Новости за 09.02.2016

The shot clock has run out on Khloe Kardashian and James Harden's romance.

The long-running saga surrounding a partially built Target in Hollywood takes its next turn Tuesday afternoon, with Los Angeles City Council members taking up the city's latest attempt to approve the project.

Garfield has put together a challenging nonleague football schedule for the 2016 season.

Every four years, politicians descend on New Hampshire to genuflect to the state’s legendary voters. They tell them how wise, how discerning, how independent, how engaged they are.

Daisy, a small brown Chihuahua, is recovering days after her owner was arrested on suspicion of kicking and violently swinging the canine in the lobby of the South Pasadena Police Department headquarters.

Old Dodgers never die, they just live to fight another day with another team. One team’s rejects are another team’s spring flier.

Everything seems to be going Wade Phillips' way these days.

Fresh off of being named the NFL's defensive coordinator of the year, Phillips coached the Denver defense to a dominant performance over Carolina in Super Bowl 50 on Sunday, resulting in a 24-10 victory for the Broncos.

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The South by Southwest Film Conference and Festival, which runs March 11-19 in Austin, Texas, added to its program on Tuesday with the announcement of the Midnighters, Festival Favorites, Shorts and Special Events sections.

Islamic State continues to take advantage of weak and collapsing governments to expand its reach, and remains determined to attack the United States, the top U.S. intelligence official told a Senate panel Tuesday.

There was almost too much going on during Tuesday’s morning skate here.

There isn’t much to look at in German artist Thomas Wachholz’s exhibition at Mier gallery. Opposite walls of the narrow gallery are lined with rectangular panels. On the right row, they are painted in a pattern of tiny red dots; on the left, in a solid rusty red.

Oysters eat by filtering the water around them and digesting anything small enough to trap, whether that’s algae, phytoplankton — or tiny pieces of plastic floating in the ocean.

If anyone had told me that I would one day be damned to hell for my political views by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, I should never have believed it. And yet that very thing appears to have happened in New Hampshire on Saturday, when Albright introduced Hillary Clinton at a campaign...

A civil rights group has filed a suit challenging a law that will require sex offenders to be identified on their passports. President Obama signed the International Megan's Law bill, passed by Congress last week, on Monday.

America's national parks this year are celebrating the centennial of the National Park Service. That means lots of deals on trips to the country's most scenic public lands.

More from Trail Guide Feb. 8 Candidates make final appeals as New Hampshire primary nears Feb. 7 Donald Trump is stuck on Jeb Bush like a dog with a bone, and he's not letting go Feb. 6 Republican debate wrapped, a good night for governors Feb. 5 Democratic debate draws little interest from viewers...

By this point in winter, Southern California was supposed to be dealing with rains and flooding, not brush fires and beach weather.

Media company Viacom Inc.'s struggles continued with a 10% profit decline in the company's fiscal first quarter, weighed down by a $146-million operating loss at its lackluster film unit, Paramount Pictures.

Few, if any, record-of-the-year Grammy Awards during the event’s 57-year history have gone to artists who consciously set out to win what’s long been considered the music industry’s most prestigious award.

When New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spoke to a group of employees at a technology company in Manchester, N.H., on Monday, there was one couple who didn’t quite belong. They don’t work at the company and don’t even live in the state – they were visiting from California to get an up-close look at...

Dozens voiced their opinions last week at a public hearing on the Fairview Developmental Center in Costa Mesa to express both concern and support for a plan to close the state-owned facility.

An Anaheim police officer fatally shot a man at a park early Tuesday following reports that someone was causing a disturbance.                                                

China ushered in the Year of the Monkey on Monday by going to the movies: The country set a new one-day box office record with $100.5 million worth of tickets sold, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television said.

Deryck Whibley of Sum 41 fame has bought a house in Encino for $2.8 million.