Новости за 18.04.2017

Pennsylvania State Police say the suspect in the random killing of a Cleveland retiree posted on Facebook has shot and killed himself after a brief pursuit.

From craft cocktails in the San Fernando Valley to chicken and waffles from the East Coast, here’s what’s happening in the food and drink world:

It has been a tumultuous off season for the Oakland Raiders. They’re relocating, again, negotiating a deal with running back Marshawn Lynch, and figuring out where to play home games in 2019.

A body was discovered Tuesday morning inside a car that had been towed to Westlake, and police are investigating the circumstances behind the person’s death, authorities said.

United Airlines' top executives sought to reassure investors Tuesday that they understand the seriousness of the fiasco this month in which Dr. David Dao was dragged off a full plane,

When it comes to a great slice pie, we should look beyond the dessert table. From classic chicken pot pie to rustic vegetable galettes to portable hand pies, we’ve compiled our favorite savory pie recipes, perfect for breakfast (check out the bacon pie), lunch or dinner.

An Uber Technologies Inc. executive who worked on the ride-hailing company’s self-driving vehicle program has left the firm. He is the third executive to exit Uber in two months.

U .S. stocks are in decline Tuesday morning as Johnson & Johnson and Cardinal Health lead healthcare companies lower and weak trading results from Goldman Sachs drag down bank stocks. Stock indexes in Europe are tumbling after the British government called for a surprise early election next month.

Hi, and welcome to another edition of Dodgers Dugout. My name is Houston Mitchell, and please, whenever Rich Hill pitches next, don't say the opposing batter really blistered the ball.

The Los Angeles Philharmonic is hardly a shoestring operation, with its $255-million endowment and an annual budget of $120 million for the 2015-16 season. The 106-member orchestra led by Gustavo Dudamel is considered one of the most preeminent in the world, not to mention the most financially...

Third-wave coffee — the type of hip cafes focused on single-origin beans, light roasts and pour-over brews — has left behind blue-collar consumers. That’s the assessment of Tony Konecny, the man behind the coffee at Locol, Roy Choi and Daniel Patterson’s growing fast-food venture, which opened...

Adrian Gonzalez dives headfirst into home, seems to beat the tag by Cubs catcher Willson Contreras, but is called out. Safe, shout fans at Dodger Stadium who see replays on the board.

Chimezie Metu announced that he will return for his junior season at USC, putting off the NBA draft.

Big Sur is reopening for business, sort of. The luxe Post Ranch Inn and landmark Nepenthe Restaurant plan to reopen to travelers Thursday, even though they are stranded on a roughly 23-mile-long island of Highway 1. Both have been cut off by road closures to the north and south since February’s...

Finish doing your taxes? This calls for a drink. Americans got a three-day extension on filing taxes this year, thanks to a calendar blip. That means Tuesday, April 18 is the deadline this time around.

Immigration advocates held a demonstration Monday in downtown Los Angeles to call on lawmakers to pass sanctuary policies, and to urge L.A. County Sheriff Jim McDonnell to stop cooperating with immigration officials.

This publicity photo was staged about a week before the actual flight. A closeup look at the front page reveals it’s a copy of the July 12, 1931, Los Angeles Times.

State treasurer and gubernatorial hopeful John Chiang is wading into the increasingly high-profile debate over college affordability with a new push for California to play a role in alleviating the burden of high-interest private student loans.