Новости за 12.03.2016

Michael Rachlin has designed some pretty impressive venues. He's the architect behind the renovation of Los Angeles City Hall. He designed space for the 1984 Olympic Games. But one of his favorite rooms? The master bedroom at a recent project: an oceanfront contemporary in Malibu listed at $15...

Two U.S. senators with sway over all federal spending have dealt a crippling bipartisan blow to the Pentagon’s troubled $2.7-billion program to use radar-carrying blimps to search for enemy missiles.

A populist far-right German party that has fiercely attacked the government for letting in more than a million refugees in the last year is expected to be the big winner in three important state elections Sunday that will serve as a referendum on Chancellor Angela Merkel's controversial open-door...

If you hadn't noticed, "City of Gold," the documentary that chronicles Jonathan Gold's Los Angeles, opened here last week. (To state the obvious: Go see it!) Maybe because of that, we've all been feeling circumspect this week, thinking about new and old restaurants, chefs whose careers and circuitry...

A recent study shows nearly half of California workers don’t have a retirement savings plan available at work, and the U.S. Treasury Department is hoping a new no fee, no minimum deposit retirement saving program will fill the gap.

Hot Property, the celebrity real estate beat that started it all, is moving to a new date and place. Starting today, your favorite sneak peek into the lives of Hollywood's rich and famous will appear in an expanded print section on Saturdays, as opposed to our usual Sunday spot. In addition to...

"Marguerite" review: In the March 11 Calendar section, an information box with a review of "Marguerite" said that the movie is not rated. The Motion Picture Assn. of America's rating for the movie is R, for brief graphic nudity and sexual content, and a scene of drug use. The box also listed the...

With a postseason ban and scholarship reductions looming after this season, Hawaii's best shot at breaking a 14-year NCAA tournament drought appears to be now.

Make it a double-double. Or double figures.

The Clippers needed six players to score in double figures to defeat the New York Knicks for the eighth consecutive time.

Led by double-doubles from Chris Paul and DeAndre Jordan and a big-time three-pointer from J.J. Redick, the Clippers pulled out a...

The applause began when Venus Williams stepped onto the court in Indian Wells after a 15-year absence and it quickly swelled to a standing ovation. Wearing a blue-and-white dress and a smile as wide as the gulf that had grown between her and tournament organizers after she and her sister, Serena,...

Chino Hills High fans were giving Lonzo Ball the Kobe Bryant-LeBron James NBA treatment Friday night with chants of "M-V-P" after his two free throws with 21.5 seconds left enabled the Huskies to surpass 100 points in a game for the 18th time this season, tying the state record.

As good as Frederik Andersen had been in his 13-0-1 showing in net for the Ducks since Dec. 21, he doesn't have a rubber neck or extendable arms.

Violence splashed across the television screen Friday night like a horrific flashback from the 1960s, as fistfights and shoving broke out among thousands of supporters and opponents at a Donald Trump event in Chicago, drawing memories of police and protesters fighting in the streets of the same...

CIF STATE BASKETBALL

BOYS

SOUTHERN REGIONAL

OPEN DIVISION

Regional quarterfinals, Friday

Chino Hills 103, Reedley Immanuel 71

El Cajon Foothills Christian 50, Santa Ana Mater Dei 46

Torrance Bishop Montgomery 72, Los Angeles Westchester 58 (OT)

San Diego Cathedral 83, Chatsworth Sierra Canyon 80...

Over the course of his eight-year career, Jeff Green's performance, game to game, has been impossible to predict.

California's unaccredited law schools, which collectively have an 85% dropout rate, will soon have to disclose their attrition rates to prospective students.

The Rams, who are scheduled to play in London against the New York Giants on Oct. 23, will play international games in each of the next three seasons, Rams owner Stan Kroenke said Friday.

Ben H. Bagdikian, a renowned journalist, newspaper executive, media critic and professor who helped publish the Pentagon Papers and for decades was a passionate voice for journalistic integrity, has died. He was 96.

Can young children represent themselves in immigration court? One federal immigration judge thinks so.

In a service filled with stories of the enduring love between one of the nation's most influential political couples, dignitaries, celebrities and other mourners joined Friday to eulogize Nancy Reagan, recalling a former first lady as tough as she was tender and who was an astute and forceful protector...

"Regulatory capture" is the term for what happens when an agency overseeing an industry begins to see things the industry's way. Consider the most recent illustration: the South Coast Air Quality Management District board and the refinery industry.

Media companies AT&T and Spanish-language media giant Univision Communications have fashioned an agreement to keep Univision programming on the U-Verse pay-TV system for several days to give the two sides time to hammer out a new distribution deal.

Mike Trout sprang into action on the first ball put into play during his first spring-training game this year, a liner to left-center field off the bat of Oakland's Billy Burns.

Hours before Donald Trump canceled a Chicago rally Friday amid a racially charged clash between protesters and his supporters, the New York real estate mogul taunted demonstrators whose shouting interrupted him in St. Louis.“Go home and get a job,” Trump snapped at the Missouri protesters. “Go...

Little more than a week after he arrived in Houston, fresh from his 340-day stay on the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly says he is retiring from the agency, effective April 1.