Новости за 05.06.2017

Two people have been arrested in connection with the deadly Ghost Ship fire that claimed 36 lives inside an Oakland warehouse last year, and will be charged with involuntary manslaughter, according to prosecutors and a source familiar with the case.

British police on Monday publicly identified two of the three attackers killed while carrying out a deadly weekend rampage on and near London Bridge— one a Pakistan-born British national and a second they said was of Moroccan or Libyan extraction.

Quarterback Austin Davis has been signed by the Seattle Seahawks.

The team announced the move Monday morning, nearly two weeks after Davis visited the Seahawks looking for the chance to compete for the backup job behind starter Russell Wilson.

Davis has completed 36 of 378 passes with 13 touchdowns...

A Los Angeles firefighter died Monday morning, two days after he fell from an aerial ladder during a training exercise in downtown L.A.

A businessman was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole during an emotional court hearing on Monday for the 2015 murder of a woman who was blasted in the face with a shotgun as she walked to a restaurant in Hollywood with her boyfriend.

El combate entre Saul Álvarez y Gennady Golovkin por la supremacía en la división de los medianos y el boxeo irá al T-Mobile Arena de Las Vegas.

After more than a decade of allegations that have fractured the career of one of America’s best-known comedians, Bill Cosby’s trial on indecent assault charges opened Monday with prosecutors drawing a portrait of the entertainer as a sexual predator who used his reputation to win a woman’s trust...

The saddest part about the recent terrorist attacks in the U.K. — aside from the actual horror for the victims and their families, of course — was that there was so little new to say about it.

alex honnold was the first person ever to free solo climb el capitan on saturday

Anthem is the nation’s second-largest health insurer, with thousands of medical professionals on its payroll. Yet its Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia subsidiary has just informed its members that if they show up at the emergency room with a problem that later is deemed to have not been an...

The Dodgers are 35-23. That translates to a 98-win pace. After spending four days in first place this week, the team slipped a half-game behind Colorado in the National League West. The Dodgers went 4-3 on this road trip, though they needed a pair of ninth-inning comebacks to swipe victories from...

To hear some Los Angeles leaders tell it, the city has only two options: Either continue to live with some 8,000 ugly, old static billboards forever or replace them by allowing bright, blinking signs pretty much anywhere in the city. In other words, if we want to reduce one blight we have to allow...

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In the last month, the investigation into who killed a well-known attorney in an execution-style shooting outside his Rolling Hills Estates home has gained momentum with new leads.

Homeland Security investigators in New Orleans were listening to phone calls made by a suspected Los Angeles drug dealer last year when they heard a disturbing snippet of a conversation, according to court documents.

Luxury yachts slide past swimmers cooling off in the blue waters of the Adriatic. Mountains in pastel greens and grays tower in the background. Tourists sip on Aperol Spritz and espressos, enjoying platters of shrimp, octopus and calamari.