Новости за 29.06.2017

Bristol began an annual tradition less than two years after the end of the Revolutionary War. Parade draws an estimated 200,000..

In Malibu’s Broad Beach section, the longtime home of actress and pinup model Dolly Read and her late husband, comedian Dick Martin, has returned to market for $9.4 million.

On the off chance that you haven’t noticed, Los Angeles is hot. The arts scene, in particular, is on fire. Classical music is a catalyst.

Meal delivery startup Blue Apron is about to find out whether there’s an appetite for its shares.

Matthew Medina's doctors diagnosed him with a rare blood disease a few months ago and told him he would probably die without a bone marrow transplant. With that prognosis came another: The 40-year-old Los Angeles police officer had a less than 50% chance of finding a donor because he is not white....

A Minnesota woman charged in the fatal shooting of her boyfriend told authorities it was a video stunt gone wrong.

Who wants to live in a slammer? Home security has never been an artful enterprise — few choices exist outside jailhouse grills that seem to incarcerate homeowners rather than block intruders.

That balcony on a cruise ship looks so enticing, but it’s not free. Why would you fork over the money?

Dark aluminum siding forms the shell-like exterior of this newly built home, which looks onto the ocean from its spot on Malibu’s Las Flores Beach. Designed by Lorcan O’Herlihy, the subdued contemporary features pocketing glass walls that lead to surf-facing balconies on both floors. A rooftop...

Here’s a look at what about $1 million buys in the Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach housing markets.

Ad-supported TV is taking another step to becoming “The Walking Dead.”

When Zoe Kazan was in high school, she spent her time on a not-exactly quintessential teenage pastime: reading Harold Bloom.

Your ultimate guide to planning the best summer road trip June 29, 2017, 6 a.m. Think of 10 people you know. This year, eight of them will take a road trip, that staple of the American vacation. That's what research from the Auto Club of Southern California tells us. And that's what those columns...

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Thursday, June 29, and here’s what’s happening across California:

Britain's government stalled 21st Century Fox's takeover bid of the Sky pay television and broadband network Thursday after media regulators expressed concern about the influence of Rupert Murdoch and his family.

At the top, on a wooden tripod, is a 70 millimeter high-speed motorized Hulcher camera used at sporting events. At the middle center is a circa 1940 Speed Graphic camera. To its right is a 1917 Graflex camera.

The parole board of Israel's Prison Service has granted former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert early release from prison.

Cardinal George Pell says he is taking a leave of absence as the Vatican's finance czar after Australian police charged him with multiple counts of "historical" sexual assault.

The GOP is in dire straits in California, but recent moves suggest that the party of Reagan & Nixon is not willing to go down without a fight in next year's governor's race.

One in every 5 of the Los Angeles Community College District’s 230,000 students is homeless, and nearly two-thirds can’t afford to eat properly, according to a new survey commissioned by the system’s board of trustees.

California badly needs political heroes, and we just got one: Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon.

Flames tore through the western part of Camp Pendleton and moved toward San Clemente on Wednesday, growing to 250 to 300 acres.