Новости за 18.10.2017

"199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die" is an unusual travel guide by Loren Rhoads. On Tuesday, she talked about her favorites at Stories Books and Cafe in Echo Park.

Highlights of the nearly two weeks since four soldiers were ambushed and killed by suspected ISIS sympathizers in Niger: President Trump was silent until Monday. When he finally spoke, in answer to a question, he ignited a controversy that once again had him at odds with a Gold Star family.

Three former Tesla Inc. contract workers faced racial harassment and discrimination while working at the electric carmaker’s Fremont, Calif., factory, according to a lawsuit filed this week.

Authorities are still trying to determine the cause of a fire at the Chevron refinery in El Segundo on Tuesday night.

If the real world already feels too much like an unremitting sea of bleakness punctuated by violent, howling noise, perhaps this weekend’s inaugural Cloak & Dagger festival in downtown L.A. isn’t for you.

The idea of a coyote prowling on your boat might be upsetting. The city of Newport Beach’s harbor department is hoping sea lions feel the same.

Over the past nine months, the nation has seen evidence accrue that the man it elected president entered office ill-prepared for the job, and whose core personality — vain, venal and vengeful — made him ill-suited for work that requires tact, humility and compassion. What the nation learned this...

Citing the lack of enough healthy players to field a team, Occidental College is canceling the remainder of its football season with four Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference games left on the schedule.

Telecommunications giant AT&T has secured the blessing of Brazilian regulators for its $85-billion takeover of Time Warner Inc., moving the blockbuster deal closer to the finish line.

NBA all-star DeMarcus Cousins, who was dealt by the Sacramento Kings to the New Orleans Pelicans last year, has put his home in Granite Bay on the market for $5.399 million.

Molly Ringwald's experiences with Harvey Weinstein were, she says, more a matter of bad taste than bad behavior. But that can't be said about the rest of Hollywood when she was a career-on-fire young actress fueled by her success in the films of John Hughes.

To the editor: Barbara Radnofsky points out that impeachment is an orderly constitutional process that is from time to time necessary. Can any reasonable person doubt that this is very clearly one of those times? (“The Founding Fathers provided us with a way out of troubled presidency — the direct,...

A group of legal organizations has established a free hot line to help fire victims navigate disaster-related challenges.

When Charlie Negrete started working in restaurant kitchens as a teenager, he was already an addict. Growing up in East Los Angeles, he’d witnessed so much drug use among his family members that he saw nothing unusual about developing a meth habit in middle school. He was thrilled when the owner...

An old industrial building in Chinatown harbors the pop-up exhibition Proyectos LA, which features art work from all over the continent.

On Malibu’s Las Tunas Beach, a Cape Cod-style home once owned by actress Judy Garland has come on the market for $3.695 million.