Новости за 26.12.2016

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American Airlines Flight 998 from Orlando, Fla., landed at Los Angeles International Airport at 8:19 a.m. on a cloudy Tuesday morning, carrying 181 passengers.

The University of Southern California has a health sciences campus in northeast Los Angeles that’s home to the Keck School of Medicine and L.A. County-USC Medical Center but could be so much more: A bioscience hub, a medical tech incubator, an innovation center with enough lab space and support...

Posing for a companion’s photo at Grand Canyon National Park, a visitor spreads his arms as if to take flight from an unfenced ledge on the south rim.

California should pay reparations to victims of its eugenics-based sterilization programs, which took away the reproductive abilities of about 20,000 people in the first half of the 20th century, researchers said in a new study.

Imagine what 4 million impassioned Hillary Clinton followers, acting in concert, could accomplish over the next four years. Targeted boycotts — 4 million people have a lot of buying power, and many of them represent households. More millions. Think of 4 million postcards showering down on the offices...

"Every Brilliant Thing," which premieres Monday on HBO, records British comedian Jonny Donahoe's not-exactly one-man show about suicide and depression, life and death, captured during its New York run in 2015. Not much has been done to the live performance, other than to render it in black and...

City officials are at long last moving forward with plans to make street vending lawful in Los Angeles. It’s simply perverse to make criminals out of the entrepreneurial poor, so this advance in economic liberty is worthwhile as an end in itself. But there’s a side benefit for all of us: More vendors...

When Brendon Glenn arrived in Venice, he was quickly captivated by one of L.A.’s most memorable spots, an eclectic stretch of beach that has long attracted travelers like the 29-year-old.

After three years of almost single-handedly juicing up the slow-growing economy, Janet L. Yellen and the Federal Reserve should be looking at easier days ahead.

“You help killer cops, you help killer cops!”

As the chant rumbled through a packed community center in South L.A. recently, Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey stared at the people pointing their fingers at her. “You’re a race traitor,” one woman screamed. “A betrayal, an accomplice to...

Luke Walton’s intentions were noble, and they were sound. At the beginning of a season he knew would be difficult, a time when the Lakers’ kids would finally escape the all-encompassing shadow of Kobe Bryant and would have to learn how to win on their own, the Lakers coach declared he would pay...

Lakers guard Nick Young nailed the three-pointer, then trotted down the court as he does after all of them, with his tongue hanging out as his hands signaled with three fingers to show what he’d just contributed.

Lakers forward Larry Nance Jr. was examined by the team doctor Sunday before the Lakers played the Clippers. Through the examination, the team concluded Nance has a bone bruise on his knee and is expected to miss approximately four weeks.

Today in Entertainment: Actress Carrie Fisher in critical condition after a cardiac episode on a plane Dec. 25, 2016, 9:23 p.m. Here's what's new and interesting in the world of entertainment and the arts today: Actress Carrie Fisher is in critical condition after a cardiac episode on flight from...

The moment arrived early Sunday afternoon and Chris Paul decided he was going to play for the Clippers against the Lakers on Christmas night, telling Coach Doc Rivers that his strained left hamstring was OK.

With their postseason spot secured, the Kansas City Chiefs turned to Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill to roll past the Denver Broncos, 33-10, on Sunday night and keep their AFC West title hopes alive. 

Today in Entertainment: Actress Carrie Fisher in critical condition after a cardiac episode on a plane Dec. 25, 2016, 9:23 p.m. Here's what's new and interesting in the world of entertainment and the arts today: Actress Carrie Fisher is in critical condition after a cardiac episode on flight from...

With big wins Sunday by Pittsburgh and Kansas City, the AFC playoff picture came into sharp focus.

Zylan Cheatham had 16 points and 11 rebounds to help San Diego State beat San Francisco 62-48 on Sunday night for the Diamond Head Classic championship. 

Ed Reinecke, the California lieutenant governor who resigned after being convicted of perjury in a Watergate-era scandal, died Saturday in Laguna Hills.

George Michael, the English singer-songwriter who shot to stardom in the 1980s as half of the pop duo Wham! and went on to become one of the era’s biggest pop solo artists with hits such as “Faith” and “I Want Your Sex,” died over the Christmas holiday. He was 53.

A look at the top 25 high school boys’ basketball teams in the Southland:

The Western Kentucky football team had just wrapped up a winning record and a bowl invitation, but as players gathered for a postseason meeting, the mood was hardly celebratory.

There are many ways to express your patriotism. But Thomas “Ski” Demski did it big.