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In the words of Chubby Checker: How low can Dodgers go?

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

Back in the early 1960s -- you know, right after dinosaurs roamed the Earth -- Chubby Checker had his last Top 10 hit with "Limbo Rock," a Caribbean-themed dance song that asked the question:

L.A. real estate for non-millionaires: Westside condos in the high $500,000s

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

With prices for single-family homes on the Westside continuing to climb, condominiums represent a more affordable option for home buyers and investors. Here's a sample of condos in the area that are available in the high $500,000s. The two-bedroom, corner unit previously sold for $404,000 in 2012....

At DWP, cracks in more than just the windows

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

It used to be that if you worked downtown and wanted to go for a stroll on your lunch break, a good destination was the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, where a concrete apron runs around the headquarters building.



Straight past $100 million? 'Compton' looking forward to banner weekend

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

In its second week in theaters, "Straight Outta Compton" is once again blowing away the rest of the late-summer movie pack. The Universal picture is set to surpass the $100 million mark this weekend, as the biopic about groundbreaking Compton rap act N.W.A continues to attract moviegoers and social...

Taylor Swift takes over Staples Center: 5 thoughts on her first show

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

Taylor-mania swept into Southern California on Friday when Taylor Swift's 1989 World Tour reached Staples Center for the first show in a highly anticipated five-night run. The Times will have a full review of the concert soon - along with a backstage report from our resident super-fan - but until...

How Novalima modernizes and revives Peru's African roots music

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

Afro-Peruvian music was born of slavery and, over the centuries, has been on the verge of slipping into obscurity on many occasions - overlooked by record labels, shrugged off as marginal. Yet it has always somehow managed to stage unlikely resurgences.

How Edison uses water to store excess power

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

BIG CREEK, Calif. - Nestled high in the Sierra mountains among the pine and fir trees, a little-known man-made wonder may help resolve a pressing energy concern: how to store wind and sun power that the grid increasingly can't handle.

North, South Korean officials meet at the border to ease tension

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

North and South Korean officials met at a town on the heavily guarded border between the two countries Saturday in a bid to defuse tensions days after a volley of cross-border artillery fire put both countries' militaries on high alert.

Essential California: Vintage car up in smoke

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

Good morning. It is Saturday, Aug. 22. Here's what you don't want to miss this weekend: Top stories Academic pursuits: Attending kindergarten could soon be mandatory for California's children if a new state bill is approved and signed by Gov. Jerry Brown. Backers argue kindergarten has evolved...

Feinstein asks Obama to bypass Congress to create three desert monuments

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein said she has asked President Obama to bypass Congress and create three new national monuments in California, giving federal protection to more than 1 million acres of mountain ranges, sandy expanses and forests lying roughly between Palm Springs and the Nevada border.

Personal finance Q&A: Rules for filing gift tax returns

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

Dear Liz: You recently answered questions about tax breaks for college education expenses. We are contributing $20,000 to our grandson's college education yearly. He is not our dependent. We are senior citizens with a gross income of about $110,000. Is there any deduction for this expenditure that...

The hidden consequences of hunting Africa's lions

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

After the global uproar over the death of a Zimbabwean lion dubbed Cecil, the hunting industry had a response: By killing animals, trophy hunters are actually saving Africa's wildlife.





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