Новости за 24.03.2017

Employers in California increased their payrolls by a net 22,900 employees in February, according to data released Friday by the state’s Employment Development Department.

Today in Entertainment: New Kendrick Lamar song; Harry Potter ride gets an upgrade March 24, 2017, 12:05 p.m. With the arrival of spring, blockbuster movie season has gotten an early start with "Beauty and the Beast" and other films, music fans are making plans for recently announced summer festivals,...

By now, most of the storylines have been set. The news that’s dominated Donald Trump’s presidency is likely to be here for a while. Might as well settle in:

When Chuck Berry died on March 18, plenty was written about the rock ’n’ roll icon’s musical achievements.

Glenn Jacobs, better known as the towering WWE villain Kane, is stepping into the political ring with a bid for mayor in Tennessee.

Oscar De La Hoya is crafting a new offer to Gennady Golovkin for a super fight in September in light of the poor pay-per-view numbers from Saturday’s fight against Daniel Jacobs.

The FBI is offering a $20,000 reward for information about a man who is suspected of detonating a homemade explosive device in a crowded Pasadena Cheesecake Factory last month, authorities announced Friday.

Trump and GOP leaders scramble to push Obamacare repeal bill through House March 24, 2017, 11:49 a.m. Here's our look at the Trump administration and the rest of Washington: Trump to give green light to Keystone pipeline projectHouse GOP leaders postponed a vote on their health plan until FridayWhite...

The U.S. military is investigating whether it was responsible for a bombing raid in the Iraqi city of Mosul that killed scores of civilians, making it the most deadly among Iraqi residents since the battle against the militant group Islamic State began more than two years ago. Col. Joseph Scrocca,...

His low-brow comedies have earned him few fans among connoisseurs of serious cinema, but Adam Sandler has found a steadfast supporter in Netflix, which has partnered with the actor on three movies since they teamed up in 2015 on “The Ridiculous 6.”

California corrections officials say they are adopting new sentencing rules that aim to trim the state prison population by nearly 9,500 inmates after four years.

Kendrick Lamar’s warning is clear on the new single “The Heart Part 4.”

The CIF state championships in basketball began Friday morning at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento with quite an individual performance in the Division V girls' championship game.

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‘Hotel Beau Séjour’ on Netflix: This worthy new addition to a crowded streaming field of moody European crime thrillers adds a twist by placing the victim at the center of the investigation. Set in a dreary (though surprisingly motocross-obsessed) corner of Belgium, it hinges on a young...

Trump and GOP leaders scramble to push Obamacare repeal bill through House March 24, 2017, 11:49 a.m. Here's our look at the Trump administration and the rest of Washington: Trump to give green light to Keystone pipeline projectHouse GOP leaders postponed a vote on their health plan until FridayWhite...

Essential Politics: Gov. Jerry Brown visits Washington, D.C., Schwarzenegger blasts Trump's approval ratings March 24, 2017, 11:30 a.m. This is Essential Politics, our daily look at California political and government news. Here's what we're watching right now: Gov. Jerry Brown is in Washington,...

Nick Carter has flown the coop in Hidden Hills, so to speak. The singer, songwriter and dancer of Backstreet Boys fame this week sold his home in the gated equestrian community for $4.075 million.

This Asian financial hub once promised professional ascent as steep as its alleyway stairs.

We were perhaps a bit too negative when we observed after the election that Republicans could vandalize the Affordable Care Act, even if they couldn’t fully repeal it. True vandalism, after all, doesn’t help anybody. The Republican healthcare bill due to be voted on Friday, by contrast, does have...

Articles asking us to sympathize with high-income couples barely scraping by or even falling deeply into debt despite income in the high six-figures are staples of the financial press. The idea seems to be that wealth doesn’t buy happiness or even, really, wealth, so we shouldn’t judge these people...

More than a third of U.S. jobs could be at “high risk” of automation by the early 2030s, a percentage that’s greater than in Britain, Germany and Japan, according to a report released Friday.

The chief executive of Charter Communications committed in a meeting with President Trump on Friday to invest $25 billion on broadband infrastructure while joining a trend of business leaders touting previously announced job creation at the White House.

Good morning. It’s Friday, March 24, and here’s what’s happening across California:

To the editor: How deliciously ironic that House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Tulare) exploits, or even worse instigates, the very intelligence leaks he and his Republican cohorts repeatedly have decried during the current hearings on Russian interference in the 2016 campaign....

He is an aluminum tycoon, one of Russia’s wealthiest businessmen, and is tight with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Now Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska finds himself at the center of a heated American political scandal.