test.
The Ahwahnee has faced challenges lately, while the Inn at Death Valley has a new lease on life.
Plastic bottles, the scourge of the modern world, play a big role in mucking up our oceans, lands and rivers. Here’s how you can help stop it.
WEEKEND ESCAPES
Boating, stand-up paddle boarding, surfing and whale watching are among the activities of this popular Orange County town halfway between L.A. and San Diego.
In the land of apps and circuits, the home and grounds at Filoli offer an earthy counterpoint.
The Ritz-Carlton in Rancho Mirage fits the bill for a weekend of “chillaxing.”
A historic inn, tasty barbecue and an abundance of museums highlight close-to-home Santa Paula and the Santa Clara River Valley.
A mind-blowing children’s museum, a pedal-a-thon in a surrey and great eats make for a can’t-miss weekend in Santa Barbara.
Julian, a San Diego County town, is known for its fall leaves and apple harvest, but what about the rest of the year?
San Juan Capistrano may be the most old-fashioned, slow-rolling holiday getaway in SoCal, with tree lightings, a holiday tea, carolers, more.
A tap room, a taco truck and tide pools in Monterey are good reminders that the simple things are sometimes the best.
Ice skating, dazzling displays — check out the puppies and kittens for adoption in Macy’s windows — a pop-up pedestrian park and decked-out hotel lobbies draw visitors to the city’s always-jumping Union Square.
Eat, sleep and laze on the beach in a calm Mexico town
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Normally packed landmarks such as the Trevi Foundation and the Spanish Steps are all but desolate as Italy battles a coronavirus outbreak.
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A lack of rain in February ensures there won’t be a superbloom this year, but with rain in the forecast, should we get our hopes up? Also, more on the coronavirus and Real ID.
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How do you know if it’s safe? You don’t. A lot depends on you, your health and your tolerance for risk. Here are essential questions you must ask yourself.
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The winner will land the top chef job at the new Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse opening in the Flamingo Las Vegas.
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Nathan Sawaya is a Lego art god. Now 100 pieces of his 3-D works are on display in L.A.
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Enjoy exploring while reducing your impact on the earth
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Prices are dropping as airlines try to fill seats, vacated because of the overcapacity and the threat of a pandemic from the coronavirus.
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LAX’s taxi-stand pilot program doesn’t change the LAX-it lot or anything for users of Lyft or Uber.
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How do you know if it’s safe? You don’t. A lot depends on you, your health and your tolerance for risk. Here are essential questions you must ask yourself.
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These two fancy national park hotels both go back to 1927. Are they worth a splurge? Here’s my head-to-head test.
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If you don’t want to sail amid coronavirus worries, many cruise lines will give credits for a future trip without cancellation penalty fees.
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From now through the end of April, college kids on spring break will hit the beaches and ski slopes, and party in Palm Springs, Las Vegas and Mexico’s Cabo.
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Cheap one-way airfares between L.A. and Maui on sale through Thursday on Alaska Airlines
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In a dry winter, wildflowers might be visible only up close. But the delights of the Palm Springs area blossom even when flowers don’t.
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Where to find L.A.'s most common spring wildflowers
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Griffith Park and the Santa Monica Mountains are close-to-home destinations. Farther afield, try Antelope Valley or the Carrizo Plain.
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Proposed changes in Department of Transportation rules will crack down on emotional support animals (as distinct from trained service dogs). We asked readers; they had lots to say.
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