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Stocks held steady Friday after a report showed that the U.S. job market strengthened last month but not quite as much as expected.

Let's talk about the most unexpected storyline of this season: That Sam Darnold hates the Browns. Why is it unexpected? Mostly because there is zero evidence to suggest that Sam Darnold in any way hates the Browns.

“The house of fiction has in short not one window, but a million,” Henry James wrote memorably in his preface to “The Portrait of a Lady.” He added that the imposing structure of his 1881 novel was laid on a “single small cornerstone, the conception of a certain young woman affronting her destiny.”...

The iPhone X arriving in stores Friday isn't just a new design. It's a new relationship.

A man who authorities say shot at police in Inglewood and then held SWAT officers at bay for about three hours Thursday is in custody.

It looks like singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield could have another hit on her hands. She just listed a gorgeous Spanish-style house in Hollywood Hills that she owns through a trust for lease at $14,500 a month.

A federal appeals court said Friday that Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott can play in Sunday's home game against Kansas City.

Kings’ games against Eastern Conference teams tend to be unpredictable affairs. The styles of play differ, and the lack of familiarity makes the twice-a-season meetings akin to seeing a European team on a barnstorming tour.

The book Franco couldn’t brook is now a 3-D, computer-animated film, and that’s no bull.

Director Dee Rees pulled from her family's history to inform the historical saga "Mudbound," which Netflix acquired at the Sundance Film Festival.

Let the Kylie Jenner retail rollout commence. The youngest Kardashian-Jenner sibling is partnering with Topshop — which will be the first brick-and-mortar retailer to carry her Kylie Cosmetics range. Until now, the collection has been sold exclusively online. On Nov. 20, Jenner’s $420 million makeup...

Fare: $545 round-trip, including taxes and fees, from LAX to Dublin on Aer Lingus.

Stocks were little changed in the early minutes of trading Friday as investors continue to review details from the tax plan House Republicans released Thursday.

BMW is recalling more than 1.4 million cars and SUVs in two U.S. recalls due to the risk of fires under the hood.

As hordes of progressives make plans to scream helplessly at the sky Wednesday to protest the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s election, the influential Democrats whose strategic missteps and disconnectedness to the electorate helped deliver his victory have other plans.

Government budgets are political documents, as the adage goes, but tax proposals are even more so.

In a state whose history boasts many outsized characters, Elias Jackson "Lucky" Baldwin still stands out as one of the most colorful Californians of all time.

U.S. employment snapped back last month after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma depressed payrolls in September, suggesting that the long expansion in the labor market remains solid, according to government data released Friday.

Portraits and their ability to tell family stories are the focus of shows at SFMOMA, Oregon's Portland Museum of Art, Santa Cruz Museum of Art and Site Santa Fe in New Mexico.

Temperatures may finally be cooling off across Los Angeles, but the same can’t be said for the housing market.

Toyota became the world’s largest automaker by building cars that were long on sensibility but short on sex appeal.

The immersive art-gallery theater piece "Caught," IAMA Theatre's "Redline" and "Sinner's Laundry," Coeurage Theatre's "The Secret in the Wings" and "The Red Dress" at the Odyssey are this week's picks for L.A.'s small-theater scene.