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Commutes in northern Los Angeles County and eastern Kern County were a nightmare for drivers who tried to navigate the roads Friday after mudslides prompted the closures of two major highways and nearby roads.

Viacom Inc. and New York cable giant Cablevision Systems Corp. have settled a long-running antitrust lawsuit that was intended to shine a light on programmers' demands that all of their channels be included in pay-TV packages.

Dramatic video has emerged of the mudflows that stranded motorists over the last day in the high desert of Southern California. Motorists trapped in cars recorded deep flows of mud overrunning roadways, in some cases pushing cars and forcing drivers to flee for their lives. In one video, a motorist...

A Kings spokesman verified the payment and cap numbers associated with the settlement of the contract of Mike Richards, numbers first reported Thursday night by Elliotte Friedman of Hockey Night in Canada.

Clippers owners Steve Ballmer speaks during an NBA news conference in China on Oct. 11. (Zhong Zhi/Getty Images) Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer owns 4% of social media company Twitter Inc., he revealed in a tweet on Friday. It's unclear how his stake will impact Twitter's new push to...

TELLURIDE, Colo. — Abraham Attah finds it hard to watch his first movie, "Beasts of No Nation," a harrowing tale of a child soldier in a fictional, war-torn West African country.

Each of Detroit's Big Three automakers offer a discount on new vehicles for employees, their families and friends.

At first blush, it may sound like some terrible side effect from Beijing's notorious smog: verdant seedlings popping out of the skulls of men and women in the Chinese capital.

I'm Davan Maharaj, editor of the Los Angeles Times. Here are some story lines I don't want you to miss today. Subscribe to the newsletter TOP STORIES Are You Ready for El Niño? Northern L.A. County was hit by flash flooding and mudslides Thursday. It could be a taste of what's to come, as a new...

Greenbar Craft Distillery's Grand Poppy organic aperitive was inspired by hikes in Griffith Park and created with local, organic ingredients that pay homage to Southern California.

In a musty reception room high in the southern Indian hills, a photo booth the size of a walk-in closet promises black-and-white pictures in four minutes. Groovy track lights illuminate a display table piled with X-ray film and movie-reel canisters.

Lorella Praeli has one of the most important jobs on Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign — even though she’s never voted in an election.

California has received a lot of attention in recent days for its new voter registration law, which is intended to streamline the process of signing up to vote and encourage more participation in elections. Here’s what we know — and don’t know yet — about the new law: 

Ask colleagues and observers in Sacramento about Toni Atkins, the speaker of the California Assembly, and you are almost certain to hear that she is approachable, amiable, intelligent, and honest.

Subscribe to the newsletter This is Susan King, veteran movie reporter at the Los Angeles Times and guardian of the Golden Agent of Hollywood galaxy. And every Friday in my Classic Hollywood newsletter, I share my passion for that era writing about TV and film milestones, notable birthdays and...

WASHINGTON — Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose slightly this week yet remained below 4% for a 12th straight week.

They came. They saw. They got conquered.

In other words, UCLA played Stanford on Thursday night.

This has become a fall tradition for the Bruins, with the emphasis on “fall.” The Cardinal’s 56-35 victory at Stanford Stadium was its eighth consecutive over UCLA. No other team has had a longer streak....

Forty-seven smooth teeth dug out of a cave in southern China reveal that Homo sapiens may have arrived there 80,000 years ago — long before humans were able to leave their mark on northern China or Europe.

No one at UCLA will likely shed a tear when Stanford's Kevin Hogan graduates this spring.

Again. Again. Again.

Runners were abandoned. A base was forgotten. A manager's control was lost.

Get lathered, get rinsed, repeat.

In front of a stunned silent crowd at Dodger Stadium on Thursday night, the unthinkable became real, the impossible became the familiar, and history let out a blood-curdling...

Staring into the swarm of cameras that circled his locker, Andre Ethier clenched his jaw.

Now we know why UCLA Coach Jim Mora doesn't like playing Thursdays.

Stop: That's not fair. Mora's recent complaint was being required by the Pac-12 Conference to play consecutive games on Thursday.

Mora's real problem is playing Stanford any day of the week.

As good as Mora has been against USC...

The Dodgers' off-season was a few minutes old when Zack Greinke got the question.

Dodgers catcher Yasmani Grandal, who has played for much of the second half of the season with an injured left shoulder, said he could have surgery as early as next week.