Новости за 04.12.2015

Shortly after the news came out that the assailants in the San Bernardino shooting had ties to the local Muslim community, the national leadership of the Islamic Circle of North America gathered on a conference call.

Southern California air quality regulators are expected to adopt their most significant smog-fighting measure in a decade on Friday, overhauling a much-criticized pollution control program that has failed to reach goals pledged years ago to clean the nation's dirtiest air.

Defending state Division II champion La Mirada is off to a 3-0 start after a 59-55 victory over Servite on Thursday night in the Canyon tournament.

Atty. Gen. Loretta Lynch, speaking to the American Muslim community just a day after the attacks in San Bernardino, announced Thursday night that the Justice Department will investigate the arrest of a 14-year-old Muslim boy for bringing a homemade clock to school in Texas.

The Renaissance Pleasure Faire in Irwindale draws a loyal group of volunteer performers who don velvet brocade and leather boots on scorching spring days.

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The Amazing Race The final four teams race through Hong Kong and Macau, China, in this new episode. 8 p.m. CBS

Reign Mary (Adelaide Kane) is confounded by Spain's visiting Prince Don Carlos (guest star Mark Ghanime), so she consults Catherine (Megan Follows) on how to deal with him in this...

There you are, working as you do every day. Then you hear it: Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. Could it be gunfire? What do you do? What once seemed extraordinary, no longer does. So far this year, authorities have reported 355 mass shootings, defined as any shooting spree in which four or more people...

One California member of Congress will no longer stand on the House floor to pay tribute to mass shooting victims. The day after the horrific attack in San Bernardino, Rep. Jackie Speier says she'll boycott the congressional chamber or stay seated instead.

Mass shootings are a part of American culture now, and they have been for years — changing the way we think, changing the way we act.

California prisons chief Jeffrey Beard is resigning at the start of next year, returning to family he left behind three years ago in Pennsylvania.

Words fail, but the music of Johann Sebastian Bach does not. For the victims and survivors of San Bernardino, the bass aria "Mache dich, mein Herze, rein" ("Make thyself clean, my heart") from the St. Matthew Passion, sung by the incomparable Water Berry. An anthem of grief and hope, and seven...

Doc Rivers huddled with his assistant coaches in a hallway outside the Clippers' locker room late Wednesday night, talking softly about what they had just witnessed. Theirs was a team ailing far beyond the sprained right ankle and inflamed rib cartilage that had sidelined their regular starting...

More from Trail Guide Dec. 2 Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump react to San Bernardino shooting Dec. 1 Obama's advice for the next president: The White House isn't the campaign trail Nov. 30 Hillary Clinton's latest emails: 'Homeland' and the Bon Jovis Nov. 29 Trump calls gunman in Planned Parenthood...

This time, the vote in Congress to send a bill repealing the Affordable Care Act to President Obama’s desk was supposed to be easy.

Angels Owner Arte Moreno said in October that he would be willing to surpass the $189-million luxury tax threshold “if the right player and the right situation arises,” and that still appears to be the case heading into next week’s winter meetings in Nashville.

CNBC wants another trip around the block with Jay Leno. 

"Jay Leno's Garage," the former "Tonight Show" host's automotive-themed show, got a season 2 pickup, the network announced Thursday.

CNBC — which said the first season of "Garage" this fall was the network's most-watched new program ever...

Adoree' Jackson heard the train coming, felt the vibrations in his feet.

It's hard to imagine in the age of Taylor, Miley and Rihanna, where airbrushed looks are paramount and rebellion is curated, that an artist like Janis Joplin was ever allowed to happen.

Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik -- the heavily armed couple who authorities say unleashed volleys of gunfire on a holiday party in San Bernardino -- had amassed an armory of weapons and explosives in their Redlands home, including a dozen pipe bombs and thousands of rounds of ammunition,...

It takes a special kind of actress to play a woman who has clearly soiled herself as regal and dignified. That actress is Maggie Smith, who, as a sick, old, cantankerous neighborhood vagabond named Miss Shepherd, rides an ambulance wheelchair lift like a queen on her motorized throne, her bright...

Shortly before ‎the premiere of Spike Lee's “Chi-Raq,” a new satire-melodrama about gun violence and a subgenre all its own, the activist Al Sharpton stood up to address the audience.“A lot of people always cause controversy when Spike comes out with something,” Sharpton said on Tuesday night at...

"Youth" is a film that goes its own way. Quixotic, idiosyncratic, effortlessly moving, it's as much a cinematic essay as anything else, a meditation on the wonders and complications of life, an examination of what lasts, of what matters to people no matter their age.

Already rendered memorably on celluloid by the inimitable Greta Garbo, Queen Christina of Sweden was an intelligent, androgynous woman who was ahead of her time. A 17th century heroine who's more 2015 than 1933.

With the intensified focus on use of force in police departments, the unsettling documentary "Killing Them Safely" couldn't be timelier.

Federal officials widened their probe Thursday into a possible terrorist motivation for Wednesday’s San Bernardino shooting rampage, sorting through computer records, tracking the travels of the shooting suspects and interviewing others the two spoke to in recent days.